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THE OCEAN CITY LEDGER Saturday. February 8(1. 

CHURCH SERVICES 

LAST SUNDAY 

PATRIOTIC SERVICES AT 

FIRST M. E. CHURCH 

Washington Camp. No. 75. P. 0. S. 

of A. Presents a Beautiful Flag 

to the Church. 

Last Snhbuth was another notable 

Jay at the Fir.it M. E. Clmrcb. ami 

tha pnitor, Hov. J. H. Kulp. delivered 

two very acceptable scroions. 

la the moroinir .hi* Bermon wn 

based on the ntorv of Blind Ha.it>- 

monu, and 111"-.' who hoard it w,r« 

delighted and edified... "' 

. At the evening servii-e the pastor 

delivered u patriotic sermon, Wash- 

ington Camp. No. '75. P. O. S. of A., 

»;» present in a body, nnd on behalf 

of tb« Camp a Ix-.intiful American 

tluir was presented to the Church. 

A deloL-atit'U ot Camp N'o. 19. V. 

IV: Big Business 

Success 

is tho rexult of little bimi- 

ntu carefully nurtured in 

its growth. Tbo strength, 

imputation and activo as- 

siiftancs of a banking nfilli- 

mtion are contributing fiic- 

tora to tho sound devclop- 

—best of any biuunaiw en- 

"erprrae. 

This Inatitotion welcome* 

an investigation of ita re- 

•poasibUity and broad 

Mop* of Service. 

Every privilege conmxt- 

«nt with responsible bank- 

ing procedure, in accorded 

—and uniform courtesy Is 

a feature of our Used pol- 

icy. 

THE FIRST NATIONAL 

BANK 

Ocean City. N, 

O. of -\., w»-ro n\ present. 

Or. Allen Cordon, in a very happy 

nnil patriotic vein, introduced Hon. 

Kbenczer Adams, who presented th* 

tluir on behalf of the Canip, nnJ. 

ntnml^ nlonir tJu< line" of "Amcrii'a 

First." • . 

Thi* ^.-niirtii by tin- pnstor l'nirly 

bri-tlt-d with C'lirUtinn pntriotiûi, j 

mid uhilt* tlic-pn*a«:lu*r IUIUUN]. t*hf J 

Stars iiml Slri|"-n. lie did nut fall in 

i'ni|)lia-izc tlit' tact tllM tho bi'_~l pat. 

rii>t-i ar>- tbu men wlio are true to 

(Sod. ' ' 

I desire, in thu sermon, to simply 

und clearly refresh your minds con- 

cerning the. thinffu. ior which' the 

Church ure-emincntly t.tanius so fre- 

quently did to illui>tratu his teuehinu 

to the multitudes. 

Whin due> the Church Htund for? 

Whun you think of the Church, what 

i.ri»e~ in Voiir mindnf 1 think tbu 

Cliurrepured on thin machine show 

I micht, thin montinjf, present j ''-urea clearlv printed and addition 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

Two strom; uerimipH were well re- 

ceived ut.the Fin.'t."llapti*t Chureh 

last Sundav, bv the consrecations. 

Good musii: brightened both services. 

Pustdr Mitch presented the ease of 

demolished church home, nt Hud- 

son. >.". V., where hi* former pustor 

iiii,l fnther-in-the-L r spe! is in charge. 

f>n Sundnv morning. T)ecember 2(Ith, 

HM."i. II storm blew the tall church- 

spire over onto tho church proper 

nnd caused i;rent ruin to the hnild- 

inir. The cost of repairs will amount 

distinctly lo\your mindu that in your 

:iiiation. as you pass tlie Church, 

would see more clearly that the 

while boards, the colored windows, 

and the outward form, u treat ahiel.f- 

or eMiutcheon. over thu face of the 

Churcb hearing in the four corners 

thereof the following delicti*: 

First—An Open Hihle. let not th 

Hilile the greut Mtartinir point? It i 

iho ''Hreud of Life"; it w u flumiau 

torch which, ulnne can digpel the ig. 

nonince. superstition, und fear of the 

natural heart ot man. '"The cntranc 

of Thy word civcth lij{bt." 

•Second—A Free Salvation. . .The 

truth iiii^ht he symbolized by u bub- 

Out~of 

Mitch asked the church here to take 

n special offering to help thin worthy 

people. Thix offering will be receiv. 

ed next Sunday at both services. We 

cannot give much, but we enn give a 

little. 

''The Church nnd Its K-icuti'lieon" 

WON the subject' of the momincr -^ 

tnon. third in the Kcrie* bv the p 

tor on "The Church." He npiike as 

follows: 

bling 

but 

fountain, or. 

uul and riu 

a t'enst 

p , 

a * the.se 

THE HARRIS RESTAURANT 

820 A8BUR.Y AVE. 

Meals, Steaks and Chops 

Oysters by the Quart 

RANK'S ICC CREAM. 

MCALLISTER'S 

The Leading Dry Goods Store 

Closing Out All Winter Herchandise 

FEBRUARY WILL BE BARGAIN MONTH AT OUR STORE 

January was the bullion Winter, month in our hiutory, and wo pur- 

• making February duplicate tho trick. 

Bur bamain.i in Coats, Furo, Sweater*, Gloves, Winter Under- 

IT. Oatinir Flannel Oownu, Kitfht Shirts. Pajaman, Kimonaa, Dressing 

Basques, Remnants, £to. 

Special Vuluea in Long Cloth, S'ainxook, Bmuroidcrics, Twill, Cot- 

ton Toweling. Etc. 

Notice our windows for Special Ha reams this month. 

OO000O0OO0OCXXXXXX3OOOOOOO 

s. s. MCALLISTER 

S03-805 A8BURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. j 

• four teaching., so definitely und! •""' subtractions absolutely nceu- 

• % ' rate. This form of statement will be 

i-siied. to depositors who maintain 

i-lieekin^ accounts u-ith the Bank. 

They will bo issued quarterly on 

the first days of January, A|iril, July 

and October, unless otherwise desir- 

ed by depositor., They are always 

ready und if for any special reasoi. 

customer desires bis statement it can 

He procured. , 

People who nre not acquainted 

with the inside workings of u Bank 

will not fully realize the crent nd- 

vnntaze of machine-work overhand, 

work in postinff bunk accounts. The 

the advantage in this machine is Hav- 

ini* of time and improvement in 

peqrnnce of ledger and rftatemen 

••beets, Heretofore, elcratci : 

Tho .saving in time means some' 

thinur to patrons of tho Hank, foi 

tins time will bo devoted to imprnv. 

i.iiL' the service in all ilepartmentn. 

The machine is tho result of mm- 

time nnd money s|H-nt to tind a a iua 

chine tlwit would supplant the unrc 

are. what could bn more so than a 

picture of tho Saviour. . hiuixi'lf, 

Ktandinir with outstretched urni.», 

with tender un'l lovinir compansion 

in each feature of hix.pernon, and 

with his li|w_rcpeatini.'-tliut_fainiliar 

und LTiK'iun invitation to nil, "Come 

unto we all yc that labor und are 

heavy laden and I will give you raaHitaMl»!tWWiaa»ttMMlHa^^ - o . ^ ^ - •• - ,-:l-..:-- . •' - _...----: 

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WM. O. 

ThePaint< 

5222 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Only tha best materiala 

all work Knaranteed., 

Eatlmatu Chaarfully 

THE LEADINC PAPER 

OF OCEAN CITV ' 

OCEAN CITY. N. J.. SATURDAY, MARCH 4. 1918 

. '.• K: 

LARGEST CIRCULATION 

IN Tr.*oliitclv 

particular. 

ll urint'. dates, adds old balance* 

and deposits, subtracts checks, iiom 

piites and print K balances and anto- 

mnlii'iilly il.'li'.-ls overdrafts. All tin 

oiieratnr has to do is to put down tin 

amounts and all further mental ef- 

fort is eliminated. There is no hu- 

nia II hcinir who can list and udd lode 

columns of tlL-iir.'s continuously witli 

absolute ai'i'iiriicv, hut this nincuine 

does it. 

With the new machine customers' 

statements arc brought up to dutt 

daily so that when a customer wants 

antntenient at any time nil the clerk 

him to do is to take statement from 

(lie with cancelled cheeks and deliver, 

which can,nil he done in a few min- 

utes. 

The installation of this machine w 

another evidence of the liiirh nuality 

of tho service the Bank' is endeavor, 

iiy tm render its patrons. .The iita- 

liino ha- been the object of consiil- 

erabli" interest at the Hank as husi- 

->. men and rcirular depositor- huv 

tniirveled. nt the wonderful machine 

with the "steel brain" which has 

limimitcd much of the drmli^cry con- 

uei'ted with the regular linnk routine. 

—OcVusionally u in;,',, 

."noil thinir when ho sees ;, 

aen are too diirnified. 

knows a 

but most 

NOTICE! 

ray HI*W Saat.Catk Prkta r« All Kladi al 

Seconi-Hni FURNITFIRF 

No Lot Too L»(>. Noa> Too Soull 

Jos. P. Venable. 653 Asbury Ave 

lull Pkooa at W 

Teach Your Dollars 

To Have More Cents 

USE GAS FOR UGHTING| 

The C. E. Z. Light is classed a« "BOTTLED SUNSHINE" «al| 

makes day liirht at any hour in your store or home. You cannot 

to ho without it, 

-Ask i'or-«ur Reprenentativo to'cnll. 

3,' 

The Cily Gas Light Co. 

I Ith Street and Haven Avenna 

JAMES M. CHESTER & CO. , 

têal Estate and Insurance 

Hoteln, Cottagea and Lota ior Sale Rent or Exchange 

NEXT TO POST OFFICE OCEAN CITV. N J. 

Propositions — Property 

Block Comfort Station 

Mect-Clty Solicitor Boswell 

i Novel Point 

A regular meeting of the City 

lisoners wan held in theCom- 

„ ««' room on Tuesday after. 

Iwom at 2 o'clock, with the full Board 

,_ He minutoH of the previous tneet- 

îM W* 1 * *""* an ^ approved. . 

" .Director Campbell 'reported that 

fc, Hiram Mowrer was at work 

tho financial ucooants of 

RealEstate and Insurance 

Clayton Haines Brick 

411 Eighth Street Ocean City, N. J. 

Ball -Phona 18 . . Intar-SUU 'Phona U4*A 

THE SUTTON & CORSON CO. 

OENERAL CONTRACTORS ' 

Citadlng and Street Building 

739 ASBURY AVENUE 

. - NBW JHR««V; 

m »'j- 

Director Adams reported that Con- 

• baetar 8eull had' his jetty oontrnot 

ilfchbed and that Contractor Maban 

Kîafew more pilinir to drive, about 

'.'ffij fttt of .jetty and Dome cement 

'jjttk to finish. lie was-crottinir alone 

-ftrfut a« the unfavorable weather 

iinaU permit. 

< Property Owners Differ 

., Ibyor Champion reported that he 

"lid lent li-tters of inquiry to abut- 

•'" erty owners at the foot of 

street, EaRt Oth street nnd 

.it ik* foot of Moorlyn Terraco ro- 

" " tho location of a Public 

Station nt ono of these 

Cium Mints. 

•'.; B* bad received answer* in pornon 

"uiby letters from nil nnd thut tho 

showed that the proporty 

were eounlly divjded. 

latter was received und rend 

Mr. Klink, of the Headinir Ruil- 

re(rardinc tho .poster ndvertis. 

proposition Hiibmitted by that 

ly with ropy for proposed 

NEW PUBLIC COMFORT 

STATION A NECESSITY 

A new Publio Comfort Station on 

'tho Boardwalk ifl an absoluto neccs- 

nity, and it is hoped that .Mayor 

Champion nml hia fellow Commis- 

sioners will bo able to overcomo tbo 

obstacles placed in their way and 

hava a suitable, retiring room roady 

for am nt the besinnine of tho oom- 

ing season. 

Previous efforts nlontr that lino 

were blocked, and it is hoped the 

present ofllcial* will bo ablo to over- 

come all opposition to thuir well-laid 

plnnn. 

PARTISANSHIP AND 

THE PROSECUTOR 

Senator Stevens Positively Refuses 

to Vote for Confirmation—Frankly 

States He Wants a Republican. 

Senator Slovens has sent to Tho 

nator 

Le mako tl 

station possible. 

At the foot' of Moorlyn Ternie, 

tho Mayor si'.jd iluit Mr. .\Iooro wa 

willing for tho Htutinn to lie locate 

tlion^ but that Mi'. Fninl: riiampioi 

jootod. 

At tho foot ol' N'inlli street Mr. 

Shriver, in a pen 

r, mi-sod n rare treat. Mis* Amy 

Klackmiiii was tho leader nnd she 

Imwoil her skill in ;i aio^t olnbohile 

ay. " 

Hi. ii"l let tlii- opportunity pn'-- 

b* uiiliee*)eit a-^.iin. li«it he pro-cnl 

l.'t tiiiiiut-rMV\' i*\,-iiiii'j-. 

ponimissiiin, which has been nrranfj- 

«d by the Trado Expiuision Commit- 

tee of thu Philadelphia Chamber of 

Commorco, is.attracting UIIUHUUI at- 

tention umnni; tho merchant!) of 

Philadolpliiu and nenrhv cities and 

will leuvii I'hilndelphia. next Monday 

„ 'Former City Commis- 

sioner Hoborl Kishor, us tho repre- 

sentative of thin city, will be one of 

the party of boosters, and ho will 

see to it thut the cities viaitod are 

mode uuouninled with the fact that 

Ocean-l'ity-in-tho ne«n"Mt~Bcnside 

resort (bv airliTie) t Philadelphia, 

nnd that this lieuuijful fity by Ilia 

sea has attractions, peculiarly her 

own, which nre not possessed by any 

MISS HEXAMER TO 

Mis 

!f' of 

WED MR, R006ERS 

Amy Mario Koxamor, duuub- 

,.-.,- * v]wl Col "'"'l'uan and Mrx. 

William K. Hexamer. entertained ii 

numlwr of |,,.r friends Wodnos.lnv 

atternoon at her residence. 1D;1>. 

WIIIIIICO Htreet. I'hilndelphia. when 

BRIEF PE« 

HHfl LOCAL ITEMS 

1C. A. Porter was iu Piulndclphiii 

II business Tuesday. 

Mi-s l)uKv Morvy is visitin^r rela- 

i'o- iu Tut-korto,!, N". J. 

KIIO iinnouneeil her engaffement to 

Mr. Walter Kjilston Itadsers. who is 

thn Don of Doctor and Urn. R. W. 

ItodiM-rs, of Philadelphia, Pa. 

Miss Ilexamor is well known iu 

IWan' City, hayin-\vell 

lir«w a little Hrcenicl.er intci t[••• 

ilebato in tho shape i' i inerv, hi-t 

liko this: 

•Suppose these oii.v.!..: ;nv I. 

tbo owners of the la:nl.'" 

'"Vos, but they :>r ' 'n-|il!i talili-.)r close ittM-sonal re- 

lations li.tueen tlu> heads of IcndiiiL' 

-. ami hankiiitr ostahlishmont^ 

it)^ tbvir i a ll-lil jo'hive a Stnto 

police lioat lo piitrol the -t to 

keen lilelillailcll ll-liel'llicn i.nl^lile I 111- 

tliree-iiiilc limit. I ui-h lo ask. 

What is (Tic mill tor with the une Die 

Stale ha- now.' l-W -cvi-r;il êasoiw 

the State ha- Inn) ihe patrol 

hunt ".Vow iTorsoy" -tntioneil at At. 

laiilie Cily. and tins lieen very 

;iclive waleliiiiL' the mcnhailoii boat.*, 

not to chase them lievninl iho throe* 

limit, bill to -ec-tlial lliey have 

their license nllnwini; tlicia to 1Kb 

IIvuhere inside the three-mile limit. 

Tin' I'eileral (loveriimont lid lie 1 

illeel hevoiid the throe miles, b,< 

inso that is the ''liiuh sea." 

The menhaden people have know 

ir years that it wiis iiiicoii-titulion 

1 for Iho Slate nf .Vcw .Jcr-ov t 

illoct ihe-o liecn-o fee-, but rathe 

FtJIti Co to the trouble of piovii 

•v pav Ilioir license money. 

A iiv school hov shoiili) I. in HI- tin 

State has no juri^lietioii a lialfuii 

at sea. Iu J'act, it is a i|iie-tiou if 

could sell a riparian riirbl. nnd Wol 

fcter dolbios a riparian riirhl as Inn 

holoniiint to n rix'er banl'. . 

Suppose a per-nn wauled nn oh- 

striiclion removed that was n men- 

>.'.'• : : : '":'-'.v : 

Those oiu-lK ste;nucrs tl.sh 

. III., 

summer, hut in tho fall, come 

coa--t and ll*h aloti^ tlu- .Ki'>cy 

.-.liiire. Kor .several years ue haw 

P.'ii.l tin. Stnto of New .ler-ev •ffj-'i 

per'boat, oiulit lioats ~1.0(111. n>r the 

privilege of llshiiiL 1 near tlie -I.ore, 

fur t-erii'iiiilv u'c would iio| 1>' ! V to 

ll-h hi-vi'.iiil Jin' llirec-iuile limit on 

Ihe '•liiuli -i'.i." So if anyone -«vs 

a nieiiliatloii -lijnicr lUlun-j- pi-t 

clc.ir nf Iho liie.il.cr-. ilon'l vel ev 

eileil, ll-' owners ll.l v e. pnid In!' tho 

riuhl in-t• a- aineli as one pi.Vs for 

the tinvilcL-o of iiiumin.' s»\ Miitomo- 

bile mi tin- roml-. 

Anvollc can sec al i, ^la-iic how 

fooli-li il i- for the Stato In intro- 

duce :>iiv Inu pcrlaiiiuiir lo t)o> iiien. . 

linden, j'i-t to please flshinv eliihi 

nml n leu Ihui-iosiiloiils. 

As to. the meiiliailen tlshenneii do- 

rovini." fooil tl-h, there i- no Imlh 

wliiilevcr iu the n-scrtinn. S'i» pl.uit 

woal.l dike a |..;nl i.f •_• .oil ll-ili for a 

'I'ncrc'is |,n M.j ||, |!.,in) .mil 

Inri/c lionc- wou'il l>c injii irioii.s 

ll 

il.. i 

'Ml 

ftiZ 

III. 

o th 

hal 

- ma 

ill,- 

li-h 

•liinery. 

crew - 

lllev e, 

i- II l.ll.nvn f.ict 

l"t Ilille uli.it 

oat illirili-.' lll>< 

1 was •,! .\h-i 

I tl-hermau eniao 

tain |,.!,| ;', friend ho 

•aleli. hul ran ^l,,,|i ,, 

throw thinv |,.,rr, 

1 

.el I 

CM Ill-Ill 

r lww 

it 

are to navitrathon. say ii hnlf.mil 

from ulmro, would ho npply to th 

State? I guess not. Th« Slato would 

refer him to the flovornment, telling 

him it *n» out of their jurisdiction. 

Roforri T write, nny moro, I wish to 

rank it knawn to the enemies of the 

menhndon people, thnt 1 know ex- 

netlv what I nm writing about. T 

know it is not becoming to anyone 

to be personal, hut I am obliged to 

»ny 1 am larcrlv interested in a men- 

haden riant located on the We-tern 

shore of the ChesapeaLo Bay, Va 

worth ,a half million dollar*. We' 

h »^« «ujht atoamara. 89 men In each 

ere w or 266 men afloat. The plant 

raaJi day and nl«ht, as It has IU own 

ebetrie plant •upnlyjn, S0O %hta. 

Thai i- m 

whole mcnliadoli He 

•for a Ion;; tini,.. 

•Vo food ll-li will 

hadeii, nnd I [lev an 

surface. 

1'eoplo mav H,,ii,l 

'"•'' 'lis e.l ,,f. .They 

thy .sti-.in,', th,,, ,1,,, ,, 

OUI. The nil rill,. 11,1,, 

and is rellne.l. The n,|, 

srroiind aii't dried, then 

lor .liiinnent. 

Some L-,-;,.li., ,,!' ,1 

''or niakiii.- fnnov 

L-railes r,,r laiiiiiiiL- 

.some fur mlsin... paj,,l. 

The serat. is -old i,, th, 

Iho Inr-.'e fertilizer plants, 

mixed with Inino, rlinrle 

Poliish, L.r,,iin,| ,,vst,.r s 

tho InrL-er part of whi.-li 

Ill'el ttheil :l 

in- TI:J. cap- 

made a -rent 

'I lee ..lid III,.] 

rlto.'trd. 

ii — li III.III t h o 

Wi.lllil ,|,•,!,.•>• 

inlli n.-u- 

I he 

la-,. ti-K 

ked 

preyed 

:e 'l:inks 

III li.-iirs 

oil .in- 

-nap-, 

leather. 

n-i.l 

li.er 

.in.) 

Siiiilb |,> 

li Is then 

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P*n Two THE OCEAN" CITY LEO0Eft fiatimhvr. March 

IV,,. 

1¥ THEJPBOSECUTBB 

(Continue.1 from r'ir.-t PII«") 

Novel Advertising Trip 

1 To Start Next Monday 

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THE PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE'S 

ATTITUDE 

Oil Tunr-diiv DID l'hiliiJirli.hiu |>u- 

P«TH continue*] a news item stilting 

thnt "Tho Otfpiui I'itv Younn Mvn'H 

Projrrewiivo Iwajrui' bn« declined In 

tnk«i nction iii'lorNim? tliu rvnppoint- 

dent of JIIUIOH ituHsjtll Onrrow as 

Progenitor of C.up« May County." 

Wliilo tlm ktaiomont wus true., it 

contained hut part ?** 

I'hitvtt Imcn Intori'Htud In mu*!o Hi-ar] 

all my llfi>; both pructlcully und thn 

rutlcully; tmttrumantul and vociil. Hitx 

pluyed In orch«Mtru und«r thn laud«r 

whip of ono ot thn bant tn Itillmlolphiu 

Il4-hr 

ill prt'ai'h, hi>j -ubjei'l bciiiir, "T.hi' 

l-'ollii's of I'lihi'licf." There will he 

• IX'i'in! liliKir bv tbe Quartet. 

JOS. a. CHAMPION 

Building Contractor 

Ocoan City. New Jtnay 

Tenth St. and Wejt Ava. 

KM I'hono ur«d. 

Laat year Cape Hay visited til* 

Ocean City courts, but owinc to the 

lafainaOa of tba Mason it wu impoa. 

albla for tae Oe«aa Cfly mamban to 

Mtam the vbdL—tog Book. ' 

By Chance Learned of BUI That 

Would Cut His Pay to $350—Gets 

$2500 Now. 

ItiTorili't' Kdiiiuud •'. (tnskill, Jr., 

bile in Trent «n other bu>-iiiess 

ni'>-diiy, h'uriu'il bv I'hanro thai a 

iill had hi'i'ii introdueed Inwt week I 

by Asênihlvman Lake, of Capo May, ] 

whii-li would redin'0 bin uulury to 

•f.';"il> n year. 

A-; l!ii) Itecorder L'etsi $2500, nnt- 

urallv be wax iuterivted. 

The I,aUc l,i|| iK intendi'd to fix HID 

sa'arv of Ihu Rwordor in Wildwond, 

nnd in fraininir tbo bill making the 

salaries of l(('i'orilnrn hot more than 

$3.">0 in fourth .OIIIHH iiitleu of umr« 

I him H."..(111(1 populntion, Mr. Luke did 

not consider tluit Atlnntia City in n 

fourth ehiKrt eity nnd that he WIIR 

nilaiinir the Hiilnry of tho Atlnntio 

City recorder, 

Mr. Onxlcill immediately cot huxy 

with tbo committee and there is no 

doubt that the bill will be amended. 

"Yon're hie enoujrh to Ret any hill 

amended;— I surrender," laughed 

Lake pa he oust Us eye over flas- 

kill'u seven feet of tower.—Atlnntio 

City Daily Press. 

Otis M. Townsend 

THE RELIABLE BUILDER 

$2200 Duniriilow nn Pleasure Avenue, near Htb, 

$2750 Rnnsrnlow, K10H Anbury Avenue. 

$2900 Cottuce. 1.1th Ktri'et nearMotor Ilont Club. - 

$3750 CottiiKe." 2025 Central Avenue. 

$4750 * CnttiiL'e, •)]« Central avenue. ', 

$6000 rottntre, S W. corner or 21th nnd Wesley. 

CtTEASY TERMS'^! 

wisstoesossssd 

u ACCCLLCiMT0li8" IS 8000 

Editors am not mansions •eoon- 

Idrcla. They tra tb» AocaDeraton of 

PILING 

JETTIES 

ac ««»«WI>««aitirJfjrwffla^^ 

BULKHEADS 

CESS POOLS 

WILLIAM H. NAYLOR 

Building Painting 

Jobbing 

882O Central Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. 

Prompt Servlc^Bell Phone 4B4-Y—Climates Furnlihed 

TAK.N OA«« 0- BV TH. V«Aft 

JOHN MARTS LUMBCR CO. " 

OCEAN crrv.H.j. 

h&&'>JLJdagu« schedule. 

The line-up: 

OCEAN CITV 

llllilr.'lli. t;uar.l 

1-1. 1.1 F.ull 

Mili 

O.ill: 

IC 

leric. 

Ulii.'. 

Koi-wur»l 

• illunl 

• iuiird 

i—CIIIIIMIIIII 

J. Iliirri-; Mrs. (•,. Cnr-on..Mrs. Wil- 

liam (i. Abbott. Mrs. I,. Miller, Mrs. [_' 

P. Miller. Mrs. rims. Powell, and i ( 

the Mi*.>e>- Knr.i NIU.-III, lona Adaiii-,! . 

Itenii'ice Towii^nd. liiinra Town- i ' 

-t'lid, I'ecile Miiiiford, Minnie Muin-^ 

ford, Olive WriirgUis, Alice Wricgins. 

Krnnct's Smith, Anix' Voss, Myrtle 

(iilTord. Myrtle Kluirp and Margaret 

Vnrkcr. 

About 

WtTC lit 

the time when tbo ladic- 

Iheir' uierie>t. four spec'r 

luens of tbe 

appearaiiee. 

mule gender put 

N'ow, just what 1 

kuows abf the men were married and the 

other fellow was jlis) us good us 

married. 

The reporter has been told llmt 

there "is no fun in having a hit of 

married men around lit n parly in 

leap year." Hut just the turnip these 

men wen 1 welcomed, and from the 

.'lists of l.uiL-bter that issued from 

tbo Powell home it is ipiile certain 

that they helped the festivities 

along. . 

The. gentlemen were Mr. Win. VS 

(iardiucr, Mr. II. St.union. Mr. ('has. 

Powell and Mr. •'• Itnscne Kharp. 

Ocean City Defeats Capes in Second 

Period 

(•ceiin City look a uiiiiie I mm 

^rajie_\la\âMjie^ Arinoiv hist Wed- 

iie-.ilav""i.il;lit after tlio visitor* had 

sprung into tin' lead nt the eml nf 

the second perind hv « Hi-l't sinre. 

The Sidd'er Itovs got au;iy Iti a 

unnd -Iart .uid with Ibe sc'ore 11 |i> I 

Iiinkcd like c;i>v uiuiicr>, lint it was 

right here tluil the Cap.-- Inn!, ,i new 

lease nn life Mad ennui up fnnn be- 

' bind, ^< 'U'iiiL' lw pnints while the lo^ 

fi\] hiini'h cMiihl ca_-e but I. the llr-t 

period eiidinu'* lli lu l-*> in l'a\or o' 

ihc ('apes. 

Tile ^cruliil lii'liml Wiis nl! Ocean 

•'iiy. Shii'ld- reiii'i'd friiiii the tr.imi- 

in I'IIVM)- of rump, aiul tlie he^l the 

vi-.ilni"- 1'iMitd êl wa*. ."t pniats, two 

Held nitaN bv l.ciinutiii and n 1'inil bv 

Kirk. 

Pierce nnd Hrrrkley led in thi' 

scnriiiL" for Hie Military .. Ocean City. N'. J. 

Vice President—\ir.v. JAS. E. LAKK, 1\ II., Ocean City, N, J. 

Secretary—Kn: W. I'.. I.AKK, H. A.. I'rincct.ui, \". J. 

Treasurer—CIIAS. I*. I.AKK, I!. A.,'Ocean City, N'. J. 

ITA».'AGERS. 

niimii.s's, n n.. RKV. A. C. OMVI-K, I«.. 

Occ.'in City. V. jr. ' Millvilh-. N ; . Jf. 

rlAM'KV Y. LAKK, Orcaii City. N. J. HABKV II. I.AKU. Ocean City, N 

II. I). ?OABS, nufTalr., \ T . Y. 

\ 

Al- 

J. 

Wcl-h, Treasurer, and Wm. Clonry, 

Walter Wilson. A. K. Saviieool, John 

T. Wright, Philip Ken and Kilward J. 

'I'llellur. 

Any Democrat muy secure u ticket 

bv- tiunditiir 91.00 to John J, Wulsh, 

Treasurer, 010 Broudwny, CiUuden, 

N. J. 

OCKAN CITV, the Popular Christian Seaside Resort, is ItuMttfl on 

the Ocean Kf'int. n few miles liclotv Atlantic City, and reached Iiy the 

lileclric an nOnad to «• tha "widow's mitt." 1 

!.•••• •iiii'ir' -.:..:.../-;.-, ' . •> ;-. -.-.;.;...• . 

?^n>j!w^gsâ? 

For farther prHcnlara. write

& ; $*< 

^ V * ^ 

îilfii 

»«ea« 

Poor THE OCEAN CITY LED8ER 

Ocean 

AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL 

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 

Bjr Uw N. J. sf.tn. Pub. Co. 

AT THE LEDGER BUILDINQ 

ft.-.: 

tf • • • ' • • . 

^ ' 

: 

W r. /.. 

836 and 838 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

•luv. jiu 

B*v. V.D1. K I'Uhrr 

IX It., 

i). u.. 

Kn.d a t« 1.U rJITI 

flr-t object nhould be to read what'""* 11 Implications and «nunclunani« 

and mmlta tor tb« (rail opportunity «btn 

lh« «vord will BaMh-wt If It carried tile 

ll«hi vt Heaven upon It* blade. 

—J*re»ldent WlUon. 

W« believe sut-h a speech as that 

marks Woodrow Wilson as one of tbo 

L'rcat.men of American history. It 

i~ worthy of uny Hre»ident thut ever 

Jived. It i« worthy of beint written 

nluneiiidc Wushininon'n farewell nd- 

dr- 

iml'lin ilu- "iiinu-4'inent /|UeKtinn." 

u'bii'h always -...'ins L'o'id for a hwi.!. 

!in.' or two. liovv.-v.'r rnihlendini.'. The 

N'.w Vork World tcatiir. 1 .! it tliu-: 

"I-- l>jiiu'iiiL' it Sin/ N'o. Sa.VK M.-tlu 

AN OFF-YEAR IN LAW MAKING 

FLORENtE BRICK HAINES 

Cor. oth and W.alsy Ave. 

Massage, Swedish Movement* 

and Corrective Gymnattlcs 

loriM. Iffltira by * 

' UoUl ' l>l " ln "- 17t 

f HERSCHEL 

" L 

WHENCE COME WARS? 

tin* 

\ 

St. Joint 

torn*; w.ir»» aiitl .i^litniL'7" 

TH***'*^ ii«.fr u.»n a time u'licn h« 

manv iir•• aslcini: thin aim- uui-^tion, 

und Vtl li-ti«Ti|>tUr;tl In 

not 

hnvi 

tin- 

it m 

lint) •!*•*•.r*- to 

v«* HL-IU 

liayi-, Mini 

wjir. 

• not." 

\v o I'M 

hut Win- to titut 

OsTviU'e rntii.-tli." 

Nf ot olTi-n^t"-! for 

tluit .ilfi'ii^fx folia 1 ; 

mini l>v u'lioin iho 

Tli** t'al-f |ifo|.)ift 

wlur«* thvre i- no I>.-IIC.-, lor llioiis- 

iind" •••' vt'J.r-, nml lu>- tcjirtu) voirr 

i- wtill lifiii.l in the Intnl. W'v liclifVr 

in i***aft- WIH'M riirlitiMiuîif-^s and 

lU'ai't* 4'ititifiH-f fiirli ntht-r, hut until 

tiien UK tnlk tU'Jii** i^ to j.luy with 

(ivniKiiitc. Tin* onlv I-*/IH»M1V for wnr 

i^ in hrart riiiliti'im^n*'-- tlmt know 

ant) Ufciis tlti.* L'oMin nil*', *A- v 

wouM tlmt nun ^li.ill dii unti> you, i|.. 

Vi* likvwiô unto ili.'in." 

A^nin, Ud luivc Oivin.* ui-.h.n,. 

'*Tli«* wisdom t\\ut i«- Irmti alxtv«> w 

fir's t iitiri' thfn |M*jir,'i.t>!f( mul I lit' 

truit ••»' riL'lilioii'-ii*".-. i- .nun i» 

I>«'IHI- 'tf tlll'lll tll.tt Jll.lUf* |U'.Mf." ' 

Tfu- niition, M- (lu- inilni.lu.il, tnu-t 

Li' i>ur«* in hi'.irl Itnl prfpir**! to n*. 

si^f tin- devil I" tli.< la-t ilihli. A 

hi.HI i)- t'noli-h, no MiiittiT ln>w t.'oiii), 

tluit M'CUMN i'f jn"_-li*i'|- to |o»-k lii*. 

Ktuhlr until uiivr the lu.r-v i^Mot«*a. 

Tin' rhur.'h of Aiiirrirti nuit;t |trciu-Ji 

a dr;ir. brim, tiiw L'oi-,h'I «>t' lirun 

piiriiv, nml rlu- utuio-t ran-ful'atnl 

hniH'ft jtr^'hiirar>"ii t-T rt'î-iiui^ the 

devil Jroin rt-ntfr '•• i -tn.n'j.'f 

tlin-1 lit- (lie .. i :i mi-lit. And li-t ti - 

• TVIi|t*l..*HT, :i Ill-'ll*- _- I'* •. * I • - t .•TU-nil'-- 

a IT t lot- c i.f hi - n\. ii Ii-.'i -fln'M., 

\V it u|i ItiL'toll's Mf'ltti'- ! i Hfiinr- W iTf 

fitlM- Aimfir-m-. Tin' :\>vj w;i tir 

h*ard for tln'ir uiiw-h KpfuLin^." \\*t 

V'lifVi* that thi- iir-t L'r.'at a*'*t\ i*. 

not Inii'k to A\Y-1«'V. hut luirk to 

•II--.II- Chri-t. KVITV |>«'W should him- 

i Sow T«--t;iiiit'nt nnd wt-ry -frvtio 

otii€- of th«* t«*a«-hin;r>» rtf "iti'-u>- 

houhl h; thinu 

t u'hlili tit-r 

1'i'UinIt-tl, hir 

.lH rr.^V.l [O b.' Alil. 

I Kl , i.t.rUllli .111.I t.- 

lili li |..tvt> niiiilc iw p 

k*(-|>"'>t 

.M«l j>r\i t 'hainht-r *.lTvvivir 

.'••r Stnt.- li-u'i'-lation. Thi- -'h.-nahcr'- 

. i tc-t hull-'tin -HV- : 

Tlh-rc t>roh;iblv ncwr ba- iiwn a 

t: •!*«• in T)II* hiotorv ot tlu- con airy 

The Three Great Lights 

of Masonry 

CITY OFFICIALS 

DEPARTMENT Of PUBMc Am.ratf 

AND POBUC BAFKTT ^ ' 

Mayor. Jos. a Champion. Din 

Harry A. Morrla, City Clerk. 

4"0» C; Boswell. city Boiu,,, 

7,- .fS* *?**••• Health ortlceT 

John N. Johnson. Plumhlnc hSSSS.' 

Joaeph Rlanana. city ElectrlSffi"* 

EPAnTMBNT OF IlBVENlia aaTI 

Wm. H. Campball. Dlrjeto, ' 

City Trtnaurer. Clarence 8 8ma 

DBPARTM^gÔF^THK^ ^ 

Oeoroa o. Adams. Dlreeton \ 

Mortao Hand. Jr.. City En«lne«. 

^tnnon Prtadied-To OCTJII City 

Lodge. No. 171, F. & A. !•„ by 

Rev. C. H. Bohner. In the Presby 

terian Church, Sunday Evening, 

February 27th. 

Genesi-s. l^J.—"And God said. Lot 

tboro liu licht; and there wuu linlit." 

Uniineslionalil.v thin id tho most 

muirnifii'i-nt deolnrutibn ever cx> 

\pr«8iicil in hiimun InnKUucc Li|;lit 

ifl a synonym o£ nil that in lieiiuti 

and Kl" rI< > l * H in A * T " 

It is flic most perfect emblem ot pur- 

ity tliut we can imagine, for we van- 

not ooni'eiveofthe ihUlyrXTEf 

SclltJ'nii'nr; Ir« proiwrtieH "T>id doll- 

anco tii nil to ,4 r. ii. 

C to II'. M. 

* ntft) in nl. Yet 

*'*iin|M)rtjince tn i'.iinin«*ri'i'. Only 11 

..!' tin. "il m.liti.'iil iliviînn-. ini'lml- 

m_ IH Slut.-, ami iliree lerritorlal 

'.'overnineiii-- of tlie I'liit.-.l Stall 1 - 

luive leui-liimre- in re*wii time. Th.'».e ini'ln.Ie \*..^' 

.ler-ev, Ki-ntiiekv, Miir.vlnnd, Min- 

iM'-.ita. Mi^sis-it.|ii. Sew llaini>-hiro, 

N'.u York. XoHh Iliikiila, Rhode !•- 

iainl. South Carolina, Virginia anil 

H. NEWELL HEULING8 

Attorney-at-Law 

309 KIGHTH 8TREET 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

1'i.rl.i Ilir In (IIO-I of tli«--i- StiiU" 

nrr limit.il t" (iD to (Il 

Hi., ^ .liM'Ht.-h whirl.'Tin- W.irM 

in liiilil-lii.-i- i>; I-.I îirliliil 

In l.';nl it^ r.'iiiU-r- to think tlmt .lolm 

WV-l.-v i1i>ni.iin. nml eon-umer». 

l"l> tn the heL'iniiiu.." of Kehriiiir.v 

there were 10.'. hill- inlrodueed into 

fiiiiirre—. relaliiiL' to war nnd m-iiee 

iin.l inlernatioiial iiffnir^. Manv liills 

rehite tn (fund rnnd-. a fuel whiih 

niiiv lie Inki-ii in iiiiinei'liou with tin. 

ilelnent lluil tllU- vear the iiiltniitn. 

liile iniln-lrie- will turn .nil al l.-.i-t 

I.nnO.ltflO v.ir*. |.n-t veiir'-.i.titmiti 

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF 

MAILS 

Outgoing 

A. M.. R..'iO A. M., 11.1'. A. M.: 

M.. :i.:in i>. M., :i. 11 i>. M., 

:I..->O, o.is p. M. 

Incomlna 

ft A. XI.. S..">0 A. XI.. 10."0 A. XI., 

i..-.« r.. w, a.2.-> p. xi., ti.iio p. M., 

ii._>r. r. xi. 

n|vo 

Thin v.ill;,MI ainl iiir-'i-Ient 

rnte of L'oi,.l ll.iaiii'Ul ami in..nil 

L'overiiiiuiii, Williinu II. HriL-lit, nuw 

the i.U'Hei- anil Kilitnr of III. \\ili|- 

oil Sun. li;i- uiiliinh.'r.'.l hi- i-ili- 

hiriiil* tun- M,,\ Ih,. matter appear- 

»»'- "I eai'li Usuu-uf |,jj neu'-|ia|ier 

far I'roin ple-.i-ini: to tlie'iniiiii.ip.il 

«'er- fh.it lie.- Sea Mn Itevu-u-. 

EVEN IP 

VOU HAS A 

NECK 

'-'-I' 1 filia.li I fcj 

SORETHROAT 

Location of Fire Alarm Boxes 

Th.. rliurliu/ or the Ore toll Jocmtea tbt, 

box Irem which the call hna brno sent In. 

Por tnatunrg one tan follovniH by rour In- 

dlcat.a that tb» call has mm,, from bog 

II. lorutnd u| Hlxlh and l'!ua»ur» uVenUe. 

Th* ul it la repeated tour tlmea. Two 

tiibd denote a, at 111 alarm. 

}*—};i*aaure ave. and «lh at. 

ll— "uy uve. uid nth at 

—1 l»iuur» uve. and utn at. • 

••«t av«. and 7th at. 

"bui-y nv«. and Jnil »t 

JJ— Anbury Sv«>. and nth at 

J5—Vuliurx uv«. und Imh at ' 

•J— A»Jiury av«. and uih Ii 

i?~«' hllr >' » v «- "«d Uih J 

—Cumrul av«. and Mth .t 

I uvo. and North «». 

I av.. and (th «L 

1 av«. ana llih ,1 

""•'••y «v«- and l'lh m 

iVcatsy ave. and Mth Vi 

Wcun ave. and 4th at 

nve. and 7ih ,t 

y_ 

Tho Ocoan City Rapubllcan Cluatta 

Ir. Til.- ll.'inn llullillnaf. Pre»lilint. Jot.. 

.;. I'li.iinplon; ^..cretjiry. Ilnrry A. MO** 

rlH 

BENEFICIAL ÔRGANIZATIONS 

Ocean City Lodse. No. 171. T. nnl A, 

M.. .rnei'ta second and fourth Thursday 

evening of ench month. In Mnxonlc HAB k 

Ormn City Lodie, No. «8, K. of Ri' 

m..ctn flrat und third Monday uvenlngs,' 

nt tuch month In K. of P. Hull, Asbcay 

\vrnue, ncur Beventh 8tr«et. 

Iota Council. No. i:«, Jr. O. U. A It, 

mc.-tM, every Tuoaday evening In l!ana 

llullillnir. 

Ocean City Council. 'No. lo, D. of A. 

muîM Thuredny svenlna" In K. or 1>. HaU 

IVotrctlon l^dge. No. 69. A. O. V. W. 

in.'eti. aocond nnd fourth. Monday even* 

Inir In K. of r. IlalL 

Kulmla ' Tribe. No - Jlo. I, O. n. it. 

mertN each Wednesday •vcnlns; In IZaftS 

Dulldlnt- 

XVaahlricton Camp, No. It. V. O. •s. of 

A., meets every Friday night In Haua 

Dulldlnv. 

Camp No. 11. P. a or A.. ma«U everr 

Haturday at 7.30 P. M.. In K. of I'. HaJt. 

Wah-Htrlla Council, No. . U. 

' Tuc.d/iy—3.00 to t.00 P If. and 7 ., pl.as Judge—Hon. Henry B 

Klitri'.lirw. 

County clerk—A. ' Cnrltton Hlldrelh. 

Deputy qlerk—Sterling- W. Cole. 

Sherllf—Cnli'imn R for>nn. 

D.puty Sh.rlrr—Prediricfc X Mflvln. 

Slirroa.ite—Kilwnrd t.. Rice. 

X " 

iirrow"' "' t h " *•••»•—J am « Ullsasl. 

;ut ' 8upcrlolcnd.nl of Schools—Aa»o» 

umu. 

!»«atoi-—l.ewla 8. fltoviiim. Cap* 

ilymaw—Murk Ijike. Ocean City. 

Chosen Freeholders 

0 ^.-?.?...*!J1V F 1- J '"'li I", fox. J..I' VL 

City—Chun. V. Cloutlnir. J.u. 9 

.'htm. w. Saul. Auirumuii HU 

'"jjM.i^^city—John T. llunnrlt. II. B 

>»•• Townahl — llono W. Gun.ly. 

Dennl, Townahlp—l.nvl Welltx«ll. 

Mldiilo Townahlp -Hubert B. Millar. 

L »«" Townahlp—Joa. p. SIucKUalc. 

OFFICERS OP THE BOAMo' 

Director—l-hna. II. Cloutllllf. S«a lule City ' 

I'?'?'.'" 1011 —Joa«nh |>. MucKlaak-. Hi 

vhirh Masonry presents lo the neo 

phyte. The supreme moment in his 

initiation is that moment when, in 

. the nnily of the open I.odê, the 

ooodwinl; is removed nnd, nu the 

Worshipful Master, sneakinir for the 

. Grand Muster of the Universe. *nys: 

^htl there be linht," his eyes are 

opened for the first time to the true 

' Uasonie liirht. His further progress 

throucl. the de-rrccs is dependent 11I- 

tocethir upon his expressed desire 

for more liirht, which is presented to 

lim with various modiflcntions ut 

even' iiiKaiicinir step in his Masonic 

Career. 

•The LTcat fundamental doctrines 

: of the IViitemitv lire, symbolized by 

yibal iirn culled "The Three (Jrenter 

liirhls." Miisunrv h«« its I^-sser 

Luthts nlso—in the Knut, in the West 

and in Hie Month, referring to the 

three trillions of the sun—its rising 

in the Kast. it« meridian in the 

flonth. and its settijiL- in the West. 

But iiiiiin every Masonic altar, the 

world OUT, three symbols are to hu 

' found, lulled "The Three (Jrentei' 

lurhts," which are eiulileinalic of the 

oruanii' nrinciples upon which the 

»kole -rli'iidid edifice rests. 

I. The first Orent I/idit. 

The first of these erentcr lights is 

the open llihle. whicli symbolizes the 

will of Oud. "From its place in the 

center of I In- I.odire it noiirs forth 

upon tli,' Kast. the West and the 

801.th ii< refulgent rnvs t>f divine 

troth, reminding every Musou f the 

datv he owes to Clod. Il i< her r-TiBhteouBneit8. or tho 

«m of Tendency, and so forth. 

•*«»»*» toward flod would be 

Were it not HO Bnthetic. 

i tale is told of an old 

to Chleaito on a -witit 

AL'assiz ii|.rfn>'i. 

not old en..iifli I. 

had the MUSLIM.- 

wins the spit it 

hr..liter in nee.l. 

The Mason i- t,..t ..nl\ lait'.-lil to 

net on Ihe siiuav.. 'nit his very ivoriU 

are In he on the -.mare, lie is in- 

structed to'keen a ii'iiu-ue of »iiiid 

Miisifiiie"ri.porl. a l.ntL'iie that -iieak- 

ti'ood rather Iliiin evil ..f all men mid 

most esiieeinllv of brother Unsims: 

n toitiriie which lias' niitltlnc of harsh- 

ness, nothintr of vileness, notbin.' of 

iieeusution in il A man's ennd natiie 

is his most viilu.-ible ausel. 

"Ooiul uiihio, lu ui.iii nr,wiiiuuii. .t.'iir my 

lord. 

ti I la. l.nm.'.ll.it.- j.uvl i\l th.-lr »nnl. 

Who ntviiU tnv |.iir-i... uteah. truwh; 'tly 

luimethlhir. n.ithlnlf: 

'Twiiu rnln«. 'llw )iln. ami turn been titiiVf 

to thouaun.lM; 

Dut h» that ntrh^rf rrom tn« my ROA.1 

name. 

: Hobs In*- nf that whtrh nnt i-nrlcnea him. 

And rnnkes Me no*"* ImU'fd." 

Two Saotcbnien cmiirrated in Ihe 

early days of California. Ench 

thonidit to take with him some me- 

in treat profiinion in tlio rich soil'to 

the. detriment . of the eropa, and 

which the farmers huvo found impoa. 

sililo to extennirilite. On the other 

hand, the forests and the caves on 

the rocky mountain sidi-fi, are full of 

wild hcc«, whose. Htore.s of honey 

havo been si ifrent blessing to thu 

pionee.rH of that country. A man 

mnv carry about a sharp, peppery 

toimue thut will annoy and curse 

like a thistle, or one- of •_•.».1.1 report, 

full of the honey of IcindnvxH. sym- 

pjithv and love. Masonry tcnchen 

us to Hiieak kindly.' Hy that £ood 

rule hv which we speak untight hut 

irood of the dead—who have none 

the cnles of pearl und over 

the purple hi^ls, by the Hntne rule our 

ureat Kraternity instruets us to 

siH'iik kiiidlv of the liviutr and keep 

n tongue of trnnd ^f21 siknie report to- 

wnrd nil men nnd more o-poeinlly 

townrd brother Mns.uis, Anil it re. 

juices me to helieve Hull thJH is a 

duty that Mn-.>n- as a rule do well 

perfonn. The miNii),* world tewtillen 

to tluit, for there is; nalliinir which 

more commonly reneli.-s ir ears 

than for some outside person to 

•mv: "Oh. well. 1 know Ihnt he would 

not say auvthiiiir tin'ini nf n Million 1" 

In-sO'S|M*akinirtesf imonv" is'liorne to 

the strictness with whieh .Mjisonî 

protect one nnothers,' reimtation. 

IT Thj^ Third Oc.t l.itrhl. 

third of the irrcnler li^htM on 

«~verv Mnsonie altar an- the Coin- 

passes. .\s the ItiTile irives the \fasou 

liirht nn his duties to (iod, und the 

Snnarc illustrnles his ilinics to his 

fellowman, so the Compasses t;ive 

that additional Ik'hl ulncli is tn in- 

struct him in the- ilutv he owes to 

himself— the ..'ri'iit, imperative duty 

of eireumsrriliiut.' his |nissious( und 

keepin-r his desires within due 

hounds. Masonry tt-aelies that the 

miirhtii'st eomiueror in the world i>> 

the inan who is. master of hinixulf. 

There have been men able tn control 

armies and rule nations who fell, 

miserably defeated bv some i^-nomi 

ion* mission or npiwtite within their 

Tie I 

OOK 

f inomlnff. On tha tablss, piping hoi 

with pltcbora ot Karo alon 

tllakes 

py Eveiy Day 

to California an) winter-a 

it stacks at gibldla cakes 

Your hoar. " Please |wss tha Karo. M in tho Prealdanra CnxUah. 

in Pfancb, Qonoan. Italian and almost fH ills laiii{ua&M ot U19 

glolM. 

Tha choice of Ihe whole people falls on Kara every day. 

Perhaps yours la one of the thousands of households wbera 

Karo Is ordered by tha ball dcuen cans ot more. 

Save $1.40 on this Solid Alnminnm Griddle. 

It* a Karo Premium. 

S*fid 85 cenia In stamps or monoy ori]«r and bo SOT* to Sand . 

with them labels from 30 cents worth of Kura. We "will Bond 

you this ]0j,^ Inch Solid Aluminum Griddla whJch sells at th« 

Btoras for $2.23—wo prepay all delivery churKok. Wo want you 

to know bow good Karo ia on the fln«si cakus that can bo baked, 

htmco we aro willing to send you this griddle tit leaa than tbo 

retailer pays for It. 

_The ^rJddle needs na 4re**in#—- hencv there fa no mm€tkm ln~~ 

the kitchen. Coktia do not -itick and burn at ano Bpot mnd auy 

>°RSy flaowhcro—thoy buko all over perfectly b«?caua« tha bak- 

ing surface of tho criddlu heats uniformly all over. 

The RriJdtu Is Ujiht to handlti and JndootructibJo. It Is tJoUai- 

bri«ht on both aidom and id easily kept so. 

Uyoa want on«i of theHe wondurful KT.JJI.-R act promptly bo- 

fore they aro ull none—Ket your Karo toddy and scad tbo labels 

and rvmlttanctf at once. 

TJT. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 

Dept-EX. New York P.O. Box 161 

d»ltr. John O. Htrovt, KlUab«lh 

Itiiup, l>«vui f, Ur»wn. Ualph U\ Hunt. 

Ilelvn Si. KVrr.>4 

v-.ilil m.iriK'^K**- v »ni, I.>«li.. IIOWTIUIU. 

niii>I«- purtv tiffi'iti|-int •|»^.-.4i|*«' \ oil 

ili.« wlf» of John li 

f hi 

pn 

"•Itilt 

Ttm 

n to 

t | 4 | « il 

n li'wmnn. HWIHT of 

uiiKt-.l i ' l 

u 

von 

."•?7. n 

p.iri 

rn Dm 

hl plun 

of th.- 

>'ln; you. 

mrty il«-. 

o,v n*.a< \o\i 

or lot N'o 7,14. in l>U> KI'- 

cr. J' 

Stnti'H. wins 

iiti. even with 

r>-i.li'nt nf the 

not a |ii.|.iil:ir 

own i>;irty. 

y 

r'.'w iloiihliil the 1'iirily of hi.- |iut- 

ri"ti--iii or the intcuritv of Ihe num. 

While he 

tlmt 

IIH; IVc-idt-nt, his purly, 

hid in liil> nnd tucker und nliivrd with 

llltilinlx.t-lili.il,-. 

if tho hYdi'riilisiw, WH>. riiini'd. 

Ilu »fii» -.iiri't'iili'il liv liin (Treat rival, 

Tliinii!i». JrlTi'r^nn. 'I'lit- niif111 lii-l'iiri- 

ilu. iiMiiL-iiriiti.in nt' Mr, ,IwlVr-..n, 

Mr. A.1 :iin- li-l'l ilu- i-ilv nl" WII-IIII.L 1 - 

tun. * i k ii risii'liiii^. JIII inn. n *linrt 

ri. I'rn'lll ll;iltilllor-«- n>- lluil niiin. I ' vtriui"'!' tliiii- il' llu- 

I'ri'-iili-nl i.i' Ilu- rii.it 

-jri'.il iliî'uvi'rv tlii- lunvrr nt' m* 

imi-lirv. • r'ur i-wrv liiitnnn hi'itiy: th« 

lii-iuitv nml tlit- wnrlli ol' I iii' liu just 

nli.tiu- I lull fine—Hi.' r.'.-i.-iiiti.in m' 

Hie III_'IHT -i'lf and tin- Milijiiuutiiin 

nt' tin* Inu't'r to itn niitliority, th. 

.'iimiu'llttiu mi* '_t*> ohi'v * mo. Alt 

•.tn-iiL-lli of i-liiiriii'li-r un< i.ur duty as'Musnns to 

put our Iru-I in Ood, to honor 

brethren, to rc-iicrt self, nml then tn 

on to "nmre lievond." There. w»>; 

n time wheir Alfred TennVHon. wus u 

other do. 

cd States. 

the nriil 

' Tin 1 inrtiliinii'_ 1 ' rnli'V* wltii hiivt- In fn wluitii.'.l 

iv llii'ir lin-k nt' -I'lf-Kiii-ti'rv. I'I-IIT 

lu' (iri'iit. in 1TL 1 '-', 1**111.il im i.ili.i 

lull Jill m;i*ti.r^ who ninllri.|ili'il tli.-ir 

*i'rviint* -iltntilil In- i-o>i*iili-ri'il in - 

-:uti> nml Inivi' ..•ti.irilian^ ii|i|).iintril 

IVti'r liitn*i i ir *n maltr.-ntcil liU ir: 11 ' 

•li'iii-r Iliat lu> ilii-.l from llu. rffi-.t- 

nf it. "Alii*!" i-rii'il till' I'/nr, "I 

Iwiv.' rivili/t'il mv nu'ii uiiliji'i't^, I 

liavi' I'liiiuiu'ri'il ntlit'r nutiunn, vi-t I 

luv't* nut lii'i'u nlili' to I'iv-iliz*' nml 

i'iitii|urr mysi'lf." '-Ill' tluit i* nlow 

to auî'r i* lu-ttcr tlwui tlio tui^lit.v,: 

iiml.lu' 111; 11 riih'tli IIK spirit than lu' 

lluil taki'tli 11 " lirfon- liim. 

It ht'ho.ivi.s 11- a* Mn*on* toiuovc 

.111 from i-liilili*li to manly tiling*. Wi' 

nrt' ti'iivt'lli'r* louai'il tlu* l''asl. vi'lii'rt' 

*tiu uill Hn.illv IN.' lo -.•». no 

„ 1\V aiv iiioviif.- 1.11 to lij.-ht 

hi'vnml. Il In.-" 11-. nliovi- all 

itii'li in tilt 1 u'or!il, t.i i*irrtiiii*rrih< 

our iia**ion*. I., liv.. on llu- -iiiian-, 

tn tru-l uilli Um. ri-liaiiri' ..11 (Soil, *o 

lluil ulirii III.' tui.'.-hl of ilit' iM'ti- 

IIIL' of our livr- IIII'II- into Ihe 

1.11 in 11i 11 •_- ilawu of i-lt-riiilv. wi. mnv 

inot'f tin 1 ^tt't'iit Ari'ltilt'i't unafraiil. 

"Tlit'i-.Lalers who nin arils*. 

ciil the tl.'iir.-s "MUII." Kve. 

—-.The love that .(wells in ii.c.tt- 

tauc u.'v.'r ihnvesûii tcrriapiu and 

l 

PROPOSALS FOB MUSIC 

Sfitlol hitlw for th«* rurniuhlut: nf Ult 

OltCllr^TKA (•• pl.iy III thu MUMIC I'U- 

vlllun. l»t-euii Oll>, N. J., Wtll bo r«L'vlVetl 

hv thr Itoanl n t 

n.,t iiiMvptrO 

Tin* It.'.ir.l of ('..nun.--!••' 

lu'ht to r.'Jfci iniv «»r .11 ( 

ll \!Ji:V 

-S'i: S-l-ll: l>f I l.v< 

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY 

To .Tolni 

If. H w.- 

lU 

IIOIM-I 

.nut 

..•!> M**rI.li-4* 

i M . Ullli.i 

I ..'.HI ^.-If. 

\V. Itlm.-r 

ini*- K S'l.i 

t \.l.'liln. 

'••tin «t 

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.t |!ill:| M 

., T.I C*. Ml 

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llrouii. 

tl 

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l"II.*-n I. 

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tîfli »"h. 

-.i. r.tiy.t. 

K'h.li *V 

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w.i*,.u 

Hmtl 

1-Mi/ liul >i M. 

n:lv:it. Wllit 

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K l S 

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n.l Sir 

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ll\- vlr-tii.* ut 

'liiiu'i-rv t«i:|i) ut t 

'lit IM ' tt.iliipltiVn.iHt ..i,*'l 

,»ui CiiiniMliV.. rttli.r 

«.-.-t(i mv Till.- nml 

^.luWiirn a tul \tli nt I' 

Tflr|illf>M*> fiiNl|»-.MV. \ 

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lutu 

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i. . U* WIIIOH. 

p- i: .up-|t,vi.| 

Mnrst, Tt V 

i: •••»• fMnrl.^ 

.--I Tlniiiti- 

T-iM/. ... (' ith.-r 

n \ll'.*li,-ll .in.I 

ii 1-: M.i In 

\i«* you 

r- Ihn »wn/r i*r lot N'o 401. wuM n' in of 

..•.in ntv O iftti'ii-i. n pn|-t of n.iM io->" 

iiffil pf.'inI»>.-M von, Ailirn f. Htunir««r. 

r.- mmlf' !* pirtx- ,1.-r.-H. H31 

t t>nrt 

• r Annla- 

or 

:> tl 

Hll 

rim 

milil 

nf 

Hllhl V. 

moi 

;IVH an 1 

•••• \'n 

1 plan 

M M 

. nr 

>ti r 

i of 

tuti irmr] 

von nrt> th*» 

lfi* nr \ 1I.1 m ait hi plun nf 

City •Ciirtlehx. a iwirt ot puihl nutrtift. 

prt*mlkii*M; you, Mrw. Kef***), ur** mmln 

lu.riv tlt-ft-iiiluiit tM't'iiiif.i vou iir* th«* wlf» 

of llt'tirv I*. Kric**). owner of tmrj. of >>.ihl 

iiorlifaKrii pr*>mlM*-r) mul rlnlm fo hava 

M Ihlircut therein, you. Churl*.** \V. 

V'UMIIH, ;ir.< nintle ,i purty •l«f«tii 

tirin w.iitl i-cr.in Cltv -il Int" ;vii ,IUI .•.-•ii.-i.t to 

11 i-h,iue from w.ihl O.-eait < 'It > < 

' ".ii.l pl.ltt of O, ,;,ll Olty ' .u.l.r - • .( 

fh tl vti.t h iv«< |> ttd ••IT- •> ni.ILi-\ •» 

-'•••II von. 1>.ivi.|| .-iir.-f. .) Into .in .icrettti. Tit 

I h v.ll.l ( > . . , ! . < ' \ t \ • l i r . l . M - . (' p . l l . V 

piinh. n ih,- ln-1 ,! ni pi .(• .i 

-1 i.f - i .1 unit if mi'*! lir.-m-.-. T, 

n^t. ' in.l"»i .'v.. IMI.I . ••I-YJ.III tn irVvn 

• - . . . t i i . i . It \* ^ » . . l l n i m . iir.- n i.i*. 

p . u t v '. ' . - i n t . t i . t » i f H I * . ' v . n i •••'t.-r.-ii 

t o -•' . I M . t l u - H t '.. p i i r . - l i t - e ' r - . n l - . .| 

t , ! M 

ihl |.t ,11 

iw- 1 .-.I 

I 'lt\ 

pl-t 

f 'In iirl 

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ml 11 • 

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-.. II IVr.-h .1 

T>M,I r.unpativ. 

.V-'i.-unttih ...th.l 

l n K 

Hit nt le r\ |i 

ntv liiHr.'fi r*, 

lll'it T.Villu ttnwm 

Daw.** ii it-I \i1.-lt 

^"i-.n. T.. n-ftr

'•Sr .'..•.-'. 

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Illo-I ill 

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Ilie ml 

re.,ill. .i 

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ml 

s- 

eveel. 

i e:r. 

n'nn.-t 

INI^Peil- HI' ei.i'.l' e, lie M.orl.i il ncf 

l,cll' Illlll,i-l ill Ihe pn-t l.-i'.i-, lint In 

Illlll lint |IH,;,'1I| I.I II.IVV III-II-II llli.il 

with III- mlileil l.no'.va'ih'C. Mie lnul I 

tllolll'lll nlllv ill' lieill'.' ihe In.Hi'I' •:irl. 

II was nlllv wh.lt -lie en llil '.••'I mil 

| let;.' I own. 

' IYi'hiip>. "w,. hjlleii'r lnoki il nl tile 

i •uii.leel. |ii-l .i . we -Ilinilil. We hail 

I limn :l:i il'.il tn .-me money. In m- 

lien lin-ii in- wiini.'n. In In- -in — t~i• 1 J 

nl -i-i : . l,, |i,,:(| tin', II,imlieI- ,,ii, | 

' -fill .i: ll" ;n' ilellh 1 . In win Ilie I 

pr!/c- nUi"l','i| I..r lielllf there I'VI l\ 

life. IJomdcM. slio wouldn't undur- 

(.tunil—not UH liu undurutood. 

Siiliu'V and Hover IIIIHHCII on ami 

unlit into tlm aiirdnn." Thure wui* tin: 

liiir Niiô bud. Sidinvv lnul bnen raix. 

iiiL' tlii't to pay tUo coat of H«ver"-- 

1 

Ki* nnotlior 

It WUM li>iir Howi.rlii'iN. In 

vain Sidney shonli'd III'IIT him to 

stop linn, 'rim old IIOL' lor OIC-I- 

liiiid no IH'IMI ti> his nla--li-r'H voii-e. 

Thru, nil lit .nil-.-, a ;'liini| nl' uii.l.-i' 

hud not been iiblo lo go to the 

HCIIOOU o£ tho day, and imido up h\> 

mind, ..iiiMt an mimy orilinary l»'.v- 

this orilinnrv hny shi|i|>ed us » 

stuker on a steamer, ninl went ti 

New V»rk. Here he stnve.il. woikini: 

.il vurioii- tluii'.'s, nail leiiinini.'ninny 

inure hy sini|ilv lêeiviiiL' his eyes 

o|.en. Fiiiiillv In- ileciileil lo no Inicl; 

IIIIIMV nnil put into u:-e sonic of the 

Vnnr.l'C schemch hi! Iind seen worltci! 

mil in New Vnrk. 

This verv orilinnrv hov did '.n hael' 

Indue. He lion-owed his lather'- 

tin in 1 .'-, ami npeiii'd un a Unv uro 

rv .-Iore in a linv street, aw.iy I. 

one si.le ol' the ii-ual hll-iln 1 -'- 

,-tii'cl-; in Ilin-'.rn^ 1 . 

. 1-Yoiii this time lu' rea-i'd '•' I" 1 mi 

liTnarv hn.v,• lull hee.ililf one "ill' 

DO YOUR OWN SHQPPINC} 

"Onyx" ^^ Hosiery 

CtfM lk> BIST VALVE for Tour MOM, 

Ecttp KhJfnm Cotton to Silk. Far Mtn. Womat ooi CM&*, 

Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair 

Ink IwtbTn* Mutt StUfÂIl 

Lord & Taylor 

j.'-Muiilcd 'inr'nnlr.'""!."" '.he eiu.ra'c '! !'"' , 'I' 1 ' ""•, 1 "";"»"i'' l '""~|" =, ("" «> />'-luUlypmva(inu«oa (ran barrels.auto fixtures, both room' 

fixtures, pis range*, everything metal, indoors or oat. In any climate. Itrinb 

Into tho unseen metal pores and forms a protecting "overcoat" which (taysn. 

xt %H*7J'J a ' Oa '7f'*?' Write today for generoos frt» bottle unS ' 

S-In-One Dictionary of hundreds of use*. 

It Mtld la all fJ am* In 3«lte bottle*: Me (I ot.) 2Se (3 c 

i^new Patented UindyOO Can. 25c(3Jtfot)." 

tmACttr 

eouie -.. Tannin- i,- ,|i,| >;j,. Tli.uiin- 

I.ilioII. hul VII n l-.ln ilo -nnielliillj 

d -h 

,.l I..,- ,1 hi- hearl would •-•.•!« •nd. I""" •;""" '}'" »-»r!d wltni an ordi- 

'•II' linv one ever lull-Ill- 11 hair ofi!" 1 "' ."' "' t "' l ' 1V '' ;l " ''"• ^"" -i"-' 

that iltin." lie -aid, 

Then he III oKe dou n. 

Will:...it a 111..ill 

I a n 11 ii' Tl.e l.iiv UI.IIM'II in 

ti. , I-. . lleml.'il Ihe 1 :ll.iL'e -. -1.., 

.11 il i. . J »hal i..,in i ,r ', ',1 

I.. '.I .'I. II,...I. he l:.,,| ,,..,,.. , V. , 

I : . :,!• '• -el : |.Mil,el .nil le ..I 

1.1.III.. 

r-'in.'iitv !,.• i,.".! -or. ..-. , 

'.. I I tilth ll..II- ,I..,1.11- II.I 

Hie eent - in h. • |. 11 r. i., li ia 

had -a Jed il | i n ,,,.|nu Wli.-n' '''"' :|111 i'"-e ami wa,:...: 

lie. le.i.'he.l .-..I, •.-. ..'l.r » ..ll.ii,.. | >'•' ' I ; - . i l i . ' i . - r ' l-i-i i n . i a i i i - - . " , , i , . _ . a n - e - h l i n n , | i . . . i..,:.,i i l . i , 

I I' - " I I ' i a " l : . . . | I h e l u a V e , ' |,, ' I ' , , . , ' A .- 

' • ' I ' I * " I . H I 1'ie | a l ! i - | - « . , - ,, , , • I',-'I, 

' . ' l i d I.,,,I. ,1 ,,'; lia.l ,.-,:. 

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. I ' . l l l . . ' 

• IVlO^F-lAi-' 

eh. 

Hi i:e::e no ->I.,|:I,| I 

-\\|i.il In..II -hi v,.n ,el- .'" 

"I i .Hue III *el at, . .1 :. al mil " 

"I Inu Illlll il III.'I,. \ lave \ nil .'' 

"l-'oin- i|..ll.ir- an.I -'M\ lii nt- 

"M.iii' UIUI'II ,l,i \ ,,ii IJIIIII .'". 

When' he t:i Inlil hnu I'll'e I 

Illll Knew, he t: i-|,eil. "II,. liael. li.m 

and lei.ill liml'.'." Ile -aid. laud IfieiT ucul out. She had -ill her 

It w a H t h e n Ihe h o v s h o w e d In- d..i:-. n m i i n d her -u.-h a e.,,l,-.'i |,,u 

: ••linne ,.hl lellowV 

'••We will -o I.Ill an.I ha 

', 'I" . I li,,.l. are ill,I ihe I :. 

We »v..,,'l -.'., oil ,i,lo III 

il l.'im.m, mil. n.,' 'I . 

Ii, ! l.a. Hover Iniv," 

T ; -e In.li.W ile_. | ',.Ir- 

nll.• 1,1,Me ill.:' ..ippear. l| a l| -ll'li U. 

-, a li V u ., \ 't * . 'I h: 1.1, -III il. l a - a • 

11....1I- :il! ' I. eied ., .. ' v In.I leu,, 

in. I I;..'I.! '!.. "\. Ii. ai.,1 n|T,-I-I ,| ; 

j I'lMi' . ,-•.'.I il.. i, II li 

, . ' • • 

s ,lt,ev'- lillli- -i-li-r, Ian \, 

plaviiu- in the -iliiiln.-r h",|-e, ., 

ml.nu 

I... 

lllel.lll, • . . . . 

tf l' emue here'lo uet an edtieaimii 

Illlll I shall In-111- :'n hail. Inline mi 

til I have -nine kiln! 

tuiu, the he-t roiir 

lure." 

iilie'je 

edneii 

olVer- 

'I'l'i' uiv-iilenl sinr ni.nllier iru-|i. 

- li.iv elilnin fiiiue with -ueh ileler 

liiiuatioii written nu their t'ace^. 

He plaeed hi-i lin tut on the hnyV 

head and patted tlie hair, which hud 

{out IIH vellow tint, and wn>4 now u 

liirht brown. "You vill huv«» yeiipJ 

of hnrd Work before you. Are you 

wiUirur to work hurdf" 

nl ihiju, o|* all coi.'r-; -i/i 

-hape-! îduev nInio-t 

i | t " iml,1. di"|.|,e.l ti n.'.iin. t »'i, , i'_- -.'• 

,i I more lie Ir .-.I lo pi.-l, up ihe le.,, ...| »,''l n - 

a- Ml, il Illlll,I'll hllll. I'- nil :: "I la.ii 

L'lle-.ili:' thai a III' I.' lla, lieui :,, ;v .mill Ul 

ed II".ill Illlll.-lln- il.ij ih'eu .-.uulii 'I.', offer- I 

lled 

lhrou:h hi- tear-, a- he looked in 

and aw that euriou- hoii-.- pari\. 

Thi-v vu'ie all '.•ruutu'd arouiul a 

inillialuie kitelfen - a pllivholi-e 

uilliin a plnv!inu-e ami in Ihis 

three-walled kilehen wn- the ciin- 

niii'.'e-t little raiiLV, with tea-keltle, 

IVviuu'-iuiii. und oven a M'I ol' tiny 

llutiroiH, Tho Hiinii x'-luiircd child 

HO ha|>pv her ilolls. 

|p 

It would ho too bud, Sidney thought, 

lo uav pnvthinir to her about tho 

truicody thut hud just come into hU 

Ihe neiiuv. • whieli |h,. a--i-l.ini I....I ill. 

ne .he -I p'.i. ..Ilie -el,.,', ,•.,,.! 

p!ele ruin ..I' am i,,,i. |,,,.;. 

iml Inl.eii from Ihe ll -. .uni i,,n,,il I'nf li.i- M.'.rl,|_ 

to another halie-linp in the nei-'hh.n'. wealihv ela--, \iheiluf ||,,. men ire 

hood. \',i auiiiiiut nf I-I,a\nii_" Id , linrd'Vinrl.im.- m,-,, ,,f l,u»ini.,, or 

cver'iniliiec him to return lo a pine,, j mere linlei- of ele-am leisure, can 

where lie eon>ideiei| lie had lieen l.iu-lifv ii-eir uule-s ||u, h,,v> „.,. 

hroiiL'ht up uilli lYceilnw IYOIII vi- 

eiuiK cvlravnâiii-e ami -elll-h in- 

dnlL'cnce. and uiilc-- tli,\ are train. 

«•- »:\u\ m.rth' 

weiti-rly Ilin- .if Atl.inlle ll..ulev:ir.l :i ill-.- 

tune.. i>r Nlxty li;n> feel leneli l,,| It.-lriu 

thirty f,.,i In frniitiiKe) I" ii pulin uin, h 

lu Hi,. IIIVIIITIIK lln.. li.-luven I..U M..H 

l-'l" nnil ll'll ,i- uln.u'ii un u.il.l I.!.,., 

th.-li..' f^n-ll lu II ii..rl)iu.".Iei IV ilii. < : II..II 

.],.,IU ll ,1.1 illvlillllK I'l"' ..Il,I .11 I'lulil 

.IIILTIIK HI' ne.irlv Mil t.k H.inl eiirv.-il line >.r 

All,II.tie ll'.iilev.iril ii illMt.iii.-i- -of on.- 

Inn,ill,,I illlll. feet tu :i pnliil hi th,. l,iill,- 

li.-iiil line nf t,ni;>ii>n nr Ili^ln. .m Mhnwn 

I.II uil.I pliii; lli.-n... Mr.ll In i »I,,IMI- 

We^ll'I'IV illr.'etl.lll 111..HIT ttif w.ijil tin!]. 

Iniiiil line "f UIUUIIII i.r lluulii tin. ,11.11>...-.- 

nf Hit.Tut fei.t tn ll |>!>lnt III Ilie illvl.llni.' 

line lietU'eill Inlu \'im. lîK ill,I U'">. 

ililil in ,i uiiutlii.ii^terly illri'i'tlim in mm 

.il.iinr wihl illvlillilL- line li .IIHIIIIII'I' "I 

line lllllKlr.il ll'"') feel I,, the |.|.i,',' in 

p.ilnl of lieulnnlMk' Itelmr .i ii,irll,.n »l 

the M.'lllle liremlue'i whlell the Dee.Ill I'ltv 

AMMiieUitlon by riei.l of Imli'litnre il.il' 

the fniirlli itJiy of .lurie \ |i. i..|^. ;n,-i 

ri-enrili'ii Iii thi> ("ninny rii.rk"u unfi'e "i 

l':i|»e M;iv r",nnilv. nl O.III." M;iv I'.iini 

11,..He. N". J., Ill n I llnnk .Vn U7" 

SHERIFFS SALE 

rtv virtue nt a writ nf l-'l.-rl r*.,-|:i 

n.ile nf Mniiir.ul.-,! I'reinl-..--. t,. in 

re,'t.-.l. luiui'.l nut nf Ilie I'nlirl i.f I" 

e.'I'V nf NTeW aVriev. ,n, lln- Jl«t ,| 

I'Vl.iuarv. A Ii pip!. In a eeilali, i 

wli.i.ln \.l.l.,l.l.- I. ic.-ml.l-. i-i r.itn, 

nut. anil I I.-.-in I'll' i;o-.l.'i>., r.itn 

rt ill lire ilef.tiilahH. | uliall lApn 

Mile il pnlilS' vi'tuliie. on 

MONDAY, PUNCH 27. 1916. 

lietW.-.'ll Die hnin". ,tt IWetM' lli.| 

p M 

II-,I 'iniiiil,.re,I 

I 

1 

| sin f x,» 

l.-' llnii.le..,! «nil 

n Th 

HullerH.i.i -Itiiuil an ulrvuily lulil unit. 

Thinn-e . work in 

which they nmy have, faileil ilurinir the vear. At thu CIOHO of thu »ehool 

eurtillenti'.-j will lib issued >liowiii:; Hm work ciinipleteil. 

. The Ki'liiml will he taiicht hv 11 ^hilT of the bent ti'itchenTlliut run b» 

>eeureil. S|ieei:il tfiiclicrH will he prnviilud in Ilniiilwork. Mmiuul Trainini?, 

Nrauinj.-. ami Physical Training. The i>cst minlern mothmU will lie urn- 

•ployeil in carrying mi tho work of the -icIuinTr • . 

Tim i-M.ins will beirin nt S A. M. im.l'I-|.KO nt l'J M , yivinir i>!entv 

nl' time for wholesome- I'ree fA*\- ,aml Cm- training ill orâni/ed pl.iy. All 

liinik.^ ninl ^n|i|i|ie-. will lie fiirni-hcil free. 

Such it -ehonl .NIIOIIIII appeal-ID ii.-ircnt^ wlin wi-"h tn u'i^ the'r .-!::!«V- 

ren n full summer nl the seashore ami. injure the em|v!iivniei|t nf the .-Inlil. 

ren ilurid'îa pnrr_at' the ilav in the Uniu- -niniiier v.ienlien. 

The C!H-«CN ivili he --ninll jttiil'eiirnl'iiiei.l- will he in:nli> in m-.ler of 

ap|>lieution. 

~" Vnr Kn'l Parfcnlilrs AMre-J- 

,)A\ii:y M. STI-'VI-:\>:. 

' S'i:,er;li!etl.!ei:l of Ke'i '••. 

Ori'iin fity. New .1. r-e.v. 

Hi:.-"'IN. >!li. riff. 

I-I.lll.fll'l v 

Binnacle Jiffi and Bill Resent the Capt'in's Snub 

I. * El «ruta*t oHca lb' 'Dindn' Sil* l* 

put our (wo b«Jdt (ottthtc an' «m

• * * • % * * * - 

•KTCONCERIf* BUVIflQ ^ '"' dictate term, wh.ntl.. time-for bay. 1D|IA'0 DACC III 

•^ * UND AT TUCKAHOC *"« .oam».,arLMT«hi(«,ll(MTMtadi " 

JM. P. Variable, 663 Asbury Am. 

J. P. FOX 

7th & West Ave. 

Club Stables 

Beardlno My Day or We* 

Notaae M Owrlaoae To HIM 

Teana Fumlikea far HaMlaa 

100 Candle Power For 1-4 Cent Per 

TNs Is what (he C. E. Z. (8m Easy) b olvina lit am Uun tv, 

million hones. May we mt put em In your hawefer aiBiiiitr.tlonT 

Price far C.E.Z.U0t,$I.OO. V j 

The City Gw Lignj Co. 

__•_.. ..I.....* :.._ Htt 8tr#* «jd Htwm Av - 

IS 

JAMES M. CHESTER & CO. 

Real Estate and Insotfanei 

Hotels, CotUgea amd LoU (or Sale Rent or Kxohang* 

OCBAN CITY. M * 

Real Estate arid Insurance 

Clayton Haines Brick 

411 Citfhlh Street Ocean CHy. N. J. 

Bell 'PBoaeW lnt».»ut. 

»ut. 

THE SUTTON & CORSON 

GENERAL CONTRACTORS 

Qiadtng and Street Building 


NS.W J8MIV 

B. FRANK SMITH CO. 

REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE 


Search Company 

Fidelity Trust Co, of Newark, and 

Tnumouia 

SHnte. IWndi if THh, binrticiit 

•Rn \mrna. 

Tnm*Btnif. Al wfc gaanabtd 

CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE, N. J. 

ôntraotor—— 

•• •nd BulldiP 

Bwddeaee, 808 NiiUk 8t, 

B*li Phoiw M-X . . . Jabblaa 

JOHN V. PONTIERE i 

-:-Contractor M4 BiUder-:- 

944 ASBURV AVENUE 

Wane rumt«n«d OOBAN CITY. N. * V 

CHAH. B. ADAU8 W. W. ADAMS 

CHA8. E. ADAMS * BRO. 

FURNITURE 

Oarpcta, B*ddln«, Manias, SkadM • 

^^2E i 

MONEY TO LOAN I J. E.TewiiMnd, 

ON MORTGAGE tiEcniciu 

yna» Into way of gnidanee (a open 

to all. actually oa)** few really «u 

Joy It A otoaa. oaMMah. thoroughly 

devotM ttfo.fe t|acondition whie* 

Booster Envelopes 

JUWMJ I, Mtmt «l tai* CaaaMat 

Sbt 4& HM per IMS 

Sb« it, HM rm im 

mm* MMai Ha ariattw •» fw tariaaM 

mtmt «* atg taw • |ka bmt mt a Bst 

*mi Ortoi T> THE UCDCE» 

MOP TO 1001 0CZAR CtTY 

•V USIU THEtt OVCLOPCS 

hudnatsi 

PERSONAL SUPERVISION 

uourlnflDIU " PHONE CONNECTION 

ALLEN SCULL 

THE BUILDER 

EIGHTH AND OCEAN AVENUE 

EARLE MANN HENDERER 

ARCHITECT- 

S' Struotural Englnoop 

i 

RESIDENCES .••:•". r.;i, 

POtUC AMD SEWÎIUC MIHJNItf 

• ,-. 4: , 

•»«. 

i - . " . - - • ; . . • ,'-'.*'"• 

THE LEADINC PAPER 

OF OCEAN CITY ' 

VOL XIX—NO. 19 

OCEAN CITY LEDGER LARGEST CIRCULATION 

IN THE tiXt 

OCEAN CITY, N. J.. SATURDAY. MARCH II, 1918 Price, Two Cent*. 

Regular Meeting of 

The Commissioners 

Progress" Reported on Public Com- 

fort Station-Two New Sites Pro- 

posed—Monthly Reports from In- 

spectors—Bills Ordered Paid. 

of Commissioners was held in the 

Commissioners' room. City Hall, at 

3 p. m., Tuesday. 

After tbe reading and approval of 

Alter the reading and approval of ngl ^ ^ for""£" ^Jending ° P"» n . rodIlelia ls *. ne most im-| but in th.* practical world m which | Investigation will prove that never 

«„„, Oii .„.., portant subject fc 

were called for. March 8th. 1010 ::• people to-day. S_. . ...,.„.„. 

Mr. Campbell had no report to Andrew Carson et ux to Ben. J. of this country huve formed them- to keep what one ban. when ho ut- vicinity" inn'te'rilVv'increnwd in value, 

snake, and Mr. Adam* reported that Cocke. Iôt 518, Section C. $4,000. selves into a vast debuting society tere.l these word": "When a strong and which ii more, been in great de-' 

owingto the bad weather Mr. Muhan John J. Hood et nx to Wilbur H. upon this question. It is the one man armed keepoth his pnlace, liix mand. 

had not been- able to do anything oh Zimmerman. S. E. 10 ft. .Lot 699 E. topic of conversation, in the home, goods are in pcaee:. But when a • 

his contract in South Ocean City. All off 700 E. and X. E. 10 ft. of 701 on tho street, in the library and the stronger than ho Khali come upon pRflRRFqo. nriHC MAflP 

•-W Sltu •,IMM|U| #„ D,.h_ E - W.400. lyconm. Upon thd right solution of him. he tnketh from him all hi« r n u ^ •"•»»«« 

. luV^SSSr Charles K. Reid to ux to John «"* inestion depends the futnre armour wherein ho trusted, and IN GOLF PROPOSITION 

:.,t| ' K WHrnon Station Marts Lot 563 Section C «•> ^"iO safety not only of America but of divideth his spoils." Constant proirrexs is being made in 

;;/ lie Comfort Station 

.'2pror Champion reported progr 

i>_s in the matter -of— the-Public 

Comfort Station, and handed two let- 

tern to Clerk- Morris to read. 

(ill I ftiSAL 

OCEAN CITY LEDGER 

fWxnnninir in X. W. line of Ocean ave. 

370 ft. S. of 11th st. 40 ft. by 135 

The second letter was from Alfred Emmn L. Thorn et vir to Wm. E. nnd ClirixtiunT Or is war always and indiiKtrioii* people, intent upon the 

O. Kynett, and pointed oat that the Stookley, Robert I. MncKurland and everywhere unnecessary, un-Christ-. friiitt'ul ennqiKwtx of mino and Held 

citv was graving Sonthwurd at a Jennie II. MnoKarland. S. W. 4 ft. of inn and wronirt Hoes Jesus tench and forost; republican* with the vis- 

rapid rate and sutnrerfted that 12th r ' r>l nn< l all of 552. 553, 554, -555, that wur is wronjr? An a Christian ion tit" u' free. enliErhteiu'il, prosper- 

~~ " r ' a '~ °"~ *^ *** "00. nation wo mu«t bo governed by tbe OII«J, happy nnd contented donu.e- 

mca M. toiicliinc-J of Je«u>; in tho matter of rni'V, who -ilinll build up hero un- 

there and would bo pleased to havo Chester. Lot 60, plan flirurd Realty wur and our preparedne^H for it. himlen-d a new and ampler eivilizu - 

the station located at that point, • Co. $700. . When wo study the tenchinc^ of tion us our clniracterixtie eontribu- 

Tho letters were received nnd filed. Mabel E. Jennings to Hannah W, .le.-u-; wo i>l brotlierlio.nl from whirl, jill 

of February wan -received from Seymour. Lot 10, Sec. A. $1,700. miever sluill smile the« on the rijrbt rneial iintipiithi.w are IHMI.L" elin.i- 

Health Olllccr T. Lee Adams: i Martin V. Scull et ux to Atlantic cheek turn In him tlw other nI•• a iwace-lovint:nnd weuther permits. 

The second letter was from Alfred i'mmu L. Thorn et vir to Wm. E. and CiirixtiunT Or is war always and indiistriou* people, intent upon the , . 

/_"'.. ' tho whole world. It is not an easy N'ow let UH consider this question 'f 10 Oceun City Oolf Course proposi- 

"^'^ issue todisQtiss. There is great con- a« it a6fects tho United States.—The ti«n. and- new members are conKtant- 

ec- ' fusion in tho public mind regarding people of this country aro not jin- " being added to tho lirtt. while al- 

Keverthelcss. as Christian citi- trot-..-, itchinir to fly ut tho throats of i"*"* J»'l.v reouesta aro beins receiv- 

id.CliristiunT Or is war always and industrious people, intent upon the , . At ' ho 5 >o 1 " lr **t> the pastor, 

cry where unnecessary, un-Christ-. fruitful conquest*- of mino and field WORK QTaDTrn AH TUV > . p> rec *" re " a.lnrge 

a and wronirt Hoes Jesus tench and forest; republican* with the viw- "* ooirriiTu. rV . . . . !"' ?* P ""° n . 8 in J° tl} " xnh m ' m ~ 

at wur is wrong? A« a Christian il>n of a free. enliL'l.te.ud. prosper- SOUTH OCEAN CITY ROAD hership. some of whom joined on 

tion wo must bo coverned by the oils, happy and contented democ- Workmen ill the employ of flihb & Prohation. and others were received 

uchint's of JOKIIS in tho matter of rn.v. who shall build up here mi- ^»« v «'n«on. ûlr-eontriictors on the hv tmnHfer of membership from oth- 

ir and our preparednesw for it. hin.ler.-d a new and ampler civilixn. slltl ' Ocean City Road, rnnninjr to in the Xew Tes- we eannot ncL-lect et.-ept at our en- d-clares the -'Year Uook" isKued by live tl,l 

who were entirely hulpleaa here. lo re- Joseph M. Rowland ct ux to Mary tament ncuinst marriage, uirninxt during'sliunio mill peril. Wo must tli« federal ( oiincil of ' liurchus of Anil so 

BT« montha slnco then 

or that kind reported In Occu'i city. 

For the month of Kebruury then* ha 

b««n tiled In my orflcu, a record of on 

•urrtnjfe. mix. blrthH and, four ileathu 

In the Department or Charlllow, I hav.- ^wn j, |jn(> ^ ^ fi0 JJ g Corin- BO ensilv misread as the Itihlc. One committed to UH from above, which with sonic. reli|;iiuis body at loiist so iiiemlicrt prc-ent. Two visitors i.nd 

threhôu'ntV 35 waaTo'a'ld Tfumlly' thinn ave'. 100x80. '$(1000. can find nrwiiuwiU in the Xew Tes- we eannot neglect except at our en- declares the "Year Uook" isK.ied by live new members wen. reported, 

who were entirely hulpleaa here. lo re- Joseph M. Rowland ct ux to Mary tament ncuinst marriage, nirmnst during'sliunio und peril. Wo must tho K-dernl Council of ''hurchus of Anil so the good work goos on. 

movo toHrld«eton. Weckcy. In Sec. B. X. W. side Hay wenltli. airuinst lourninir, nirainnt «.\pect no miracle- to pn>servo them. Christ in America. . (Continued on Third Pags) 

I proaent ch..c-W for. one .Mliir. liulnu yj. j( j, ^. 3r' I denied of lands Hnd opportunity 

(2>'s. K side Ocean ave 200 ft. S. upon it. We must. reniemlier thnt I little liett 

W ".til st IOOXKIO P* S. K. side .le.iis is ari idealist. He sets hefore It is vei 

wi-lev live, nnd S'. W. -ide "'III -t • im'u I'" 1 »••"'- '" wl1 "' 1 ' ""' v " ri> *" ««»tni«-ii! I 

i;".Ox 105. *l.00. « aim. lie Nils ll 1 what they nre to l.ul in the 

Ocean "Citv A intion t» N". I he spirit bv which thi> ideal-; can „•_'». » 

W side Haven ave. 210 ft. S. \V. of be realized, (lod's. ideuls cannot lie dj-cn-i 

•1th -t SIK11"« ft. (II \". W. side realized in 11 dnv or in a year, ill •> turn. 

Uaven ave. X'10 ft. S. \V. .">th st. 80v century 1./ in ten centime-. All pen n. 

11 ."1 ft (' ft. S. Corinthian nvo. 

bv S. SO ft. $307.".• 

•VWIirre lino l» »p~lfl»rlc«. It la nrnrrly n nomlnnl wm. 

_-real teacher ulwnv- mii-l do 

.ses are Vullllled. In an ideal 

1 ci.ur-e, there is no mir Al 

f h 

'ii.I it mav pr>>vc riiinoi 

- *•• Church of thia 

weuther permits. «i ,. 

CHORCHSERVICES 

liHOl OUHII 

ANOTHER BI6 DAY AT 


by to-day it was expected that nbout which he er 

two thousand feet of tho_sod hank church membership nnd especially 

would lie completed, nix hundred feet Pointed out what a blessing Jfethod- 

hi.vinir-l.ecn laid Tuesday afternoon. '•' nI1 ' 1UI ' been to tho world. — 

~ At the evening nervlco Mr. Kul|> 

YEAR BOOK SHOWS ^VnZ*wU.J' " 

RELIGIOUS GROWTH ^.tiori. 

• The pastor will Co to Conferenco 

Native of Cape May County Co- n.vt we.-k »iti. nne of tho virvi.est 

ever taken from this 

Among the 100,000,000 persons PRESENT 

liv'ititr in these United Slj.le., ;«»,- At the Men's Hilil,. Onion of tin- 

175.271, or two out of everv live, in Fir.t M. K. Sunday K.-hool ln-t Sun- 

SEVENTY SIX MEMBERS WERE 

PRESENT 

At the Men's Hilil,. Onion of the- 

"0,2"l! the prcviou 

I*, per cent, in Ihe 

11 Catholic church 

oii-1 \ cliildren not old euoii'.'h l 

uro- ed a- meuiber-i, the "Y 

Atlantic County People Do Not* Want 

Crash of Heavy Ammunition On 

River Front. 

, and a rdiiiL' to 

Catlndi 

e ollicial 

I'nited St.iti—, 

"tc-l ba- I.ei-ntlled mill Ihe 

l-Wc-lrv ('oiiiuii--ion ,i_-aiu.-t 

le "\i-art Hook" state Korctrv I'.iini.iU.ion .r_'aiust 

'"'"• Poimlatimi. ,|ltl ^,|,. „,• ,|,,. |.,r_,,. stntl', ,-„,.,.., ri>. 

••ml dnta of that M.rvi. ol,lt|, „,• ,\|llvv tdiiuling und 

"• nliiii'.-* the- (Ireat K*-'g llarlmr. to 

ind-.y Schools of M,,.,.,.t interest, which are eiide-.v- 

I .rdillg to till- ..ri.,..*!,, .....iiilii-.. .'I (I... ,„. r!l' 

er from Mav'-i l.audiui; I. 

The Mcthndi-t Kpt-t'opal 

N'orth. 1- civoii .'l.li.'.r.'IO I m 

need for wai—but prophetic word^—Mexico and Soutlnof 112,R01 new members, wjiilo the 

full conuei'tion, uiaUiiiL' a L'aiu of 

.-.l,:i20 in lOl'i. The Methodist Kpis- 

p.il Church, S.inth, Iin«"2,0r2.0«0. 

n train of Cli.llDII. 'flic Southern Itan- 

ti^t Church has a membership of L 1 ,. 

70.".,000, n crain durinir tl.o last year I ,.r.i .,,Vvi that vi 

'iickahis' Uivcr, says i\w Atlantic 

irv l»ailv Iteview. The townspeople, 

'anl to be dotlaitely ac.|uaial«ul with 

le |iur:.o-Je of the sale and have an 

ppnrlunit v In -el fi.rlb ol.ii'ctinnv 

' there are any. 

. Freeholder Amler-on HonriU'ois, 

•bo j-; iiircnt tnr tbe .eer.-t purchi.s- 

ati imiu'rfeiit world. In a America are two jewel bo\e-, stiitYc.l 1 S"orthern Baptist Church has 1.2.VJ,. 

1 world there is no evctisow'ith trends. Where can the bankrupt H00 member**, and 'r''port-i trains of 

slaughter, but 

Plotion of jettv contract" 68!). Allen Rowland. O) LoJo .". themselves o the.., ecus. mv ,-an M.«.....r-hlp. a 

dared m«d -nil ft utch'i"*** 

alwnvs b« a balancing "of injustices, ful number of people to-day, that .nK(nnj,nii 

(o.rtnun)! 

130.712 

3.I.1I.1S6 

o grunting of quit claim deeds on • .„_.„., _- u,co cneTPR "» u U '" 1M ' "' m ""' ¥ " ll " 1 "- 1 "'' 1 - " "T Mv '"•-«"»' '•=. «"'» •' '- " 1 " »uswer lr " u "*" •" BS -°*° ' pri,.... 

aai • an abundance of black hair, nnd that So fur u" tho tcnehinc-J of Jesus armed. Charities last year wero put out ct ' m • m 

—Lend a man a quarter to-dav 8he weighs nbout nine pounds. |m, cimC4>rIifd thuro is nothing that Do you know thut-acconling to the gear so ti> siwuk bv war relief. Gift* . - n T u r B inUH IT I DRV AQDIUFft 

,A LJ, —i i—»_;..„ »— . J..1 forbiils a Clrristiun nation to arm it- transport facilities on hand nmonsr to- benevolent-** in America declined IWUlrlfcli junw MriOT Mllllivca 

self if the highoat ends of govern- the European' nations, Russia can one-half, because Americans gaveso ' —, 

_,,__, ._--rl«Tirm mont are to be attained thereby. Und on tho coast of this country- liberally to Kuropu and Me*ico. The Jo »• K ^ hy - B " Ut " n ' "«?"* V 

If „„„ h>. 't I .^; .nWfted MIETOHS ASSOCIATION « » noWnB, thnt forbi(1. a 40>M0 men within twonly dnyHT uslla, ^so.OOO.OOO to $27S.000.O0O th- Reading Tenth Str«t atatlon. U, 

Lr «I K flJZZSZZ. 5 it^ntf The regular monthly meetuig of ^ i i a n natlon, unaer eertain cir- AnstriaJMungary 7.1.000 men within given to ebaritlea at home decreased »« "^•"'.l. "» i ^1^*1 I? 

'£Z^£ ^SSfTitoLJZl' the Hotel Proprietors'ANsociaUon of • h ^ n^, from rfrfking another flfU.n Jay.t Japan. 05.000 men l.*t year to $148,000,000. while gifts w,r« bat th«e John Erby. In hi. 

w wUIenJoy readm* these ma^- ^ ^ ^ u heM next jjon- 'âlTwIiteb ^m»*« in trnmplinir within twenty-two dayst Prance, to the Red Cross and throngb B.1- f«m,Iy-h.- grandfather. fatW jind 

^ ^ , " 5 yoa foor maga- «TenimT, jforch 13th. at the ^'""^ HghtT ef hmnanlty and 170.000 men within eighteen daysT îan, Serbian and other relief eom- »».ms«,lf. bot oa Sanday a UHle boy 

Mân^The I-o>r .11 one J-r g ^ J g ^ Ide home, and 

• A |^_. /%.,, -w-noc-I ant meeting. . far from eontradioUwr fte apirit and within «fteen days? These are not more than »3ao.00O.00O. inoladia^ newcomer I* a mne-opoader. 

r \aV|^b wULIUnta • • • , „ . noIHfyin* tha taaehram of Jeaua. Itraesii fbraraa. nmemher. bat the ap- the war. ia the largest is the biatorjr I • m t 

—• wi I , „ »-_«,»..• -hut mar be tha y«ry inatmmuita bylpUeatioit of pnra mwthjmatioa based of America. ! —gome newntaoera waata ttair 

t' 1 ** he believes the tract is hein:.' acplir- 

••'-•- ed bv the Metlileheni sJtecl Company 

? "'" to be' us.*d as a testing irrnuiiil for 

ions ,.,|,,ncm mid amiiuinition. If this i-« 

true, then Ihe re-iilent. of tl.» I'ollti- 

! il". tv eiipitul may lime .trenuoiis ulijiv 

'•••• tiiM.-J to fbe sale ^»f tho fore-st ri-serva 

C f' for il i. feared that th« crash of 

be:.vv au.niiinili.iii in tbe vicinity of 

a.TI the town will liavo n ruinous etfiN>t on 

B431 > >r "l"' r| v 'I'lerests. 

II 737 Thiiii-ands of dollars have alrxiidy 

3.704 been tu.id out uu options for land* 

7.TJK nlonir the river and negotiations are 

still iw-inliliL.' will. thr> owners who 

j'nnn have ln'.'n bnliliim out for a higher 

V V\ -v- y:..".;-••'

; •,' -. v • 

^TSi^-KrA^-r'O.--;, 

mmmm 

mmmm 

Hi 

Two THE OCEAN CITY- LED8EB 

Saturday, March 11, 

BRIEF PERSONALS 

AMD LOCAL ITEMS 

Mrs. .M. K. Wriirlit, ..f. (jim.len, is 

•ponding a fow dnyn in tliin city. 

5irn. Wm. K. Fisher IIIIH )>e«n «•* limit n . of IMiilndclphiu, nt 

a 'o'x and won attended by n 

Inn.'.- number of tlio intimate friondx 

of Miss Kniifli. who mix unnware. of 

thf nntiin- of tho party until tl 

•rueata-UL-irun-to-shower-her-with-nu-- 

merons linen articled clositmnted foi 

tho linen ehes|. Minn Rnnok's on- 

ifaircuicnt to Wr. Williutn llnnc.iek 

wus recently announced. 

A very pretty program hnd been 

prepare.) bv Mi as Fox in which Minn 

Josephine P. Taylor, Minn Dorothy 

Jones, Mr-. J. M. T'oxenbaum. Mis-: 

F.niiisii Cordon, uml tho Misses June 

Omves and Kvelyn Chester took 

part. 

A pretty lunrbeon wan nerve.) to 

which nil did full justice. Almmc 

thoso prewnt wore: 

Mrs. I,. J>. Smith. Mr*. John R. 

Oroves, Mrs. C. If. Bohner. VH, J. 

M. Kosenlwum, MN. TJ. M. l.onr, 

Mrx. J. H. .lone-;. Mr*. A. B. Chester. 

Mis. J.. P. Fov and Hnr~Miss.iî, 

Atinn Jessnp. Tonn Adams, Joseph- 

ine P. Taylor, Lmiwn T. Cnrsnn. 

Mniid M. Fnulds. Min.-rra Ailiilu-J. 

Florence Tteevea^ Inez Cordon, Tien- 

triee Townscnd. l*nnrn Snvre. Berthn 

CnmpHell. Jano Ornves, Kvelvn Ches- 

ter, Dnrnthv Jon.--*. Ailn Unnck, nnd 

th«. hostess. Mnrv R. Fox. 

MR. AND MRS. M'ALLISTER 

ATTEND ANNIVERSARY 

Mr.'and Mr*. S. S. McAUixtor, on 

r...«n...nii. ... we,. Wednesday and Thursday, uttcmlod 

of tbo Thirty-fourth' tlu * - M) ' h mmivcrsnry Hurviecs of the 

.timmer colony, was ^ u * tu B"»"'*t Church. Millville, X. 

Adv«rtU«menta lm.«rtod * under thU 

if (or ono c«at a wortl.nr«l IniMrtloii; 

OM-tutlf catlt p«r word each »ubu«- 

QU«nt ll»s«rtlon. N«i un. Uev, A. S. 

Cole, a t'oriuer pastor, now at Kinirs- 

ton.'N". Y.. was to have liccn prevent 

to niake all nd.Ii'e^s.. bat could not 

cmur «vii aceount t' the t'tiiu'ral ttf 

our* of his older member-. Itev. IT 

Wul-on Itarras. tin. llr-t oustor, for 

soven voars, now at tln> Frankford 

Avenue Ttapti'-t'Clmrrli, of Philadel- 

phia, was jtresent and addre^êd the 

'Clnirili Tbursdav evenin;.*. • 


Preachincr tomorrow morninir and 

evening by Pastor Mitch. 

Mominc theme, "The Pre-eminence 

of Christ." The Junior Choir will 

Hinir. 

Kveninir theme, "The Follies- of 

Doubt." There will bo special mimic 

bv the Church Quartette and by 

Mule Qunrtette. 

TABERNACLE EVANGELISTIC 

SERVICES NEXT WEEK 

Every evening next week excepting 

Saturday, there will bu Tubomncle 

KviinceliHtic .Services at 7.30 P. M., 

nt the Kir.it Hnptist Churoh. Tin- 

service* will be conducted by tlio 

pastor, nssistcd bv visiting minintern. 

There will alxo ho Niweiul mimic at 

en.ih Kervif«>. Kverybody iu cordially 

invited. 

CLASS MEETING EVERY 

TUESDAY EVENING 

- Clasn meetings aro now held overy 

Tuesday eveninir in the iFirst M. K. 

Church, uniler the leadership nf Mr-, 

(ir'invillc II. Steclmnn. 

A general iiivitatton is extended to 

the public to attend these Huntings. 

TWO HOME COMFORTS 

A STORY WITHOUT WORDSi 

NONE ARE NECESSARY. THEY 

STAND FOR MORE-^SOLID COM- 

FORT AND CONVENIENCE THAN 

WE COULD EVER EXPLAIN. ' 

"sEH Both Fully Guaranteed 85?" 

Electric Toaster. J3.0O 

Electric Iron. $3.00 

THE OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE 

THE "MATCHLESS" LI8HT of Th Atlantle City Eleetrio Co. 

Sprino Opening of Pattern Hats. 

Thursday. March 16. 1916. All are 

cordially Invited. 

j. H. HILDRETH 

826 Asbiiry Ave. Ocean City. N. J. 

JEFFERSON'S CONVICTION CON- 

FIRMED 

EASTER MONDAY MUSICALE 

Mr. Willinin .Mill.-r, hiir-ur ot' lln- 

lTiiiver>;itv of Penn-vlviiniii, will iri^v 

u iiiuîenU. on Knst.-r Monday niirht 

in tho Firi*t Pre^bytfrian Churc-h un- 

der the iiM-pii'.-- of tho Christinn 

Kndeavor Society. 

MEN'S BIBLE CLASS LEAGUE IN 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

COOOCXXXXXXX)OOOOOOOC)0000 

AN IDEAL 

A pMrson may havo uti 

idoul which ho rei;iird^ with 

srrwat udiuirution — but to 

make tbut ideal worth any- 

thing to him it Khould bo 

pructk'od. cultivated. Sow 

in the time to prnctico tho 

bubit of uiivinir if you do- 

sjre to reach u bichcr plane. 

of flnunciul efficiency. 

Start aa aceount with ua. 

3 Per CanL Interest Paid 

on Time Accounts 

OCCAM CITY TITLE 8 

& TSUtT CO. 

OOMfl Oty. •. j. 

THE F. M. N. CLUB 

I In Monday evening last the F. M. 

>f. Club wan entertained bv Miss 

Man.I M. FoiiliU at her hojue at 1th 

-I reel and H.'ean avenue. 

There was i|iiil.> a lart'e turnout 

of the members despite the fact that 

a majority of them are quite busy 

with church affairs. 

The **venim» was siH'iit in playinu" 

LMIIII'S. sintriiiL'. ele. Late in theevj'. 

aiiiL" ii daiutv and np|U'ti/.int' liiiieh 

via- -erved wherein ininiatiiri' pump, 

kin pic- anil Colonial club sand- 

wiches fleured lamely. 

Those present were, Mrs. C. Hom- 

er Shoemaker.. Mrs. F. S. Ptitzen- 

nieyer, and the Misses .Ada M. 

Itanck, lona It. Adams, Joscphim' P. 

Tavlor, Anna MrPherson, Inez It. 

Corson, Anna JCSMIP, Marv It. l'o\. 

lleutn'ce M. Townsi'iid and Mrs. TI. 

T. Foulds. 

PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS 

OF AMERICA RALLY 

The P. O. S. «>f A. Cimips of South 

Jerx«v will have a rally at thn Un- 

ion M. E. Church. Fifth and Mt. Vci 

non HtrveU. Cumden, thin evening. 

Nfembers of the N'ationul and State 

Executive ComniittoeA. und NewJer. 

•ey nnd Peanaylvania State offlceni 

ore ejpoded to be present. 

Will Debate the Question of Commis- 

sion Form of Government for Cape 

May County. 

Tho urtrunized Men's Bihlo Claws 

of the Baptist Church and th.) Unit, 

e.) Mcn'u Bible CIIIKH of tliu Mnthod- 

,1 Church, of fiipo. May Court 

Iloiiê, will hold a joint iiu-etini; in 

the Baptist Church, Tliinr-dny even- 

ini.". Mnreli-.'IOth, to iifrfi-fl plan-i for 

I'lxlomtioii or leiiL'iie of Men*- Bi- 

lili- Cln-.-e- in Miil.llf Tuwnship* 

F.»llou'ini; the ri-iruli'i' liii-iiH'-^-i of 

the clni>ii'« tlm o.ne-.tioii: Uf-nlvfil, 

tli 111 tln> ('..inim--iiiii Ki.rin nt' dnv- 

erniiifiit i^ IM-IUT adnpteil to Cape 

.\fay Countv than n Honril nl' Cho-i-n 

Freeholder-, "ill lie debiiled. Two 

iiifiiih.-r- t'rniii eii.-li .-in"-- li;ivi> hfi-ii 

•ielfftfd for eni-h side. Positive: ,1. 

K. Clark. Piuil 'S.-ull. :.-ll Car row and Hilly Powell. 

Sentence Modified To a Minimum of 

Eighteen Months 

The conviction of Matthew JelTer- 

mm. former Proxoctitor of Cupe Muv 

County, for tnnlfeutiunco in ofilce 

,» atllrmed by tho Supremo Court 

Wednesday. JolTerHon's Hentence of 

two to three your* was" ordered mod- 

fi.-.l to u minimum ot eighteen 

uionthw. 

THE TRENTON TIMES ERRS 

In referring to tho former Pr.we- 

utor of tho County, Tho Trenton 

Timcn om» in oavinir that he "was 

1M> a product of Camden County. 

:ho no doubt drifted down to Cape 

MIIV County be«uuhe of the 'openintr 

MIK there." It is pas-inir strantv 

that a Countv pap.-r u-niihl |>riiit that 

sratfiiu-nt, when "Matt* is so well 

known us a native of Ca|ie May Co. 

ami a Inns-time n—ident of Sea Isk> 

I'.itv. wli.-ri' he edited .mid published 

Th.- Times for many years. 

MEETING OF THE LADIES' AID 

Tho. Ladie-' Aid Society of the 

Fir-t M. K. Clmrrli held a mootinc 

lust Monday evcuinir at the. home of 

Mr. and Mr.-. E. A. CorM>n. 

MRS. LA BARRE BURIED 

ON THURSDAY 

Mrs. S. La Itarre, who died at St. 

Joseph's Hospital,, nft.r undsrôis^ 

IUI 'operation, la-t Sunday, WIIH bur- 

ied on Thur-diiv. the funeral ser- 

viceM in I'biliideliihiii beinir in cliarco 

of Itev. Kluvi 1 Smith, iniutor of tho 

Woodland Aveuuo M. F.. Church, in- 

tertnint buinjr mnde at Portland, Pa. 

Mrs. l.a liurre had heen ill for «cvi 

eral year-, and her condition became 

-o -erious la-t wveiiiiiir the 

Bund -an!" "In the fliirden.** nnd an- 

other livinn written bv a mai 

now nii-lur in Allnnti.- lilv. 

To n full eonirreiriilion, 

and uvnipnthi'lie. Ibe men 

Bjarvolniirt ^tnry of Iheir ronv 

to iii-tivi- -erw.-e in tin- reli'.'i 

JO-IK I'liri-t. 

The. HrM -.noaUer.'Mr- I'eltit. brnl-.' 

iho ire Tor the other-, bv eonfe—ion 

that thi- wiw tlieir (lr-l inipoaranei^ 

in •piiblie. nnd ii-ked that leniein-v be 

criinted tlieir initial effort'- f»r 

rliri-t. Hi- -.tnrv iw-vealeil 11 bnek- 

slidiuir eliureli member -.iiveil for-er- 

viee. Kollowin-.- Mr. TVttit. eiimo Mr. 

Oro'.-j, nn Oci>nn- fitv -lnnnier mer'- 

rhant. Mr. fir"--; told of a mivrhlv 

»tniL-L-le 'nsrainut tbe overture'- nf 

men-v iluriiiL- -even week-* and 

iiCJiin-t the nleadiiiL'- of 11 rhri-linn 

•wife^ N'ot until the la-t ni'.'ht did lie 

eive in and "hit 'lie trail", mid hi- 

exaiiilib* intlueneeil nnother ronple. 

ahn niiiib- one 

ol' tile lii'-t -.peerho- o|' ib.> cveninL 1 -. 

OuriiiL' hi- remarks. Mr. .Inhn-on told 

of a friend 'of bis, ulm had In-anl 

Mr. StiiiiL'h. said tlml ill. 1 KvmiL'i'li-t 

hndîv.'ir liini^-neh iTiTi o\ T ei-liTruliirj ' 

nnd honlinv". sniritiinllv. ihnt he u'n- 

nnili'd to li\..- hotter -and eli-aner 

and triur from this nn. 

Tin- IH-I -.|k.-al;er un- Mr, Ann 

-tr.niL'. wlif retntcil hi- .tei-i-inn 1.» 

L-ivnpiu-_-ii hail 

done far Atlantic t'itv. While iln- 

i-ii-t wn-. irreal, lie llrmly beliiveil 

Hint it iniid." It uns Mr. .Inhii-ini 

who —i itl that A < I.i nl ii' fit'v «;i- now 

II better oily sini'e Mr. Sliiii^h bail i 

eotiie. 

Tbo.llniiil 

meeting? nnd 

wben, nrie tiv 

cut, A II CITY LCDAKK 

BASKET BALL NOTES 

tflHtaiy Club Plva Defeats Fast 

Swarthmore Collegians 

Tho local \lilitnry Club basketball 

teuni wnio up from tho rour nnd 

dofcatod tho. fast Millville-Swurtb- 

mori) Cnlleirians in the Hocond period 

of one of tho fustpst jrnnioi of tho 

-eiison, ln«t • Siitiirdny ni«ht. The 

liovi- had tho hiweKt attendnneo of 

any irnnie tbis sensnn. nnd tho sp**>*>! 1 

io -ei-ond half ww^-t-wu^cîl 

IO field. • 

I'ieri-e, nf I lie Milihirv Club, was 

iiiaeli in i-videiii'e, -i-orinir ten of the 

'inl- I'or bis t.-iim. while tor the 

-itnrs Ttin-rham i-aine tbrnii'_'h with 

j three •.•mils from tlio Held". 

1 "I'll'." Ttr.'i'I.li-v'-i r.-initatiiin, as 

! th.-v wi-n- iiartii-iilar to lni*;ite liim 

' before llie '-•nine, end after havinir 

'. breu pointed out tbo tl.nr.'lity for- 

llii- -l.ltrliir.il -Ilijit ibi-V 

i-r'u'-t MijiM a'^;iin-t bim, 

.lid. With lhi- handicap 

Miss Madeline 

For the Juniors 

LaiiHeb xeorvd -seven (lcld jrouls for 

her. tonni. T(io Sophomores wero-un- 

ubln to l.n-ate the basket. 

Tho fact thut tbo ip'rU wero to 

jibiy helped to druw u reconl-breuk- 

i;; llH».UiiiiH.h, Korwurd 7 

MI»»M. l.uk», Cunlnr.. I) 

Ml»i> M.-^hiin. (Juura .. u 

S Scull, HM». bnl i-vrn' 

wit li thnl error the oniiipiiuy is slill* 

Ihe Inw hiilder. 

'I'lie iitln-r liiibb-r^ were Kelly-Mc- 

l-V.-l.-v 1'i.miKinv. -I IJ._MJ.'>7: M. It. 

Marlilaml, .-fai'i.O'.'i.JI: Snlton Ji 

Cor-nti I'liiiiiianv. i'J'.IS.ii I'J.r.ll. 

lt.-r.ro.—Colllason. 

Cape May, 25: Ocean City. 21 

'fhe l'n|ie-- won u League irnnie 

rmni Ihe Military Club team nl Cnpe 

Mai 1 mi Tuesday uiirht, thai wn- •' 

bard .me I'or tho taciils tn In-e. 

While the Armory boys are a- :i 

rule L'on'd losers, they were up 

auain-t th«« r.'feree fnr fail" in tlu- 

The Ciipe-j nntplnyeil the lneal- 

the lir-t pi-rin.l. -enrinir 1(1 puiiit- I> 

Military Club :i. . . 

In tiie se.'.inil perinil Iho In 

|ilavcil the Ca|u-> nlf their fi'i-t 

were live |..iiut- in the ton.I, u 

Hurii.'r -tnrte.l t. 

t-\ t-rv n|ii»iri unil v. 

i- ic.un I'lav nl' th 

1. ll u.i- -,, ran 

,,| tint I'.IIIO- T.i-I 

nil .-.- 

NAME BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS 

Governor Fielder Appoints New Jer 

spy Members of Body 

lil'iiL-i 

ami .- 

* nirn wl 

V Mil till- 

tiinn.-l ( 

wilt 

t ion 

Klnti-- .ii.intly ir- 

nnrv -le]> tiiuiir.l 

l>rc-i'iil 

C.iiinui--inii linxo 

(i.ivcrnnr Kieliler, 

i-j c\po.-ted frnm 

iiiiiii--inn whn wilt 

b'ama. Tbo Com- 

il llimll hv tlu> two' 

li iletlnite |ir«-limi- 

i ;iinl I' 

I itniu*l uiul . 

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ill 

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n, i.t 

AN 

d i l i a n i l , 

had in-iimi-ed her to try with all hi-- 

il I 

tu in heaven. II'"-- 

tdminj tn Atlnntie City from n tsnu- 

" ninir trip, lie, with bin wife and 

dauj:hler- attended the Stimuli nieol- 

UIRX. They, wont ii^'ain. Oni' nitrht 

*he. wife nnd dauirbtors "bit the 

trail." Thin «»» too much for Mr. 

Shaw und soon the Spirit of Ond L'nt 

the Utht of him and now he hits made 

Up his mind firmly to do nil in bjs 

tw«sr to Rer\'o Ood by personal en" 

ieavor among bin old-time friendx. 

,1b. Show and hix frimily havo be- 

of the. "Presbyterian 

Atlantie City. Later on. 

tbe after-meetin*. Mr. Bbaw. by 

i 

INVISIBLE" EEL TO I 

"MURDER" HOSTILE SHIPS 

Sinn- the w:ir 1I. PI MII ill.' -iilnnat" ; 

in.-, inea-iiroil liv it- iûri- nvrr lui-; 

lil.i.'i 'life, ha- taken preeetlenee mi'i . 

all nlhiT lli\, lit l"li*-. S,i -uil't Iia-; 

he.-II il- .level,.|•incut that lhi' Ill'-t ; 

in-tan.'o of a -iihuiarino -iiikinu a| 

ho-lilo. enil'l wit limit heiii'.' -auk il • 

-i::f, oi'i'iirred .uilv in liHI.. . 

Hill like many nllier invenlinns 

only rei'i'iitly |.ci le.-loil. tlie -iihmar- 

iuc'- hi-lary •-•".-- ''nek m;i\iv •roller, 

minus, us fnr bark n- llie reiirii'of 

,laiuc-'l,, wlieu olio Cornelius Van 

Orcliel, a Dutch srienli-t ill KllL'lilllil. 

iloviM'.l whnt 'Hen .I.ilin-nn referred 

to in one nf hi- play- a- Jin "invisi- 

ble ei'l" tn "murder tlie Hat biittnnix" 

of hostile whips. Hut it wiirf u Yankee 

T>uvid Bnshm-ll. who dev«>lo|>ed tbe 

Nubmiirinu from n us«le»»* lilnytlilnx 

into u potontiiillv furmidublo weup- 

on.—The New Yory Eveninjr Tele- 

i-r. 

Tin 

Mav. 50: WilJwood. 29 

Tape- U'IIII their llr-l it-i 

r"in Uildu'i'iiil nn tlie jailer's II 

in'ii tlii-v u.'ii a .lei-i-iv. 

'.:,• -o..re nf ."id tn 2.. RKV. A. C. OI:IVK«, J».. 

Ocean City, N'.J. . Millville. NT. J. 

HAUVKV V. I.AKK, Ocean City, Nf. J. HAKKV H. r.AKU. Ocean City, N. j. 

R. D. SOAKS, Buffalo. N. Y. 

OCKAN-CITV, the'Popular Christian Seaside Resort, is located on 

the Ocean Front, a few miles below Atlantic City, and reached by the 

Klectric and We^t Jersey from Market Street Wharf, and Reading 

Railroad from Chestnut Street Wharf, Philadelphia- Round-trip tickets, 

ifGocl'for sixteen days, $3.00. Pull Summer Service. Three Thousand 

lcres, comprising the entUe city, under deeds forever prohibiting the 

manufacture anil sale nf intoxicating liquors. 

Simitar Services. 

r«N-DAY CAM*- MKETINC TKUMKAMCX CoNvsimoMa 

No SALOONS TUB MOST EMINSNT DIVINU 

No RUM - A CiiaisriAir SABBATH 

Unexcelled Bathing, Sailing and Pishing. Fine Hotels. Wa 

Works, Gu and Electric Lights and Street Cars. 

For farther partlndsis, writs 

BSV.S. wuunr uuuc, a B. 

m v- 

^ ^ ^

Dfs?Ata tXlfO -mis?Osla*a!l a •P"«*o«". a large official board, a I 

•'***•." __K. **>VV**I^nndny School, in about three hun- 

ldred sections, with chnrobes worth I 

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ThJs'who'le'toirito'ry i/divided'into 

By tn» N. J. Mstb. Fob. Oo. four districts. TUe N«w Brunawiok 

is lionrd froin tho frozen 

Nurth-tu-the-bnliuy-Boiitk.—AII-NIII- 

nood-J toiluv to bring this old world 

With all thy quickeninc power. 

Th* American Issue says, accord- FAITH IN THE FUTURE . 

iaff to political gossip. Senator flaunt —: 

of Gloucester County, may be one of It will never do to lot the present biggeat asset i« thuir mouths und Imtriotic ^principles which lend mon 

the eandiaates for Governor on tbo darken our future outlook. Uy fuith their bellies, nnd tho dumb dogs, the to divide off into political pnrtieg. 

Republican ticket, appealing for the Moam CIIOHO to stund up for hix Pol'l'^'ann thnt do their barking. Whatever may bo our fiend's indi- 

•upport of the Orungcrs and the weubi enslaved rnce to his own un- "Faith of our fathers, livinir still viduul idea of what constitutes Ke- 

Locnl Optioni«tH. • doing, looking furwurd town rd » fut- In iipite of dungeon, Hro and sword." puhliCanUiu, we venture tho assertion 

. Thin IM the best utmriin wn hnvit »•» H>urni*l Kit ufitii &K»,.I.II»II Iw- , _ ^ , tlint the urcut body of voters who 

. -. - . mm,,umm. .aauEJi UK IBIB" multe '".' """ r " nk "" >it< of the people are Punumnniun 

again.*) loeul option'in the fuce o* • ' " --*•"- ---•-' "— 

.all teaftwranoe sentiment in the Hen 

enough to sstuny the mont cowardly I weUimr lottery tickets. Shndny ••> n » 

of the dink-uUie*' in our 

CONFERENCE TIME 

non of theNewllmik uintn'lit ; n North AmKrien i 

Jersey Conference of the Mfthodint tho luxt 150 yeurx. und catch un in 

next Wednesday. Mareh 1Mb. victory won in Canada und the Unit- .,„.,ion to tho .presidency «f tli* 

EWlty year, ago the New Jersey ed State* enn w«|l encourage us t« ,•„;,,.,, ,Shlt(%j( f(lr ,lo „,,„ ,^rforfntl)1 

S^T,"?? ~"V ?° m .' U " NVe Wlth thl " V " ! . l " rV *"*"*" UKl » service of. inestimable value to ev- 

Philadelphla Conference. Binco then „„ job ,„» be too big. for in to „,„„. w,,m|m „„,, ,,,,;,,, .;„ „,„ 

the Newark Confen-nco won sot off tueklo. Two hundred yours ago ,.oimtry." 

from thu Now Jersey Conferenco*umi r'nithmd wns u hot-bcil of cork itjrl>t>i ' * 

the duughter in now bigger than the nml .lriuik.-n clen.-ymcn. It is true .,„__., _.,_!*..^_.,^__..«_«.,, 

mother. Thus Now Jersey Method- that tin- world war i« depressing but SORRY BUT NOT- SURPRISED 

ism bun grown with the growth of the it affords n background fur tlio light . , 

State untU eVery nook and eornur of of Amcru-nn liberty to show oft* to Editor •Coopers Plain Talk In CoUn- 

thu state i- under more or l«s» or good udvuiitage. ty Gazette In Reference to Prose- 

Mutho.lit inlliiem-o ami power. There Liberty . t-ulightfiiing tlin world CUtor Corrow's Confirmation. 

is HcuriuOy a hun".d 

SENATOR CHARLES O'CONNOR-HENNESSY. 

The RcrEon Kenator, candidate for the novornonililp, nald la a recent speech 

.' Wo must agbt tlio poverty .dl«eiise;malio more Jolw for Idle men on tho UH. «. B. STAHSAHD rlfc ' . «».wr, nan, A. m 

farm and In tho factory, better WUKOH and salaries for tbo eniployed and more ^-OMltlstr* . 

profits for tho manufacturer and tradesman. I will try In .this campaign to Masonic Bldg., 9th and Asbury Ave, BENEFICIAL ORQANIZATIOM 

P-»«.a»-Wto-lltl*.r Ocean City. N. J. Ocean C.ty LodirUo. ,„.„..„, a 

NATIONAL I8SUE8 OF 1916" 

y p day in certainly very dark. A Klunce y 

men buvina liberty to Vote in^lio HOV. ut the condition of Mexico, und the Thi, Leê- hnH M iv ,j ., HUch ty ya~ a«o the New Jerxey d Stt n wllencmn » to ft"i l L i *»* t h ^ «*•->"«••» b.rit th 

who hu» the ReniiiR. th. l 1' et ' lltI>ie Wo ^jf^ »J »? *? trne.and OC 

. i . . . .1 . , because We believe It ti» Iw trim we M 

o ,l,.vi,,e und nrexent to hiu '"• " r "" a 1>f ollr Hepublicanism, its • 

g y 

->"«••» br....ri.t the 

» ...rvi.e of.inestinmhU. v»lu,. to ..v-11'ro^-ivo party into being in 11)12. „„ 

erv man. woman and fhild i« the " lld ' hoM ; " ho Ill>l>0 '" """ ur tnr ; '"• (h 

country." • ""'•'' "*••'""!'''"» comrades come back ^s= 

_ _ into the party and stand shoulder to . M 

their Senator «» widelv differ- from 

,!„.,„ ,1K to what »e|.uiilic».,i>.ia 

MAYER'S 

Watth and Jmnby Repairing 

843 ASBURY AVE. 

OPKM ALL THS VBAR 

PROFESSIONAL. 

B«U Pboas U 

OR. I. N. 6RISC0M, 

TM WB«L«V AVINUB 

OOUII ow, H. *. 

Offlo* Boon: • to M A. M. 

Telephones—Dell W, 

B1» WE8LIV AVBNUC. 

. Ooaa City, N. J. 

Om» Hount 1 to 10 A. M. 

t to * P. If. 

7 to IP.II 

CITV 0FFICIAL8 

DR. W. P. HAINES 

NINTH AND WESLEY AVKNUE 

Oeun City, N. A 

Offle* Bourat • to 10 A. If. 

ll> I 9. If. 

• to I P. If. 

• FLORENCE BRICK HAINES 

Car. ath and Wctley AvtC 

Massage, Swedish Movemeiila 

Medical and Corrective Gymnastic* 

"—•- ~- Iloura bjr AsDOlntmant 

Both I>bonaa 1T«. 

HERSCHEL PETTIT. M. D. 

807 WBSLBV AVENUK 

OtBo* Hours: :- u> 10 A. M. 

I to « H. M. 

(to IP.II 

Ball Phono 173 

JOHN H. WHITICAR. M. D. 

8TH AND CENTRAL AVE. 

Ocaan City, N. J. 

Ortleo Iloura—Until 9 A. M. 

1 to 3 P. M. . 

e to 8 p. si. 

H. NEWELL HEUUNB8 

* Attorney-at-Law 

309 EIGHTH 8TREBT 

OOCAN Crrv, N. J. 

FURMAN B. WILLI8 


40* Ninth StrMt ' 

OCEAN CITV. N. J. 

1U N. Third St., Cam'loa. N. J. 

M0R6AN HAND. JR. _ 

City Engineer and Surveyor 

Ocean City 

C«AN CITY 

CHAMPION 

Manufacturer of 

y __ er of 

e STRICTLY PORB ICE GREAH 

The Siennli. ,,r New .lerêv >-UnuU 

readv to-dnv t" Vote for the eoiiflr- 

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUHE OF 

MAILS- 

Outgoing 

7 A. M.. 8.H0 A. M.. U.45 A. M.; 

3siG:i5P 0 : U - S - I 5 P - M - 

Ocean City-John 

Townsond. 


ly-John P. Pax, John St 

the nmni' whirc Mi'thodism is not Anioriciin liberty is tlu« hoiw nf. the . £ditor Cooper, of thu Cii|w) May million of Xfr. furrow, nnd some of R \t j[ 8 50 j^ « ,. ' * *' 

-me of tbo Kitviii!? factors i|i every world. Rfty years uiro Deiiiocrncy Ciimitv Xiuwttc, hns not (.hiinued tin' llt'pulilien'm id-that body have i.,-,op'r' .»'>jp if 

noral und spiritual uplift. The South crttrillml the griMit urUtoiTiicy of mie iotaiu reference to the fuili|ro suid that Mr. Slovens was wrong in (| .>^ ••-".• . 

half t>f the Stiite i*. covornl by the Aunrira. Ono hundred yeiir* ng« of Senator Kli'Veii- to have l'rose- hi', contention iiâin-^t ±\ir\t •niillr- "" 

New Jersey ("onferi'iiee from Lam- Kniflish tyranny wus clmwe'd from cutor. Currow eonlimii'd, a* will bu ination: the tlcpiihliciiu neu'spuper^ Location Of Fire Alarm BoUl *.*"J"?"" 1 ! 11 " " 

bortville >in tbf l)elnwur« neroas the our waters. . Ono hundred 11ml forty Net 

Traverse many,- many mllea 

In explorations sweet. 

No thought of future carea aa yet 

Dlalurbs thy. placid brow; 

Tour baby heart Is quite content 

for the continuance of the mosquito 

' • - • . . . . . ( There's a alary stranto and wonderful 

conducted for the .«Bt few years. ugZZSÎ&a*. ,«, 

ilio mombera of the Mouquito You're sweet and pure and fine. 

Committee of the Chamber of Com- —Carrlo Y. Fraaler. 

morce of Cane May County Scntjhoro 

Resorts had been advised of tho PROPOSALS FOR MUSIC 

honring and the result was that a „ , „ .,, . 

, ' - , . . , HftfiiM] bids for 

very strong delegation representing OHCHBHTH.Y to 1 

•aid line la distant 100 feet northwest- 

wardly from the saM northwesf Una 01 

Atlantic Boulevard) a distance of ona 

hundred and fourteen feet and ten one« 

bundredths of a foot teriin« we 

hear nlimit nn« fn.m that wet ion. 

1 

City, N. J., on or before tho hour of 3 

o'clock. V. M.. Tutitidiiy. Muruh Hth, 101B: 

mild hide to be pr«t*ent* 

plontil'ul in the WV-t. Hi' liu« rvwiv- ' 

ed n» much am *50O in lMiuiitii->; in By OEORCJE U. TIIRASIIESI 

Iowa in one year. ^ ^ ^""Jônstrator 

There mii«t bo >»..iu>t1iinir in H»> EXTENSION SPECIALIST 

PROPOSALS FOR PAVILION 

Rented h.d» for tho furnUhlnv nil labor. 

ton)* 4 nnd materlulM for' tho orj>rtlnn ana 

completion of it puvlllim. »t Hr*> thn hour of 2 o'clock I*. M-, TunMdny, 

March Kth. mis: nahl blda to >>.' prenont- 

f> In a 

Westerly direction alonsr the North line 

of Mornlnajslde Road (which at this point 

IM a curvvd lino havlnjr a radius of 300.21 

feet) a distance of thirty feet: *ln an easterly dt reel ton along the 

back line and parallel with Mornlnmtldc 

Road a distance of forty-three feet to th*. 

corner of lot No. 3067; t.*il. 

hutirfry of 

tiin of un tilluu writ of Tier! 

or ualo of Mrti:iiUt>t.*il. UMIIIMI nut of th.* Court 

fry of N*'W J•?!*••€• v, on tho 17ih 

t'hruitrv, A. 1). idttf. In u certain 

li'r-.'lH l.UH»< H l^Lttllil^r Ik. I'Otll- 

iihd O.Miin City Our dims Com- 

.. .... 

tit p 

MONDAY. MARCH 37, 19.0. 

liutwuon tli« houry of tw*ilvu ami rtvu 

o'elm-k I*. M.a to^wlt, ut otm oNhu-k m 

tlit* uflxriiuun of Hitlil day. ut tltu Hh*r~ 

Irt'at nrrttji'. In Cup*i Muv Court llou- 1 

........ \iujr county. Nuw Jer-»y: 

our trucU or purt«jl») of In mi 

p s hur«ilnuft«)r nartlcularly d.i- 

t-rlbud, wltuiitf, bitIK unci btiliur In th«* 

v V4 % S> 

'WF 

'7wt;.:jWH 

THE OCEAN CITY LED6EB Saturday. Maroh 11. 

Ztbe THome 2>eoartment 

fc^YvV^Vv'/f 

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Edited by Bev. 8. Wo«Iej Lake 

KITUK'S PROMISE 

You limy linvc liinril i>l' Kimli be- 

fore, li' v'>• i hn\c. vou know he in a 

* JittU* Ksknnn iinv who lives at Cnpe 

Prince iif Wales. "" llelirins,''Slrnih, 

ill Alaska. 

Oni' autumn ilnv "Kilnl/. I'mlier 

suid to him : "Kilnl;, vu luivi* heen 

a (.'(Kill l)l>V. I "I" K'HHU'll" 'jive YOU 

thrco 'eninno I' 

nee C m - 11 III. I...-o'l.." S.iw I>1 hi.- 

ok." v •'. •»• (lk-lm ..I. lii..I nn .11 Si 

IJC /.nl . lllr.'li 11.1.1- . .tvv.iv. kitul. - 

rillllor si,,,,,:, hi-'he:..!. • 

"Ah 111 -,'ii! I iliin'l liiiow." In'- s,,,d. 

"I'rellv l.ir.l'or ;i 1.1 ill W..y to -.:o." 

"Hut. Vallier, I ili-uc we I mm." 

Kitul. iiii-ucred. 

"Ma \ -in in." In 

il -M'-ullv. ilr.iwiii..- 

• hi.- e n - . 

•\V-\\. 1I1,'ii. •-..,' 

I .ilher h.-itnl.'il. 

i, di-er I.m I I 

"\c. -ir." -;,,,1. .r,,l,,,; ,,,,,1 Here .. 

11 linn-.-.-, I.ul I don'l understand 

't- the Ie 11 »| Iwcnly-ei-j'hl 

.'.'III-. ..ml ll.11, ._.|,| 1,, |l(. |,A,.,,n 

I w.i ,,-nl- ,-h.i,,•_.,•, nnd thoie's ,,n'l\ 

•eveiilcen II. r.llll'J- lo lily eouiit. 

'Tl-rhap I lil.ide .1 llli-lill.c ,,, L.ji 

III-." \ni| l!n' uii.ni-v." 

" V . I . - U - : I C i i . i n l e i l i| l i v e r .11 I lie 

h . . i ; . I., h e -,,,•,. ,| u,,_ . , 1 | ,.,._»| l t." 

'"I'll.-II l.el-h.,,, |l,,. ,•!, ,.|, ,„.,,|,. :i 

ll" ':.I'C in --u in'.: \ "il the i-h;,ic,... '" 

I coin!. .1 ll... 

il Ir- l.ithcl.! I-'',',',. 1 •,'.',"',',!. . 

T'I.'II him 

,, I.I r,.i 1 

mi' : 

V'IU • 

K ' 

hi- i 

wli.-. 

sir; i 

vi.11 return h 

; If in you,- urn I.-'- 

In I'")', vu 11 '-'.. |U'i.nii • 

il' v --.-I inl.. u -I-.111 

rv. 1 Icy • .1 

. -el In '. .: i' he III I,"I 

'.III In- u .-ulcle.l IIMH-ll 

1 . i- ,:•,.,', ,\ . :. T.u I, .1 _ is 

:.: .,.. I I .1 I..|| In- • | ...--- i '" 

I;in... - •" -I,.'" '•• - .lion." i.n.l!,,, 

"in ' • ,1 .-..c 1 .: 'ie TI"I see I i|( 

\il-> ... -..' •_-...' • I' -i Kitul; wn- 

to \. •. .CUT • Illl. 

'l'!i. 11: ii. Si tic /l, wiis n pleiis- 

lilit 1.,' .'. I |he \v;iv Ilie sun sliolic. 

All . . ' \ I 1 e 'iev .Til uus like 

. i;' \ • •• i 111 Kit"!, lo.lc oil his 

s • ' ' . ,11 i| to hi- liltle tcilln: 

"' .1.' (io i,ii, Sniniuk 

K .' • rv I'l.pseiu!' 

T. -.. 1 1 1,nine- nl hi- dou's. 

Jl.. c .11 IW.-I11.-..U wi.s »-n 

TnHflli viii iris..,! t., -ee him. II. 

Ihoilli'it Ih..1 wus n line litlle dm 

town. And ninny 11 inllv lime III. 

two Inn's lm.I rn.-in*- over the ice ul'. 

ter the -w ill little d..'j>. huiiliii-.- in 

,,,,.. |.'a||,,.r ..,,,1 „-, 

ill i . H I - i'liaiiu-» lu- 

, ' h e iv, ,1-1,1 . , 1 , , s,,,, 

i n ' - i n - til.- .-• u l .' 

l|. .U .|,l V " , | ,-v I ,,,,. I,, I,,.I.,.,,. 

• I . ' ' ' i i i u e . • ! • ; , , i i •, , | | i a i . ' " 

•'"hi." .he, |. ;..,,.w led. lull 1,1 

1 »•' tin... "I -lou'l In'.'Miini inr 

"• ••!•; I .-'HI. A!. I know is ihal il 

JIMMY COOPER'S WOODCHUCK 

.[iniiiiy Cooper's father owns the 

Hour mill ..n the si,,,,,, roiul. niiil 

liinmv Allen lives in Hint liny lirown 

1..ii-c ueiir the null. ||e and Jimmy 

Cm.tier me llreal fricmls. 

One iinv .limmy Cooper inviicd 

.liinniv Alien lo help him cntch ., 

w 1,-huck. 

"ICs as ,.iisv us .invlliiiiL- if you 

know how." explained .limni.v Cooper. 

mil! ii.ui.l. "'I'lie millniun I,,1,1 

lie s.lVs I,I..-I lliiodchlldis |,uv 

11,nl iloiir .in,l .1 li.ii'U door." 

'•". I l;n..w I hut much," liileiri 

il .liiuniv Allen, an.I he, loo. 'threw 

1 

culled, IIH lie H.-ranihled to his loci ' 

mid trieil In jirctend ho didn't euro 

il' ho had skinned his knee. 

."VVIie.ro in he?" .T.-|M-utc)l Jimmy 

Cooper. "I'm ,sure 1 don't Enow! I 

liniV'licd so liurd I iliiln'l see whnl he- 

rnnie '"»l '. 1-il.cl l.'.l.-'e. ., 

DO XOUR OWN 

"Onyx" 4m> Hosiery 

Glnt Ae KST VAIUE for Your Monty 

tota Ktnlfrm CcUon to Sflk. for Jlftn.. Womo, mi CHI**, 

Any Color and Style From ,25c to $5.00 per pair 

WHOLESALE 

NEW YORK 

.II U 

ter the suili liltle d o , hanlinv i 

llsll eaill'l'l Illl'oll^h the iee liv III 

women aitil "inu up. t!ie heaeli al'ter 

drill-wood I. r tin- tire. 

When Ihe lime ,-aine Inr ICItnk I" 

return home !ii- nnele loailed lii- -led 

wilh ^r.io.l > rh u.ili-n- meat. Ili- 

Jilllil ea*e liii.t a III lie lealln-r "p..nk" 

Haek lllled IM:II Ihe heart ol' II polar 

prescrv."! m -eiil .,i!. Wilh ail 

i 

-led 

In- I ri.n.l . 

•!' in- I. 

these u I Hunt's o 

wilh Ihe _- I uill ..I 

Kiluk -tarl. .1 |.',ipi>.h 

ward .jiiui-m-v. 

'Hilt hrfol'e he had .'-• • far tin 

wiml hc'jan i. ri-.e. It '_-ri-w e..!.l. r. 

Kilal. drew in I I InjInK I.M r In- 

evi I -. ' .. 1: ie -h.11 li l.'.ilil - nl' m m 

u r r .I'll en ;< :., IM-I ll - I .,.-,'. ! If 

tre.l .. lull I \ i; d;'-.' "1 . 'nil . lo-n! 

d .i their sh ,1 ».i -. I'll > v. ri- m.l 

uhle 

K.I 

the 

In ,1 

.11" 

and 

h 

. trot alnii-j- verv I.. : 

ll.nl haveled .. "I 

i-u he .nine to .. !• .1- 

i 'ell Ilie 'u-aeli ..ml . 

IU' I' iltt nl' ill*' .'.I 'II, 

-"lie.- I,, I.,,,, !..,•_• 

'A," -ll'liliiv C.iupcr sinii>e.|ed, ' 

nl. Inn-: hi- iiul I'I-IIUI I lie '.rrli - ;is 

1 spnl.e. ;,nil iii.-iUin..' ii dive nll.-r! 

liullurllv. The hullerlly cseiip. .1. j 

"^ on -lop ni> in ml .if ili.- Inir' 

row -I, ili,. u-.iiulelun.l,. u-,,,,'1 '.;,.| ! 

"111." eolllll ,| .luillliv All, 

poiil- in'wnler nl |l H,,.,. end llnlil 

Ihe 11 Id I, k ilrowiicd." Then 

he Hindi. 11 dive ill I he hullerlly wilh 

Ills old -trim Inn, nnd ciiiiL'Ilt il. 

"Thin'- the ii.iv lo cii|,liire ii 

- n..,i,i 1.. I.,. ,„,.,; „,- H,i,i. ii",,!"'"," 1 " ;'• "''"•" Hl "' il ''•"•' '•" 

i,,,, ; ..„ .1 .. • |e\.-.:.ini.-.l .liniini C....|ior, liiildiiu-j 

the 11nicl.lv relell-ed liiillerllv Mont 

Hii'iiitirh .lime sunshine. 

"Cntch 11 .woodchui'U wilh your 

hul .'" iimiiired .linnnv Allen. 

"N'o. 1 iiieuii cnldi him ulive. . M> 

fnther's iiiill-iiiiiu snvs'llml |w 

. 

can do il if one hoy holds n hnskel 

tiL'ht over the front d.ior of Ilie liur- 

r.nv. Then II Iher hoy •.'„_ lo Ih 

"'" "" '' l - 

I.I iv a 

1..iih I i-iil 

i ml lor Ihal ll!, 

I'l. that i- hidden in-i'de v.oir 

• I..lin I.M.I.cd down ,;ll 

.I-..II (infill I II. I only I'UI.Hcl ll 

-eene illl.1 III,• slorv "T Hie Inlllerll' 

hul he l.'iiincl ihe hisiiu-i ,,|- il 

"Idl'sl liell ,„ ||,e H-,,,.|,|. 

Ii, Hi,- .'upniu ..1 rhi- r.icion h.-iii'j 

,11 hell «i-i»hiii!.' 1117 poiimls, u-hie 

mi- l,i'..ir_-lil I,, I'roiideuec from Hi 

U.s| In,|i,.s in ISI -J. || ,.| inn,,11 

n lot ol rduse copper i,u,| lu-us. 

nn.l mi- purcliii-cd hv .1 -jonllciua 

n.-iiui'd Stephen II. Smith,• ujm Inle 

sohl il lo the propnelors_n|' this oh 

fiielorv, who hud 11 susp,.,,,!,-,! u-nTTr, 

it now lin>i-_'s, u'dere il h:,s done e.v 

rviee |nr iil'i'f Illiudic, 

\ ettr-. 

|iiesii,,Med 

ai, ami J.l.i 

veais In-fore I nluinlill- ,|l vcred 

AiuerH-a. Il is not known thai there 

• iinv hell ill evisleuce which .ml.' 

ule- (hi- one. Tl nisi remark 

.ihle thiu'jr ahollt this hell,',,-l(|,. t,.,,,, 

its a-je ami pre-eivati i- i|s clear, 

pure lone. Sunn, vein's -in."' a lull 

sl.-al crilie pi ced ll Ilie elear- 

p 

«'s| toned l,c|| I 

inosi 

hear.l.' I'nliki 

d 

w In r« 

.1 1111111 1 ,, 

A CAT THAT GOES TO SCHOOL ,.',? „,',w",. 'I'n.'n 

I " - '• '•!• I l l l i 

.liniuiv t'ooper. 

huek- l.ile." 

••"••"• •' Win'- ufriii.l.'" ivplie.l 

.liinmv Allen. — l.d's -el | work, lie- 

Illl-e " I---I.I lo .llllll.l ;, !>,.,, |,i 

I I' linn' ill." I . . 

"An.I uii.l.e him u wurni. lin!,. u in : ^ l "" 1 '' 1 --liu.-l. inllex. Ii 

let- lli.ii-e of •IMIII'- iin.l -ml." .id,led 

whose ililVcrciil -oniid. 

''"'"'I int.. thr • lour ,-..nl'.i-e.l 

tulles, Ihi- one lm- j deur conlinu 

oils in.lc, I'r.uu iihii-h ,,„,. ,•;,,, ,,..„! 

ilv di'tcrniine .Is key. 'flu-re hiiii"- 

Ihis ,,|,| |,,.i| in ih,. i,,A,., wine!, ,,v,.r 

looks Oiimivni.'l.i't pond in tin- 

- I Mil'.' ntl'l . 

i.n.l run; 111 -j, r,,r. ,, . ,,, ,,„.,,. 

— Get rid of dandruff — 

it makes the scalp itch and the hair fall out Be 

•wise about your hair, cultivate it, like the women in 

Paris do. They regularly use 

ED. PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE 

the wonderful French Hair Tonic. Try it for your- 

self. Note its exquisite quality and fragrance. Aristo- 

cratic men and women the world over use and endorse 

tin's famous preparation. It keeps the scalp clean and 

white and preserves the youthful brilliancy of the hair. 

Rtiy a SOc bottle from yourdeaier—or send 10c to our Amc-ri- 

can"Offices for a testing bottle. Above all things don't neglect 

your hair. 

PARfnMERIEED.HNADD.DfpLH B). PBiAUD BHg.. New Yoik 

3 IN ONE OILS, 

LEANS, POLISHES, 

PREVENTS RUSTV 

3-In-One b a light, pnre oil com- 

:, 

"Ml f..lh.-r'. innn 

woodcl 

• i- he 

ul ,11111 

-I 

liad I 

\ 

n.-'I he.II, 11 

I ,. i. .nil. 

,.. il 'i!.t \ u ii ll .1 \ 

• .i 1.: fled il 

•. * The Lille i|..-:- 

,..!',. .,, |!.l 

'," ',1'v 

I. .I. 

Kiluk li .1 

hi-, f.li-e >.. 

I Hie do - 

1 -lu-cl I" 

v-ilh '.•h:,,- r 

lillle do-.-- .1. 

'.-.. I'lll'Hii-i' I... 

Hie IKIS -..U . 

where 11 iwinu 

he i. I 

-.i I'.I ; '. 

Kin 

.- lln,I 

lieu. Il 

. Tin 

I IUI' I ,'.'\ "I' , ' , r I •>• 

:••'•• . I" .CII.M.I in S.nilh I...Mil -i 

i-li .I.i v u h e u -el I i- ..pel.. • ll lie 

.'.ill Illc ll.it.il .1 - ., hnl, l.lllen III.. 

,Vi" I'''l'"i.- U |lo!!' ' " ' "' "" '"'''"'' j 1 1 " ' h y' : "" 1 a'.l.ice Iron, the Jiuller'- | 

" '" '"'•"" "'""• ' hired ,. they talked of .l,,,,,,,v'- 

nl.o ui. 1111I1I s|,ri|,... 1 u.,,,1 IMV p,.| 

•' l.-h.ick I., he n- c.iufi.ri.,!,:,. -,s 

c M.iul.l he Ml In.me." 

While the IIMI- lm) 11 Ihe pen. «;|l 

-iin.-,,,.,, . 

" 1 '" ""'I 

-'-' •»' 

,„) ,.Ul 

,„. 

|icl II.Ml 

.I, 

';• 

'• 

lj i l v . T h e n Hu cut I.lined ll 

!•-•>-• 1 "I' '.'..ilm I" srli.iid llV il-cll'. 'I"I 

e'.,.|:ir- ;ire clilleil I.. ..-I I I.V 

I!!, uhni! rill.-, ir- ;. . ,i \v:iruii 

"I Il his f 

\.!' 1 . 111 Ini.i- 

It. III.-Ill 1,1 u' 1 rc;l. \ .'.lid :i ell. 

>" ' . 'I 

'•!•'." r,'i,.-,,lr.I .Iliumv 

1* i.-loni-huiinl. ' 

th.it is M-luii •.li.hn. 

I 

.. il iilte Ihe -oiiud "!' Hie hill 

nth --"-ll" I" -el I. A- Ihe nolc 

MIIL' >>iit il W011I1I L'ct up ;iml ivnil lo 

he I .''I mil of tin- I.I.II -.'. I'.V .mil III 

II reilli.-j-.l Ihe il tVerell II Illl -t 

"""' "I 111-.- Ml 

• .Hi.I -: >.-.i I. - .. '..in in 

""' ' ; '"" ••'.-.ir 1 • ., tt|,e|, ,, ,.,,, 

I'-r tin- lii-l i.m.. »;"._• 4,.;,,-, au'o. 

Trail,In.i! mil ,,..i i- il tli.it lm ,-,-n 

' tune- 11 |,,,,,._. ,,, ,1,,. i,,,,,.,. ,,| , ,.,,n 

vcnl, nnd ,|i.| 1-,'li'jiou- -en 1 

ron-in- monk, ami uuu. 1,, \\,,.\ 

e.n-lv den.ii.,,,-. ,\ I,,,,..,1 ,|,.Ven,l 

•" ll "I I"'- s,,, ih !.,,„,:>, ,,,,u i,llM 

" r j "' •! id im!;, -in- llir i,|.|| „.., 

mkeii Ii.,in i|,,. liriii-l, s|,,p i!,,, ,. 

riel-e, I iv I !.,. ,,1,1 |'r,'.,.,| s;,.,ie 

ll-l'Jille •• ; "'- >• • . . ! 

" I".' .-id. --I'..,-!,,., 1,.,..|,,, |:.ii.l fr.hu lln- 

u.ii.-h .,',„!» ,'.„,,. ,,.|, .., 

*••*-•'••'•• - " ' • • •-•"•• '"•»••' »r. 

..I' lieiutr luie, n run 

nine in i ..rid 

if .ill lln 

Wrick, 

W.-4au i.> I.urn. 

•liniuiv Allen wa 

cl'iiui; in ihe hiiskei 

Here unit i 

iiiiec .liiriiiL- the lus| 

tliu! wn.- tt-licn she 

school mil 

o venrs, nnd 

ill. As 

Us she L'ol lietler she was up ul Ihe 

suiiMil of the Well iiinl away In the 

.•hiss room like the ro-,1 ,,t' thescho!- 

She has beconio ipiito an eshiWIish- 

ed fonturo «r Iho school, nn 

lier iilaee fur a nap dui-inj.- lo> 

the tcAcher'H IICHIC. 

Paa»y wan present at a recent 

Pnze-jrfvinir. A. tcood friend of the 

'" "I «'' •'• 

| uu;ii,,| ||,,. |,i|l. 

-ule, Inil he I "i.i n-ri'.-irliii..- hi«. h;,r. 

"M r.ilh.-r- ,.,„!,.,,-1. 

•IV- of ll.clau.l ., 

•I- ^..Illi. II: 1,i|,|,,,, 

' I.I \l..--.i.-|,,|.,.|l. 

Is freed .ii,,l |||,. 

in-: -lln vea,.,• 1 

low- Hi,1,1 I., ih,. h..-i»iali'e -hon- 

• if lillo.lc Isliiiul. »l,ere ivlcjiou. 1,1,. 

crll i- |li,. en.joviii, .,| ,,|' all. \1,,. 

•_'iin Christian Ailmcale.- 

tne s, liinU|i 

«r ^ .--- * â*'Bt* ~ Q •* II I 111 I 

e.\ -liiiii-jr. I,lllli|ielv-Iiiil|._'. int.. ^ ], 

river heli.w. 

"IVut.-li .nil! uulch mil!" ujirne.l 

.luiiinv r,,,,,,cr nt lust. -II,. 

Ins j^ „„ dr.. hy 

j „ dr. h 

nrclly siu,d;v- in llier.>!" 

ii^ tit«if: 

y u;v in llier.! 

The next minute Knnii'tliinir went 

ii^ hnin|>! HL'iiiust ihe lui»;k..|, nlul 

(iuiv AIU>n wan jMillinir di>wn hill. 

If MM blouse hndn't caught pn Home 

buahea. he mijfbt huvo rolka iuto 

tho voter. 

''Whero is the woodahaokf be 

All feiir und hid. of eonllilen,-,, 

comes friiiu mv t>li|. Italy 

1..100. iliipun l,2*i(> and Knirland 

1.000. 

As to submarine! we havo ">S as 

opposed to almost :«IO on the p.arl ,'f 

Kni;tiind and flermnuy. thoutrb th. 1 

exact ili»nres havo not Ween made 

known. For aeroplanes wo have 

more dellnito. rtcures, which arc: Hcl- 

(riinu 100. Austria and Knirlund -100 

•aoh. Russia H00. rieriuiinv 1000, 

Frnnee 1400, whilo America hnn the 

enormous sum of 23 uoroplnnes and 

they not all in working condition. 

Ami Amerieu in tho homo of .the 

.Wrijrht Wrothers. 'who invented and 

perfeetcl die' aeroplilne, nnd tlie' 

home of Simon Ijiike, the inventor of 

Ihe submarine, whose plans for pow. 

nil upon 111 least 

H50.000 vounir men utliiininir their 

majority each year. 

The plan .that would seem most 

feasible lo'n.liipt is that which i be- 

iltL- used with tho most satisfactory 

-iiilts in Switzerland. It is a plan 

Hint Was laid no burden on that till!, 

country but Itns -..riven it, with 011U 

:I,.'IIHI.OIHI population, an iiruiv t 

•170.T100 men fully armed and drilled 

mid rcn.lv at a few hours' notice.!, 

mobilize at their country's call 

th,000, which is the iarêst number 

suirêstod oven by military nuthori" 

tiys, an.l 11V1 adc lo Sloun Harbor 

- IS mll«a lo Una Uls City. :« mllaa to Wlldwood. ' II mll-s to Avalon. 

under Captain Hri^'s, aimed and 

disciplined, were uu their way to 

IVnshi'Urton, t'ettinir their bnptisin of 

blond in the streets of Baltimore. We 

have II.> apology for these men of the 

Kciolutionurv and Civil War diiys. 

We have no .lesire for war. We 

love peace and prav for it every day, 

but we do not waul' peaco at tho 

price of dishonor nor at the price 

if llclds laid wast,, und homes de- 

stroyed, nor at the price of loved 

ones outraged while wo look help- 

lessly nn. Wo love our country, our 

homes' und our own and would lay 

ilowu our lives to protect them. No 

such necessity will he rei|ilired, how- 

ev. r, if wo so prepare ourselves) us 

to null;,.'our national Ilicj- an honor' 

ed eiubleiu tltroUL'hotit the earth. No 

iipious hands dare assail us if we 

are stronu' as other nations are 

OIIL". Our Hair will then not only 

be tl nil.I.-in of liberty, but the em. 

Wlein of ix'ine. a peace thai shall 

endure as louir as love and law ex- 

ist- which aro Iho true dynamics of 

ocieiy. I he bonds hv which Ihe evil 

passion-- of man arc held in check, 

anil Ihe he-l that is in him developed 

for the food of himself, his nation 

and the world. 

SUMMER"SCIfOOE 

For Children of Cottagers and Ail-Year Residents, During July, In the 

School Building, Fourth Street and Wesley Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

A Free Elementary School Will Be Conducted In Connection With the 

State Summer School for Teachers 

Two Years Instead 

Of One 

7j TJ.nl !• lli* »ort of Kuar- 

^ unt«-t> I KlVrt when I r«- 

Imtr yuur watch. Othpr» 

PIIV on© yiu.r. llrlnu the 

oAltaTwiinWiV \yiilch-h«r«; Try It be- 

8 i : ??*?*I ">r., y,.u t'ny, ".-. Can 

I'nrcuts muy make nrruii^-cmc-nts in this uchool which will open June 

21.'•h and coutiune to August ."ill,, i'or thoir children to muks up wurk in 

which they may huvo failed during the year. At tho clone of tho nchool 

certificates will bo issued, sh,living tho work completed. 

The school will bo tuiiirht by IL J4UU* of the best tenchorn that oun be 

secured.. Special teachers will bo provided in Handwork. Munuul Truininu, 

Orawinir, and Physical Training. Tho Jh'st modern method.) will ho em- 

ployed in carrying on tho work of tho school. 

Xlui.sessions will heirin ut 8 A. M. und closo at 1"J M , irivinic |tlentv 

of time for w'holcsolue frco play ,a lid for triuiUMlil> AS HOW lib? TAKb JIM AN 

MINE AN' DAWS IIMSTKUMKNTS. AN' AK1 »-« KM T TH 

DUTCH TRADEKS FEK SOMli COFl-EE. WL Bt-IN bllOKT AT 

Tir to 

' "WELL. SIR, WE IIADNT MOKE'N SET FOOT ON SHORE 

WHEN WOT SWOOPED DOWN ON US BUT TH' SAVAGEST CAR- 

CO O' CANNIBALS ME AN' BILL 'AD EVEH SEEN. AS BILL SED 

ARTEKWAHD, IT'USpWIN'TOL' JIM HERE AT TH' WHOLk. 

CKFW WUSN'T BUTCHERED. J RECOLLECKED AS HOW 

MUSICK 'UD TAME SAVAGE AKIMALS. SO I SIGNALLED T* 

START UH, • 

1 "IT 'UD IIP.KN RIO1CKULUS IH Til' SITUAS1IUN 'ADNT 

BKFNs?O OESPRIT T' SI.I-: US ALL PLAVIN 1 DIFFERENT TUNES 

FER DEAR LIFE HUT Hill. AN' ME WUSN'T LOOKIN' FE« TH f 

HUMOROUS S1DR. NOT US T1IKM BLACK HEATHENS NO 

MORE'N HEARD Til' I-IRST NOTE THAN THEV-UP AN 1 UKGAN 

CAKEWAtKIN- TIT IIANI1SOMEST I EVKR SEE IT DONE. WHEM 

ME AN- BILL SAW A CHANCE WE CUT FER TIT BOAT. 

o 

* -or COURSE. WE ADT 

LOWIN- IM OUR WAKK. BUT 

LOOKED BACK. BUT OL'^WAfcRUS 

SOMK -MOMaST THEM PIRATES. TH 

WOT EVER SAILCQ A *RAW 

TH' CAPTll ^ 

BY Hl» «-°»»E 

. -TH' CAPT-N WU8NT EXACTLY A" EXPERT OH A BAND*. 

INSTRUMENT. BUT TH' WAV THEM HEATHENS. WHO VS ALL 

PUT OUT ON OUR DESARTIN-. MADE TH OL- MAN PURNISH 

MUSICK -UD A BEEN A WONDER TO Of tOUSAH' HISSELK 

WE ATED T- LEAVE TH' SKIPPER 1TH THEM BLOODTHIRSTY 

CRITTERS, BUT IT WUS W ONLV THUIO WE COULD DO- 

g^5 

i -O- COURSE^ WK MOURNED TH' IKIPPER AS LOW. AN' • 

WHEN WE OOT BACK T LUNNON. TWO YEARS ARTERWARD. 

YOU CAN IMMAOIN OUR SUPPRISE T.limi- INTO TH' OLD 

PELLEB STANDIN OUT IN PRONT O' A MUSICK HALL. AI WO I 

ASLIPE. YES. SIR. HED ORGANIZED A CREW O' THEM PEL* 

LERS AN' BROUGHT EM T ENOLAND AN INTROJUOICED W 

-CAKE-WALK/ HE WUS MAKIM A BARREL tf MONEY. BUT YOU 

BET HE MACS ME AM* ilU MV T GIT INTO W 1HOW.- 

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OCEAN CITY LEOQEfT Satnrday. March 11. ' 

KK%:>; :. 

mmm 

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fcV/7. •;:•/ vxiMU tin* 

ndvice about investments ' 

freely given. 

Our facilities, coupled 

with uniform cmirlosv nro 

at tho Rcrvico of natrons 

for all banking business. 

THE FIRST NATIONAL 

BANK 

Ocean City, N. J. 

OXIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXOOO 

THE HARRIS RESTAURANT 

820 ASBURY'AVE. 

Meals. Steaks and Chops 

Oysters, by the Quart 

gay-CRANE'S ICE CREAM. 

COMMERCIAL MEN'S. REST 

Sterling Restaurant, 828 A w r 

Hoonirt with or without board. Hot 

wntor hoiil. Prices reunonublo by dny 

or wooK. Oyritcm by tliy quart or hun- 

dri'il, Oyntorn, ull HtylfH, 

F, B. LAMBERT. Prop. 

I'lunto 217. OCEAN CITV. N. J. 

IMPORTANT 

fourteen wfntura and 13 auniniarfl, do 

Imr bui*lne»8 with tho moat partlctllai 

u«H>ple of Ocenn City, plus 16 year* to 

i'htln., should no doubt prove to th« pub* 

lie thut our work la up to Standard. 

C. WEISLER A BON 

Both Phonei ... Merchant Tallort 

Cleaning, Pressing. Dyeing* Repairing 

Alteration*. 

WM. O. 

The Painter 

5222 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Only the beat materials D|«& a| 

all work gnnranteed. ^ 

Eatlmatra.Cheerfully Ol»m 

ESTIMATES AND PLANS PUHNIIlm 

JOHN T. SEAL 

ell. Bile,! a^5»?f"* 

UP-TO-DATE 

EISHTH WO OCEIN ««.. 

Ledger Leaas, and Leaders 

Read The Ledoer. 

MCALLISTER'S 

he Leading Dry Goods Store 

Closing Out All Winter rierchandise 

BARGAIN MONTH AT OUR STORE 

January WOH the bunient Winter month in our hixtory, and we pur- 

•Ofla making Pobrunry. duplicate thu trick. 

B« buritainH in Co»tM, ftw, Sweutern, fllovi.1. Winter Under- 

:. Outing Plunnol Oowun, Night Shirtx. PujamaH. KimonuH, Drosning 

IIIBIIJ OnirinnMl .• 1^4 *• 

»r. Onir Plunnol Oo 

Bacquex. Remnantti. Etc. 

Special Valuvx in Lnnc Clotli, Xaiii'-ook, r^nhroiderlxx. Twill, Cot- 

ton Toweling, Etc. . . 

Notice our window* for Specin! Itiirirititi-^ thU mniith. 

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•OJÔS ASBURV AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J 

Resolutions To Borrow Money and 

Adlust Assessment 

Tho following resolutions wen 1 of- 

fered bv Mr. Campbell: 

- II,' It I.--ok,MI l>y Hi,' Hoard or Cnimulu- 

aloiliMU ilfJliV.HI I'ltV, New J.T«i'V, tll.lt | .... 

'li'fitii City iMirruw fimii tli« llonrdwunr It,, 

X.Uh.n.il ll.nik Alhuillc city. NVw J.r 

»*.->•, lh,* wuio of thr..,' tlu»UM:intl llirv 

liiiuilrctl ami '»luv-i\vi> uiul S'j'luo diil 

l:u-« In mill.Ip,11 r 1111 y> to l>» iv 

..U.,l (I.MII |i,,,,,i i.ai,,. ,i,,,|,r iiiilhiuU.-.l ami lnxtriirtuil l< 

L-UIU it iiuit. to hvcuru unld num. 

Uu It iv.ohv.l l>> thu Houril of CnnilnU 

4l.Hu-rw uf o.vim flty. N*-w J«'rM,-y, tha 

Ir.'au t.'lt\- luirrow frinn th« lloartlwal 

\'ntl,j|ial, H.ink Atluntlu Oily. Ni'W J-r 

-.'>, tin- hlllll uf HK thollk4.tiul uiul 0H-1U 

lullur^ In anllilp.itlon of thu C.ilkitlo 

if Tuxrti for thu jiar l'JIC. ami that th 

iroprr tiffli'tTM Ii,. uutliorWi-tl anil lu 

itrui'ti-il to i-kfL-ut,. u unto to wururu Mali 

aim. 

lMtvvi.,-n lh». City uf Oivan cny ami th 

IMM ,ir l.iiul, UUIUT LTuntra^t ^.IIIII 

hi;n-au, y. j. l»|«*tx hati p:tUI tht* MIIII 

of oru, humlrvU uutj tlilrty', • S.itMw.li uu lh., r.'.or.lu ai,,| UuikK 

U: ^.il.l.Taic t'ull.'.'tur'w Offu-..; that ttl.' 

kil.l K. \V. Hill],•lull IH to ulvi. to thu 

"i.ilil V. J IHclii a r.-.vlpt In full, uiul 

II- It further ri.»ulnil. ihat tli.. wahl 

l: W. Iliirlululi Ii,. Klv..ii i-r.illt uu tli,. 

iku of tin, ruy of iViMti-iMv ami th.- 

ri-'onln lu hU nrfuv fur tho 

Poster Adverlisinn with the Readlnp 

Maviii- r!iu!ii|i|uii ^;II.nfi 

16.tl 

I5H.0I 

3.-I 

Z0.00 

11. nr. 

1.4: 

ie.:i 

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•rfttruM with thu regular concerts. 

11. That the City will udvertUe thu Or 

.cluiutru "uu fXU'UMlvtiy uii thu rundi« ut thu 

City truuuury will pur'mtt. 

13. In ordfr thut tha udvortlulnv may 

not bu orû tyuu which would bu obji'c 

tlonublu to thu munuuurtf or tha I'hllti 

dulphla, Orchfutra, It In nucoaaury thut 

uup^rvlMlun uhmild bo iclvun by thin A M ' 

uoclutloit und thu Conductor. 

Attention lu called to thu rust that the 

rruhBulnent or thin Orchoutru In not thti 

-umo li* 'thut covered In tho udtfurtlno* 

taent. Vor thu reunon that Mr. Wltxumun 

Is It rlrat vlollnlut and prefers to huvu 

another part no thut when tho necessity 

demands hu can have uddltlonul Instru- 

ment In the violins, ulso, that .the Orches- 

tra, has the facilities of. a uuvs Orches- 

tra In them, a number of tho players ure 

In a position to render muslo on Instru- 

tnent. not Included In tbo llat above i- • 

•hown b«Iotfl 

JToasph Hoscos (B-rlat clurlnot and 11- 

Kinmin Mueller (viols). 

Oito Heroebera; Tcello). 

Kmll bun (violin). 

Walter OUler (euphonium- a>na axtr* 

trombone). - . 

By this utuiMUiil ud the Inanu- 

InS of MM oop inatruint^L »• really 

hmva. «» ataUd above, eoWUe* at 

Utm» OishMtra. Thin »maamm»ot U 

Bad* »n order to nbUaa) ttaa vmrloiu nun 

In nvjclal •trln4T orcbMtrm. qDArtett* 

dasta mni aol-r Tba «r>« need. We 

•niiM^cd itianv very tlexirublo thini^, 

nt Altoona, for in^tnncv, our timv 

WHK KO limiteil thut wo could not 

yinit tlut ciirliuililitiL''~li|i-i for whi*tro|iho one 

Governor of IViiiiM.vlviinia iviw iniiil,! 1 . 

iviuir never been in any of tlio K«»( 

tiiin IIIHIMX'II out for (bix trip previ- 

im^lv, yuur ronreêntutivo in com- 

mon uifli several others of the i"i- 

touriii;p, looked forward to .lolmx- 

t(»wn with con>;idcrn)*lo interest, but 

lN>fim> we net there let me try in pay 

a poor tribute to ono of tho IIIIKI 

houutiful und intiT.'-tiliL' and cxrit- 

t twvxw* iii the whole trip from AI.' 

Vnorta to tho mimmit. nolween tliore 

and Jolinstiiwn tlio LTIHI.' is >.'•> iti 

t 1 »t it rfuninw the illiittsl effort of 

threo iHiuoifiil moL'iils to keep our 

tmin in motion. Tliix iu tho countrv 

fumoiiK for the 'Hor^c-hoc I'end, but 

to mo most wonderfully ilerurhtful 

for tho infinite diversity of tho xccti- 

ory—hundrodu of di'tnchcd hills nnd 

viillovs, with the little silver streu 

tr*>ttiuty nlonu' in tlio depths- below 

and nlnntsiilo of which a drive- mu< 

foi'Mi! conirenial rompunv, twi«tinc 

nnd Iwi'ninir in iudeseribiilile uvomet- 

rin fliniros but always Vith nn nllnrv- 

mont that riveted (lie attention and 

Hooded the woul with a reverence 

that (ho common levels of life have 

nn iifllnitv with. Snow on t\w vJhoul- 

d*»vs of Mieso bit? hills liwik-etl like the 

flltinc toirii for Niieh nuiiestv nnd 

tlio little ncstlim.' vulloyx. ns they 

looked ntiward to their bitr protect- 

or^ iireacluMl n -nermon of tho l»iir 

Virntlii'r'H roHponnihilitV for the 

weaker of hix kind. Now we nre 

trottim? into tho llorsi'yhoo Bend 

noUrnborhood, it'w tunrh time, too, 

and of roiirtio that ia ono main at- 

trnntion of tho trip for every me.il 

in a Hocrifleo to nil tho nlnmorinL- 

instinntn'of voranioux iiprHttitixi nriil 

inHittliibto utomnohR, but theKe are 

Hot sufficiently appealing to' hold uu 

in Out dininc onr while Huch rrloric. 

nr«> on view from tho observation 

coach. Here, benoatb ns, ave. nr>- 

narentlv thousandx of feet below, 

lien a Hrent natural reservoir formed 

bv the formation of sarronndinff 

hill*, jiurely it has ths loveliest en- 

vironment, on every nid» proteeteJ. a 

delliAtfnl Bern in the (rlorlons setfintr 

of the eUrna] hDh»: but look over 

there, joat waatwardl of tha aoo/f 

fContiaaevrl on 6e»eath Pa«a) 

ITEMS FROM THE MEN'S BIBLE 

CLASS. M. E. CHURCH 

tench 

mem- 

THE F. M. N. CLUB MEETS 

The h\ M. N. Club bold its weekly 

mwtinir at tbo ritbron Monday cve- 

niliK" anil MISH Himtrico M. Townnend 

w;is tho chamiini; hostess of tho oe. 

fusion. 

The members of tho Club triithorcd 

eurlv becau-o they had it L'rent deal 

to do. WH. sir, tho younir Indies 

actually worked tho wholo livo-lonir 

i-veninir. nnd we ur«> told iiccomplish- 

«vl cousiderublo tnttinir, crochelinir, 

and soino embroidery. But (nun the 

Hountl of revclrv iroinir »>n when llu* 

n'KOrtcr tmsscd that way he 'has de- 

cided thnt there must bavo been 

N-omo drones'in thut hive. 

Anyhow, the irirls- were not' divss- 

imr Ul> clotlu's pi-r 1 - for a e«»nt- 

n-liieco, but were doinir tho l{ind of 

work that fliritn-x lanrelv in "linen 

uhowers" und wo stuûiso Hint miuie 

.sweet Miss who has decided to dis- 

card the freedom of the bachelor irirl 

will be lilt* recipient of it few sum* 

pics of the K. M. N'. handiwork in 

tho near future. 

Later iu the eveninir a tasty lunch- 

eon was served and t'hi>; wa>; dis- 

->-hv, Dorofhy Jones, Amu 

Tfappclcvc. Helen Hrcckloy, Hi-lei 

Marklov, Huiwrt Smith, Kdward 

Smith, Augustus Smith nnd Fred. 

Prit/enmeyer, Jr. 

LOOKING FOR "BRIGHT SPOTS" 

Mr. Leroy Howe, of tho Bell Tole- 

plione Company, has been busily «>n- 

l:at«'il duriuL* the past week in look- 

ing up tho sfuto of huxiniiHH amoiiL' 

tho difTerent trades in thix city and 

compariiiL- it with tho wtuto of busi- 

ness at tliis time last your. His rc_ 

|M>rt will be Kent in to the company, 

und any increase will ho termed u 

briirht wpot" and bulletined throujrb- 

out the country. 

SIGNS OF SPRING 

Daffodils and" tulipx are perpinjr 

through tho ground, irivinir the first 

sitrns of aprincr und keeping true the 

promiaei of-the resurrection and the 

life. • • 

8T. PATRICK'8 MU8ICAL SOCIAL 

The. Qneen Eathor Circle of the 

First U. E. Choroh bald a Si. Pat- 

rick's mudeal aoraal in the social 

Moma of tha Chnreh, Uat 

HONEYMO0NERS HERE 

The Itcv. and Mrs. Win. Robinson, 

of Pbiladelpliia, worn married in the 

Krio Avenuo M. K. Church lust Sat- 

urday, anil came to this citv imme- 

diately al'lcr the ccrcniiuiy. The 

hrido was Misu Alia Waram, well 

known in this resort, hi.itiiur spent 

eral, siimmcrH here. 

CHEER UP! CHEER UP!! CHEER!! 

The first robin was seen in the 

Auditorium irroiinils on Tuesday 

inorniiiir. Tho Ii11 lo follow seemed 

miu-litv trlnil ti> tret buck and Was 

busy house limiting, but wo didn't 

hear liim iiuiniriiiL' for flic uddre** 

of nity real estate aireut. 

"LIVE DEMOCRACY" AT 

WILDWOOD TONIGHT 

A dinner will bo irivin hy tlin ljv» 

nemocriii'v of Cape May County' ut 

tin* Hollv Heuch Yacht Club. Wild- 

wood, this evouini.', when the ques- 

tion of caudidatc-j, and other mat- 

ters, will he taken up. 

ANNUAL MEETING WOMAN'S 

HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY 

Tho Woman's Home Missionary 

Society of tho Frist M. K. Church, 

hold it>4 annual uieetiuir Moiuluy af- 

femnon nt the homo of Mix* Eliza- 

beth Sunili, (132 Central avenue. 

LEFT FOR CONFERENCE TUES- 

DAY 

Tho Kov. and Mr. J. H. Kulp left 

Tiiosduv for Anbury P.urk, tu attend 

the annual Hussion of the New Jersey 

Conference. - ' 

VISITING AT MELR08E 

Mm. James K. Lake Ii vi«itlnf 

relntiveit at Melroue. Pa-, while Dr. 

Lake in attending Conference at As- 

bury Park. 

THE HIKERS' CLUB 

The Hikers' Club, of the Mary of 

Bethany Bandar School jglajs, off 

the First Presbyterian Church, took 

in the Bayou* Tract in last w*ab/« 

hika. . _ 

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THE OCEAM CITY LEDGER 

Saturday. March 

flatauday. March 18.1910 

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NOTICES FROM 

THE CHURCHES 


Preaching by the pastor. Rev. X 

B. KaJp. at 10.30 A. M. and 7.30 

J». M. . 

Preaching tomorrow morainjr and 

•vaninir by tlio Huv. Goo. L. Dobbins, 

mil 

Sunday School at 2.30 P, If. 


Pronahiiig tomorrow morning 

evening by Pastor Mitch. 

Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Sermon mibjeuU tomorrow by tlio 

Ho*. Charles II. Ilohm-r. M. A., pax- 

tor: 

lO.HO A. M, "Word* of Counsel! to 

K«w Members." Itcliig un earnest 

talk tn thnmi wliu Imvo lutvly united 

with tint Church. 

7.-l.'i I'. M. "Stunning tliu Trench- 

es," mi appeal to modern men and 

vumi'ii, illustrated by- current Ku- 

ropeuu evontn. 

Special music by the uhuir at both 

services. 

2.30 T. SI. Mr. l>Hy Mown will 

giro ii ten-minute tulle mi "Currving 

• Message." in liu> Friendship Men's 

Bible Class, after the usual study of 

the lesson led by tho minister. 

Btrnngcr* tin- bud weiither 

the meeting Tens not HO well attended. 

Vho ladies wore entertained with nu 

aocount of Mm. iLnknV trip to tl 

State of Washington, nftcr which re- 

fraah-nants were served- 

Additional Personals 

(Continued from first (tags) 

Mrs. KUiunor Cannon is vitiitinx in 

I'bUudelpbia. 

Miss Anna lies*, of Hollo Plain, is 

sintiir, Mrx. K. Qoff. 

Hurry Murter. of Cumdon, wus iin 

Ocean City visitor on Sunday. 

W. W. Drown has c»n« 'to 

to rrmuin for Home limit. 

Mi** M. K. ('. Phillips hux n'turnt'il 

from a vixit to r At^l.Ti for tho 

FORMER PASTOR HERE 

• Kuv. Arthur 

Called at The Ledger -oflloo Tuesila 

•veninR. Mr. Ocv is now pi 

the Itaptist Church at Krn 

of 

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CON- 

FERENCE NOW IN SESSION 

The Mow Jersey Annual Confer- 

ence is now in session ut Asbury 

Park. Hishop Quuyln presiding. 

While there ix the usiiiil nurhiiwili 

•T>out likely ohungus in' different u] 

pointmentu. there is hardly a I-OHHJ 

bilitv />f u change in the pastorate of 

the First M. K. Church, of this city, 

this being Mr. Kulp's first year and 

Ua ministry having been very un 

oeptablo. 

RUTH JONES CELEBRATES 

Uisa Rath Jones, daughter of Mr. 

and Mrs. John It. .Tones, ecldhrutv 

ner sixth birthday on Tuesday ufte 

Boon lojit at her residence, on Asbury 

•venue, below Kighth street. 

The aftomoon was wiwnl in play- 

bur gnmes, niu»io, etc. Knoll guest 

received a souvenir of the oeeiifiion 

'ti nice Jnneheon wan itcrvcd. 

Tlioxo present were: Snrnh Bevan, 

Gertrude Btalntnn, Jeanelto Stuinton 

Helen C MoXamee, LO'IH Johnson 

Jane Clroveu, Florence Tied. Jranctti 

Belvnpn. Beryl Roiohlcy, Mnrjorii 

Adamx, Ruth Adamn nnd Dorothy 

Jonex. 

OOOOOOOOOOOOC XXXXX30OOO 

AN IDEAL 

A. person may have an 

Ideal which he regards with 

great admiration — but to 

make that ideal worth any- 

thing to hurf it should bo 

practiced, cultivated. Now 

is tho time to practice the 

habit of saving if .jrop da- 

air* to reach a higher plane 

of financial effloleney. 

Start aa aeooont with as. 

S Mr Cant Interest Paid 

CITY TITLE 

TRUST CO. 

Ctty. •. J. 

Asst. Postmaster N". T. Lutton 

entertaining his sis'tor, Mrs. Harry 

V. Herbert, of Holme. 

Mr. Harry Tucker, of this city, i 

lertaineil his father und mother, fr"in 

4 'amdim. over S.undny. 

Mr. Oeorge Stanton, who has been 

working at I'onnu flrovn for some 

lime past, has returned to Ocean 

City. 

Mrs. Ii. L. Higbco. who has In 

visiting her dnuglitcr, Mrs. Wilson T. 

liny, at Ilarrishurg, has returned 

Miss [,iiiii-n T. Corsiin vjjxnt Mini, 

ilnv lust in l'liiliuU-lpbin, • arriviiiL' 

home in f-eason to ntteriil a m4M*tiiiL' 

of thn V. XI. S'. Club 1 . _ 

Mixs Kdnu Wiillueo, ilautrbter "T 

Srr. nn«l Mrx. L. IJ. Wallace, wliu is 

employed in Philadelphia, xpent 

Hunilav Inxt in Oceiiu City. 

Mr. nnd Mrx. Jos'. I. Scull ami 

Mixx Mnrio nonthroyd, . who have 

bf>en npcndinif Home timo pnxt ut Hot 

Sprincx, Ark., nrrived homo Friilny 

of luxt wmik. 

Miux Itelle. Mcfiibney mudc n buxi- 

nea« trip to Philadchihia ln«t Sntiir- 

dnv, nnd nirain thix wcvU ju ilcvutiii 1 -- 

Priilnv unil Piilurdny to huxinnxx in 

tho Quukcr City. • 

Mr. Pnink Crowcll. attuclicl to thi> 

TT. S.. Tjifn Suvinc Station nt Fourth 

xtrcei, bax ri'nted thn north half of 

Mrx. Vinrinin Downs' .lmiMe nt 

• iiin-, *i.'IS A'-bnrv aveiiue. 

THE A. A. A. CLUB 

There, wax a liu'i'tin^ of Iliu A. A. 

A. Club on Tuoxiluv I'v.-ninu' at tin 

homo of Iho Mixtiux Olive and Alyco 

riiofimvHli") Wiixlcy HVI'IIUK. 

Tho uveniiii; WUK very Ktormy but 

of tho A. A. A.'x attended to 

a rex|H'ctablo i{uorum. und thu 

usual KIUMI timo wus enjoyed by 

The 

mule. 

On 

A .A. A. Club, although cniu- 

cxduHivoly of young ladies, 

to huve tho misfortune of it 

attendant'lit • each of their 

tiut.'s. TIo is bound to uppcirr. 

Tuesday evening ho uppimrcd 

a box of strawberries, direct 

from Florida, with thu wurds, 

"xweetH'to thu wweet," on his tongue, 

but ho was a falsifier. Thoue borrin- 

woro, not uweet.. It reiiuired u great 

deal of HUgnr to runko them palat- 

able. 

The berried disappeared -in tbe 

twinkling of un eye, just bocuuwo 

they were wtrnwlwrrie.*. The donor 

diunppearcd ulso. He win shooed 

back to th« kitchen und his pipe and 

tobacco were sent after him to keep 

him company. His dream of a pious, 

ant oven ing w«n blasted in the bud- 

ding by the bads. 

During the evening, there were 

some very, very interesting 

played and Mi«» Alyce Wrijarins, 

la a palmist of no mean ability, read 

the future of soma of those prenont. 

Those --(resent were, the Missea 

Adella Powell, Lanra Townsend, Amy 

Vow, Myrtle Sharp. Charlotte Smith. 

ITelma Breckley. Sara Smith. Alyce 

Wrinrins and Olive Wring-in*. 

WITHDRAWAL OF OPPOSITION 

LOOKS VERY PROBABLY 

Mans Satan Made to Clqsa Weak 

Fish Creek and Leave Middle Tho- 

rwiohfare Open at South Ocean 

City. 

AM previously reported in Tin- 

Loiliror, upplicution bnvintr boon mado 

for permiKxion to con^tnicl xulid- till 

road embankment ucnixx Weakfisb 

Crci-k nnd .Middle Tborofarc, at Cor. 

HonV Inlet, notico ha» been given 

lluil II public hearing in the matter 

will In- held ut tbo Ocoan City Mil 

cil.nl IluiMint; on March 25, 1UHI, 

whi'n all iuterr rtiex am invit" 

t'd to he iiresfiiL and xubmit their 

viewx. which xluiuld be in writing ax 

far ux T> ( ' -""'Me. . 

Thin meetini; wax culled heciiuxe. 

of tho fact that protests wero Bled 

jiirainxt thv proposition to flll up tit 

tu'o .strcamx, in tho plan tj build the 

roadway and. bridtro across Corxon'n 

Inlet at South Ocoan City, bill fri 

present indieationH an itirrcemcnt will 

bo reached by the interested parties' 

which will permit Hie closing up of 

Weakiish Creek and the lirnvinj; of 

Middle Tborofaro open. 

Another i>ropo^4*d ehant?e in the 

planx providex for the running Mporta • UlHo* ftwrf In flc. P«C 

•ntaqt jwt Uhf hia dtowtm. 

Assistant State Entomologist Eaton 

Gives a Very Interesting Talk orrP 

the Progress Made In Overcojnjno 

Visits from pur Undesirable Pes 

ky Summer Visitors. 

Tbo Young -Men*>i l*rogrensivt 

League WIIH entertained on Mnaday 

uveninur, March Hith. by u very iu 

structive uddresH delivered by As- 

sistant State Kutoiuologist Katou. 

Assistant State Kntoinologist lloek- 

with wns scheduled to s|K-ak hut be- 

coming iudispo.sc.il upon his. arrivul 

in Ocean City, Mr. Kuton took his 

place on the platform. 

Tho mooting was largely attended 

by. the. Ijougun member* who were 

deeply interested iu tho speaker's 

subject. "Mosquito Rxterminutipn.'' 

Mr. Knton "aid in imrt: 

"Tho first effort to oxtermiunto 

the mosf 

the correetnt'ss of their theory they 

took luuillliy iM-rsonw and placed 

tham in «cr«Miinid ••neliMiin'H, These 

person u were not affected by the fev- 

er. Tho doctors even went further 

und placed finer patients within th 

screened precincts, all using tb 

mim" linen and dishes, hut the 

heiillhy persons (list screened in 

wore not in thn least affected by 

their fever companions. Katisfled 

that the mosipiito was the smirei" of 

the evil the tight of determination 

began and today in Cuba a nu 

EM u raritv to b« swatted on 

mid yellow fever but a 'hateful mem- 

ory. 

"Roldii'W of 'tb« ttnitod 

diiiirtered on the Isthmus of Pann- 

mu Huffered grently from mnlnrin, 

priwioux to lnd.'t. This, too, was 

trneed to tho pe»ky moK-piito. Tbo 

war nf extermination began und tnii- 

lariu died out an the mosquito was 

killed off nnd in 1005 the diuenso 

hud doerenHed from 10 per cent, to 

one-hnlf >por cent. Previous to tflOS 

it wns hard tn cet men to BO to the 

Tsfhmns) 

journey to work an their return 

_ wan generally mnde in n 

wooden boi. After May, 1005, only 

one ea«e of malaria won to be found 

on tbe Isthmus, and that enno wns 

proven to have been •bronaht from 

South Ameriea. 

"State Entomolo(riat JohnH. Smith 

sav* that the fir*t monqnltn exter- 

mination In New Jersey wan stnrted 

In South Oranm in 1002 and 1003 

tinder the -mperrlsion of Uessra. 

"Inepeetors were appointed and 

swaiB|M-were drained, eistems. oeso. 

nook. «fe.. ««« oiled, and fa Jtm* 

-meaqvitowi 

ed South Oriiugo in countlcHH num- 

bers. After the great effort Unit hud 

been put forth to destroy them, 

their presenco brought forth u grout 

deal of ridicule and doubt nn to the 

success of the extermination work. 

"Prof. Smith determined, how- 

ever, thut the mosquitoes woro com- 

ing from fifteen to twenty miles dis- 

tant from the South Ornngn section. 

Therefore, hi- concluded, it would ho 

j to cnnllnc tbo work to locali- 

ties, but thnt it must bo mndo State- 

wide. 

The mosquito lav egg" in stagnant 

pools which are covered with ice und 

snnw during rhe winter month", but 

a>-|lu> fir-t-wiirni weiitber nf-spring 

tin —i arc batched und the lurvno 

fully devlnpcd in from wlx d».v- to 

weeks, according to conditions. 

In the hot days of summer six to 

is-ht diiv* is all that i- required fnr 

111" lurvile *n develop. 

"The salt mar-'h moMiuitn is prev- 

ulen't in New Jersey and the life of 

this mosquqiln is estimated to he 

from two to three weeks. The fresh 

water mosquito hibernates iu the 

winter and' iu the spring liiys its 

"S'orth .Jersey has made more pro. 

re-s wit'b mnsi|iiito extermination 

than mouth Jersey. The- city of 

Newark started tin- work in 1005 

mil tlu> Lcgislutum appropriated 

-:i.',ll,IKIll for. the drainage (if t. 

iiarshes of -N'i'\v Jersey. Since then 

he l.cgi-lulurt< has nppropriat«;il 

•iii'h year fro in $.">,l>0o to $111,0(10. 

Tin- work ut the present time husnot 

uri—sid In any great extent in 

t .ler-ev belnw Haruegat. 

la tho year lltl"i Ksscx Couuty 

npprnpriatcd >r'tlo,IHMr; Iliidsnn ('nun 

tv. *L'rl.tHM»; |tcrg r,)r ||u. ||M.,,| 

year of l!>lf! towurd it. 

"There arc three remedie • toward 

tho. iixterminatiuii of Ibe mnw|iiiln, 

II- follows: Draining of the marsh 

 

prrxented hv Mr. nnd Mrs. Brunt. M. 

Johnson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred M. 

8»tterW nnd Preemnn Bisley. 

. The followine children received 

the rile of Christian nnptism: Ijiither 

tayt«n McCnllion. T»nvid John Mr- 

(Continnei) on flevnnth Pntre> 

CONTRACTOR MAHAN MEETS 

WITH A BAD ACCIDENT 

mmmmmmmm 1£>'J!£Z 

^'f : ;':* '' 

THE .OCEAN CITY LEDfiER 

ANOTHER BIB LAND DEAL 

New York Syndicate Buys Strath- 

mere—The Sale Was Made by 

Harvey Y. Lake ami Harry F. 

Stanton. 

The Ledger hns recoived news 

from a re liable sourco that Now 

York capitalists huve bought Stnith- 

more, situated on tho northern end 

of Ludlam'a Beach, between Ocean 

City nnd Son Isle City. Tho deal 

was cloned last Saturday evening by 

Ilnrvey Y. Lake nnd Harry F. Stan. 

ton. of tlii.s city. 

Struthmore, nlroudy well known as 

ono of tho choice locutions along the 

Now Jersey coast, bus always heun 

particularly attractive. 

The now Automobile Ilniilovard, 

running from Strathuicro to Ocenn 

City and Atlantic City will greatly 

enhance the value of the new resort. 

FORMER MAYOR HEADLEY 

A PROGRESSIVE DELEGATE 

Former Mayor Harry Ileadloy at- 

tended tlio State Progressive (rather. 

r. held at Trenton last Saturday, 

and was chosen as ono of tho delo- 

les tn Hie National Progressive 

Convention. Mr. Ileadley states that 

he is a Progressive Kepiibliean nnd 

it is therefore presumed that he an. 

lieipnto. a ircltinir toirethcr of the 

Kli'liliinil mil Moiwo fori'es, rutlii'r 

than a pulling apart, the idea being 

thiitîrjhe_fl._O._l > ._behave.H-itsulf, 

from a Proirressiv«> viewpoint, there 

will lu> but one ticket. 

At the I'lithoring (in Saturday, For- 

mer Sheriff llrigbt, of Wihlvvood, was 

sclceteil as one of the delegates at 

large. 

REV. J. B. KULP'S REPORT 

TO M. E. CONFERENCE 

The Best Ever Taken from the First 

M. E. Church, of This City 

The Ucv. .1. II. Kill p. pastor of the 

First M. K. Church, of this city, look 

the best report to the Annual Con- 

ference, now in, J-csmon at Asbury 

l'ark. that hns ever biet'n taken frmn 

he local church. 

From a .financial point of view, the 

following items, consisting of Con- j 

The Girls' Basket Ball Team of the 0, C. H. S. Athletic Association 

Top llnw—I-.rrt to rlKlit. Amy IMut'ltmnlt. (Jumil; Muruiirrll*' Mt*«'luili, (IIMMI. 

Klor.'lic Il.t'VOH. C.IU.T; MIIK IV:, A.luln I Fnrwiml, Killh Hnilll, l-'itrwuril. 

i Itnw— IMIlli J.'frrl.rt Forward; IJIVIIIIII Hcull. Forwnril: Mauil FIIIIMI.. 

Flor ' Mr. Muhun WIIH leaning over » 

mmping machine, lightening u nut 

Which hud become loosened, and 

while doing .so bis emit ciiugb't in tho 

coir wheel. lie was drawn down to the 

machine and would luive been badly 

crushed had it nut been for some 

h"n?e nails he was currying in. the 

Dorket of bis coat, which became 

jammed in the cogs and slopped the 

pump. 

After being extricated from the 

machine. Dr, Corson WIN summnucd. 

He wns placed in the Doctor's auto 

•nd removed to the doctor"•- nlilce, 

"»lu>r« it wnp found Hint he wns suf- 

fering from a cnmpoiin! comuiiniiatcd ; 

. frnclnrc nf the right arm anil twn. 

. enmhcil Qngcrs of flm left hand. ] 

Dr. Corsnn called in llr. Haincs 

ami (lie fiii"c>-s' were uuiMiilatcd. af- 

ter whieli \1r. Mahan was rcimived 

to (ho Imperial, where- he is rcsliii'-' 

easily. 

•WILL OPPOSE RECORD 

1 FOR NOMINATION 

; 'Thomas LaugUraii, Director and^ 

. furuu'r rrcsidi-nt of the Jersey Cil.vi 

"••..Board nf Kducnlinn, of thej 

;\ charter incuihcrs nf the IIIUI-KII 

[j .1- County JVo'-'ressive l{e|>uhlie;in As. I 

;.'fooiation, has formally announced I 

' ai3Caii(]ii|,u.\' I'm-(iulicrnalnrial limi-; 

will enter the light i 

iippiisitinn tn t'hc 

,s< n buss. 

Aliltirlriin Illl.li. Kuclely 

Vntrul Offtr«t l^lp^riMfM 

worth IÎIIOIA 

'cnlillurton Heminnry 

1'hlln. M. K. lloupllul 

vr llfh«vint liecord. 

htfi. 

,. 1 IMPROVEMENT 

is * 06 ° n.ime of Mad- 

den, the latter lint being named iu 

nl'iL'iuiil .'I'-Tci'liH-tlt nil the lllic-up 

itnyeriiiL' ihe l,ea._ r ue games. 

•_"(nl That the I'.u.e May lil.'n.ll'e- 

I'.i'lil d'd l-ill in ahil piav oh this fluor 

and on tins il.ttc M ni-iu li"l named 

tn ihe :i'.-rccnH'nl ( nauiilv. M.a'.ldi'ii), 

aflir li.-ii:.,- ii-i.vd hv M.iuji'/i-r Tniill- . 

-end. I" li'nv Shidil., Slue'.'- bi'ing 

on tin' .x!*< line m itint'orui. ->nd be- 

ill" a p'av.-r II.lined iu ihe jiL-rcl'ielit. 

• I iv-r Iliilly .1-!. y.,ti f.i rci.derii 

d.'.'i-uli .11 ihU It.Mlli r a- '.o.TI IK 

p.is.ihl... I h.-Hi-M. .-, i|e.v-inll wl-.Jch 

wi'iild revcr-" lln-'-enre, or a fiirfeit 

nf tire garni' hv d p . . \|.:\ • ' . ' 

r-1-..i...f. ll,.. ivi-.'ii. fur whi.'h I i.nl 

Reasons 

That Cape May I'.irlVitcd the gunir. 

when they played Maildcu without 

llrsl L-ctliic." coii-enl nf. Imtli U'il.l- 

Wood nnd fVe.-in City nian.'i'j'crs. and 

when ,-l.cdhv Manii'.'.-r Ti.wn-end lo 

play I'shields the Cape M:< v viiana'jrer 

repliiwl 'thill "he wouldn't* last 'J.-n ' 

minutes." 

In view nf til" fact, and barrinir 

Miiddeu. Cat'c May would have Iiud 

to tliiish the gnhic with four Ini'it. 

which would siireK' menn defeat fnr 

them. 

On the (ifher hiiiid, shnuDJ Cap*' 

May claim thai they could hnve piny, 

ed Shields bnd thev known that 

Ocean Citv would prole-it under the. 

exiKting. conditions, then thev nnrelv 

whow that thev padded their teitm 

nnd a forfeited trani» in the only fair 

deeisinn that eon be rendered. 

YOUTH for etenn «w>*t,. 

TOBO. TOffNBKND. 

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THE OCEAN CITY LEPQEH * Batnrday. March 18.1M6 

PH • 

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$cean Cits ledger 

AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL 

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY 

By Ms N. J.Umih. Pub- 0*. 

AT THE LEOBER BUILDING 

838 and 838 Asbury Avenue 

OCIAN CITV. N. J. 

m. 8 . Waalsr Lako. D. D., msldsnl. 

Ha*. Ju. E. Latfca. D. D.. Editor, 

a*. .Win. K. Plater. Usnactns Editor. 

Enured at tha Put Offlce at < 

Qty. N. J.. as second-class matter. Ocean 

AOvenTisiNO RATES 

Five Inohee or more, ISc per Inch 

the flrat Inaerllon and 10c. iwr Inch 

«oh oonCJhUoiM subsequent Insertion. 

Lass than five * Inches—26 conU por 

tDCb far the Bret Insertion, and Ju cents 

Per hull for «ocn subsequent Insertion. 

Front pose—M centa per Inch for the 

Brat Insertion and 36 cents for each con 

tfnuous subsequent Insertion. 

1H, '_101«._ 

A GREAT 8T0RY 

afuCiiU'it MiiuuziiK- for April IIIIH 

a wonderful jitorv ulxiiit liow 0!ii«-u. 

So pluntcd n miinun unit u half trecM 

at one cent nidi. It i» tin intoistwl- 

intr Htorv mill wo print, it In KIIOW 

now Ocoun C'ity run xtir up un in- 

tereftt in Irw iilimtiui;.. Ocun < : ity 

ought t linv* ut lfii~l flvn liunilrt'd 

treeH plnntiil this Arlmr liny, mid the 

whole p!iin tlmt worked HI, well in 

Tmut Chiciuro rim 1H> workeil in 

Ocean City. Don't Fnil to rnid the 

story, which WIIK written liv Myra 

0. Reed, IIH follow*; 

One Cent Trees-Glvtna a City to Its 

Children 

Ifneh to the temporary relief of 

(he district nround Fourteenth untl 

HoUtoud wtreetK, whan' he lived. 

"Pern," ax hl» irunir eullfd him, IIIKI 

been went nwny from Chiruuo, for 

bin flrat two waekn in the voai#ry. 

Much of that time uwqy, wirKO ho 

happened to be of im invrxtiiwtive 

tarn of mind, he -hud *|»ent diwinff 

ap B aood part of the vt-Kvlutioh in 

h& immediate vicinity to HPV how it 

looked on thi< nthrr wide. 

"Well, and how >T" linked the 

man in cbarso of the little 

who hud watchcil Viix* with 

msnt . 

"Well, they-vo gut «nie. funny 

thincM about 'cm," r.-pluearx ami. he iitntiiniruted. the 

Pennr T*«e Camn 

But Inxtead of irivinir only one tree 

to A elasnfttl of ehildron he planned 

to tjv« one to each child in eaeh 

elan. Onue a >a«r. on Arbor Day. 

•tmr school MM in the elty was 

to 0 rtlt t 

a Uve tree to do with as he pleased. 

Hut if everv child was to have lone, 

Mr. Prost decided that a. penny WUH 

all each tree could possibly cost. 

This meant that only seedling*, of 

course, eould be used. But since the 

smaller the tree the elouer the inti- 

macy the child seemed to feel for it, 

thin was no dixadvantnfte. A whole. 

Hale nurseryman was found, fnirly 

near Chicago, HO that the trees he 

would be growing would suit Chi- 

cuiro noil and climnto. who nprcod 

to furninh thi< trees within tho price. 

Ono of tho Innro dopnrtmvnt ntorcx 

in f'blinifo KO1VI.I1 the difficulty of 

•IiOiverinir tho trwm to each sohool by 

nffcrinp; to receive the Hhipment and 

thon send tho trcew out ncain in 

their wagons ut tlif np|w>intpd hniir. 

Bv noon on Arbor Day of thin first 

venr, every xuhnol hud been vinitcd 

by a wagon-lond of tre«H, and every 

I'bild in tho building hnd deposited » 

i penny with the teacher. For 

tho rout of the uftornoon excitement 

was at fever heat; nnd when Knlioul 

nnd every child received bin 

nroioiiM tree. thorn wax a wlnili>«nli> 

• to her who would he the flrxt to 

plant it. Knrh rhild phone hin own 

nitt» for hix HPeallini.', iilthouirli lip WIIK 

inlviMi'd to put it in liU own yurd, or, 

if lu> did not hnvo n yard, in tin- 

n«>nrHt vacant lot. or in the prohnlilc 

foot or two of eurlb Wtwoen the 

uidcwiilk nml the ciiriiinir in front of 

liU IIOIIK. It was. felt thnt the cliilil 

uould fii|H-r t.-llinir liow 

to -plant the tree and lio.w to care for 

it WIIM inven with each tfedliiur, lint 

cvnn with tliiH, many u't-re tin* tnitre- 

rec'ordeil. IKi/rni' f trepn that 

lilinif li|>» deêrilu'd nn dead were 

found to IIIIVI- been planted t 

down: and one first-trrader wim iti- 

•onNoIaiile because wlu? bad put her 

ret' in n pitcher" of water nt home. 

'MO it would bo riirht ••Kino." inulcuil 

of planting it, nnd tlirn it hnd with- 

ered IIWIIV. Kverv tenehfr Iww ealnu- 

tropheu to re|k>rt. 

Several wrekx after tho plnnlint.'. 

Hahy Tomnk came HoHhinir to school 

ono morning. "Minnn. Minna!" wa>. 

nil whe eould erv; when citioitioni'd. 

Minna. Minnn'." 

"Rut whnt i« it nbout, Minnn, 

nrt" nuked the tenrher Konthinirlv 

Ml me. nnd |>erliii|>* I pan help." 

"We're going to move, and Minna 

n't none." 

"MinnaV IHT tree," elueidated n 

>-nmll nl»\-rnate. _ "Her father, onyx 

it'll die jf xhe moveH It." 

Thnt*wn« n real tmgedy. Hut Bnliy 

Tomato' wnn mnde liliwKfully tinnnv. 

when, the dnv after the moving^the 

teurheT went with her to the old 

home, showed her liour to dig up the 

tree no that there would he the leiint 

damatrp. -and KiiperTnteiiil thi* re~ 

plnntimr. 

1- the plnn 

>. from the utund|ioint of 

beauty, but the younir>-ter>-, by the 

queer p^yeholoirieal lwi>-l that nni- 

(rruwn-folkvi, uu well iw little 

•me-;, now owned Chieago. It WIIH 

theirn bv right of "erviei- iwrt'ormeil. 

'•v ri'.-ht of pride iti it. l>y right of 

heiiu.' a vilal i>art of it. mid there 

wni not a ehild who did not fel it. 

The treeu chosen for plnntiiiir were 

alu'avB tbo^4< that the tree^ alrenily 

in eviKti>net% had » e:trly 

that year that ttnlhitiir we lmd 

'•loit'jrhl nf ponld wiiil for trnn-plnnl- 

Mii' until Arbor T*av. The ••'atalirn 

-iteeioMa wan the only available (fee 

that had not yet put nut it" le-iive*. 

So, of t'otir>.- 

• tenl. to hirdM. "It*** not only tho trees 

that we are projecting into themindi 

and hearts of their twc>4 nnd their eitx- which 

thev are beautifying, nnd they are 

all onger to he taught wort* uhmit 

the utrniur** Power of thi^ wotuiM'ful 

n.iaie Vnturo who mnVew their trees 

« in to obnervt* the tr«'eM thut lire 

alreudv Uiriving there, und then to 

order the needling** from the nearest 

nursery when-, the noil and elimntic 

condition*; will be as nearly identir.nl 

ponsible. 

Iông ngn, of uourne, Mr. Pront 

lost sight of thut nmnll "Pegrt" who 

first gnve the impetus to this Penny 

Tree Cnmpaign thnt in five years hnx 

chnngiMl the whole ux|tert of n mon- 

uter city; but nil the thousnnds of 

children he repren Chiin-lii- of Capernaum nnd 

Keth-aida eMiltcil to heaven, ca-t 

down to lu'll. Therefor, "IH'CHUNC 

thou art lukewarm 1 will -pew line 

out of mv mouth. Itccaii-c tliou 

s.iive>-t I am rich ami kuowe-t not 

that tliou alt poor and blind anil 

linked." For twenty centuries Hie 

Jews; hnve wandered over the whole 

world pnrrviuvr weed* of miuiniing 

anil uttering trroaiiu of -,,rrow. In 

IU1 I and 1 111.1 more .lew- ba\e siif. 

fer4*d than in the overthrow of .Icru 

-aleai uiiiler Titii". "Thv blond IH 

upon uu and noon oar children." Kt 

l*ntil warned the Gentile' Cliri-ti:m- 

to lieware le^t after being L - 

in to take the place ul' tin 

int.' .li'Uv:, that thev tm>. bv uiila-lief, 

woulil fall the -«mi- a- tlicv, and 

•»!n»iep al the Seven ("hurdle- that 

he idanleil in A-ia Minor -how- Ilia 

The ticnerul concensus ot' Aineri 

cun opinion for preparedness is nol 

far from right. Of-course there 

mid uill be great differences of opin 

ion hut the general opinion will h 

normal in a nation tilled wit 

'hurdles, piipers and schools. Hev 

C. Il.'Ilohner'n great sermon as pub- 

lished in the Just week's Ledger, 

given us a broad common sense view 

. Benttyn, 

of .WextHeld. N. J., in surely ntning 

clear and conservative. He SU.VH 

the I'niled States Supreme Court 

once declured. in dinruwing the Chin- 

ese exclusion cune: 4i To preserve its 

indcrxnileneo nnd give security 

nguinnt foreign nggrennion nnd en- 

eronehment in the highest duty of 

every nation, and to attain these 

ends merely all other consideration 

lire to be subordinated." This we 

believe is in hurnionv with the high- 

est nnd hent (cachings of Chrint and 

Christianity. 

Th« Quaker leaching of non-re' 

sintnnee in in harmony with the pa- 

cificist nnd nnp-headed women- nnd 

children that curry llowem to th 

murderers" eiill nnd plend for leni- 

ency for th.e murderer, nnd the false 

silly sentimentulihm thnt inovei 

many- Oovcmnm nnd prison eomniit- 

tees of pardon to almost nilllify law 

nnd justice bv whining over the rul- 

Prit und thus breaking down all se- 

curity from thug-;. America him ha 

too much of this nonsense anil some- 

thing must IH- done lo saOc n- from 

ruin or the inolly-coilille hug. 

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER 

Several weeks m>,, The. Ledger re- 

ceived n copy of Tlie Legislative 

Manual, Ihrouiih the courtesy of As 

semhlymaii Mark Lake. It in u little 

late to sav so, but we thank the At- 

hrnihlyiuiiii, just the same. 

If you haven't already subueribod 

to our ulub of luagaieiueM do it now. 

Vou will enjov reading those, mugu- 

Eines. Wo will sell you four muga- 

sineo and Tho Ifjiiiaet all one. year 

for only $1.18. 

thev have been II:? cumillv lor 

enlnries. with the .lews. Who fniinil- 

d I'hilaiMphiii but tlie (>uakers 'Jill 

vciirs aeroT They were the rlnmrn of 

(ioil, Kiitrlaiid Imwed to them ami the 

•.'best: honors of (I,,, world won 

slutuered nlion them. S'o seel evel 

l.n.1 un OII|IOI limit v in tli 

S'ew World. Then arose the t'nilar- 

itm Hicks, and sulit (be church in 

twain, and Tlirksiti, and SMhodnx 

foa-rbt until a his! thev. like Hie 

.fewn, an- onlv an echo. Fifty to 

one- hundred venrs ago Methodism 

took the place of the Quakers and 

shook the continent for Ood.' Cart- 

wright. Ccmkmnii. Pitman. I.ec. Tnv- 

- 

nitiikn of power, so thnt Lincoln said 

the Methmlixt Church sent more sol- 

d h 

to the Held and more nmyers 

to heaven than any other and saved 

the day. Sad to relate that for many 

Sore Throat Prudence. 

No family natdiriue client i* well stocked 

without a liottlu nf TONStLINB. for you 

don't know wlmt laoiiaat it way lwt needed 

to rv'liuvii a ktidili'11 tuw> of Sore Throat. 

Ut)lieving Soro Throat in TONSILINE'S 

«|KVI:II iniu.iuu. |i ^ IIIHIIII (or tlmt — ml- 

vcrtiiuMl for that—mild (nr tlmt oim |>uri>o4i>. 

TONS1LINI- id the mm unil only Sore 

lliroat Kciiiudy which i i uild overuluraa 

lurt of tin. raited smt«. You'll 

mvd TONSILINE nm> ut tht-w 

d.iyu, or iuiiai> niulit whi'a thu drag 

utor.' in tliu.il — hotter hnve u Imttli! 

ready ut home when you need It 

nuwt. 'JVr. und &OV. lluunitul Sim 

81.00. All ' 

HEIDIEY & ADAMS 

General Hill work 

. . lQ«h Htreet * W«wt Av*.. 

•OOKAN. OITV. M. J. • 

Now Is the lime to order 

your Sprino Printlno. We 

will ahra you an attractive 

rate on any Commercial 

Stationery you may need. 

FLORENCE BRICK HAINE8 

Cor. Mh and Waslty Avs. 

Massage, Swedish Movements * 

Medical and Corrective fiynmastlei 

Both Phones. Hours by Appointment 

Botfi 1-bones IK. 

HERSCHEL PETTIT. M. D. 

«07 WeiLEV AVBNUK 

Offlc* Hours: • UP 1(1 A. tt 

I to 4 P. M. 

• to • P. It. 

Bell Phone 173 

JOHN H. WHITICAR, M. D. 

8TH AND CENTRAL AVE. 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Office Hours—Until tt A. U. 

" ~Hu 3 r. M. 

6 lo 8 I'. M. 

DR. M. B. STANNARD 

—Dentist— 

MnHonic Bldfr., Oth nnd Asbnry Ave., 

Ocean City. N. J. 

Moll Phone 

H. NEWELL HEUUNBS 


309 EIQHTH STREET 

OCCAM CITV, N. J. 

FURMAN B. WILLIS 

AHorney-at-Law 

40t Ninth atXet 

OCEAN CITV. N. J. 

IIS N. Third Bt. Camden. N. X 

MORGAN HAND. JR. 

.CHy Engineer and Surveyor 

Ocean City 

COAL AND WOOD 

UttAHINO COAX. . ' 

For sal* by tha Bushel, Ton or Car 

oat 

**—Aubury uvo. und nth «L 

;*— Anbury Wo. und loth st 

*H— Ayliury uv«. und nth •>. 

"• '-" uve. utid IKth It 

— sv«. and :uth ,. 

^•intrul uve. and North st. 

^.ntnil uve. and 61 h SL 

"—Caiitrnl uv«. and 11th ,L . " 

23—JVMiilMy aye. and J!th ,L 

!"—JVoMey uve. and Hlh st. 

«—""in avo. and 4th ,t 

,s 1 UVo_ UUii 7(h >t 

i ave. uiid sth at 

tlo »Ve. and Ind at 

r Jwiila and UcKirlyn T^r 

1—Ilullerr n Boad and Biy. 

Abbotts 

ALDERNEY DAIRIES 

SEVENTH AND WE8T AVE. 

Choice Dairy Product, ud High 

Grade Butter. 

Country Bottled MWk In Refrlgir- 

•tort Dally. 

CITY 0FFICIAL8 

DBPARTMBNT OF* PUBUO ASVAOtM 

AND PUBUO SAFETY ^ ^ 

Mayor, Jok. O. Champion, Director 

Harry A. Morris, city Clerk. 

Andrew C. Boswell, city Solicitor 

tee Adams. Health imicerV 

l ulldlnK Inapeotar, Wm. 8. Johnson, ' 

John NT Johnson. Plumbing- Inapector. 

Joseph RKsans, City EaeotrlolanT^ 

OEPARTMENT OK REVENUE AMD 

FINANCE 

Wm. H. Campbell, Director 

City Treasurer. Clarence 8. SouU. " 

Tax Collector. E. W. BurleUhT^ 

Tax Assesior. Dr. H. T. Moulds. 

OEPARTMENT OP 8TRBBT8 

PUBUO WORKS 

Oeorge O. Adams, Director. 

Horaran Usnd. Jr.. City Bnslneer. 

CIVIC ORBANIZATIONt 

The Board or i rade meets the flnl 

Monday night of each month In the Cam* 

tnlssloners' Chamber. Otis M. Townssnf. 

Secretary. 

Tho Young Mon'e Progreialve League 

meets every Monday night In the liana 

Building 

Hotel 'Proprietors' Association meets 

the second Monday night of the month. 

Members will be notified by posUl 

whom meetlnits will be held. Mrs. Johnaaa 

Honny. Corroapondlnir Secretary. M. B. 

oair, Secretary. 

The~Ocean~Clty RepubllcsiTciub^— Mesta " 

In The llann Building. President. Jo*. 

It. Champion; Secretary, Harry A. Mor> 

rls. 

BENEFICIAL QRBANIZATIOIIS 

Ocean City Lodge. No. 171. P. and A. 

M.. meets second and fourth Thursday 

evenlnv; of each month. In Masonlo HaB 

Ocean City Lodes. No.' tt. K. of Rj 

meets first and third Monday evenings 

of each month In K. of P. Hall, Asbuy 

Avenue, near Seventh Btrwt 

Iota Council. No. II«. Jr. O. D. A U. 

mevts every Tuesday evenlnaT In Hana 

Uulldln*. 

Ocean City Council, No. 10, D. of A^ 

meets Thursday evenlnaT In K. of P. Hall 

Protection Lodge. No. 69, A. O. XT. W_ 

meets second and fourth Monday even* 

Ins In K. of P. Hall. 

Kalmla Tribe. No ISO. I. O. R. aU 

meets each Wednesday evenlnaT In Hana 

Bulldlnc- 

Washington Camp. No. 78. P. O. a of 

A., meet* every Friday nlfht ln~Baaa 

Bulldlnc. 

Samp No. U. P. O. 'of A.. msiU e»er» 

Saturday at T.IO P. M.. In K. of P. HaO. 

Wah-Stella Council. No. W. D of P- 

ttieeta every Monday sleep mt T.SO. la 

K. of P. HalL 

Carrwnters' Local No. 1B91 meeta enry 

Friday at T.SO p. M. In K. of P Hal. 

OeoraT* Bpancer. Prealdent: J. B. RMar* 

Racordlna* Secretary. 

LIBRARY HOURS 

Monday—3.0.0 to 8-00 P. If. and T «• 

• SO P. M. 

Tuesday—4.M to ».«> P If. and 1 «• 

I.S0 P. M. 

Wednesday—1.00 to 8.00 P. M. and T «• 

I.S0 P. M. . 

Thursday—T to S.JO P M. 

Friday—J.00 to 8.00 P. M. and T la 

S.SO P. J*. 

Saturday—r.00 to ».OO p If.'and T t» 

S.SO P. M. 

MAUD POUIit>s. Ubnuian. 

COUNTY DIMECTORV 

Court and County Officers 

Supreme Court Justice—Charles C. Black 

Circuit Court Judos—Hon. Howard Car 

row. 

Common plea. Judos—Hon. Henry U 

County Clerk—A. Carieton lllldreln. 

Deputy Clerk-Htorllnc W. Cola. 

Sheriff—Ttolptnilh V. Cor'*Vu. 

Deputy Sheriff— Kro.l.rick J. Mulvln. 

rooute—Kilw.ir.l U. Rice, 

frosecutor of the Pleas—James RassaO 

County^supeHntendent of Schools—Aarar 

Muy'cfry"' 0 "" 1 "'" 1 " B -. H " lUOM - C*** 

Aasemblytnan—Murk Iîko. Ocean City. 

Coroners— Murk Ijiko, Oceiin Clly: Wil- 

liam H. ThumtiMin. CJIIMJ May; U*inla- 

mln C. InKurvull, Wlldwood. 


Ocean Clty-^liihn V. Vox, John at 

Townuend. 

••^â]*. City—Chus. K. CloutlnK. Jn». * 

Whdwood—Chit*. W. Maul. AusUstUil Hll 

Upper Townah: -ir.ip^ w. Onndy. 

D«nnU Town.hip—i,llv| M'unucll. 

Middle Township -lliibor? H. Miller. 

uei- Yownahlp—JOK I". JfucKlsslc. 

OPFICER8 Of THE BOARD 

Director—Clma. H. cioutliur. Hou lal« Cltj 

Clark—h'runk'v,'. Hiwkua. tteu Isle City. 

C r- U iri y Co "'' c "^-Ouweuh L Bcu'l. Ocea. 

Enoln«er— Liuml 

Kr < i,112 lJ ' > Vo *' MacKliulc. Miller. 

Uutherrord T w d d W t 

»"• > Vo *' MacKliulc. Miller, 

errord. Townsend and Went- 

Iuhllc Ul 

and &IIIIer. 

J 

^wYaU^ûlhlSorTf 

rJlschar,. of Prisonera-ollllar. 

Jajg'Sg. fej,*"* BoMlar. and Ballon 

PSffw^roas^w^^f. 1 -:'" 

^HJONCONFIrHIINQ 

'" JEFFER80N'8 CONVICTION 

Last Soturday The Ledger con- 

Ifined a news item stating that the 

lonvictioD of Former Prosecutor 

Jjatthew Jefferson had been austain- 

: «j 1>7 the-Supreme Court; now, ns n 

fjistter of information, we publixli 

|he opinion in foil, that our rendorn 

•jay be conversant with the pointH 

involved. 

The Ledger hns hnd little to nny 

gbont this lamentaVe case beoause 

of tbe font that we thought it WIIH 

jeceivine suffloient publicity, but ro- 

etst rumors about "white-wnshing", 

tSfi., point to the wisdom of lotting 

(he public know the exact eonditio.. 

of affairs. 

Inquiry has also been mndo nx tn 

the outcome of the indintmrntfi 

ajpiinxt Former Connty Tletoctive 

{Ibeesemnn. Tn regnrdH to thnt on»o. 

It mav be said that the trial WIIR 

pontnonnd until the nettloment of tho 

Jefferxon CIIHO, on ncoount of their 

elone connection. . < 

The Opinion in the Jefferson ement in so ninny wonU 

i; * a " not- shown, tho trunuiction In 

viV. laturo bcini; on« t,> which the 

-^' tU!* Ra Ving thut "uclionx npi-nk 

?l'' ' " Inn wornV' wm* eminently 

fr' applicable. 

thin undemtanding of just 

tbe Indictment charged much 

arsument for plaintiff in error 

titipoint ax H ground for re- 

• and we have discovered no 

r that should lead to that result 

\:: L 

either in the rnlings upon evidence 

or in the chance or in the refusals to 

charge. 

A motion in arrest of judgment 

was made "Because the defendunt, 

being Prosecutor of the Pleas of 

Cape May County had not been im- 

peached for the offenKes alleged in 

the indictment, and could not legally 

bo indicted and tried until there hud 

been impeachment proceedcings.." It 

wan not orror to deny this motion 

upon the grounds stated. 

The argument now mndo in tho 

brief of counsel in un follows: "The 

defendant was Prosecutor of the 

Pleas of tho County of ("iipo May. 

Ho was indicted, tricd'und convicted 

before impeachment. Our thought 

in thnt tho Prosecutor of tho Pleux 

stands to the State us did tho King"* 

Counsel, and thnt tho Stnto cannot 

be deprived of thcr services oV tho 

ProHocutor KI> Jong IIH ho hold title 

to the ofllee. By implication the eon. 

Htitution xeomn'to provide that the 

Stnto's officer must flrxt bo removed 

by impeachment. Paragraph II of 

Section ,'t provident 'Judgment in 

cases of impeachment HIIIIII not ex- 

tend further than to removal from 

ofllcc. nnd lo tlisupiuliflcution to hold 

and* enjoy any ofllco of honor, profit 

or trust under thin Stnto; hut the 

party convicted Khnll nevertheless he 

liable to indictment, trial nnd pun- 

ishment according to law'." 

Wo have not considered the ques- 

tion whether the xentencc of impris- 

onment was unlawful for the renson 

thnt the n"estion"wiin not raised by 

tho irroundx of tho motion, which 

were that tho defendant ''could not 

Icgnllv he indicted nnd tried until 

there hud liecn imiwacluncnt pro- 

ceedings." .AsKiiming for the mo- 

ment that the Constitution forbids 

n xentcneo of imprisonment before 

impenle. Those vego- 

tahU'H u-hieh coiilain no starch or a 

relatively small amount of cellulose 

may bo euten raw. 

Mis>. Ilatiser I'urtlier emphasizes 

the fact that iniiliv hoiiseUeepers 

make the mistalii- of lioilinir veai-ta. 

Itlexin a lurg«> amount of water and 

ilniinim." off the.water in which min- 

eral suit and siitriir from tlie vegeta- 

bles, are present. When the water 

containing lhc>c constituent- is 

drained off a large- amount of the 

nutritive value of the vcgetahlcx is 

lost. 'The. most serious waste in 

throwing this water away w the loss 

nf mineral mutter -neb n- iron, enl; 

ciiim, . inagiH'xiiim. i>ho-|ihi'rus, MI- 

ilium iin d-iiilpbur. 'I'lie u-es of tlic-c 

miiiei-uK ill the lindv are as follows: 

I. Tliev'build lione- and teeth. 

•J. Thev help t" muki- Hie IIIIUMI 

alkaline. 

:i. They aid digcstimi. 

I. They aid-in exeretion. . 

.">. They '"uUd red blood cells, 

(!. They build nerve lis-iies. 

7. They help in building other tl-- 

stio cells of thi' body. 

It in desirable however Hint strong 

iuievd vegetnhW lose a part of their 

flavor. To cook xuch vegetables us 

onionx. 'cabbage, and turnipx. with- 

out making an objcctionublo odor 

through the house, plunge them into 

boiling wuter nnd allow them to boll 

five minlittw. then pour off thiH flrxt 

wuter. add cold water und boil until 

tender. 

WHEN BILLY SUNDAY 

BEGAN PREACHING 

.'By Frederick Campbell, . 

His First Pastor. 

On my going to Jefferson Pnrk 

Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Billy 

was described to mo us a baseball 

player. But I had never heard of a 

ball, player who was nt tho sumo 

time the livo wiro among a fine lot 

of cvcr-rendy young people of tho 

church. Ho was only twenty-nino 

yearn old; yet in the infancy of bin 

Christian life ho had acquired an 

experience, an understanding of tho 

Word of God nnd u consecration to 

service that would mnko ono emi- 

nently useful, altogether nBido from 

native gifts. About two yoarx after 

I bad become hix pastor my heart 

as gladdened to hear him nay that 

he had resolved to abandon profex- 

ional haxebiill and to u'ivo his life 

to some "form of Christian activity. 

I .hnd seen T 

since. It WIIH during tho )>eriod ot 

my HIX years' paxtoruto ut Jefferson 

Pjirk Church that Mr. Sunday made 

some of bin first public appearaucex. 

My record showx that ho spoke in 

my pulpit a number of times and also 

nt the'great outdoor meetings held 

nt the door of tho church opposite 

tbo pnrk on summer evenings. His 

intense, trenchant and evangelical 

addresses on thexe occasions went 

far to convince ux that find bad 

something for this man to do. In 

1003, having determined to ask ad- 

mixxion to the ministry, in loyalty tn 

the old church, where bo had had hix 

only membership and hin first Christ- 

ian training, ho returned to ilx walls 

for ordination, und was made a fully 

ordained mi(iinter of tho Prexbyte- 

rian order. 

Nineteen vearx have elapsed, dur- 

ing which I have neither heard nor 

seen this rinco promising youth, but 

I recently maile u hundred-mile jour- 

ney to Syracuse, N. Y., to Whold the 

work and listen to the voice of per- 

haps the most noted evangelist of 

all histjirv. II. is the same Hilly Sun- 

day. Considering Hie intensity of his- 

Inbors. time lias de-alt gently with 

him. His features? an 1 hnrdlv niter. 

ed. His form is ax lithe nnd ngile 

im when he used 'to sprint nbout tbe 

field in making a home run. And yet 

he believes that, the Wear and tear 

'of hix work are shortening bis days 

twenty venix and be is learning tho 

wisdom nf conserving bis vital force 

hv declining invitations that must be 

full of temptation for such a spirit. 

Old iieculia'rities that used to stick 

out somewhat to lux pastor'x regret 

lire still there nnd ax marked as ever. 

Rut it is apparent how impossihli 

perhaps even undesirable, it would 

have been to eradicate them. Billy 

Sunday Irvine to be any one else 

than himself would ba like David la- 

boring along in SIIUI'H armor. The 

very eli'aractoristiex which some 

criticise, much exuercorated in th* 1 

newspapers, hnve their influence in 

captivating the unsaved multitude, 

much us tho dress, food, boldness 

and vituperation of .lohn tbe llup- 

tisl drew to hix preaching in Jenixii- 

\Hn and all Jndeu. 

Billy Sundiiv'H work hux long ago 

paused the ex|H-rimentiil stage. The 

immense and laxting achievement* of 

thix man of Ood. wherever he goes, 

relievo the Church and the public of 

the charge of folly in inviting hix 

leadership nnd in organizing to for- 

ward hix work. Any man who can 

week after we^-k cover four acres of 

ground-.with ten and twelve thousand 

people, and repeatedly turn tbous- 

nndK away.' while be preaches) the 

moxt orthodox, sotil-stirring and 

soul-winninir crosiwl is a man for 

whom the whobt Churcb Militant 

ought to pruist> find, as no doubt the 

Church Triumphant is doing. The 

•Continent. 

| —People who are always looking 

, for trouble are jiever -nlistled when 

; thev find il. 

NOTICE ! 

PsyHlgawt 5(K>I-C.ik Prloi For AH Kioi. sl 

FURNITURE 

No Lot Too E.fsf(«. Nomm Too 

Jos. P. Venable. 653 Asbury Ave 

B.ll Phoas 61 W 

J. P. FOX 

Contractor 

7th & West Ave. 

Club Stables 

Boarding Dy Day or Wseh 

Hones and Carriages To Hlr« 

Teams Furnished for Hsullng: 

| SHERIFF'S SALE 

. Uy virtue of u writ «if l-'l'-H Km-lux, fur 

' walit uf Muriuuut-d I'rt-mlwtu, la nui ill 

I n'L'tod. UÛfd tint of thu (*uur*t ut l 

i f N J l 2U 

I ntod. U ^ d t h u t liiin 

i ctry uf NCJW Jt)r«fi. on tlm 2UL *\iy ot 

Klruury. A. 1 >. J'Jlt;. In u IYIL-II, ID CJII« May Oijurt Uuuuu, 

I'lipn Ality Cmmty, Now Jvr***$/?• • 

All thofio two ir.icU or i>arc**lki ot l:in«1 

unil i>k-t)iulMfki lu>r>'ln:triwr imrilfularly «lo- 

uirllwil, ktltuutt. lyliiif itiu) tiuhik' In tli« 

City of.CKMith City, In thu County of Cap,. 

Muy und Htutu oi" N'uw Jurauy, Unowti ium 

tli'MlUiiuted uw lotu Sou. uoi* utiil 1210, hi 

I Mack No. IJ ay uliowu on a certain itlu 

(if Ih«' "Oc»'uu City OurU'MiM Comitany 

uuii-k«d I'lu(i No. j, and duly UU.i M.i 

Kith, mis, In the County CU-rk'u (trrir.. o 

Oui>« Uuy County ut Cup« May C-nir 

If.m-t**, N. J.. buunilud und (.••au-rltuwl H 

fnllnwM: Ileiclnttlnir Mt u t>olnt In th 

hurthwenterly Ilti« of Atluuttt; Uûluvur 

I which .tuld lln*t tn a curvtul tln») ut ih 

dlatAlic** of two hundred uttd twenty -IS2o> 

foot northeuaturly from Ihu Unrtheuxt-trly 

lino of ILatidln* (load, UM »hown on MA Id 

pluit and ninnlnjf thenc« flatty In a, north- 

«mit«rly dl roc tion alon* the B&ld north- 

we«t«rly line of Atlantic EJouI»vmM a dU- 

tanca of.«Uty south- 

westerly direction alonjr the said bulk- 

heud line of Lotoon or Baaln the dlsbtnce 

of 6«,7fl8 foot tn % point tn the dlvldln* 

line between lots Noa. i2oa and 1109; 

'4th> in n. -toutheasterly direction In ttnd 

ilonjr satd dividing line a distance of 

ino hundred (100. fent to the, place or 

mint of bealnnln*. Ilelnjr a portion of 

he* sumo promlio-i which the Oceun City 

Vatfoclatton by d«#d of Indenture diii-«' 

tho fourth day of June A. D. 1013. antt 

I'erordod In the County Clvrk'n Office nf 

Cape May County, at Cape May Court 

House. N. J.. In Deed Book No. 37* 

pilaus. 153. Ac, did R-rant and convi-v 

unto the wild Ocean City Qardens Cam* 

puny, Ita Hucc«»orM and asalans, forever. 

COI^RMAN V- COIISON, Sheriff. 

Vitvd Murrh 1, ir>16. 

J. Flthlun Tiitem. Sol'r 3-«.'4tpni3.4o 

SHERIFF'S SALE 

V ilUXi!' 

one i: 

' Py vlrtuo or nn ulla*. writ of F1«rl 

Knclim, tor mnU> of MorttcnjccKl I*r«nilic«. 

l. 1910, In a certain 

miiNtt whwroin I«11ll«t H. I^nttlmitr U «im- 

Piulm.nt. und Oraan rtty Onrtl««na Corn- 

Puny IM * hoiirw of twulve and Ava 

o'clork I*. M;. to wit, nt one o'clock In 

th.t urtfrnouii of »nli! duy, at the Hh«*r- 

'"' urflci'. In Cup.* May Court IIUUHO, 

Muy County. Now JerBtiy: 

tho HO four tract H nr purcul* of Inttd 

nn«l t>rt*mlMoM hnritlmtftur uurtlculurly Jn- 

ttrrlbfd, Hltiii.i«>, lylnu und bolntf In th« 

n* il). und lot Number Three. Thouaa 

und HUiy-eisht of the Ocean City 

lrn» Company, bounded and deacrlb* 

ud ua follow*: 

I*ot No. 113 In Dlock No. One:—-H«cttt-» 

htnff at a point In the West line of Bat* 

teraca Tt In a aouthnMMtttrly dlri>rt1oit 

und pnniilrK with the lln«a of North 

Mtrr.'t 1?r> twt tt> tho nark lino of the 

t»tH In Illock No. s; Mkuthweaterly 

ulitnu'-ihe-«u4ld*lMiok-|ln*>^31.3&-reet:-Mth>~ 

nortltwi>iiti

f^f^^^^-^^^^ff^^S^^^ 

£•cnk. 

"Well, lltiHH," said ho, "it'll btien «• 

lone rond. but il'n CIIIIIO at last. The 

doctor says tho old arm ain't cumin' 

book, uo I've reported to the super- 

intendent, and he's put me nn the 

penfdun list. Tonj-h luck, in a \n\, 

Uiitl vet I don't know as I'm surry. A 

fellow that's been at it forty years, 

Rtrai^lil, urnvbe bus ennieil a rc-i. I 

have boon well treated, there nin't a 

blutik murk airaiusl my reennl, and 

while I hale to think I am L'cllin' nlil, 

I don't know \in I've "ot any nl'lil O 

oompluiii, 

*H have ctune iu to -ay /ir'i'iil-bvc,' 

BOHR, und to tell you that this phco 

IK resiuinsible fnr where I he tmlny. 

If I bail never enme here, eliiinei"- 

are a. thousand In one 1 would never 

hnvo jntued the church, (treat niL'ht 

that WIIK fnr me I" and hi- chin 

trembled a little—"and now thai I 

am wh'af vou itiiirht en!| an did |ieu- 

aioner. nothin' gives me mure com- 

fort than to talk about the time I 

Htnrted tn livinir riirlit. 

"MeJibe I never ttild you"—be ha 

II hundred limes—"but, whether 

liiiveTor mitrit willtlo me ironil lo le 

it just nnee' IIKUIII. My wife—am 

ninny in kindness, Kolitlt-neSH. pa 

tit-nee, integrity, truth. — (leorjjt 

Clnrko Peek, 

DAMSEL RHODA'S REPORT 

When (lie 

to tint itriiyi 

of ,Mary Hi Ji 

T to the last tb 

way to heaven is IL wuy of faith. I 

have (.'ulteii into tlint way,_w 

i* done -o bv a step of faith. "H; 

LTrnce lire, ve sny«*tl, through faith,' 

i tint divine fonnulu--(a - iic« back o 

II. over all, lhront:h all. in nil. fmn. 

Irst to last*-divine jrruce claspiui; 

anils- with human faith und walk-inc; 

he heavenwartl way from -entrant* 

o exit. 

Tlm uuiy of faith is hcalltifiill 

'imple to thti oiiciifi! evo und tb 

opened heart. Hut lo blind unbelief 

il is a puzzle, a mystery, u bewilder- 

ment, and will so contiiiiie.until th 

devil's ""blinders" are removed. 

. It i-- sometimes very difficult to tret 

the unsaved to apprehend the way of 

t'ai.lh for Kiilvation. Its very sim- 

plicity seems to confii-e their minds 

It i- at thi- point where the wist 

soul-winner lint-; his op|iortunity ti 

-how the uay of faith to the peiplcv 

inipiirei'. As an iliistratiou, very 

in its simplicity und elTccl- 

iveness. we cite an instance from the 

ife of Charles II 

The L'reat preacher was -euled 

WHAT DO YOU SAY? 

•'1- you that he hi 

in liis he;irt, .yi. 

"When a man I* 

the love or Vatur 

limy bn sure he linsn't any." So -ui 

tin* MaL'e u^ Concnrd. And, u|*o: 

seeniiil thnii'.'lit, most of us will ne,re 

with Jiija. We do iinl wantu man t 

tell us hnw much he loves Mowers 

or t'bildreii nr friends, nr pictures 

nr what. We want, him to net as i 

he loved these thines. then Im wil 

not need tn snv much about il. 1 

cannot recnll that Abraham I/nieoln 

«ver»aid "lie hud the love of child 

Ten in hiw hnnrt"; he never needed Ii 

•Juv It. »eryl>o(V knew It. Mo am- 

ount of nwsorlion will ever provti th 

contrary of the wuy via live. So I 

do not like to hear a man too often 

talk aHout hiu love or Ood. Ir Iiu 

renlrv "haw the Inve of Ood in his 

heart." he will be unable to keep It 

there; it •will »urt*ly break out. Some. 

time*, when his heart ix overfull, tie 

will bear tentunony in words; mo*t 

«f «W timo he will write hm tc»tl- 

• try. tlealiiif with a number of 

ini|iiirers. Aiunnt." tho-e who came 

lo the ineetinir was a yoiinir Oiilch- 

man all the way from Holland, lo 

Hud as an-wcr to thi* i|iie-iioii. 

'What -hall-1 .lo lo he -aieiW" Mr. 

Spui ircnn -truck the key note imiiic- 

dialelv ami the fnllnwiiw,' ennver-a-- 

i fnllnwed: 

'Where itul you eouic from?" a-k- 

eil Mr. SpurL'fon. 

"I cniiie from Flu-bin 1 ^, sif. |ty 

"Ant you want to know ulutt you 

n-l il" lo hi' -lived'. 1 Well, it i- a 

-i'.» way to enme to n-l; thut i|iie-- 

tinn. YIIII knnw what the answer i-: 

"Pelieve nn the I,nrd .lesii- Christ, 

and thon shall he saved." 

' J Mllt I calllliit helicve iu ,le-lls 

Christ." 

"Well, now," Hnit) Mr. Spiiraeiin, 

I.ml. lure. 1 liave believed in Him 

a L'noil ninny year-, and I do tru-t 

ll'iu: lint if yon l.iinw -oiiicthiu!.' or 

other iiiriiinst Him, I should lit.t. to 

l.iimi- it, for I tl , not like to he dc- 

cci' cd." , ' 

**\'o, sir, I do not, know liuylliin--.* 

at.- lin-t Him." 

"AMiv don't you trust Him, tbeiiT 

CiinM you trust me?" 

"Yes; | would trust yon with niiy- 

tliitiL'." . A. 

4l Itut .vou do not knnw much aluoil 

me." 

"\*o. nut much: nnlv I Utiow vm 

tiro a -preacher of the Word, and 

lielieve you are honest, and I conli 

Irust volt." . . . '. 

lo you mean to say," âid Mr. 

I'eon. "that you would trust me, 

then tell Hie thnt you cnmint 

, Je.-us ChristT You must have 

found out soiuethiliir bad about Him. 

' el me know it." 

Ho sfnud still nnd tliniii-'ht for- a 

loment, nnd then said: "I can see it 

IOW. Why, nf eourwe, T can trust 

when their children seem to bo un-i(-;,|,j| 

When Dr. Todd wits nn > s:nrpl 

infant, it wut-xiiid, even l».v liin moth- |.| ndi\i... .i ,„ - 

I lint -lit* thoiiL'ht it would he a , |(e-ened for ml 

increv if the little sickly thinir was, j 

taken from thi- world, much us she 

would miss it. Hut Or. Todd urew 

up to write the Student's Manual, 

nil to make an impress upon the 

world for irood. Sir Wnllcr Scull, as 

a hov. WIIK dull, but tht* dullard of 

the hWionl house liiciilne tht* wizard 

of literature. Oliver Goldsmith was 

-o -tfl|iiil that his teacher declared 

that lie would never amount to anv- 

tliintr; and thoii'rh Oliver never learn- 

ed to talk much hotter than poor 

Poll, lie did write like un mit-cl. 

Clarke, the .cotnmfnliitnr. was known 

is a hoy as "Adam, the Ounce," and 

Sir lsnne Newton, who Iteeiime the 

most fiimoun mnthemuticnin tif hit* 

paid in 

LIABILITIES 

2,100.110- 

*.i-M.KH-l. I.V 

. . im 

7 .'i.IHIII. nn 

l.c-- current e\pen-es, interest and taxi"- tuiid ' '^,7.18.47- 

Ciri'iilntiir-' notes niitstaudini; 

1 Ilin In hank- and hankers •. . 

Individual depo-its subject to check 

Ccrlillcalcs of de|i(i-il due in le-s than .'III days 

Certified el k- 

! Cn-hier's check- niit-tandintr .".... 

i Other time depo-il- 

Hill- imyable, incliuliihr ohliiralMui- represimtin!.' 

money borrowed • ~~~' 

•J.1.7H0.0I 

780.00 

1.711:1.00 

.V2.nl 

ate. seemed in ehildhontl to hnve 

xkull un thick that the teacher foul 

not pound into him the multiplicntm 

table—Selected. 

THE RISE AND FALL 

OF THE CAMEL'S HUMP 

The huni|> of the camel is Illlet 

with flit. On its lonir miirch aeros 

he desert of Sahara Hit* cainel of 

en finds hut little to eat. and the 

it lives liv itbsorhinir Hie fat. U'lic 

s contiuiii's for a lou^ lime, th 

IIIIIIII> lieconii's llabhy and alniosl dis 

nnoears, Tho condition of the came 

ran always be. told bv observim; it 

ium|:. 'rliroil'-'liiilil northern .Uriel 

he natives keep all their dale stone 

il irivc Ibeiii. to the camel'-, t>* 

listed t'ri.m their lonL' Siiliari 

iiarch. The cainels learn lo like tin 

le stones, and the native- -av II 

nake thi-aruniiTs hump strontr anil 

riu JIL.-11 in. Onward. 

MV CHIEF NEED 

Mv he.'irl needs 'I'l , l.oril. tny 

earl need- Thee! \o part of mv 

i-in 1 / nerds Thee like lav- lleal't. Al 

-e within me can he Illlcil liv Tli\ 

I'ls. Mv Inni'.'cr can he siili-lleil liv 

Illy blend. Mv Illil'-I can he ;lli.iv. 

il hv eiirtlilv waters. M.v cold can 

(I hy bol|.ello!d tire-. .My 

cnrincss can he relieved In mitivaril 

re-l. I til I no tiiltiviil'il thiic.- can 'il..ke 

illV- hearl pure. The c.-tluie-l il;iyu:l| 

imt fiiliii mv pa.—ion-. The I'liiiv-t 

-cciie will not hi'iiutil'v my -*i"il The 

r!,.!i..î tllll-ic will not iii;il.c liarim-nv 

Williii^ '|'||,» hrce/i- 

uir. bill im liree/e , 

spirit.. * 

Thi- u-or!d has i,,,. 

"'V I'carl. |.| h.-m ,,,. 

•ve; it I,,1, i.roOitletl | 

I'a- providiil f,,^ my 

unit, idci^ |,.,. my S|'., 

hut il h',i'. I,,,t 

'nn 

clean-,, 

clean.. 

I'o 

Why, of course, t oan trust 

[film; T oonnnt help truHtlnir Him. He 

U xnch a blesxed one tlutt I miiBt 

touat Him. Qood-*ye. sir." tie added: 

"I will BO back to rTunhinir; it is nil 

or o v ear": it 

touch: il lias 

.,- of he.inly; 

. j»rn\ i'li-d fnr mv hiMfl 

l'rovide Tlum for mv heart, fort> .'iilcrin-.- .Inline, 

tiiwu.nr miller in tlm ûlinrli-. of il, 

sluiifK (*anihrin Stt't't \Vurlv< on the 

It'll i-iili' ut tho Init;l;. ami tin (lie 

riirhtVSiili r "i>rTi~i'iT«I mini' blurted ut 

about the >uunt> tiuit* u>- tin* oriiriin*' 

foriiiatinn ot* tht* rnuiiuiiiY. ami 

wlio.sii out|uit. bus |>uiil every t'N|it'n>e 

uf the Cambria. Stet'l i'o, t'riini it^ 

birth till t.i.lnv und in wboue bowelH 

lifforilini; to stnti~ti- iriveu UH art' 

luillidn^ of ton< in untinii'lii'd vein^. 

'Well. htTf w.i art' in .InliiKtiiwn. a 

vrrv nnrrou' corce si'im't'ly iiilmit" 

liritr ^|vni't> for an autonmhile hotween 

Ihe )ilatfortn and the hills but the- 

initoiniibili'K in ninirl arc lien' 

II ml waiting fnr us. Wt* cliiiih ulmuril 

nnd urt't'M'ortt'd thn.iiirli iihoiit ••iirlit 

unlit"* of iniivinir *iln--h. f».r Iiu* --now 

'K jrinnir uniler tbt* iri'nial îin'-binc. 

ilown tbrouirb -tht* citv to the ^ct'iui' 

ruilvniv nr ni,ther uinnl cli'vntoi' 

which take*, n^ ill* nliont •-!."• feel t"'r 

a vituv nf .lohn^t(vwn. SiuOi :> w'nii 

dcrfiil iiiiniirniuii li*'^ hcfori' u^- 

-O»« wa tan man tba way 

•N—g » baeoa* a CailattaaT 

'..;V HOW maay Bnada» aaiuinl I 

pportanltyl 

«( Ufa 

aaT 

May Bandar aohool 

mgu UM word o< Oos 

•lobli'.tiixvn is ii_city «»!' ^cctinu-. The 

cenlriilîillcv b.isn'i arcji cni'ii'jl. In' 

bull) il mill -.11 il crops mil in in.un 

nl' I be siirrnuiitliii'j- ftnit bills. Awav 

ulT vmiilcr bcvniiil Ibt* l«»wi'r -lu|ie- U 

Ibe l>li nliere tlic. tnriciilinl CMI.-I*.- 

li'n|ilie hull it-, liirtli. IIIMI'S ulicrc tlic 

ln'_- 1I11111, wlin-i* liiii-ti-u biuik 

biirictl •Jnlui'-t'iwti in nn iiccmi i>l'\vu. 

ler und Icvcllcil almost c\crv IIOII-C 

iu its territory. On you -c tlint 

uliilf brick ii|>|nirciillv 11I10111 six 

feel Trom tlie t"i> nf youdcr cliurcb 

tower? Well, tliiit-'imirk-i Hit* liisrli 

uiilcr nl' Hie .loliii-lown II11111I. We 

come ilowu to ciirtli iiL'iiin uiul in Car 

N'o. 11 your rt > t*r«"-t*ti111 tivt* is enr- 

ricil tlirtiuurb nil tli«*j•riiicipnI u|rcets 

to tin* lueelinir ol' tin*'Cliuiiilier ol' 

Cotiiiuert'c. Tliis it 11 citv of irreut 

iiroportinusi, of trrenl- nctivitit't mill 

lit' tiecessiiiilv '_'rcnt men, mul tlieir 

1,'recliiiL- wii's in t.t'.'i•iir_- willi their 

constitution. It wus mi ovution. Uv- 

trrcl'- were voiced on every side for 

'•e s!i,,ri,„.-.; ,,|' 0111- yisil. If they 

-l'*.' I'litllll 1|II\C ill: I'MO'it-II'llit V I' 1 ' 

•• '-• ill-' IIs , . n i . t'c:i-( t ' ' c v u - m i l i l l!iil 

•••(•' - i i l i l i t t ' v . bill I n I i " t l e i i l e i l H i ' 

••t.-ri ol' tire: 1 ' iic," liri'.-iil with 11- 

" Ulci! :i crtlii- In Ihclll Well, .11' 

- 1 --IIII.l.c V,-- «• 'I.I -i.|.-I i-. 

•-•I we sjiiokcd In tl • -.; I bi-ii ''-. 

' '>' I'li-lu lii>\i- we In-cd Ihcni :i|nl 

•we't| Ii.' e I,, I.,vc Ihcni I • f r :intl 

'"•'" i'lcui when ill' I'nulil nil L'ivi- 

''•cm I'he opporlunity •'' r e*riri»e-i- 

tinii. .Tnhnstowii i- tht* '• I i*x :i nit il t* T 

Liinu oT in this section of uiir coiin- 

trv nC tbc IHL' ciimi'-linck nf 1111111 

aty:iinst eletui*ntal I'orces, Here not 

so iii.inv veurs turn wus .1 cilv'wined 

iifT tin* itui|i with a corres.nnn(liirjf 

los« of life und total loss n( cverv 

Ibin'j of (niiti'rial worth, reconstruct- 

ed on verv tnuch ntore stable basis, 

u-itli buildin"s. lull Ii (vrivati* nntl >>nli- 

lic. oP most ex'iensive a»nl extensile 

cbiiraeler, "btiîni'ss houses a ereil't 

to nnv pitv mid resiliences- irivin" 

evidences of culture mill refinement. 

11 cilizcnKhin. im evidenced bv our 

vi'fcolion nn(l thn u e who i-ri'ded us. 

of n^ l»'ir-lieiirted and Iii5-b-cnneei>- 

lioned men IIK anv munieinnlity run 

lionet. bil*tv n« bcuver< witli tile liitf 

tilisincs^ (hut ii making all thin BI'I- 

tion-n bee-hive of induwtry. 

At 4.3(5 we bntln ironfl-hy ô 

.lonnKtown nhd proeeedetl to (Ireenn- 

hunr. TTniontoo and ronnelluville »t 

ent'h of which verV intereallnff mnt- 

ters tact our attention, and nt 10.45 

A. M., Wednettday, wo reached Mo- 

Keenport, tho seat of Home of tiio 

biccest manufacturide plants to be 

found anywhere. We wero met on 

arrival by Mr. It. P. Delatiey, preHi- 

dent of tho Chamber of Commerce, a 

man of biff onhyuieal caliber and with 

as bite a hoart und aa warm a wcJ- 

eomeaH any who hadpreeeded him on 

the trip. Hero were two (riant indus- 

tries, one tb» pipe manafactunnc 

concern, and the other the blgceat 

tin plate factory in the world, we 

bad tho ociTiI«Re of •iaitlnjr either 

tmder the iraUance of part of the 

-committee appointed for our visit. 

Both these-pianta were' visited ty 

separate, sections. of pur party, 

went through the tin plate factory. 

BeHideu these two bujjo pluntu are 

others of twurccly IOMU intercut. The 

city has a populittion ot about tiU,- 

000, and Rives employment to about 

25,000 personu", and within a livo 

mile radiusRIVOH eni|»loyment to f)U,. 

IOOO. It hus 14 public nuhoolH', 511 

churchuti, a frou public librury and 

a very livo Cbumbt-r of Coouincrco, 

'llavini; onlv' i u ht' i- and a quurter 

ntuy in tlio < ity, much of itn inte 

estinr ft ihlrtiH could only bo clnnc- 

od at, and ii Tnadu IIK just a little 

bit Horo tlutl we huilii't u proper op- 

portunity II u'ivo it thu closer inves. 

tiKutioii it -I well deserved. Nc •nnl -iient. and |n-l befnre lejiv- 

•n-r we had a .'oYiVoosit,* nieluri* tnt- 

I'II. of tni»>-t i»f the per-iois in the 

•var'v. nu th.* Coliutv Court Tlonse 

T* : ii 

.^,. I,, 

h:iint. ,1 .o. 

f ii..;i 

-.l liv V-'l- 

.• -.•Ua.'i.'lile hi'U on all -ides, urn- 

viile^ .-in :iUiM»-1 level sin-fuce Tor lite 

t o u - n .it" I'liniiniin'i', w-hile o with this -u^'llinir I_THW 

III-_- more antl more uoticculile we 

pulled out for nur lust slop on tht* 

tri'V. tht* citv of Kliniru, where we 

-'•t»nt our lii-t fvetiin*.' iu Ihe lit—t of 

coiniuiuv uml •uiiifiT M-l-y deli'-'htl ul 

auspices. 

The sum iiftimale of mv iniprcs- 

î.ni-s of Ihis tri|i i- that it is snr- 

pri-inir liow little is known L'enernlly 

of the itupu:tai'ci* of al hast halt" n 

dozen of the larger cities cuumci'ufcil 

on Ibis list. Unit it \- n i I haiipy 

iiieinory to Vf.-;i!I the bi^-hearlcducs^ 

• if thi* men. we- met all aliuc" I'lie 

•-..•II•', uli."'::l,-lv uli-l"iiled hv tlldr 

ill 1111)'.'-1 -iiece—e-. their rentliue-- 

;ind sul'i'itnih' tn ui.-ike the wry nin-t 

of the titrir* sr» na to *-how'ns al] ;!..i! 

UiiH posvirhle :iutl trivt' n- the fccliu 1 ^ 

of trill* hrollK'rhooil, ul-n, I've t"* - 

leiwled invilatious to tunny of tin* 

men I mel to cotnt* .-• titl visit' us- t'hi*< 

-Ulilliler, mid I trust they will, antl 

-IUIU 1 - of them I feel il-sn».,.d will, -o 

-onii* of vou folks will have to hustle 

•iml hi'In in tin' cutci-tumm!*- to he ut 

in keepiu'-- with tho dcli'j-litful 

thimrt; tlirv tlid and 'the sweetest 

Hlnrnev thev whispered to your 

tfrnti'ful rcprcs-entative. 

It wim finite- a plciisurt* lo notice 

on tho trip nome of Ocean City 1 * 

fiivorite HOIIH. who in bnominir voices 

ou tlie ears und elsewhere called me 

by mv e?tv'ii mime ami whih* Ihert" 

wii.t less Kislu-r on their lips' there 

n-i'« moro Oci-:in Cilv nnd Ibiit, loo, 

WHM jronil uilvertiHine. I refer to 

Alex. T.iiwrowe. Kd. T.i'tYcrtv. M«r- 

enn Thotnns 1 nnd Wm. Weimer. 

Tt wim n ilren_»e-t.' -till eeboe- 

and re-echoes iliroii'.'h the lives of 

men. .le-u- took inlinite pain- to 

hrinu- to men a (teller under-taiiiliiiL* 

of life anil illl-l'-. lie sni,| MU'a'll 

and a-.'ain: "If any man de-ire- t" 

In* llr-t IIIIIOII!."' von. Ihe sauie -hall 

lie la-i of all and -ervant of all. and 

•Wlio-oe\er will -live hilil'e -ball 

lo-e i,t : hut ului-ocver will lo-e hi- 

lit'e for mv -like tlu* same -hall -u*c 

"What does it mean lo lo-e the life 

for Chri-t'- .-alii* i- a fair iine-limi 

iu view of the Lord'- declaration 

I'raetieally. it means to -nlimit lo 

the emit I'o! of lioil all lll.ll '-or- \M 

Ihe niiilvt'-nii of tlic liciir.'. In otlier 

wtirtl-, it mean- the entire -urreiide.r 

of our lit'e. with all it- .imliitioii- and 

de-ire- I., ihe will of Christ. 

"A liirlher i|iu—lion i-. W'liul — 11•'• 11 

one âin by -in Ii -iiliuii-si.in what 

I- Ihe life we -ave hy the In-ill 1 .'? 

Wt* -hall train, primarily. Ihe -pint 

mil life. The oriL-inal life wa- for 

feitetl hv -ill. ftr.-ico tlluls us dea(| 

in tre-iva--es and -in-, and renew- 

ill li- the life of Hod. We -halt tfaiu 

al-o the phv-ical life. l.en.-tli of 

day- are promised to -ucli as yield 

themselve- nnre-ert edlv to tin- wil 

of find. Hilt he-l of all, we -lln>' 

L'.iin cM-rlastini." life." 

In closin'_- his sernion, Hci. Mr. 

Itohue** showed limv' Chri-t himself, 

in hi- own life, illn-tratid the Ii-nlI. 

of hi- teaebiii'.-. He went down into 

thu very depth of human lustneas, la 

perfect submission to the will of 

God. .iind'in* ddini? *u> completely and 

ubiiiiilantlv siivt-tl his vitality and 

i>ower. Today the name of Jesus 

is the niiiin-i.rniL- of all that in best 

iu tboUL'ht and life. 


Two t>\ceMeul sermons wero 

preached at the .Kirst |laptint Church 

la-t Sunday. LaiL'e '-oni;r.-/ation» 

were present at both serviceK. Tho 

-econd atiniwi'sarv of the "work .of 

the pa-tor, tlie Itev. den. V. Mitoh, 

was lit»iliu-!v marked nt the fuming 

service when Peacnn McAlliMter, on 

bebalf of the Church, prt'sentfit to 

the pn-tnr two very benutiful boa- 

nn.-Is nf llnwi-rs nlnni; with remarlCH 

i^x' apiirc('iation und feltow>;hi]i. To 

the-e the pastor replied briefly worda 

of L'ratitinle and jiiy upon the bles*- 

iti'.'s which Cod bus enabled the 

cliuri-h tn enjoy dnrinir the two yearn 

of seruee totretber. 

Mr. Mitch anuouuct'd bi.s subject, 

"The~Prc- Kminence of "Christ," from'" 

the te\l iu Col.'1:1S, "That in ull 

tbini^s he micbt Iiuyt* flit* prt*-emi- 

uciice." Amonir other thine- he utiid: 

The thoti^htf'ul mind would eiixily 

aL'ree that the heart anil soul of 

Cbri-tiauitv i- .lesim Christ himself. 

Without him. the Christian religion 

would lie. uunMc to minister to the 

deeper need- of the human soul. With . 

him, however, it 'become* vitalized, 

interpreted, set. forth in livinir per- 

-onnlitv, ''thf power of find unto 

salvation tn every one thnt b»diev- 

eth." 

In elnsini;, Mr. Mitch said: 

"The man or the church that would 

mnke Christ Hiipr«'iiu> in their life in 

asked much but is, promised much in 

return for Hie'-ncriUc." "'No man 

who hath left lioii-i*. bn-thren, 

friend-, land-, for my sake, and the 

fio-i.fl'-. but lie -hall n'ceive an bun. 

dreil-folil in thi- urorl.l and iu the 

world to cninc life t'Verla-tinir." 

In tl'e 4U.-eninir service, the pastor 

-tirred the audience with a tbouirht- 

flll -ei Illiin' on "The Kollies of |fnhe. 

lief." from the text ill T-. 1 1:1: "The 

fool hath said in his heart, then' is 

no lioil." Tl M'cllt'iit music by 

the church iinartet was imirnientetl bv 

a iiiinilM'rbv tin* verv promising male 

niiurler. Thcv san;.', "Wonderful 

Pence." 


KVeellt'iit i-i>n_'i.--_Mlioiis u-erepres. 

cut at the Fir-t M. K. Church lust 

Kahhalh at the linirninu' anil evenim; 

services, the pastor pr('aeliiii'^ in the 

inoliiiiiir from the theme. "Facing 

.leru-aleiii." and in the eVuninir, 

"Oriftinu:" was his subiect.' 

Hoth sermons were ileliverrd in 

the pastor's usual plain, earnest 

manner, mul were well received liy 

liis hearers. 

Thi* choir, under the leadership of 

Harry II. Lake, rendered their selec. 

lions in evcelU'llt form. - 

Al Hie 111• • r11111_- service two |ier- 

-iiii- were rei-i-ivi'd into niembcrship, 

while on the ivrevioiis Kiiuday iiiurn- 

in^ nineteen wero added to tht* 

church roll. 

POWELL'S 

THE RELIABLE DRY GOODS STORE 

We are better prepared to serve von for the eomin^ yeur 

than, over before, with all Hensonnble merchandise. 

(jiirt:o Stock, K'lL-ht I'rn e and lieliahlc Onnds. 

Phone 25 

POWELL'S 921 Asbury Avenue 

"AfortiM In Iha Is4far. 

Get Off at Fourteenth Street 

Cal Upon WM. M. TAYLOR 

ron 

Cottages, Apartments, Bungalows, Lot* and Insurance 

•paclal Ao«nl NoHhwaatam LKa Inurann Co., «f MMWauk**. 

ncnims roAM 

TO oaocn. 

THE PROORCSSIVg PAPCRHAWOCW AND DeCOWATOW 

\i\XL 

JKJo 

NEAT * Qulclt 

AT THK UOBER ornci 

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THE OCEAN CITY LEDGER -Saturday, March : 

) . " • 

» * • • • 

4 

'.«.'.•.>• ' , 

.'•l'< .'.V -. - ' 

. : » 

>.'••'on motion of Mr. Campbell 

wiw adopted as) read. 

'ltusoliition by Mr. Campbell tn 

orruw $-1115.511 from tho Sinking 

?'und:- 

Ho It ri'Hotvtiil by tho Uoard of Com- 

iHsliiimn) of Ounan c'ty that Ocrun )"li 

.orrow from tho Hlnklntf Kuml. Ocuni, 

'Ity. N. X. thn mm of four hundred nml 

und 60-100 dulliira. In untll-l- 

uitlon uf ttio IwriulniT of Irnprovumtml 

'urttflmitttH uridur Contract Nurnlwr HIM. 

lh» propur offlceri) 1>r tJt000 . 

men of Contruotor Matfan ho noti" 

lied tlutt tho timo limit for complct- 

iru; 'biri vontrjiot hud expired. Mr. 

Campbell Kecutnd. Term* Reasonable 

Excellent Table well provided with 

Preih «e» road 

rênd for Qooklet and Terms. 

O. F. W. WOODSIDE. Prop. 

DEFEAT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL 

SUFFRAGE BILL 

MCALLISTER'S 

he Leading Dry Goods Store 

Closing Out All Winter Here hand ise 

BARGAIN MONTH AT OUR STORE 

January waa the busiest Winter month in our history, and wo pur- 

* making February duplicate the trick. , 

Biff bargains in Coata, Furs, Sweaters, Gloved. Winter Under- 

r. Ontinir Flannel Oowna, Ni«ht HhirtH. Pajamas, Kimonos, Dressing 

Smeqaes. Remnants. Etc. 

Special Values In Lone Cloth, NuinnooW. r^mbrolderiea. Twill, Cot- 

loa Towennf. Bto.. 

Notice our windows for Special Rareains thin month. 

OOOO0000OOCXX30000OOOOO00O 


M3-80B ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

The SulTruKe leaders ara not HUr. 

prixod at thu futo of their bill for 

Presidential tiulTrUK» in the Weuate, 

and oonxider thu vote of tlirco to 

ten on tho tuotiitn to roconHider thu 

ndverxu report of thu Kloctionn (,'nm- 

mitU'O, to which it bud been rvfnrred 

by the l'romdent »C tho Seniito, Wil- 

liam T. Rouil, of C'amiien County, an 

very (.'««J. Kiiii'kert. I'rexident of the 

New Jersey Womiin Suflfrace -Axwr 

eiation, uayu, "Tlio hill IIIIK aeeom- 

pliwhcd it" pun'oê. Wo huvu iiinde 

it part of our work t'nr the future 

to keep all our ueventy-llye tlinuiiiind 

nitimlwriJ, und tlirouirh tlieiii tho wo- 

men of tho State generally, informed 

upon tho record of every man in the 

IjeifiKlnturo on evory Hiibjcet relat- 

inir to th>< ui>H'un> of women and 

children. There hux been no oppor- 

tunity in tho iiiiht for tho I.eiriuluttire 

to no on record in regard to a 

Htruiulit. womiin tiitTrnire ineiiuuro, 

lieeauiio lirevioui; liilU have hceu I'or 

a refort'iiduni of (bo voter- of the 

State, and did not commit any man 

OH to hix iiermiiial view^, and we 

wero very mixioun to know just 

which men wero tliorouirh-coiutj mif. 

oiinir a man >ux 'Harvey Ijiiko coul 

ave seen the first hoiiKe built i 

Venn 'City, but thin is; a fact, an 

at Mr. Lake ix still a yuiini; ma 

susroptihlo of proof by reason nl 

tlio.fnet thut ho lia» continued „ 

hold tho tennin ehnmpion>)hip of Now 

Jersey, although P. S. Xlgf Cake, 

uuinairer of tli" Hotel Nonuandie 

IHI-J scvcriil time-; nearly trimrrm 

him. Mr. Cake i^ one of the lijilites 

heavy men ulio ever chased a hall 

on a tennis court, and word has 

reaehed Oicmi mailed to any 

adtlri'^-'^. po.-4tpAitl( ut llvtt t 

copy, or twulvo copies for twi'titv- 

flve i-entx. DiMnandw ('nun diHtant 

pointH for coping ofTIn! liedîr eon 

tnininu- it, hn» oxIiaiiKtcd Ihv Miipply 

•nil tho {MiuiphU't edition i- huini 

printed to .qupply it liuniluT nf Tx-- 

qu«Mtu rwoivi'd in the V. M. C. A. in 

thix city, and many people took 

advantage of the opportunity to 

hear Mr. Woodnide. .Thoxe who 

had never been at the popular 

xenxido renort learned muoh con- 

eernini; tbe many udvantncex 

which it offered and which Mr. 

Woodxido explained olearly nnd 

demonstrated with xlidcx. Other 

Icelnrex have la-en civon in vuri- 

IIIIK chiirelicx in Itr-ndinir, St. Clair, 

Maiieh Chunk, Tatnaqun, Rehuyl 

kill Haven. Port Carixin. Hazelton 

and other place-.. 

Mr. W'oodxide reprexentx the City 

of Ocean City and tlii« proposition 

WIK one of xim»ly advertininif- the 

report which ix. irrowinir moro pop- 

ular cadi year. He had nothing to 

>-ell and did not xeek uny expen^rx. 

ll» khowed the wonderful eondi- 

tionx in the city, tho wonderful 

xevea mile protected hatlii 

heach, the paved xtn-etx for miles 

and milex, tne flxhing in the bay, 

and many other fentmeu which 

art* only offered hy Ocean City. 

Great strcsx wax laid upon the 

xanitary conditionx of lln> xum- 

nier rei-ort which hax a death rati< 

of only nix und two-thirdx per 

thouxand. Ho alxo distributed a 

unniher of eircularx advertixing 

the city in which wore many protox 

which gave good illustration uf 

the Iw'auty of the place and itx 

many advantaKex nt a ximiuier ro- 

Mort. 

Senutor James K. Martine, who took 

as In- keynote tlie laet that at this 

crisis in tliis coiintr.v, every mil' 

should sMiiiiofl IVesiileut Wilson and 

keep (lid (ilorv living nt the mast 

head; Vuv.il (Hliier II. Otto Witt- 

penn, the iMiulidi'tc for (lovernoi*, 

was introduced as the Ulna who had 

nerved Hudson County for two terms 

u.s Commissioner, and nerved as 

Mayor ol Jersey Citv for three suc- 

cessive terms, each.time hi'inif elect. 

ed bv an increased majority. In n 

iiiL- speech was bis declaration 

Ktirriiiur p h 

tnado with an etiiphuxix 'that could 

not be misunderstood: "I yield to no 

man in inv love for peuco und har- 

mony, but if they arc brought about 

by a nnoriflce to principle them I am 

for fight." The word flcht came out 

with a vim and snap that stirred the 

blood in the vein* of his hearers, and 

brought everyone to their feet. 

Judge R. IT. Kldredice and Ex-Behu. 

tor Harry C. Wheaton dwelt on 

cleanness in politics, and that the 

only nope of Democracy in Cape May 

County was in the nomination of 

clean, upright men for eleetion. 

Among those present from Ocean 

City 

Commissioner William 

Campbell, Postmaster B. rWt 

fimitn. Wardell Hi«bee. Xuther Wai' 

Uoe. Albert Gilbert. Ira Mathta. 

Hatrv fltaetauui. John N. Johnson. 

SI 8. MoAW«ter. Warren Smltt. 

Oeonco W. Nieswon. E. A. Boat-' 

•aoja an4 Howard D. Taylor. 

THE LADIES TO LEAD 

liih-s the date xliall he changed 

iv I'a-lur Kiilp, th« weekly prayer 

i\iM'liir_- in the M. I'j. ('hnreh will lie 

I'd Wi.'iliesduv evenini.', March Ôth, 

by the Frances Willard Itihl.i Class. 

The program followx: _ 

Topic: "The Kingdom of l]od." 

'Siiciug. by Audience. 

Opening Pr»yer. 

SincriUL'. Hymn 71. 

(ii'iiL'i-.iphv and Orauniiiir -of the 

Kinirdom, l-'ir^t Siwaker. 

SinLim'-'. Hymn 'SMI.' 

Aritliini'lic of the' Kinirdom, Suc- 

tr, Aiiilic-nce. 

Uixinixxal. 

REV. J. B. KULP RETURNS TO 

OCEAN CITY 

1 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 

Household Arts Course for Women 

and Girls To Be Added. 

Thu Capo May County Board of 

Kduuutiou aimiiuni.-erf its docihiun to 

udd u Dopartuient of Householil Artx 

to thu School of Vooutioaul Training 

ut Capo May Court Hoiiso, on Mon- 

day, April 3rd. t 

Mian A. Ethel Niukorxon, of Sou 

Ixle City, hax been appointed to di- 

rect this work, and classes will be 

held duily, except Fridays, at Capo 

May Court House. - 

•Railroad transportation only will 

be paid for students who are not 

wooe earners or married. 

All girls over 14 years of age and 

women who have had training equiv- 

alent to the fifth grado of grammar 

HchooU, and who desire instruction 

in cookery, food values, household 

management, «to., are eligible to join 

the school either aa full-time or part, 

time atndeata. 

. Address apoliaatio"* and inquiries 

to lOai A. Ethel Nickenoo, instntet. 

or. Cape May Coort Houae, H. J. 

Church of this city, as well an the 

citizens generally, »'«r« dolijjhted to 

read in W'ednendayV daily puper- 

:liul thu popular pastor, Ituv. J. II. 

Kulp, hail been returned to this city. 

The Itriducton District uppoiut- 

inents ure as follows: 

t>. II. N'vaJ. IHnlil.it HULMjrlntnndent. 

Alluwuy—II. 11. HUIIII.-IB. 

Anbury unit Hnuth Hunvlllr—Thonum 

lloiu. 

Auru nml IllL-hu.kMi—A. n. smith. 

llrldMrlon—Cjnlr.il. ti. .-i.rll«-lfl mul Alilliu.—llttwuril'Amt*r. 

Ilf.iirilwvlll4< nml Hmith Ikfiinlii—J. K. 

Whlllukerr 

Dlvliliriir Vn-i.lt—l.lneiiln rrunltier. 

Kl.l.iru Olreult—Mhi-rt llalli-y. 

VUmrr— Clr.ull—Jl.hlr H. Ilontarmi. 

()I:.H»IMII»—k iind Iliirldlah—Thomio* 

J. Mi'iKiin. 

Iliiti-yvlllo Circuit—N'lithun Truliior. 

Ilunriick'u llrUn.•--Unmloy M. Clark. 

llurrlxonvlllf mul tVrr.ll—J. O. It. 

'orlluii. 

Ili'luti'ivllli—I-Vtwuril Muiiyon. 

Hotlywiswl nml AnulrHfa—J* ^>- K ^~ 

iur.-r. as 

it was manifest that hi-J pnrlieiihir 

brand nf enthusiasm vrns ln--t suited 

for the job. Well, that was attend- 

ed to IIIKI |ia>.sed by cheer- from ev- 

ery throat. 

It's wonderful, when von come to' 

calmly think it over, how one MIC- 

eess tilwnv* start- you otT-on anoth- 

er inn-nit, and there were of inn' 

liiimlter thai evening who thomrlit 

we ..utrlit In •„-,, on nnd iuniorliiiie 

our iinlile Fri-elinlder- for nilvi'rtis- 

intr fund-. Inn- our older and wi-er 

head- prevailed n'_"ain-J thi- pr»po-i- 

tinu and it was froin Oeean City 

thut tin* voice ranie, to let us clean 

the Conntv ol' iti.i-.iuitoe-. and tlfit 

invite the whole world to see the 

trim-format inn wrought. 

Soiiiewlu're in thi-. • iieiuhhiirhnod, 

lluit u'i-c mini of the lower coa-t, 

Mr. II. IV Ki-tev. '.-ave n wonderful 

iiii|>roiiintii addre-- on pos-ihilitie- 

of iudM^trie- Tor Caiw Mnv County. 

Mr. Itislev -.cenis to he as much at 

home in cheiai-trv as hi* is at the 

Yacht Club, or n»v social function, 

for lie rolled forth nh-tract and con- 

crete and miwil principles iu rela- 

tion to manufacture-, that sutrt?c.>t' 

ed 111

flntnrdBy. March ; 

Îtl 

&••'•• I 

NOTICES FROM 

THE CHURCHES 


Frcaehuxr Sy tho pnotor, iRov. J. 

B. Kulp. at 10.30 A. M. and 7.30 

P.M. - 

Sunday Sobo'al at 2.30 P. M. 

', FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

. Pronchinir tomorrow morning nml 

•Tecinir by Pastor Mitch. 

Sunday School at 2.30 P. 11. 

A LINEN SHOWER 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

On Sunday morning. Rev. Jainos 

E. Luke, I>. I)., will preach in the 

first Presbyterian Church, in the 

•buenco of tho pastor, who ax Mod. 

orator of tho I'rexhytcrian Church, of 

Tnokuhoc, will preach and hold com- 

nranion in that Churoh, an Sunday 

morning. Rev. Mr. fanner will ro- 

tan, however, in time to address the 

friendship Men's Bible Class in thn 

Afternoon. lie will n]no preach at 

the eveninir service, bin theme he! 

"The Blacker." There will bo the, 

anal excellent musical program by 

tte eholr nnder the leadership of 

bawl* K. Smith. 

w 

,TNE REV. WILLIAM CONNER AT 


EneHent Services Fruitful With Re- 

MtU-Neetlnas Will Be Continued 

Next Week—Thursday Night Men 

This preacher of force and power 

is iMliiliag the Baptist pastor of 

tfcfo city in special cvanjteliatic Her- 

vtaa at the First Baptist Churrli ev- 

•ry nljrht this week and next. 

Kfery eveninir the Mrvices liuv 

grown in intercut and attendant* 

The irreat olimas • far thin weel 

««me. when Sir.. Conner spoke upoi 

tk* topic, "Neutrality Impossible,' 

Md when ten membero of the Stoujil 

Campaign Chorus rendered Rpeeii 

tUMic. The aoartet and the ind 

\» Mil. 

ler. Mr*. Chan. B. Powell. Mr-. M. 

tf ilncr, Mrx. Wm. F. Gardiner. 

And tho MisscM Ionu Adamn, Myr- 

tle Hhur)>, Amy VOHH, Cecil Mumford, 

Minnie Mumford. Bertha Campbell, 

liaiiru Townncnd, Beatrice Town- 

nend. Adeliu Powell. Margaret Par- 

ker. Juliu Scull. 

And the gentlemen were: Rev. C. 

II. 'Bohner, John H. Oroves,. Parker 

Miller. Roscw fihiirp. Kdward-VoHK, 

Wm. J. Oariliner. Oeo. K. (Iiinliner, 

Richnrd VIIDH. and Wm. F. Gardiner. 

Those from out of town were: 

Mrs. Frank Robinson and daughter, 

of Trenton, and Mrs. John II. Tiukc, 

of Vineland. 

FIFTH WEODINQ ANNIVERSARY 

'Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mui'pli.v oole- 

lirnted tho fifth onnivorsnry of the 

wedding on Wcdnosdny evening, nnd 

»fuvo n flvo o'nlank dinner to "The 

Bunch," matlo up of u number of 

Sirs. Murphy's old chums. A few 

other Clients worn also present nnd 

the plonxnnt nflfoir took on the n>-- 

pect of n wooden wedding, numerous 

useful and ornninenlnl gifts helnK 

presented to the hnppy lutuplc. 

Among th»s«> |>ri>sent xvero: 

.Mrs. Miirtlm l.nke 

Mi«s Mary fNir'son 

Hr». H.'lt. Stiti-s 

Miss Itertic Stites I 

Mm. Jesne Stephen X 

Mr*. Abel Scull 

K!is» Lizzie lireekloy 

Mrs. Snmiiel ItiiRHoll 

Mm. Huff, of Potcrnburg. 

Mr«. Clarence Ferguson nnd Mr- 

Itolln (Inrrelson. of this city, wen 

unable to bn present, but sent tbeii 

regrets nnd a "remembrance" of tb 

occanion. 

Satnrtay. 1916 t 

iliSiBiii^^ 

TWENTY-ONE, SO SHE SAID 

Patnrdoy evening after wit 

an exciting gnmc of bnske 

boll nt the Armory, a number of 

young people "stopped in" at the 

residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlc 

Powell, on Anbury avenue, to tel 

'em nil about the game. 

They hadn't any more tbnn got 

ntnrted in the history of the guinc 

when someone mentioned that it was 

"Sheeluh'H Day." the 18th of 

March.—Then a-very young nnd win- 

HOtne woman said thnt "Paddy nor 

Sheelnh hnsn't irot anything on me, 

for the 10th is my birthday." 

That nettled the history of • the 

(Tame right there, for the crowd 

turned itself into u birthday party 

right away. It wanted twenty min- 

ulen to twelve and thnt twenty tnin- 

up in guessing the 

DECEPTION TENDERED TO 

NUR. AND MRS. JOHN WIE8LER 

Mr. John II. Wiesler, of tb« Urm 

of Wiesler & Son, Tuilors, took'unto 

bimsL-If a bride a few weeks ago, und 

in honor of that event Mr. and Mrs. 

tituinton tendered the happy couple 

on eluoorutu reception lust Monday 

evening, at the Stuinton residence, 

11*41 S. I'axod xtreet, Philadelphia. 

UuH ', t . lle Mayor und other 

enough on the toi> of our heud to 

rink asking her. 

Who wu» the ludyT We don't kno 

thnt. either, but we refer you to 

those present, who were: 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stuinton 

Mr. und Mrs. Cbns. Powell 

Miss Adelia Powell 

Miss Beatrice Townsend 

Mr. Roscoe J. Shurn 

Mr. "Hob." Stuinton. 

WIFE OF REV. DR. A. H. 

PASSES AWAY 

LUCA8 

The wife of Hev. A. II. Lucas, pun. 

tor of St. PIIUI'K M. E, Church. At- 

luutif City, died xiiddenly Wednes- 

day oveninir in the Methodist HOK- 

pitjil. 'Philadelphia' She hud been in 

the institution for Home weeks', hut 

to every upi*cararicc WIIK recover- 

ing. f)r. laicuu left the hospital 

-about H o'clock, when his wife sceiu- 

vd to he in the bent of spirits. Short, 

ly lifter 7 o'clock won) WIIK sent to 

him that she wn-. oul 

to havt* utinltiftr-eruption. — ' 

iV short time ntro the card recciv. 

htuted that "Ford is now tfiwnu 

a monkey wrench and a nut witli 

each machine," and the Chief uMnts 

to know if HOIIIW out* i.s Joshing hiui 

or it' the fellow is nutty. 

promi- 

nent citizens, fathered in the Com- 

missioners' room, City Hall, t» listen 

to an address delivered by Miss Julia 

Mulbert, Vice Chuinnnn of the Con- 

gressionul Union, Stute of New Jer- 

sey. 

Miss Itelle MeOibney . who is 

County Chairman of the Congre-i- 

Mimul I'niiin. presided. 

Miss Hulbert's uddre^s was an in. 

utnieiive one and dealt with the 

question of SufTmue ulong line< tlml 

were nrvjii many of her heiirers. 

At the conclusion of the uddrens 

u rising vote of thanks wns tendered 

the City Commissioners for the line 

of the room. 

The meeting wnn urranged by Miss 

MeOihney und Mrs. K. W. flundy, 

Clinimian of the lioeul SiifTruge 

Union. 

It is planned by the-,. Indies to 

orgnni/e a SufTiajre Union in Ocean 

roiniueiitly before the people. 

'In spenkinr uhout the .Mexican 

Iroiihle. he slated that the authori- 

ties nl WiishiiiL'ton had refrained 

'roin denlariiiL" war ihere hecaiisii »f 

the fact that tho Nation.linn plenty 

to look aft" r, without' lukini; HIICII 

action. 

The Senator is unite a booster for 

"The V. S. A.", and slated thut -by 

developing the dormant territory in 

the West, Ihix country can with tauu 

take cure of live timett its present 

population. 

FRACTURED HER WRIST 

MIHM Miriam Itciuhley fractured 

her left wrist while, pluying a game 

of basket bull at the Armory on 

Wcdnosduv of hist week. 

votaatma 

CAMD£MM< 

Old-style 

Diamond Ring* 

Can tvo ra-aat la the Maw 

Tiffany Blyla (or only 11 

•ach. Brtiur »oor rlni to 

ma and ru maka It up. 

to-data. Coma In and aaa 

a aampla Has. 

-•«. ; 

WM. M. TAYLOR 

Cor. 14th St Md central Am 

INSURANCE—LOTS—COTTAaCS 

For Sale «>d fiMt 

How About Your Fire Insurance? 

Fire Is no respecter of persons or property. 

It may be your, turn to-morrow. 

Protect yourself TO-DAY 

I repretent 21 of tho largest and most reliable 

Insurance Companies In the business and would be 

pleased to quote you prices. 

Call, write or phono. ' 

Fin 

767 Asbury Avenue 

JOSEPH I. 8CHLL 

Look! Look! 

OVERCOATS" 

Additional Personals 

(Contjnned from first paf*) . 

Miss Anna Champion spent Wed- 

nesday last in Philadelphia. 

Freeholder John P. Fox waa a 

Salem visitor on Monday last. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland, at 

Philadelphia. Hpcnt Sunday in Ocean 

City. _ 

Mi»s Ada M. Ranok is visiting 

friends in Philadelphia and Lancas- 

ter. 

Adolph Reinhold, of Atlantic City, 

Thursday. 

Mr. nnd Sire. William Harris, of 

Wet*f Philadelphia, were Ocenn City 

visitors last Sunday. 

Ixjuitt McAlliHter. of Philudelphin, 

•pent Sundnv liwt with his parents, 

Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. MoAlli»ter. 

Mrrf. William H. Connor, of Wil 

minirton, Del., was the KUOBt of her 

neice. Mi»n Kmily M. TIoBkinB, last 

Saturday nnd Sunday. 

Mrs. Collon, who has been viditinjr 

Mr. nnd Mr«. William M. Taylor for 

nevernl wookn past, has returned to 

her home at Idinwdowne. Pa 

A Few Left To Ba Sold 

$6.45, $8.90 and $11.45 

SUITS-From $l&00 to $38i» 

Full Une of OAPS-fiOe. to SZ50 

JONES' MEN'S SHOP 

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE 

-ERECTED BY— 

Otis M. Townsend 

THE RELIABLE BHIinPP 

$2200 

$2- T 5C 

$2900 

$3750 

$4750 

$8000 

Bungalow on Pleasure Avenue, near 14th. 

Kungalow, i30g Asbury Avenue. 

Cottage. 15th street bear3rotor Boat Clab. 

Cottage. 2025 Central Avenue. 

Cottage, 416 Central avenue. 

Cottage. S. W. comer of 24th and Wesley. 

PILING 

JETTIE8 

BULKHEADS 

CESS POOLS 

WILLIAM H. NAYLOR 

Building 

Jobbing Painting 

YAKaM OARS Of «V 

Mr. and Mrs. flownrd Scull, of 

MannMnU>rtuinnu!ut for charity 

^•Oteroib u multitude of uinn. 

•j-. —Beware of the bunco man if you 

!H«tdd live to ii yrecn old u«o. 

:-"' ~~The man who telln you he in no- 

Wl aiuy merely bo luintuken. 

^•~Moiit nf UH loyally try to forget 

l Ueunest tbinuM we know of riur- 

j, /' a >nun bun money hix funny 

»UI always get a lau«h. 

' • who am always' looking 

')• are never satisfied when 

. . - —. ~-w>. ut a dream, and 

•Pt to wak* np'aail tak* " 

K ._' ' - " 

THE OCEAN CITY LEDGER 

AGREE UPON WHEATON FOR SHERIFF 

—AH-B remilt~ol > the~Demoorutio~({et-toj;ether~dinner at Wildwood lawt 

Saturday evening, it IIIIH hecn iiRTeed thut former Senator Hurry C. 

Whciilon should be the Democratic candidate for Sheriff in tho coming 

primaries. 

BASKET BALL NOTES 

Military Club Wins Fast Game From 

Aqulnine 

The Ocean City Military Club has 

kel hall team defeated Aipiinine, of 

riilailelphi.i. i» a fast iraiuc, at tin' 

Armory, last 'Saturday niirht, before 

line of the largest crowds of the scu- 

Hon. 

The local I cum was Hl its best, anil 

t wurf well thut tlu-y were. The vis- 

tors were mueh Mtronurer than when 

hey visite.l this t-it.v early in~lhc 

season. 

Ocean Citv WIIH oicht points to the 

ITood at the end of the lirst period, 

he »core heinir 10-11.' 

The visitors scored Ki points to 

he locals 14 in the second hulf. and 

he final neon wus, 33-'J4. 

The line-np: 

OCEAN C1TT 

ViaJd 

Oaala 

*1arca, )\>rward ,. 

Hhiarp. Forward ,. 

Walaonlhal. Canter 

HUdrath. Guard 

llendaraon. 

Ootila 

0 0 • 

Tta. 

Ginsberv. 

'Valdmun. 

tosanbe 

ll tosanbera/. Canter 

llaraar. Canlar 

Cutler Oiwrd 

Uondroa. >rwar« 

Mill... Forward 

itimmon. C«»t«T . 

Hhuuichnuiwy. Ouurd 

Kirk, tfuutd 

Ouula 

S 

foul 

UOIUI 

0 

0 A 

Hhun>. Forward .... 

4frt Korwurd ... 

Woluenthut. C«ml«. Whilcley, on I'ark 

Maei", east of Corinthiau avenue. 

This hiiiidsoiuc summer home is I 

e completed in t**n weeks, nml will 

e occupied hv I he owner iliiriiiir I he 

'•mini; season. 

The huildiii'-r will I, when eom- 

lelcd, :1li,.i|| s|.i;il!l. 

ANNOUNCEMENT! 

CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT 

Read-Paiste Hard ware Co. 

837 Asbury Avenue Ocean CMy. New Jersey 

A NEW STOCK OF FRE8H SPRING GOODS. RIGHT GOODS. RIGHT 

PRICES 

A SPECIAL EVERY WEEK 

THIS WEEK 

A 12.00 FINEST GRADE SIM0N0S SAW FOR $155 CASH. 

WATCH FOR SPECIAL NEXT WEEK 

L. 8. HARRIS. Manaoer 

CHAS. C. READ. OWMT 

POWELL'S 

THE RELIABLE DRV GOODS STORE 

We are better prepared to nerve ypu for the cominjr year 

than ever before, with all aeaaonahJ. merohanduw. 

Large Stock, Right Prices and Reliable Gooda. 

THE PROGRESSIVE: PAPgWHANOCRS AND DECORATORS 

Report of the Condition 

OP THE 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 

at Ocean City, in the Btnte of New Jemey, »t the close of btuinexs •• 

lUrch 7.1010. 

RESOURCES 

Loans and Hiiwoiiiits 

Total lounx 

Overdrafts, unfc»our*d 

V. S. hondM dcpo.sit»d to secure cireolation (par 

value) ". 

Bonds and s««furiti*« ptedjred u collator*] for 

State or othfr defMuutH (postal «*er year, and the 

Mayor's salary at -$7.">.'IO. The law 

allows CoiiiiiMMîoners ol' iuiniiei|iali- 

lies of this class a salary of $!;•'> 

i>cr vcar, uhile the Mayor is luitilled 

to. .$."i00. Tho new. Cohiinishioiii;.: 

I. It. ^. Mowrer, CHshier ••('lli«' abov

' ; ' • • ' : ' - '• 

. ' :;'•.: i. 1 ..''.*,. )• 

uv 

. • • • ^.•••^^v>•••••^;•••r^^^ 

bfifr.. 

THE OCEAN CITY LEDOER m. 

> .5 f 

îfcicSil (EitVl£bflCtl EV£ " *BU*SIA DIO NQTPRUS-IOROWTHOFTHE I RECORD STARTS TO^ 

_ r I 8UNIZE HER SCHOOLS | BELL TELEPHONE FIGHTING BOOZE 

; JUT ' WDHPENDENT JOURNAL 

fe' 1 rtlBUIHEO EVERY 8ATURDAV | lnntio cit T B«view pnblishes th. fol-1 Telegraph Company and Associated I public service corporation^ of New I fllfl Governor's Chair—RtCOfll Hat 

)« 1 -Vt'-iutc'rfere.s 

=r- vi111 (o thin in ninny ih 

particulars. Of coiir**, Ihn ^piriluiii ^ 

tide did mil ri*iV u. liii_'li n>. SIHUC, ,. 

but tho wpirit i>l' liriillu'rhiiiii) und k, 

Cbrittiun fulli>«>.lni> wn» tho nviir- nl 

e»t perfection thnt we IIIIW ever en. i.. 

inirv kiiiiuiiHimi, u i* nil- / , , , . . , '" Icrtl.i/er I 

ill-1-...Md..r.d product of . "'"' h«« J''JiK'd lil«.rty will, tho ,„„,;,,„ ,„ ,|,,. hira(> 

,v „,. ,,les0 

iv-frii'. T>.. wi.rlh of the ^.f J ?« w ''"l'-;">»r. Murk Ho|.kin«. ,„ ,,„ ,•„,„„, ih „„. iu.,.mnuhliiun of 

Ii drilU, r«r w'.irh thU liill '' A-l "^dcnl ..I \\i|||liniM Colli-ce. ;..,„•:>.,,,,. j,, ..jtics. •,•„;,. w,iwtl, Imlto. 

n»l> tlic TIIOOI hour'-. A luil'duy Siil.lmtlj i» tin- ally of rinl couiiiiiiM iiitroueu. ' phoMplmrio 

.....i.:.... :.. .i... i_ r il..î,..ii..., .. J>I.-.. »[,,„ Knliliiith in ncid,, mill'iiotiisli, which lire rt'coR- 

• '"••-. " •••••• •>•>.»' ••• y ••; • ••• • dimi. - llallnm, ni;id II- !•—i-iiliiil In I lie i.rodmlion 

•ii in two liour* drill n "'«• Hwtnrmn. ,,f \nKv ,.ril|w, Valuable us thoso 

u-onlil'lif nl' vntiii- in tin' l>c-i>otixm mny eo.vcrn without dements'lire l« tho fiirnw of tho 

f VerdimT flerninny her- I'nil i. l.ut liberty i-nnnot—DcTo^qiie- country, tin- triirliiico in which they 

WIM*^ to n»U the M'liool hour-. 

nvnil in^tliinir in the utrcuw of 

lern wurt'iirc. Wlmt eiin lioy- of 

nry mini ri'jt'i'ti'il mili-l vjlli 

I'IIL' in tin- -rhools a-41 ' || 

hotter Koldu'r>- 

..uikc livi>rilm, wwnerilv of 

their u(1|,lwiri Smitn_ 

y 

l 

•love " nA - ^ ^ ^ ^ L ^ K ^ ^ Z 

Joined w.th,,ne».-...n,^hiit ex,M- ,.;„ ;„ „,„, railiti,rv ,„,;„, .„ Am. - '"'—• There ia no mean- ,"•"„ ,^T 

êverything we h:ive known. Kvery pri,.nn M.-himU wUl miiUoT ouri-hilil- " f -"'•"'»•' «'•" -'>| "I inlt'lict'iife. liberty, prop, 

-btratlan with the i.tm...t kiiidlin.^. „,,. of x,.tt. J(.r^v .,,„„,,, k m i hy 

lrlv - to it in their nctivo rnmpnicnu in I 

*"£** 'itui*!? l!lklt "' **" Ej^" 1 " 1 "' flnal arbiter—thnt.'xo (in-piired. their of the year, ns neninn't V25.!l0rt dur. N*«w Jersey to nn-vent the adaption I 

|a»!*Wm?"lt. rbnar* Hanairlns 'iUl'tor flr ' ct«-d irovernor ha 

^fnnUnutua O nibseaucnt lna.rt"on '"' trllin ' n '-' wil1 estiihlish in phildixh i-onlinur to the nnnuiil report of the «'.ill tiike-'iinto him.«clf tho tnnk of :, 

*âaa than nva lnch««—25 cent*' p«r minds inililiirv JIICIIIH—und military 'ML; teli-pboin> romnnnv nearly ev- ."driviiiL' tln> brewery tHildii* KOrx'ic. ' 

_ 'inS te? JaTh au'biSi°u l «'nt''in^?ti" 1 " '«''»)>> not merely IIS II MIW to im ervhodv in the .United •Sinter nmut .o.nl.inntion out of Xew Jersey poli. 

IVont page—so cent* per Inch for tho end. hut IIS nn end ih thcin-Jelvex. nnvr un ear to the reci-ivcr, nnd ti " 1 "-' 1 tlltv "' '"•'• -"* lu ' r ren-nnn «oiii,.time« it u,.,.|,lri Unit way when — — • 

orrîn^î-:—!— ' ' ^_ wl| v this pnrtii-iilnr oil) should he Vou me in n InirrV t.i MM- the wire." FERTILIZERS FROM 

„ . ~ v fcilled—lu'eiiu>-« of tin- tlmiiu-iiil Inir- _ UllaliriDAI luacTr 

era Would Rather Sea the Devil M 

men of both parties wbo take their 

843A8BURYAVE. 

OPK.M ALL TH« VBAH 

PROPhSSlONAL. 

Ben Pnone U 

DR. I. N. 6RI8C0N, 

rm wiiin AV-INUB 

Ocs*« Cit 

fo doubt in many quarters the •"»• •• •• HnlaCOal, 

didacy of Geonte L. B«oord for "• WMUWf oi2|?^|2 „. . 

Republican nomination for Rovar- oflnHoniltaUi.iL «nr»N.4. 

•• • ' • •*> nA • to IP. It. 

ALLEN CORSON, NJ. 0. 

! S " p 1 it 

t to a R S 

. ... Bell KM: Intar-auu Ikka 

DR. W. P. HAINE8 

NINTH AND WBBLKV AVENUB 

Offlo* Resnt a to M Sfl? *"*"• "" * 

- I *u • p. 5r 

ate «P:S; 

FLORENCE BRICK HAINES 

Car. Mh and Wealey AIM. 

Massage, Swedish Movementa 

Medical and Corrective eyrmastta 

Both Phone*. Roura by Appolntnr- 7 

Doth rbones 1TC 

HERSCHEL PETTIT. M. 0. 

807 WESLEY AVBNUB - 

Omoe Hour*: » U> 10 A. M. 

a to 4 P. Ii. 

• to » P. U. 

CEOItOE U nECOnD 

Bell Plione 173 

JOHN H. WHITICAR. M. D. 

STH AND CENTRAL AVE. 


O«loe Hours—Until 9 A. M. 

. 1 to 3 I'. M. 

9 to 8 J>. M. 

DR. M. B. STANNARD 

—Dentist- 

Masonic Bide., Oth nnd Anbury Ava, 


Ilell riione 

H. NEWELL HEULINGS 

Attorncy-at-Law 

309 EIGHTH 8TREET 

OCEAN CITY. N. T. 

ilu> frecdiiin ami ediientinir ''"•"'"-'• •" the cities. It w-ius, .., . . i 

' Sunday- which L,tns'Z i^Tj 1 ^ ^*?? .'"," * ^ S ^ T^jj*^ 

tftumiuj! it ,„ tlu> 

Mon«lv l.v 

In cities of 100,000 itoople or more 

pltform ruiucH fundaiucntiil princu 

pics. CVrtuinly. with Mr. Kcconl in 

the field, it is nxsurcd that the cam. 

FURMAN B. WILLIS 


4O> Ninth Strut 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

1M N. Third St.. Camden. N. J. 

I - I l ll ,* r n ". h »V >r "? '? heU "V" " 

" b - lrmi1 """" 11 ««J >n r- " n °f tho Nation iit to invite war, ""• «nlv hoiw of American freedom, 

• ward the Old Church, the Old Book. »«"!. hexideK. if we hiwe war it won't Pr»(rro(» und irlory.—Hon. John 

•»d .hU wonderful KhuHrt of de- »• much of a war, nnd we'll pull »«"*»lph Tucker. M. C. 

•ttneHoB, wilh which he Hlauuhtered Crouch Home wuv or other. T 1 - --'-viiu » .. .. . - 

th. M«her eritic« ' VT - L ! . . . . . . 

Of th. Chureb. o 

: loww too IdenU of the Christian heejled iiiMt now.—Inquirer. on tb 

•iaiatry or of Chri> c»ndidu.-y for the Demo, fact that our Hoard «f Preeholder- " f «* v «'n«»»n. the calamity will be method of irarbam diNPooal thetntml 

OMtie Oabernatorial nomination: •"• n "«"«'' «• Cheney, of Chicago. ThU would be worth from $4780000 

PToUfltor of l«wl*«»-nloon». 1M now heotde of Cane Mnv County wnnt The keehinc one «lny in «ev*n holy, ' "W.OOO.OOO. Additional feriil'izer 

> mmmg tb. nomination of the Demo, the bill on the utatute book-, nnd for ** u >neonn of relaxation und re- material coold aUo be oWained In the 

propriately he ha« hwn •ndorned by 

Jia Wucrat, th. Kroewr A««wla- 

ttoaU Q**. rolIisN. th. ElUabcth 

'toawer'asd bau. and the booxe - 

buMb «* **aW City. AU o>cent . 

V t>—oiiiata BO» know wkom. not to 

, M MV WC Mil 

> Hi faWaqr maivmtVt. fca«l- 

I of tb* Cap. ! 

lbv omwvut** ***** TU M 

— • «fMa«ted . 

Ml MA* A Ihe mindH of the people that xenxe 'of merits careful connideratioa. bar 

M E O K their duty to God «o nee«»«ary to «•""«• ^ •*« be o'«dvanta«. both to 

|aai«aSMBa,Ajia>« mnk. them icood eiticenx.—Rlark- th citicw from which ha.obtainM his f«r. 

IHC III HU AI Talc away the Sabbath and yon *"'"•*• \. ., 

shake the moral foundations of our _., , ,» _^ 

xelfTPovemment wUl pro*, a failure. 1ot " ,^ for » "^ h "» *» UfcWI *» 

and bar repuNioan in.tUutlon. end "•"""'W- 

rith"m7nor" m'lji"Ktm«û\if"IIIili"ie" M0RBAH HAND. ,JR. 

ut the inoir basic und_yct iinsct'tiod City Engineer and Surveyor 

rint'iples will IK- thresred over. |ios- , ^^ 

ihlv therrbv layinL' the foiindntioii _ •>• «^ • — — - — 

ro,rre«s later. COAL AN D WOOD 

Mr. Record ax a candidate will .... HKAJD1-NO CUAli 

in primarily designed to recover 

...... of doimr thix. Tho iriirbn^ I J^^^j jn 

in cooked nnd steamed und then I it_ _•• 

' hprelni1 

e e e u r i n e ^ ^ • t 

r e > ' seemed to ofTer | Han. Burkhardt 

UMUL quality, quantity and pries aw- 

anteed. A trial order wlu convinoe |M 

of Ita auperlorlty. 

Tenth and Wad Aveaut 

HKAOLEV eV ADAMS 

Uea a Adam. W. W. AdaBM 

1D1M A BROTHER . 

Bricklayers -«• Plasterers 

718 ASBDl-y AVENUE 

AU ktnda of lluon Work Witt r 

prompt attention 

nan. nuruiardt Warren w. Brows 

hn« tM'cn more in. I 

ntr rcsiil|M than in • 

PLUMBIN8 AND HEATIN8 

Ma Aaaunv AviNUi 

NBW JBRSBV 

BaaUnc • 

aUMWMel 1 

CHAMPION 

I afannfaeturar of 

.'[know to wlmt extent the peonleTif STRICHlY PURB ICE CRBU 

Tth and West A M.. 3.45 P. M.. 

There hnx been no trreat fluctuation , ,tf ( n a ,,.„ ndviee ^j dl|ri 3.50. 6.15 P. M. • 

in thex* pnce« for xome time. In ,he Mllmd „„ ,1(1>, ^ ,.OD. « bad looaiaa !»• 

I 

., tao fttUowwd mr «oe» tav 

Oomtaa that tt. oaH ku ooaM tt 

1*. laeatea at Btstk and Vteaam 

baracter. He would per-1 lap. «e»ot. a atjn alaram, 

owhip, JM of admirable uervice to Rweepimrii. and stabto manure. 

I (he utate. contiidered merely nu r ' *""' -•• • 

ii»»ii now it would regulate the K- 

duor traffic: whether or not it would 

own it* pablie utilities and whether 

or not it would put a premium on 

thrift und industry by wholly or 

partly exempting building, improve, 

meats, nuichitierv and tnerchandiiie 

parties huv« heen promininff the peo-| 

tx> Uken for (ranted that nhould Mr. 

Record ev«r reach th. ffovernor'a 

chair it would be no fault of his if • 

the olfdffe were not redeemed. . 

•Mr. Record insist* that New Jer- , Mk |^ «i _^ l«,i.*~. 

K*V tod«« U ruUd by the brewew A D D O t X S 

and tbe pablie utility corporation*. 

And the faet tnatHbcae aata. influ- I f nnniinV la I TDfVC 

•nc«« wouM rather ae. the«k*Uthan AliUKItflKI lIAInlBtl 

Mr. R»*or«l in the.Chief Ecf«iiti«« " ^ aw«»»»— 

SS5 

tam-n 

* 

* 

" • ' . • •••. , " . *• "•'•.• -^ ; •"• ' T V . 

"". "''-K 

, Maroh 25.1816 

SBR¥ICES 

THI OCEAN CITY LCDSEH 

day; he does not pray for monopoly- DIUl«8-Cart)fnl Cooking Required 

regulation for the self-centered buai. to Prestrva and Develop Ravor. 

iMna man A.J j.__ «_; ^_ _ m .• I . ' 

f FIRST PBE8BYTEHIAII CHURCH n«sa man. And. dear friends of the — 

.' On fionday morning, in the First Chur °h, if there is one man whom Cauliflower, which is a much more 

-' Presbyterian Church, the pantor, ** nce ^ 1° bo anxious about, in Am- c °mmon veeetahle than it used to be, 

V B«». Charles H. fiohner. preached on ericn - ven . in onr own city, it is the and which with reasonable care can 

'? «Word» of Counsel to New Mem- mnn nnd * ne woman in businesx. "•" ffrown in mort mirdens, offers ono 

f; 1 bew." before a larn» audience. Am- (Here ib - Mitch referred to his °* th « '•* examples of the use as 

!•',•» delegation of members from a '"»°°^ Scouts.) I. 

* Methodist Epiaoopal Church, in I * te ?'.V°n at this very moment, the |" "* nn unusual or abnormal devel- 

i fcur a new ohureh which will be an City> ifl not fo «" » revival nmonir the «« oI >«>r». to which it i« related, is an 

%' exaot reproduction of the local Pres- J»° or »— 'hounh some of them need it, """""nl or abnormal development of 

;' byterian Church edifice . not amonpt the laboring class,— | l "taWc and the leaves borne 'topon 

. I Hev. Mr. Bohner took as hin text. tnon «h ««nib of them need it, too; >*• 

V Etodus 14:15. 'tGo forwnrd," nnd "".' noionir the mother*, nor the •Cauliflower has n distinctive tlav- 

•ald in part: children,—though some of them need or> su>TRextinf; cabbneo Homcwhat, 

'.'• "I want to speak a few works of j 1 ' it>K lruo '> but " deep religious utir but ">«•»• delicate Whatever the 

''* eonnsel to the now mombcrs who '" nce< l*d nmonir the men in bunt- Method for preparing it for the table, 

;V have ju .... — . ^ » !* .. , . ....1.1 L-».i.._ • . 

':; want to 

eanse I nm intereHted in their Hpir- "°" 

-' "Itnal welfare and am desirous of V1 " 10 Church, tho Sunday 

should set before himself the ideal S«*ool.—thcKe arc beinir hind*, to 

orator. Every younir singer and sor . vo ""' stmi » n11i.,.,,|nl. „.: ,1 ( i 

nexs,' and uuch a course would of- 

fend some eood customer; tlm law- 

yer miuht IIIKCI his client, and the 

contractor niitrht therehv pass up the 

quire,, wide fame, nnd still ..(hers to LOO1, wil, 1>r tho 

,;,;,.„, ,,o^_ Bv: 

enjoy uni.Munl plensiiroK. P.i an aim ,„,„,;„,, ,,«»v«dav« is husinoKs, |,,,«i. 

that is better than any of these 

nosw, money,—and (he idenl, (he 

finally rank. Somo persons insist 

that -overcooked cauliflower and 

overcooked cabbage may he tho 

cnURt* of digestive, disturbance, which 

i« not noticed when theso vegetable* 

are properly cooked. 

'Simple ways ol' preparing vcm'la- 

IIICH for the (able an> apt to lu< the 

lM»^t'iii~tlii>~"Biid,~ifn"d"(lii>ri«~llri~< ; ii>'o' 

with caulillowcr. The llrnt step in 

prcpurim; il for the tablo is to trim 

olT (be stnlk and any discolored por- 

tion^ -of the hcail. It is also coio- 

mon to trim ofT the leaves which siii- 

that which nspircK to tho high type ,,,„„,_ .„,„ f- M ,,1(, i|)(.j ,( ,,,,, 

of Ohristinn ,-harae(er as revealed nilll.(.|,, are but second or third to 

in ( hnst JeiiiH fii 

in ( hnst JeiiiH. 

financial sucecMs'. How mucb ol'this 

finanial sucecMs. How mucb olthis 

"Be diligent. IIIHO, in lining the vn. i. (riU ;„ ,„,, town? - 

rjous means' of grace, such a« prayer "O. Lord, revive thy work, in the 

and Bible Mludv and the regular at- midst of the years.—-in wrntli rc- 

fandonce upon~the various' services nicmher mercy." 

of flod'>< bonne. Tbe onlv difference Some of yoiT'luivc been pattin!.- 

belween Ihc Christian who makes, .yourselves'on the back, thinking that 

moid strides in the holy life nnd (he vo,, live in n good town. Ocean City 

Christian rtlio eotn on only tolerably ,)1)PK n()t need a revival. And what's 

Well is that tho one faithfully uses mord i« for vou. nnd if he be for you ;„,,. o, I don't mean ugly, .-xternnl 

who ran be ngninst you*" sores, us Mime i-itiew I know of. but 

PI DOT paoTisr ruiiDpu 

wo hnVthintt or other, even though it 

;• powerful sermon in itself. Many the windows of heaven and pour out CwHflower B.k*d with Crumbrf.— | 

f th« «v«nino-lutrmnn bv I ».;,.•» • . IbOUWI cauimowex. wnicu ia >•"•' B 

lo.. nftf: 

yU p..t.r Mitob do^ with Ik. aUt^L»rl»kW. wjW Jbe, «Iry brûl ^ 

(l f iiiilil! In llUiott Nn on* ill; Three llun- 

Orcil iintl Thrc«-(303»-ln-IUock-Mo.-Thru, 

U> on plun or )«ta of tlio «V«nn Olty 

OnrdonM Compuny. known ah Numbtf 

Our . un.l lot.Number Thr«-«, Thoumanii 

,m/1 HUty-clRht 4Z(Uim in {.Jock No. St 

on lOun No. Two (2\ •># thu > 

«rtv Hit** or North MtrtMtt, UitM *> in«>iiNiir*.-d talons' lh lot« 

In llltn-k S'o. 1 und fo u polm 13ft fe*t 

iiorth««t (o |i»t* 

li-ririi Utuuli MlM ulnntr thn curved lln* 

•'f- Huttfri*.:* Itoud lit it .w»uiheriy dlr«o- 

tlon H ttlalurtc* of rirty f««t to the plae* 

or txîflnnthtt' 

r^.t No. 3*>3 In Itlfvok No. S:—n*«>nn.iic 

ut KiMiInt In Iîjn *i4Htrrly Una or W#»l«y 

nd parnllv) with t 

Mtrrel 12S fet*t to lli 

hitn In HUwk No, S; 43rdJ wiuthwe 

pmiv 1M (iff-nd i 

at imbllo Vfitduv 

rnpo»« to *iU« 

MONDAY. MARCH 77. 1016. 

rn_ thn_ hour* of twelve and fly* 

Cupo May County, New Jersey; 

in ih. County of Caw 

I»«--N*r-5bl. l *. 1 SSS 

Muy 18th, 1913, 

of North ktrvet 176 feet lo ihe plare 

heirlnnlnir. 

I^tt No. 1A«» in liicxrk No. 3ft:—Tlrsi 

nlnv ut a polni In th* North 11 n* 

»fi.rnlnv»lde Itond IB2.0O3 feet West 

Hull Road, 4dlatanr« ^beln^ tnfa»u 

at MornlnirHlde Road ^wtilrh at this point 

U a curved lln* tutvlnjr u. radlu* or 300.31 

r*>et> a dl«tnnr« or thirty reet: Ond> la 

a northerly direction along the line off 

lot No. 3049 o a radial Una 

•- •"-- " "" —' " " id) a d|»- 

th« Office or Ihe I name «wmlM«1 whlrh WUH 

May Countv at 

V-4.4tnfttt.l4 

'•Sjrapiti 

tniVti 

in* Adantklolkai 

aand—rich and 

however, it may be broken up into Iwmqaat oranse. 

1 - ••• • •• > J Caaliflower for Pifkle* — CHUII- 

len uwr

¥«••• . Page Six THE* OCEAN CITY LEPQEB 

ti&fai-iî •'••'•• ^M 

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THomc H>cDartment 

Edited fay8. Wealay take 

THE WOOD GATHERER 

, I WUM walking one evening through 

a lano when I cnrao arrows u MIUIIII 

ftruro—u hoy. Homo ton vanrx of niro 

—Htundinif by.a Hunk half full uf 

some lumfty mntcriul. AH I wux ubout 

to POSH tlio boy I WUH uttnlctcid by 

tbe eamoHt look in bin liclwei'U il lla.j 

ih.it was not pr..|u rlv Imisieil ami 

II.c ile.ilh ol' a ul'Hlt lll.lll .' 

l''\er sinee Hairs were n-ed inwiii", 

'! h.is lieeu the custom tn Jiave th 

IIIIL' nt' the superior or cninini'mii 

mition alum. Hull ol' tho inleiinr o 

v'aiiiiuislu.d. When an armv linaml 

't-elf honclcsslv healen, it'hauled its 

"'••jr down far ciioiit-h for Hie Hair ol 

I lie victors to be placed ahovii it mi 

tlic Maine pole/ TIIN wns a liiken mil 

only of submission, Imt »f reN|M'ot, 

In tliiisu duvx, when a famous KOI- 

ilicr died. DHL's were lowered out of 

re-aped to bin mniuory. The'citutotn 

lonu uiro from purely 

p r 

usnuv to ixiblio life of nil kinds, tho 

fluir.flvinir ut hiilf-mant beinir n HJen 

that the deud man waa worthy of 

univeriui) refpect. The upaee left 

above it is for tbe flair of the meat 

oonqoorbr of all—the an°wl of death. 

—Toronto Mall and Ejpreas. 

—"How—urc.—you—(,-e.ttiiiK—ulonif, 

1" asked I'rof. MinkH OI'TIIOUIIIH 

Irecn, on the "ceiision of the lattcr'ri 

•ai'iitiiiii .to his old home nt Kair- 

avcu. 

"I'rclty KNIW," njilied Tom. 

"Why. are you nflt still workinir 

or the h. II. & C. Kailwayf" 

"Oh. yet;," replied Tom, "hut I 

ness I am lit lick, and will stay where 

it It 1 for tbe uevl forty vcaix.'-* 

"Why, .what do you meunf I 

heard vou Irnd advanced rapiilly in 

tho olllcf," 

"Well, that is the troulite," re- 

sponded Tom. "When I went Io work 

I'lir'the company, I Ihoiiclil I. knew 

loo much Io rcnniin it Minnie uicsscii. 

L r cr iu tlu'-olllee, so I WIIK exception" 

JIIIv accoinmodatini; and polite to ihe 

chief clerk, and when a vacancy in*. 

citrrcd above me 1 used mv friends 

and inlliience to tret the belter iwisi- 

lion. I ilid mv work well, hut utill 

tboiiL'ht I Khiiuld have better pay 

and was able tn nil u more responsi- 

ble place in the ofilce, so I spared 

no effort to ir*t another promotion. 

A year lifter I had been with th 

company, I hud been promnled live 

timek. und WIIK vetting nn exce|ilion. 

ally L'ood t-nlnrv for one of my BK» 

and experience." 

"I had heard about thnt," respond- 

ed l'rof. Hnrkx. "Are you still i 

capvinir that r>o«itionf" 

"Yen, and have been for two yearn, 

nnd thntV the trouble. When I had 

been there a year, owinjr to the death 

of one of the men and th« illnetw of 

the chief clerk und two of the boys 

beinir off on their TarationH, I waa 

corn-wiled to take charpe end Ihe 

eveninir with Ihe jrirl. He put his' 

wraps on tin* rack in the hall and 

Nlepped into the parlor. She invited 

him to u chair. Hy and hy she s'lud, 

"Well, let's have a liltlo iraine .of 

cards toniuht." "Mo, Ihankx," miid 

he: "I am not iroinn to play tiny 

more." "You are not T Wluil do yoi 

mean?" "I mean junt t|iat—that 

am not." "Well, 1.know thnt you lire 

not L'uinir In plav U'itli had men, » 

gamble any more, but vou will phiy 

with me." This WIIK his reply- 

played mv llrsl iranic in i\ parlor with 

irirl and my lii,st with a camhler in 

CITY OFFICIALS 

DEPARTMENT OK 1'UUIJC AFFAIK' 

AND I'UULIO SAFETY 

Mayor, Joi. O. Champion, Director 

Harry A. Morrln. City Clark. 

Andisw C. Ronwell. city Kolloltor. 

'. LM Adamw. Haalu Officer. 

* Itulldlnv Inupuotor, Wm. ti. Jotinnnn. 

John NT Johnson. Iiumblna lnapn:or 

Jouph IllHKuna. City Etoclrtclnn. 

JEPAHTMBNT OP RBVJSNUR AN1 

FTNANCB 

Wm. H. Campbell, Director 

City Traiunirar. Clarence 8. SoulL 

Tin Collrclor. E. W. Burlclgh. 

Tax ARMSBurt l>r. II. T. Fould*. 

OBI'AHTMENT OP RTnEBTS ANt 

1'UBL.IC WORKS 

Oiorg* O. Adams, Director. 

Motsan Hand. Jr.. City Enainaer. 

Saturday, March 25.''l 

JrVWWwVWtfVWWWwV 

HANDICRAI 

FOR BOYS ia 

By A. NEBL.Y HALL '•*•'' 

a iramhlitiL' den.' 

I knew il 

was L r amhlinL r with all I' could .jrcl. 

don't |ii".*'...e to start ntrnin when 1 

did Ihe llrst time." 

They talked on a few minutes' lo- 

•ri'lhci'. nnd then she s-aid: "Oh, 

pshaw! I am not iroinir to let you hi' 

particular. What will u-c do if \vi 

don't pla\)'cards?" ennliniiiiiLr ulu 

said: ''There in such a thinir UH he- 

inir 1'anatical. 1 am irlnd you havi 

ehitnucd, lint I don't want vou io hi 

fanatical. And riirht here, alone, 

inst you and I- -will you play a litlh 1 

L'nuie with me? I'll never tell." 'Sin 1 

pulluil out a little drawer and from il 

look a pack of beautiful, irilt-eil'.-.'il 

cardu, and IK »he held theui nut Io 

him she trave them a ipiick s'uap, mil. 

jic to the plii.verV ear. "Come on! 

nnv iranic vou s'av. your deal!" He 

looked at the card*: lie looked nt 

her: -\m was almost tremblinir with 

excitement. He looked into that 

eiiL-er ft und slw smiled upon him 

out of those beautiful eyeu; he saw 

those pearly white teeih «« they 

Hashed out from behind enml-line 

lips: vhe smiled nt him nirain 

tempt inirly. He thought the world of 

that tfirl. He stood for an instnnt, 

then he rcaelied out nnd took the 

enrdu from her handx and—tossed 

them over into n corner of ihe room. 

He turned nnd siiid: "I hnve n tesKon 

to prepare for tomorrow'* reeitniion; 

I cuctiH I hud better c*o borne nnd ifet 

it. flood evenine." And he bowed 

nnd wnlkrd out of the room. 

Younr tnnn, nre you mnde of thin 

sort t- The Yiinntr P'o^leV I'nprr 

THE BIRTHDAY GIFT 

Pll 

w««k I Imd u blrlhiluy un.l my tilth. 

«r iMld tn innu wum, nuw, 

wm. whut Hhull It >H.r 

winilil yim HUe u |ihiiniii.'ra|ili ' " llul 

IM ruther hull, u |ni|i|iv-, 'euiiHe u |mii|>> 

>.in «i|i" • 

he 

Ill- 

il 

ml 

AT HIS OWN VALUATION 

"I like the looks uf this pnrrol," 

•-aill the ladv in the 'bird store. 

'••What, ii vinir price for him.'" The 

t-ian uoliccd the rich u|»|»nrc! worn 

bv bis eiistoiucr, and he judged that 

there was a chance to make ,-i lillli- 

"ca-v nioiii'V." "Ten dollars," he 

said, with Hi.' slightest |t,>ssi|ile hesi. 

Inlioii. "l-'ive dollars liiailimi," in.- 

slnntlv i-roiiked the. pitrrot. The 

ladv looked at Ihe proprietor,' who 

"lie certainly is a 

said. • "1 urn wil- 

had turned red. 

he 

er. 

she 

line talk rn il 

litiir to take him at his own valua- 

tion. t)« 1 Lr,.t him for'tbiitt" "Vou 

do," answered tho bird niuh wudly.-r- 

YotithV Companion. 

\n 

I'd. 

I'll. 

lie 

lie 

Uu 

'III 

1. 

then h>* laiiuh*- 

Hit 

lltll 

• U 

Kliitl 

nv 

('in i 

SIX 

WM niif i)r«>niiil 

'!•-» viIih tin- ut i 

In I'llU itt Mil- 

il inrh'iiil Itt 1.lit 

' \* t KH .lit- Wiihhl 

I riLHl, hill nil! 

1 Kill ttl.lt PUIU'.V 

I«V«.H lull Hit* 

tlun AihiM'.itf. 

MONTHS OF 

.Inn. 

red. 

Wheeze's! 

Mar. . 

Kreezcs! 

Apr. 

"stilt >/tt ' 

Mav 

.lane 

I'lnises! 

V 

1 >>util thai 

Illlllf. Ihe II 

iii; w.iu ~ii11 

wiirl.l. Hi.il 

nil .In. . 

lulu. 

mill Kinwl, ; 

*. anil he in 

. V.IIIB.- ,i in 

In *Nurlli 

WEATHER 

cw York î 

—Woman i« the Weak— H»Z. AnJ 

yet she ean alwaya carry her age 

KraeefullT by 4roppin« a, few 

d a y * ocoaria—Uy. ... 

STRUCK DUMB 

Isi.llic ..lie t «••• — of uu iuulaliec 

where nn ill-bred fcllmi wn» altetnl- 

iiiL- ii conicit uijh a voiiiiL- lady. l.o. 

whom he talked" constaiitly, to' the 

trrea! di. Hall. 

Wah-Htella Council. So. 10. D of P.. 

meets every Monday aleep at 7.30. ID 

K. or P. Hall. 

Curpenters' Local No. ISM meets everr 

Friday at 7.30 p. M. In K. of V Mall 

Oeorte Bpeocer. Praaloanti 3. B. hlaley. 

Recording Beeretajy.. 

LIBRARY HOURS 

T t. 

Monday—».».O to B.00 P. If. 

30 P. af. 

' Tueaday—I.M III IM P If. 

1.30 P. M. 

Wedneaday—3.U to (.00 V. If. and T t- 

30 P. If. . 

Thuraday—T to t.SO P M. 

Friday—3.00 to 5.00 P. If. and 1 t. 

30 P. U. 

Batarday-:.«0 to IM P If. and T t< 

.30 P. If. 

MAUD »»OUUDB. Ubrarlan. 

COUNTY DINECTORY 

row. 

Common 

Klld 

Court and County Officers . 

Supreme Court Justice Charles C. Maes 

Circuit Court Judoo—Hon. Mn«nr I tixv\y under the wagon bed. Notea 

w. Hand. ; the undt,r edjso ^ ,„ ,,.|Ka 2 and 6. to 

M.n'cjfiV W *• S "•"•""• c " l ' > i »">VIUH for th» bolt head. Spike 

-muivnian-M.,il. l-'lii. lln.ni c\ty 

Cnronor»~Mark Ijikc. Dei-.m i'|u Wll. 

lUini s. TliinnliHun fun.' M.v »........ 

mln * 

Make UMM ot atrlpa 1 taeb thick •»« 

• laeoea wldai. aad bias* thai* ** ' 

«ai« tjuta to oaaantee* 0 «ttk tta» ' -;:i» 

(Bf B..O, SELLEnfl, Ac tins Director of 

Uumlay School

THE OCEAN CITY LKDOCR 

B«vis-.»v ••'••;-?'-- ••'*• V-.; 

^ff;^^. ; fc^'t'V'' •••• 

iw^Wi''''' '* 'i' '"^ •• '•' ; •'• • •• 

RIP 

I"--. • 

fluV.S ... 

^•• > jT>V (v j.y-''v'v 

I 

U. OF P. TO HONOR STOKOWSKI 

Orchestra's Leader Win Receive De- 

gree of Doctor of Mutlc 

. Tbe deirreo ot doctor of musio will 

be annfcrred on Leopold iStokowuki, 

eonduntor of the Philadelphia Or- 

chestra at tho next commenoemnnl 

•icmisex of tho University of Penn- 

aylvnnln. Tim degree will b« oonfor- 

iwd. according to tho University trus- 

tees, in recognition of Sir. Stokow- 

•ki'n nttninnientn an a conductor, for 

Ills labor in behalf of mnxicnl cduoa. 

tion nines coming to Philadelphia 

mud in particular hi« production o 

tho 8lh Symphony of Mnhlor for ili< 

first timn in America. 

Mr. Htokowxki, who in slightly 

morn than 30 yearn old, WHS born in 

T*)ndnn, of n I'nliuh father unj IHH 

mother. He win at on« timn loado. 

Of tho London Symphony Orchoxtru 

•nd Inter hecamo director of tbe Ciir 

einnnti Orchestra. Uc ban been lend, 

•r of the Philadelphia Orchontra 

•inco 1012.—Kveninc Ledger. 

THER£ 18 NO "COW" IN 

STOKOWSKI'S NAME 

In connrction with tho proposition 

to hrinir miixieiiinx hero from the 

Philadelphia Orchcxtrn io supply the 

nuxiv at tho Municipal Pavilion for 

the cotninir miimner, it in anticipated 

thut Leoi>old StoVowxki.- the lender, 

mav be here to lead om< or more of 

the Npeoinl concert-. 

OCEAN CITY'S SOLDIER BOYS—CO. G.-AT SEA GIRT 

A unnp-shot taken as they were passing tho Governor's Cottage. 

I 

!Qrow-tliut-Wc...arojrettini;-.t* Will inn 

FouiiKh for Governor* left the Cum- 

nuHuioners' room in u body, sorely 

dixuppointed ut the failure ot their 

miiiH 

It was twenty minute* after two 

when Mayor Champion railed the 

Commixxionerx to order and Clerk 

Morri>- Drocve'ilod to mil the roll and 

wad—the triinutes—of the previous 

meetinir. After thin busineHK 

been dixpused of the Mliyor 

had 

took 

of the pre-emn of the 

Board of Goverui>r>> and with the 

consent of Commih«ionm* Campbell 

and Ai for their 

action. 

Mr. Hexaraer alxo said thpt it wan 

intended to eive a monnter reception 

at the Club tbe coming Fourth of 

July, and that urrunxementH ware 

now bein&r made for ttecurinir a moat 

prominent Bm*uker. in fact, a cundi- 

date for the Presidency of tbe Doit- 

ed Statex, and thi" man alone would 

draw bundreilu of |HMi|ile to, Occun 

atv to hear him. 

Lant Hummer, Mr. Hexumer s:ii4ocia 

ion to visit (Venn City and the Club 

entertiiiord them at luncheon. 

Then there is tbe tenniw court 

maintained by the Club, Kuid Mr. 

Hexumer. where Mr. Thouiix Scott 

and Mr. Uurvey V. Luke pulled off 

he tenniu tournament luxt Keuxon. 

Mr. llexamer hero produced a pile 

f xheftu containini; clipping*, refer. 

rintr to this tournament, which nti'iiK- 

e. w. F. WOODSIOE 

LECTURES AT Y. M. C. A. 

'Former_DanviHe Resident Presents 

the Merits of Ocean City—Illus- 

trated by Slides. 

The lecture (riven by 6. W ,V. 

Woodxide. on "A City by tho Seu" in 

the Y. M. C. A. Hull lunt night 

(Maroh 27) proved to be of much in. 

terest. 

Tbe City referred to in the lecture 

in Ocean City. New Jersey, and Mr. 

Woodxide is enthusiastic in preflent- 

insr the merits of thifl neashore resort 

srhioo be> characterizes as tha 

"Greatest Family Resort in Amex- 

la." 

By means of 90 beautifully col- 

ored glide* the beuntien and attrac- 

tions covering a wide »«iw were 

nhown. 

In his lecture Mr. Woodaide stat- 

ed that Ocean City iu located on an 

island about «*ven miles iioath of 

Atlantic City and i» the neaiwit by 

air line of anv seashore reuort to 

Philadelphia. Jt in eanily accessible 

by two railroadH. and third rail elec- 

tric from Philadelphia; hax seven 

milen of beach and eight mile* of 

bnv and inland waterways. 

Orchestra Music For 

The Coming Season 

r«d up 512 inehe-; of mut- 

to land miirlity blows for that thous 

and dollar-.. He said he was talking 

a^ a cottager, a taMpnyor and " 

booster, that he was a member »f 

every dub in Ocean Citv but will' 

one exception, and then propounded 

tile question: "Why do 

phials and others co to 

. dhorcT" Tlii- lie iirnceeded to 

:er which uppoiireil in the Philndel- 

phiu rmitern. "Think of it, 4'J'i feet 

f reudinir matter, referring not to 

he Oe u hid hail Iweu j-i'ri'ivol |'ur 

niii-ii- frum the llnarilwalk A—•iieia- 

tinti vk'liere in il \va>^ stated 'that the 

haml emihl IIDI play anywaerc. el>»' 

without the pcrmi^-urn nf the A~-11- 

Philiulel-jciation. 

tho êa- J Air. Curran -aid that when lie rciiil 

il he Mil- iluiiilil'otniili'il, and a- a 

Wcr hy Hiiyinir that (10 per cent, went 

for the mike of the bullies nnd ehild. 

r«n. That was what brnni;lit him 

MADE IN AMERICA 

The Nationnl floocrrnpliical Mas" 

line for January had a very inter- 

«8tmir article, "HoW (he World is 

red- 

Come in nnd we'll tell you about 

Mow the World Is Clothed. 

To-day the best clothidp in the 

world is made in the United Stated, 

•lso tho best furoisbiniTii «nd the 

best hats. 

In regards to hats, our new ones 

tor Spring are awaiting your criti- 

cs! examination. 

Soft Hats. $1.00 to 93.00. 

Caps. 25o to $155. 

Come ahead with your head. 

Special Bargains for ona week: - 

Boys' Fancy Shirts, regular S0o 

Boots, (hb w«ek 36o. 

Ken's Fancy Shirts, with starched 

«"*•; regular 91.00 and 9125 grade, 

•kfa week. 76o. 

!*• early bird gets the plek. . 

" Q. H. Steehnan, Son and Successor 

fa A. X Stoolmaa, Noa. 831-833 Aa- 

tt •MBM. 

tuxpavfi* lie laiisi enter his inn-l 

H il h d 

pliatic prnti'-t. lie s:ii,| that 

Hie summer nf I'.U I the hand then 

here* playeil liefnft' a ili-.i-riiiiiiialiiii: 

ainlieiice at (lie Yacht Chili li-ti limi'- 

hiru-i'r than ever IUtcl»:il In it nn llu- 

Hiianlwatk, ntnl that it wa- a t'eat- 

lire of tile ul'lM-inU. Till' ('lull ivil 

MOW trying In Hiirpas.-i all pievinti 

•Ith of Julv elTnrt- anil lie xeni tlu'nr 

inir on that liatnl. 

Mr. Curran then produced a irrip 

nnd took from it clippinr;^, tbat if 

placed end to end would huvc readi- 

ed from the ro|iosilion of the Hotel Proprietors' 

Association. S'ot only i" the exhibi- 

tion itself a trrrat ad., but the- news- 

pa|M>r publicity it iu securing" is 

worth hundreds of dollars. 

AN APPRECIATION 

A Prominent McKeesport Ciliien 

Writes About the Publicity Tour 

on Which Ocean City Was Repre- 

sented. 

The t'olInuin_• letter, ri ived by 

Knrmer City • Cnuiminsinuer Knherl 

Pislu^r. L'ive- an idea uf the mmd im* 

»re.-sinn mail* 1 by Hceau Cijy's fep- 

re>eiilati\e on the puhlii-ity tour ri'- 

cnlly made by the Philadelphia 

haiulicr nl' I'niiimcrci', the, City 

'oliinii-siiiiier- payiui; llio expeii-es 

it' tin 1 local Hiiapl nt' Tradi 1 ili'le- 

iruti*: MiKiixlioit. I 

Mr. ltnl|tirt Flutter. 

ri-;ili dly. Nl'W JiTtiiy. 

Ij l>ear Mr. l-'luhtir:— 

I w.inl to id.ink >uu loi* your 

'h*' iiri'.m c:ty l.i-ilir.tra. Maine Kestivul Orchcwtra, 

tho ereat I'hilmle'rphiu Siiencerfest 

On-be-lru. whivh hs oifranized in 

l!>10 of 100 pluyer- for the United 

Sint'ers. lie ha- been Hrst violinist 

and uv.-oeinted ut times with muih 

lotiiltiotors as Fritu Solieel. Or. W. 

flilchrist. Senrllis RaehmaninofT, Ho- 

ratio I'arker. Felix Weiuiruertner, 

IV. Riehard Strati.--. Oeo. W. Cbail- 

wiek, K.itiil M6llenlianr. Carl I'ohliir. 

Victor Ilerbeit, (Nimille Snent Saens 

and many others of note. 

Mr. WiUcwann enjoy- the di-titi-'. 

tion of I>ritiL' Aluenean lioni nnd was 

the voimirt'st eoneertmeister in any 

symphony orchestra in_ America, 

liavini; been appointed In hi- present 

po-t at tbe iii.-i' of 21 years. Mr. 

Wilxemunn has l>t.«-n at the front of 

4he I'liiladolphia Orehe-tru since its 

oriirin over 1limi'ntci[ vyilh an iuvitaiiuu to .join 

tin- lln-tim Sviiiphniiy, etc I'hilii. 

Uecnrd. 

Iliid iml ulaycil the llr-t bar of a 

lliiii'.'arijiu iiielnilv Iwl'nrc tin* auili- 

i'ltce was lircathli'-s wilh ititcrc . 

;iii'l nl hi- tir-l iiausi 1 thiire w.i- a 

stu'itliltlcnti- nlltlmi'-t nf applause-- 

Chester Times. 

Anintitr tlm-e tht IH Icntlv atijire- 

I'iuteil Mr. Wit/cinaun's nni-1; ivu- 

.Tun Kiiliclil;. whn I'nMmveil it with a 

cln-e iilleutintl .llllil jnilled• eurlll—llv 

ill I lie a ii!ai)-c—Phila. Kvi'iiin^r Tele, 

irraph, 

I'lavs |il;i> a master.—T'liilu. N'orlh 

American. 

"Willow l1ri»'i>'s Fine Music" iloliti 

K. Witzeniann's violin iiilns, with 

fieps' Orclie-tra, popular. — Pbila. 

Inn uirer. 

.lolin K. Witzemanu. of tho Pbila. 

delphin Ori^ln > >'lra, especiallv encajr 

ed n« concertmeister, plnyed the yio. 

lin solo, "Meditation" in Thjiis, :o 

beautifully that the tmunl enroro wax 

inevitable.—K. V. Musical. America. 

Tho high artistic ntanding of Mr. 

Witzemnnn and bin anxofllates coex 

far to ennnre an exceptionally bril- 

liant and eloquent performance.— 

Phila. Press. 

While the contract for the music 

had not been signed! when thin ar- 

ticle written, it in practically 

certain tbat Mr. Witsetnann and hi* 

company of tnnaloal artists will be 

BUILDING OPERATIONS FOR 

MARCH AMOUNTED TO (MjBSO 

Several Permit* Issued This Week- 

Good Weather WiU Start Gnat Ac 

Uvlty. • 

Buildiug Inspector Wm. S. John 

son hux issued permit* for new 

buildinirx and improvements amount 

ing to $44.&~>6 during the month of 

atarch. and with the coming o'f good 

weather it is anticipated that there 

will be greut activity in the building 

business. 

The following were among the per- 

mit « issued by Mr. Johnson: 

K. A. Ilounreoik, alteration to 

store at Ninth and Arfbury avenue, 

for Anderson Bourneois. 

tJe«i. W. Harris, garag* for Lizzie 

[tooth, at southeast corner 14th und 

Propped avenue. 

J. Huber, reconstruction of store 

for Jacob Sehuff, on Axhury avenue 

below Seventh street. 

Otis M. Townsend, niter and repair 

building at 132(5 Wexley avenue, for 

Frank Putinun. . . 

Otis M. Townsend, frame buildinc 

on Ocean avenue, for Albert C. und 

Franklin \V. Oehrle. 

Otis M. Townxend, frame buildini: 

on Fourth street, for Mrx. lliinnali 

RectheL 

Sweêr & Scusholz, frame build' 

inir on Ocean avenue neur Vith street 

for Mrs. Amelia Webber. 

Allen Scull, hath houac, reur of 

Ocean avenue cottage (near l">th 

ulreetl of Hev. Penninirton Corxon. 

AMen Seull, srarair»< at 14Hi Wes- 

ley a venue, for J. \V, Kernley.

Mar 1916 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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