Aug 1932 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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„ Ore Insurance 

fc'.Sith at, la tire see- 

;(^^ *l> per .ent. ft 

Mayor Harry Headley said mis 

WOek he Is not familiar with the 

situation, at the south end, but 

that before the efty would take 

any action In the matter nil an- 

gles of tlie problem wou.d have 

to be Investigated, 

To have tho line Installed, El- 

mar Steoltnnn, manager of the 

f to the itaU roem- Ocean City Water co, said the 

FAnrith n. - T_ south end people would first ijave 

to petition the city, lfter which 

the city lould. If it wished, o,- 

der tho water company to do the 

work. 

Tho proposed HUH would extend 

only from SCih to 5!>th stj. 

State Aviation Chief 

On Flying Visit Here 

QIll Rpbb Wilton, itato torn 

mlssloner of aviation, paid i ih- 

Ing visit to Ocean City Monday 

afternoon In his Bird Bipljno 

He made a brief Innpeeiun cj 

tho flying field tit isth -it. nnd 

Hay av. and niacfe several sue 

gettlons for possible , npi i\8in»nt 

He loft for Tienton Hie m the 

afternoon 

r.;«!0uth Ocean Ctty Im, 

1 Aaaoelajtfoh, are ptan- 

I*! the city to install a 

*fe* main on Aabury Av., 

lttt a reduction in tho 

T meeting of the as- 

felt was pointed o«t that 

W pay as much for (Ire 

,*-•» do farmers In un 

Rs •YXMdland sections, he 

""^plpe line does dot ex- 

68th st. and not en. 

re can be provided be- 

by the pumping sta- 

1 at piiuj st. 

. Wy /at the association 

instructed to ask the 

about p.epoa- 

..,— The pumping 

. •apply high pressure 

~Stth at., but Beyond 

would- have to 

For Auxiliary 

M. E. Group Holds Meet- 

ing at Biscayne Hotel 

Muny mi'nibors of Uio Summer 

Auxiliary of tho Methodist chinch 

and their fn nils woio piesent m 

the l 

iifternoon 

ho 

Mrs Wil 

pr* sidoni -v\as in 

wag opened \\HL 

tbo 

tol 'luestl 1 

Ham A J i 

Tho meetni _r 

u. devotional ; i rlod comliu tci l>i 

Mi I Ljdia Mmuuib, with Mi - s 

Prtnt/ol lending in in.ijet Ihl-- 

was lollonLd bj the women flnj, 

wol) known iliuifli 

Tbo .irtiit) fur tht da> »fic 

Mru Ilcniy Dosterl. HIIO auj 

several bc.iutlful •clPc'inn, \li-f 

Jenn SihL.i, who plined tno pi 

ano numbcrq. Mist Mjiithn Mot 

fitt. who pu-senlLd two 

As Noise Makers 

4 Men and 2 Women Deny 

Creating Disturbance • 

Tour mrn and two wiitnen 

were fined $15 meli us TJCIIIE dls- 

onleib in'i )onoit 

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hid ilrlnMl from rhilii'lel|i|ila .îlii 

day evi'nintt and Kloppeil To • 

y tt and Klppel 

friend in Allanlli- Cilv 

sillying I here awhile, they dcclil- 

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the bcuoh until A 

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[Ocean Ci^ Soon 

Playeri from Ger- 

2y to Present Pag- 

eant in English 

WiSTUS* IN CAST 

iR PAST 29 YEARS 

action To Be Spon- 

„ j by Ocean City Tab- 

emacle Assoeiation 

,„ movinB, fternal drama of 

Paision aBd death of Christ 

1 .be presented in Ocean City 

Monday, TuesdaY and Wed- 

iyV Augmt 22, 23 and 24, 

the 32 world famoui Pal- 

Playere of the Freiburff 

from Germany preaent the 

rfacje on the camp meeting 

Hinds of the Ocian City Tab. 

ids Association, 

lousands of staRe and relia- 

followeia are expected to 

lir in the resort for this pre- 

.atlon By the famed German 

jup which wai itarted In the 

Hi town of Freiburg in 1204 

which the inhabitants have 

Jed on to the present day. 

Presented 330 Years Ago, 

Freiburg Passion Play was 

years before 

TO SING ON SUNDAY Spirit of 1917 

Is Needed Today 

Asserts Hoffman 

Leu Fault Finding, More 

Co-operation, Necessary 

to End Depression 

MOTOR VEHICLE HEAD 

CITES CHEERING NEWS 

MOTOR VEHICLE CHIEF 

Car License Receipts in the 

State $500,000 Ahead, 

He Tells Kwanlans 

lenowneii OberammerKau play 

lias since been portrayed .with 

tfe frequency • Jhttn the other 

»t spectacle. Freiburg was, a 

iv village then, but it now has 

pulatien of 200,000, and the 

is chosen from an array nf 

ilirly actors, trained for their 

j from ehildhood, 

•Adolf Fasanncht, world famous 

Vhli portrayal of the "Chris- 

|l" of the Play. *>m lea>• 

considerably larger man O>W of 

July, since visitors occupying ho- 

tels and rooming houses C~ 

Increase In about tbe same 

as those who establish " 

In cottage and aparttu. . 

Business men, alone certain 

lines at least, are also o$tbnlfc' 

tic, since now visitors mean. a. .new 

demand tor -merchandise, partic- 

ularly clotMng, household, sup- 

plies, seashore toys, and similar 

goods. 

Cancel War Debt, 

Says Phila. Man 

Banker Tells Rotary How 

To Restore Business 

'olice Nab 4 in 

Drunken Brawl 

Neighbor* Make Complaint 

in Colored District 

Cancellation of war debts by 

America as well as the rest of 

the allies would go far In quick- 

ly restoring prosperity, In the op- 

inion of Charles Lyon Chandler, 

manager of the foreign commer- 

cial department of the Corn Ex- 

change National bank, Philadel- 

phia, who addressed the Rotary 

Club at the Golden Galleon, Frl 

day .night- 

He pointed out that after w 

Napoleonic wars, England^ %%r- 

gavo 90 per cent of the d£btB 

owing her. 

-SNAP SHOTS— 

At The News 

iHOTB 

• Rum (nd religion don't njli, 

Mteoially when the fops are 

busy, 

I; .Neither do~"rum and poor 

IOrders, sayi the mayer. 

fcine Sunday sellers lost 

el profits ia police court, 

\ J|nrkeaf No. Eot Dogl etiM 

fnM 

ehftnM1Ie- 

em^ 

Cemetery, near Mer 

was well ipown here 

she was 

member. 

faithiur and 

Mr, and Mrs, CMrlei Waggoner, 

of Garmaniown, left Monday after 

a week end In the resort They 

plan to return soon and remain 

three weeks.., Mr,. iWaifone* is a 

ntominint attomi- 

"We'll paste 

•i'.ay," de- 

clared a youthim kiember of the 

Paperhanfers, "why, you should 

hear them old bucks 'wheeie' wh« 

they tried to run. We're going to 

have them wheeihn plenty to 

night." 

The Klwanians are not resting 

on their laurels, They have draft- 

ed iddle Kane, former star end of 

Notre Dame during the Knute 

Bockne regime, to coach the Ki- 

wanis team, which has been chal- 

lenged by Simms 'restaurant ani 

the Oermantown Boys' Club. 

If you want a good laugh, don' 

miss thK match; i,No admission 1: 

charged, " '' 

Hager Warns of 

Faulty Drains 

Assistant Health Officer To 

Investigate 

A warning to property owners, 

especially In the boardwalk dis- 

trict, who have loo»ely connected 

drainage pipes running from sinks 

and washstands, was issued yes. 

Urday by Harold Haier, assistant 

city health officer. 

Mr, Hager said ht had received 

several complaints and had, thru 

la own InvBsUgatiQn, found in- 

itances where such drainage pipes 

were either loosely connected to, 

tbe sewage system, or not con- 

nected at all, draining directly in- 

to the sand. 

In either case, he said, it was 

not long before foul odors were 

noticeable in the vicinity. 

The condition will not be tol- 

erated, he said, and he and Joseph 

Paul, plumbing Inspector, plan, a 

complete tour of •inspection to see 

that all conneotloni are properly 

made and in good working order, 

Porperty owners will bo notlfled 

to make needed repairs and if the 

order Is Ignored, prosecution will 

follow. 

Mr. Hager said ha had not found 

any instances of where iianltary 

sewer connections were not In 

proper condition, and said some 

people must nave the Idea thnt or- 

dlnary sink drains may be allowed 

ts run Into the s»nd, Draina of 

ttis type are just nu important as 

the others, he said, and must be 

connected properly, 

Now 

usrio 

HEALTH! 

Can Why 

Food,) 

Ocean CUy 

became enmeT 

th* uw Df -.., 

ness, dliorMrijr. 

ling or ' »imll|l» 

need expect no ' 

when they ! 

Mkg 

ssWtDC, 

ttte 

FOR BUJB ( 

•Good robber. 

Drive It » 

Aw* O. « 

Wny AV*.. 

IT. J. 

as a guest of her Blater. Mr*. 

ander S. Cor*, lltri at., and WM- 

ley av., left recently. tor north- 

western Canada, Brandon, IT " 

tob*. She will remain 

mmm:ju

DR, WHAJAAl 

Pastor of the Tabernacle 

Lutheran churqh, W. Phila- 

dolphin, who will preach at 

tht Strand .Theatre Luth- 

eran services Sunday night. 

urgan seleetio'ig will al.,o ha\e 

part in this service. 

"Spirit" To ^Subject 

of unusual 'In Christian Science Church 

""^S to I " S P' nt " ^ dl ta the subJe " ot 

Converted Jew 

To Tell of Work 

Evangelut to Preach at th, 

and Mr. Gat- ft"* 'KJXL? 11 ^"'hfjew, ""5 ' K^niwlW Isaac Freeman will 

! *« * fr BM ^lle^She^we be S a, "huHi lund? Fi [ 3 |4f resb i: te ^«n 

• e s e n t a f * * T h g j _ . _ t , « f « « « = e M . u n / T r n * . n _ ^ r t ' e m a n U a s a i l o f a N e w Y o r k 

Cttorch to 

'following from the Bible "0 

Lord, how manifold ^r* 1 th\ 

i works' in wisdom .hast thnu mailn 

THTSfM ~ I thim oil. the earth is full af th\ 

irt 6, being tha nfjiei, Thou gentlest forth thv 

Transfiguration, spirit, they are created ami thnu 

••elelmitlcm of thi r^newest the face of thi. earth 

tjtf S:S» a. m , (P-saims 104 24, 30) 

lltt Sunday after The Lessnn-Sermon .ilm in 

eluded the following p H=3gp from 

—, .*.,..„„..„.. | tlic Christian Sciencp textonnk, 

JBijCborml Eocharial and "Science and Health »nh l\>\ \ 

$?\ the êrlptUrCa" b\ Mal\ Ilatf 1 

' \ EvensonK and ad- Ejlilv "In .Chnrtian Science, S)ni 

, it* ai a proper noun, ii thn n inn 

m4 School meets 1B tho of the Suprnmn Brinjj It mpan" 

5:30 Sunday mornings . qsantity and qiulitj, i\v\ Minlie 

3»* "Tided and the in 'e^t-lusively to Cnd The modif\ 

"' '• li supplemented "if dfrnstrtes of the word -nini 

fark to Interest tho 'refer only to quality, not to God" 

^jmHool Is open toj(p 03). 

j of tte Tistfy are 

•notice that Ilio res 

ineeUng of the or- 

til ,be, held In the 

r on Tuesday, Aug- 

Lore" 

iTopk 

__ XCHCKt'H 

FjMMtft-WMLty air. Rev 

< H i o u t o C h r i s t i a n i t y a m i t h e w o r k 

h u ! H t l o i i i j l a m o n u t h i s J e w s , H e 

: i s a n a t i v e o f K o u m a n l a , f r o i n f t t o 

A m e r i c a i n I B M , a n d m a # h i s 

l i o m o I n N e w Y o r k C i t y , 

I M r . F r e e m a n a t t e n d e d t h e p u b - 

l i t s c h o o l s o f N e w a r k . H e t o o k 

i i u i n o - H o n f j t r a i n l m t a n d B i b l e 

j i l u d v n t t l i p M i . i s i o n a r v T - n i n l n K 

! I n s t i t u t e lit N y i ' f k , - ?•' '',, t h e 

I ' h i a U l H p h i a S i - h o u l n f • I I ' j e , 

| i i i i i | a t i l i e M o s t l y D i b i t ? J n , . t i - 

lilttj, 

'' He has a mossaKO for all Clnis. 

Huns nnd.those intfr»8teil in .the 

jjnws, perUinintT'to their iirestmt 

!ktiitiM nnd their relation to jh" 

lirilphnry of llit. Hililn. Thpîiiiti- 

l i i - iii c o r d i a l l y i n v i t e d t o a t t e n d . 

Pier Carl't Accom- 

modate Large Crowd* 

S u n d a y e v e n i n g , ' b e f o r e a 

! c r » w d t h a t e n t i r e l y r i l l e d t b o M u - 

s i c P o v l l l p n , t h e d o o r w a y s a n d 

w i p d o w i o u t u e o u t s i d e w i t h t a - 

t o r e s t e d l l i t e n e r i , t h e , O e e a n . C l t F 

C h o r n l S o c i e t y g a v e a n o t h e r d e - 

l i g h t f u l m u s i c a l p r o g r a m d u r i n g 

t h e I n t e r m i s s i o n t h a t b e g a n a t 

n i n e o ' c l o c k . T h e p r o g r a m l u s t - 

e d 4 0 m i n u t e s . 

F r o m t h e r e m a r k s a n d t h e a p - 

p l n u s e t i t t h e c o n c l u s i o n u f u a c h 

n u m b e r , i t w a s q u i t e e v i d e n t t h a t 

t h e e f f o r t s n f t h e s e s i n g e r s , w h o 

h a v e b e e n t r a i n e d u n d e r t h e d l > 

r e e l i o n o f M i s s L o u i s a T . O o f a q n , 

w e r e g r e n t o l y a p p r e c i a t e d , 

• T h e C h o r u i w a s a s s i s t e d b y 

I ' l i i l a d e l p h i a ' B c e l e b r a t e d t e n o r , 

D c r n a r d P o l a n d , w h o e n h a n c e d h i s 

• n i l ) w o r k b y a c o n c i s e d e s e r l p - 

i i o u o f t h e ^ n i e c e s h e w a s a b o u t 

i n a i a g . T h e p r o g r a m o p e n e d 

w l i h a c l i o r i i s r e n d i t i o n o f t h e 

t a r a o u s " H a l i e l u j a h C h o r u s " f r o m 

t h e . M e s s i a h , w r i t t e n b y H a n d e l . 

T h e K t j p r u n o B o i O B w e r e b e a u t i f u l l y 

R I I I I M b y M i s s C o r a o n . 

T h i s w a s f o l l o w e d b y t w o t e n o r 

s o l o s , " D r i n k t o m a o n l y w i t h 

T h i n e e y s a , " a n d ' P a s s i n g B y , " 

b y P o l a n d , 

T h e . C h o r u s » a n j s t h e a r r a B B e . 

m e n t " I n f l a m n i a t u s " l a t h e O r a - 

t i i r i o " S t a b a t M i l t e r " b y R o s a l n i , 

m i d s i x w o m e n s a n g t h e t r i o " L i f t 

T h i n e l i y o s , " a r r a u g i i d e s p e c i a l l y 

f o r w o m e n ' s v o i c e s . T h e s i n g e r s 

w e r e : M i i s ( . ' o r a o n , , \ J i s s C r a w - 

f o r d , M r s . . M a r i o n T r o u t M u r p h y , 

M r s . T h e o d o r e r i a e l i r a n , . M r s . 

O s i n b l e a n d . M r s . N o r m a n H a i g , 

M r . P o l u n ' ! t l i e i i s a n g a w l e e - 

l l o t i f r o m t h e O p e r a , " D i m G i o - 

v a n n i . " f o l l o w i n g w i t h n s e l e c t i o n 

w r i t t e n b y A n d r e a L ' h e n l o r , 

T h e ( i l i o r u a c o n e l u d e d t h e e v e - 

n i n g ' s p r o g r a m b y g i v i n g t h a t 

f a m o u s " S e x t e t t e f r o m L u c i a " a r « 

r a n g e d i n c h o r u s f o r m w i t h s a - 

c i r e d w o r d s , k n o w n n s " S w e e t t h e 

M o m e n t s . " T h e c h o r u s , c o m p o s e d 

o f a p p r o x i m a t e l y B O v o i c e s , w i l l 

b e h e a r d a g a i n i n t h e M u s i c . P a - 

v i l i o n . S u n d a y e v e n i n g , A u g u s t 2 1 . 

U r c t t t c r e d i t n o e s t o M i s s C o r . 

s o n f o r h e r s o l o s a n d u n t i r i n g e f - 

f o r t s I n I r a i n i n K t h e c h o r u s , M r . 

l ' u l a n d l o r h i s s o l o w o r k n n d t h e 

l i ' i i i l i i i j n f t h e c h o r U B - t u e t n b e r s 

i i m l M i t w I l u i l i H a r b u r , P h l l u d p l - 

l i l i i a a C T i i n i p i i i i i s i , w h o i l l h e r U B - 

i i i i l ( T i M i i l a l d e n i a n n c r . l u e s i d e d a t 

t . h e p i a n o . 

at 10-30 a 

of the Lord's 

administered. The 

jMh on 'The End- 

at U:4e a, 

Auto Show Brought 

Results Says Silsbe 

I J o h n N S i l s b e , l o c a l w i n d e r 

o f t h e C o m m e r c i a l G a r a g e , r e - 

p o r t e d t h i s w e e k t h a t t h t , r e s u l t s 

o f t i e a u t o s h o w c o n d u c t e d taj l > i = 

H t m a t c o n t e n t i o n h a l l , 6 t h n t 

I a d d b o a r d w a l k , l a s t s e e k , w e r e 

I v e r y s a t i s f a c t o r y 

j " S n * e n c a m " ] j e K a W " w e n 

s o l d d i r e c t b f r o m t h e f l o o r a n d 

W e e i n c c i a t e a s t a s c o r e o t a n . 

' d i l l o n a l s a l e s w i l l r e - u l t I t l 

e s t i m a t e d t h a t I B n n o ^ p e r s o n i i v i - 

I t e d t h e e x h i b i t i o n " 

M r S i l s b e e x p r e s s e d h i , t h a n k 

t o t h e c i t y c o m m i n s i u n e r n f u r t h e n 

c o o p e r a t i o n m m a k i n g t h e j f T . i r 

p o s s i b l e 

ol mug and 

i O'clock. Toe pan- 

on "la Paradise". 

TVcdnesday at 

;^ for Men 

!> Sermon Topic 

ady and able to 

, tKls day as they 

ol ytars ago? 

/to men azex ajro 

n. he has .given 

Wliat sort of 

! for today? 

and others 

. of thi (|er- 

d'i equipment lor 

be delivered at 

chuith Sunday 

,.',Wffliain A. Boyd. 

mS" infonntnL- 

'mtqect foi the 

monring service 

«oto 

a tfcr «oto 

emption"; and 

b* CoUn OM- 

e.'r-and "Po3-' 

lent and 

by, fli# 

Resort Visitor Off 

On Tour of Europe 

Mirs Sfary Todd rampbell, 

dauirhter of Mrs John Campuell, 

both frequent resort \i itor-, ul 

ed Thursday niominjr from v e\v 

Jbrk for London, on the Biemen 

Ills.? Campbell will not return u i 

til mid-September, snendinir OIL 

intenm tounnB the British Isles 

and the continent 

Mrs. Campbell. Miss Tmma Tudil. 

Mrs Husiell Tod.l Vester Bn I 

dBUEhteF, Patricia, and Wilbara 

Todd, of Philadelphia, were all- 

day guests of Sfre Joêohme Todd 

AUora and daughter, Betty, jes- 

tetday. The AJcorn. are sum- 

here at 837 Central av 

SLui^hter Back at 

Home After Mishap 

Auscmblynian ETana G Slaugh- 

ter, who wag Injured In a motor 

ear accident several weeks ago, 

returned home Friday (rom the 

West Jersey Roipltal, Camdin He 

Ii recuperaUng at his home at 

Wlldwood Gardens 

(Mr», William Tetlow entertain- 

jd at lnncheon and dinner. Mis= 

Hla -Rittenhonse Hetiel, of fier- 

rtantowa, and MB, Mane Hen- 

1f Is, ot Oak lane. 

Girl Born Here 21 

Years Ago Hostess 

Miss Madeline McLau^hlin, of 

West Philadelphia, who is reskl- 

! 'nit with her parents, Mr, anil 

. Mrs. William McLauglilln, at "07. 

'Bth fit,, for the summer, gave a 

I beach nartv on Saturday t\igtit 

! celebratina her 21st birthday an- 

nh'ersary. She was born in Oc- 

can Cltv, 21 years ago, on July 

27, and hai spent every summer 

here since. 

Among: those present at tlic 

Darty wire: Jephine McLamrli- 

lin, Maraaret Frazler, Ethel pra- 

?.ior, Elizabeth Small, Mririo 

Cramp, A^nes Rizzotte, Mnry 

Little, William MeLauBiilin, 3T. 

•losiah DuBois, Huth ^chlinni-' 

HDrbert Knight, Jack Frazier, Jr. 

James Irwin, .Jr., George Mer- 

shon, Harry Sehrlli, Bill McKee, 

Mr, Southall is in the bahklnB 

biisine.is In Philadelphia, 

IS-Day Excuriions 

NIAGARA FALLS 

Round Trip 

From Ocean City 

Fridays, SalurdavH 

To September 24, inc. 

Tlckeii good in Pullman can 

on payment ol uiual chargei. 

Far daiallt and ttms af frllni. 

cnniult TiefcM Aicnti 

Atk far FcsldiH 

Pennsylvania Railroad 

(StiBft from P»m Ope) 

in Anisrlw iptalUnB tnetf pa»ti 

Ih German, but the foree of the 

Uraniu was so overwhelminK that 

It is iaW to Mv# h«W those who 

did not understand the German 

t 

Kirby Estate Left 

All to His Widow 

Kenneth K. Kirby, late commis- 

sioner, nf Wililwood, who died on 

July 21, as the result of a mo- 

tor car accident, .left IIIH entire 

estate 1o his wife. Mae, accord- 

to his will which was entered for 

probate in the 'surroffate'a office, 

Wednesday, 

No Inventory of the sitaie svas 

filed. 

Sale 

ASHED 

i! I U1 

ADD. PA9S.3ctACH- 

ORT FERRY 

< to ti>î 

have witnessed the Freiburg Blay, 

Played All 0r Europe, 

The Freibure Players pMsented 

the Passion Play before a total 

of 180,000 people in two weeks 

engagement at the Krug fark 

Bowl, in St, Joseph, Mr,, and the 

MuniciDal Theatre, in St, Louis, 

The company "has covered Marty 

every laifft .city in Beleium, 

France, Switzerland, Holla'0, It- 

aly, Austria, Hungary, IVain, Bn- 

gland and Germany in a recent 

tour which required five years. 

The present American tour of 

the Freiburff players, who Arrived 

in New York, Tuesday, will eom- 

mence at Reading, Pa,, and then 

they will coma to Ocean City. 

Three evenine performances and 

a single matinee are planned for 

the engagement here, just a week 

previous to the annual nanip 

meeting of the Tabernacle Asso- 

ciation, 

Memhurs of Original Cast, 

The 32 players who come to 

Ocean CitV are members of the 

original cast which has been 

playing towther for nearly n de- 

oade, with Fassnacht, of course, 

the oldest trouper, 

On» hunilrel Ocean City resi- 

dents will be needed to stage the 

production, Dr, William K, Pish- 

er, of the Tabernacle Association, 

said yesterday. Local people who 

are willlne to act as extras in 

support qf the German east which 

carries the entire spoken end of 

the drama, should s'irnify their 

intention to Dr. Fisher at tiio 

Tabernacle crounils, hetWPeli Oth 

and Oth stfi., at Asburv av. 

To Avoid Muzzle 

Nnt Afmid of Dog Catch- 

«j Couldn't Catch Hiim 

"Doe" has ' at lait iurTendored 

to the law. Since his owner, 

Coleman Chance, lias compelled 

Doe to wear a muzzle when ho 

is outdoors tni8 popular canine 

favorite of 12th st, and the bay 

li miisea by many of hia trlenda 

In this vicinity, for Doe spends 

much of hi§ lime indoors rn'iher 

than appear In Hie haled niuzale. 

For the pait flvo years Doc has 

eluded the best efforts of Ihe lo- 

cal dog catchers who have tried 

uniuccesifully every wile lo get 

their nets over Doc's head. 

juit recently 'ihe dog catchers 

thought they had him. The} 

blocked him in 12th Hi. ai Bay av. 

Doc slowly retreated until he 

reached Chance's wharr. Just us 

one of the catchers tossed liic net 

Doe dove into the bay. Swimming 

across Beach Tlioroughroie, hi> 

rested on an island until ilu il'i 

catchers gave up waii.ng KM ii = :.i 

to return. 

Bo it isn't tliat Doc is slowinB 

up but hfs owner decided that 

hereafter Doe must be a law-abid- 

ing dog. Muzzle or otherwise. Doc 

makes no effort to hide hia dls- 

tate for dog eatehera. 

Silas Agnes Wnrtors, of Balti- 

more, recently ulft Ocean' City 

after HUendinir an enjoyable va- 

cation here. 

Drives Oar on ^ 

P«vingi Hned $10 

Harry K, Carl, boardwalk res- 

taurant m, was .fined IJO by 

SraglBtrate • George D, niehardR 

RIonday on qhargei brought by 

City ConimisslODor John E, Trout 

of interfering with a city pav- 

ing operation at the end or Sth 

Carl pleaded guilty tn the 

charge, but gave as his OXCIBBB 

that he hud been in a hurry to 

'take, a load of eggs into ills place 

f bi uikly as iossi 

•II» In „„ 

marked, when the 

nounced the *' 

111', .. 

Meridn •and 07 

City, entertained „.. 

Arthur MiddendMfl '" 

Iil*nd, N, Y... and ' 

ran, of Detroit, i" ' 

past weeK, Other 

of buslneis ft* quickly as i,ussi. «re, Mr, and Mrs. 

of bun q 

blq for Homo waiting cuslonwrs. 

Commlsloncr Trout testified tnat 

tho street liaa been blocked on 

one aide to [protect the navlriff nl- 

ready laid, nnd that Carl drove | 

right over the new pav, ia, re-j 

gnrdless Of the commUHiimer's 

standlnB la the road imd mderliiH 

him to stop. 

Trout said he jiimiicd mi thn 

ninnlng-board of the gar and t»ld 

Carl to trtlte Hiis enr nut «' !hs 

street end, but that Hie rciit-iur- 

Btit man kept on going »o that 

he had to jump off, 

Carl sold Mr. Trout hud not 

, , and Mrs, eH 

bars, of Overbrook,P«"- 

Zimmerman, of Wayne, K' 

Tebbinfi and son, Wilkif*' 

berth, Pa, 

LIFE 

INSURANCE 

ROY E, DARBY 

EQUITABLI LIFE AiSURANCE 

iOCIITY 

604 Central Av«, Phone 111 

OFFERING 

JA COMPLETE 

AND ACCURATE 

OPTICAL SERVICE 

Eye examinations b/ experfenced 

spite a I deetors. An aceurats #yt^ 

sight igt vice, under the direct 

supervision @f experts, at a 

moderntt fee. Thirty yean prac- 

tte^ in Atjafltie City, 

AeÛFiite igns replagirnent and 

frame fitting, and rapid opt lea! 

repairing by skilled optielflns. A 

eomplete scrvfeg in one efflee. 

Dr. L. W. BETTS & Sons 

OPTOMETRISTS 

1708 Atlantic Ave 

ATLANTIC CUT. N. J. 

Dial 8-1131- 

Christian Science 

SM BIOHTM - 

Branch of The 

T h e F l P i t C h u p t i 

ontlit, in 

Sunday Morning 

it Dsyghty, ThiMr*, 

fi hi, ( ne ( ar , B »»^«i«lL .-,-, 

Subject ot l-e«ioh,|»S|iB, ii 

AUOUST 7th_ " ' 

" S P I R I T " 

Sunday School a) ^g^| 

at 508 Bth it 

Teitlmonlil Meeting 'ft 

netday at 1 p. 

Reading room open Dil 

The Public 

ANY WAI 

Repaired 

and 

Cleaned 

Material ana 

Cryltal 

Guarantied for QM ^ 

Al! Crystals lie and L_ 

ATLANTIC CUT BIT 

WATCH CO. 

37 8. TENNIilB? AV 

ATLANTIC eitV 

I. ISUOIN 

Formerly MB Aibury *», a { 

OCEAN CITTf 

TABERNACLE 

ASSOCIATION 

Sth to 6th Sts. 

Asbury to Wesley Avei, 

Sunday, August 7th 

Preaching at 10i4i a, m, 

and iMB p, m. by 

Rev. W, Galloway TyMn 

Pastor Calvary M. E. Church, 

Phll.idnlphlii 

Solas by GEORGE HIROSE, 

Japaneis Baritone 

(and four special (election! at 

the evening iervlee) 

iong Service at 7:10, led by 

WALTER 0, EDBQWEl 

Cornetltt and iong Leader 

A u t o E n t r a n c e — A s b u r y A v e . r h e . 

t w e e n I l h B i i d 6 t h S t r s e l i i — D r i v e 

i n : n m p l e p a r k i n g s p a c e f o r w a r . 

• h l p p e n . 

CHARLES O, READ, 

President 

READ. 

MONTELL 

REALTY 

CO. 

Real Estate—Mortgagei 

INSURANCE 

Second Plnnr 

ncean City National Bank 

EXPRESS BUSES 

TO 

PHILADELPHIA 

Leave Ocean City Temiinal * 

ITH AND ATLANTIC AVINUIS ' 

At (MB, 6:45. Bi45, 1:41, 10i45 A, M,j 1j!«, 

8HS, 3i4|, i,4l, 7:41 Wtek dayi. Addition. 

II buses on Sunday! and holldayi. M 

serviee en Sunday nlghfl. 

iUMMBR SCHEPULE NOW EFFEETIVI 

FOR INFORMATIpN 

Telephone, Ocean City 1296 * ^î 

THF 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 

OF OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

KatabliHhyd January 1, 1002 

i • 

Better Signs For 

Better Times 

Throughout the nation, encouraging signs multiply, 

vwth reopening of factories in many lines, and the 

employment of thousands of men. 

The .winging of the pendulum upward means a 

alow, steady return to more normal condition.. In 

many waya, a sounder foundation ha. been estab- 

luted for prosperity than existed before, a. men 

have learned ^he basons of adversity. 

This country today has an abundance of everything 

except work and confidence. Every bit of 3 

n^contnbute, it, share toward restoring public 

confidence and restoring employment. The.e en- 

couraging signs art harbingers of better time. 

UEIV www* ^ 

iy Fines of $15 

Investigator Buys 

is Evidence 

confronted wlttf evidence 

iBturmer 

tff0 

f o u r B o a r d 

f o u n d B U i l t j 

t r i o c i t y o r d i n a n c e r e - 

' l u n d a j s e l l i n g n n d w e n 

B B B C H u y M . i B l b t r a t B 

n H i L h a r d s j a s B t r d u j 

who receii ed 

o t l i e r a 

a n s w e r to the 

r casB 

moni 'o 

.m 0118 - 

i and tie other had a benen 

Cnriasyed for Ws arrest for 

- *»--• gunimons 

•luisril, ETldend 1 

FieiTof the casBB heard jen 

LrtiB dLftndant wosconfrnnl 

in thr fyrm t i 

bought in his ,turi. 

t ^ u t i n a l f a t e m a s d i » 

~ ~ c t t h i . i n i R l - t r n t e d e c l a r e d 

o f t h e s a m e d e f e n d t n i « 

b e f o r e h i m a g a i n o n 

n e " c h a i f , i . tic- w i l l m a k e t h i 

S 4 \ i e r a n d r e e o m n i e n d i £ \ 

, O f t h i m c i c h a n V s m e r t l l i i 

a c t i o n f m s e c o n d r f f t n i 

u r o h i l w t t i n - n i L r t l i i n i 

f d o i n K b u « n c s o l j n v k i n i l 

r J I a i i I ' l l m i l l > « t O u l l t t . 

8 r s t c i - i . h e a r d y o s l c - r c h n 

I t l u t o f L i r l N e w k i r k p r o 

o f a l u \ - h o p i t 7 6 8 

, , i a l k N t « k l r k p l e a d e d n o t 

! " o f l t h e g l t m n d t h a t h o h i d 

H i t g a l e h u t t h a t i t 

u i i d e h \ o n e " u f h i 

W i l l u - l m o f P h i l 

» h o b o u = h t a I i J t i n t h t . 

p o n S u n i l n » h | l K » " r i i I n K i n 

a c t i o n w i t h t h e p o l i c e t e h t l 

N e n W ' I t h a d b e e n i n t i n 

, a t t h i t l m r . a n d t h a t U n 

'; h a d t a k i n h e r b e h i n d a c u i 

l i n t n e n n i o f t h e t e j r . t u 

U i c f , i i » ' l s m d m a k e t h r 

Daily excursions Between Ocean' 

City and Philsdelphm wen an I 

nouncid yeNtenlay b\ the IOLUI 

PeniiHjhania Railroad nfFiLP Far ' ' 

meriy ,n etieit urt Sumia^ oni>,'Atlantic City Man Hulled 

t h e r o u n d - t r i p r a t e s u f f 1 2 5 t u ' 

B r o a d n t ^ U t i o n a n d $ 1 0 0 t o t h e 

M a r k e t „ ! w h a r f j p p h HUM. u n t h 

d a d \ a n d S u n d a \ 

T h e r x c u r s i u n I n k i t w i l l b L 

R o o d o n a n v t r i m S u m U ) a n d o n 

Brkgi Arrest 

Out of Line, Say Copo 

tital Within 10 days And Recure'a 

revereal sf the ennvietlon In 

court 

' It" would not bo so Imd if 

thc-t. drunkm dn\irs ôultl only 

break their own neika or hmiish 

their own car^ lint they jra j 

mtn.iie to e\cr\ c-hilil and jiernon 

ftho eomtB JII iout let with the 

highway," lie pointrd out 

Huff j^n_dfi)loi 1 

PLrîin^TTrvinB' to 

let 

Play at Ventnor 

Carey, Hughes, Hammond 

in Venlnor Toumey 

R av ri 

Lahnr Das, mil 

d 

un iprtain trains, 

i p i 

ic i 

1 i 

nl 

n^llili 1 nr Clerk. 

vim asktd b> 

HIchntlh whether he con 

him tlf lPapunsible fm 

IOIIN nl hi-, clerk and hi 

th il ht w The- line 

lowd Hilhoul addition il 

[tat. 

IHIiam T MmrlB prtipneinr m 

Bliop il 'W -Hoirdwall 

led = ii111 % md in ulo no it 

[ to di fi nil himself 

tilt 11 huh vmn pin i li 

I hj Mr Si ilhilm it tin -im 

igph Mi irj HO noudw ilk 

I he r»e i hi- i XLU-L ih ii 

:ould n i iicar lo net i w 

lUltlt on IhL '« lUt \» uli 

[kcrchirf uud lhat hu luiild 

to 1-11 them 

[Snt Opfn tm liiixlniv 

: m i d h i » n n n o t i i d l j 

j b u > , i n i b u t i i ' s i d t i n 

( h e M m f u r r h a n s i n i - 

t n M I h i i t h i n n ' U 

n l l t j I n l i n i h a i p t 

| e t Q r J o s e p h p r o p r i e t o r 

a l i o p a l 1 ( 1 1 0 B n n r d w a l t H I I 

, a n o t u i l l M l i l n m d •" i d i 

I t Q U i p r o i i I o f m n u i r n c r u n 

T A l l t l i l i n n c o u n t e d t n t i n 

t r a r i o m d c t a i l 

c o f t b r t i a u 

B a l d I n - p p h , « ' s o o n a = 

• m t e r c d I h o s t o r e c a l l e d t o « B 

l i t a n t I n i l u r e m t n p u t t h e 

out I h i d o m w 1 ^ t lnut d 

m , a l i t m l m d h i . l u n i d r r i 

i r t i n t h i ' h i d t n I n t n r 

I l i 11 M l s t r a i n s ! U l L l T t t I . I 

[ o o S u m h \ b h r « I - , i l .• 

H C l e d i I n b e n i i r u l i i l i o m 

[ s i n g U i p p i f k a ^ e o l f e i t o i t 

ahc lert tin ^hnp 

Ben. h y\ nrnuit Nsucd. 

I blnch w u i int ^"i^ IKÛ. d fm 

1 arre.t 11 ( arl P Mi limit 

ISsardu ilk sjin failed tn IJJ 

ease of Mrs. May Nelson, 

stress of a woracn'B apparel 

) it 1006 Bqardwalk, was post- 

" until Monday morning nt 

squofit on the plea that she 

be out of town on Iiusi- 

untll (hat time, 

of the defendantR had mi 

y to leprese'ht liim in 

| mil of secrecy is hiine arouiid 

Htid Mrs. Wilhelm by polieP. 

i Only liiformatron gives aboiil 

wa« that they are fi'oiu 

elnhia and are aaBiBtina the 

in tlioir campaign Agntnst 

I law violators, 

niiio i(j» 

^ptain or Detectivea Hobert 

Intimated that the 

remnln here and jjrrasibly 

I further assistance in the po- 

|in future. 

are mrt rcprotientlng any 

or blue law society, eilh- 

|i«re or in Phlladelprila, he 

rted, ulthough the el'ty desk 

Philadelphia newspaper yea- 

iiiformed the writer that 

ir, Wilhelm, of thai eity, was 

Ptriet blue Iriw cuforrer,, and 

i It was rumored In lliat eiij 

• he and his wife lind cnnip In 

»B City, 

Police Bail 

Opens Tonight 

—^—, * 

' Continues Tomorrow 

ht; Burman in Charge 

ball for the ihenent of the 

'Olman'i Benevolent Aiiocla- 

i will be held tonight and to- 

pew night In Convention Hall, 

i «, and the Boardwalk, 

fo» affair -will be eondueted by 

lutinant Harry Burniaii, ^rho ii 

ptir of ceremonies ^n( a popii 

Ô-pieee oreheitra from Mill 

Ii scheduled to play from B 

'• to 1 a. m. 

«cial prices will lie given 

for novelty dances, and 

will h*i valuable dooi am' 

an prizes awarded' Him 

e evening. 

•U.danco Is the ninth annual 

*f tho aaeoclatlon nnd the 

mlttei) promlBeg It will Ire tho 

•»ver staged. , , 

THE. CLASSIFIEDS 

a d v o r t i S L c l , l u n n t t h e w e e k 

Negro Held For 

Court After Raid 

West Av, Man Under Bail 

For Grand Jury Action 

John Golpi 'D inlcirel of 'M'l 

NSi^t »\ v, m litld Tcjr tht (Hit 

M i\ I Olllltv (.mild ]1IM Illicit I 1 

1011 bill \\ Mltlfti ill l.eorî 1) 

Riilurd** \ tiidi\ on rl iirf,i , ot 

finalist Jll nul Uaiiipoi t itlon nt 

llquoi 

1 lilt i otliii n* 3 NriH H ULiupnnl^ 

"F tilt i u wliifh liiiki \\ ia drh 

nil, iniu tmn Ucdiir d i> ni^ht 

will I I i I $ 0 ru i uli 

md a lallith « i, rin.il f 1U IB i 

dl uidi i h pi i un 

Polui pi nine 1 t\wi pUlorm nf 

Lllrf.i J lHium Hi s ^ ml tin ^ 

mind in tiuki ^ in u him liuldtn r 

li i mint i"! *3t\irii empt\ bî 

Im vac il loiniil in tin nr 

hndli D ill ml J ill jmiiiii 

I hren Hinn Jll of 'I i4 Wet 

a \ H u l i t * ' m d I l t l n H i r v r \ I 

i t t t h r s u m i d d n 1 * w e r e c h i r } - 

e i l « i l l i t j t s o f j i m s i i u t l u n m d 

di n i l i d * hen t h i > w ere n o t 

p r o \ u l d i i n ill i h p i r s o n " A l i c e 

M i l l i n e i i o f t h e ^ c ^ t 1 \ a d 

die o w m lined | 1 U 

P i i l m l l l P K n l t i n t o n e u f t h e 

o c c u p a n t s o t t i n c a r h a d a t t t n i p t 

i d t o u p e t t i n b o t t l i n o f l i q u o r 

i t i u \ t h . r v i d e n i e w h i l e 

I h t I n l i l n n e w i h i n i t , d r h r n 1 t i 

t h n li ill I U I ' h i m i . v, t i o d i d 

t f l i - , w i s i n n i i l i n t i f i e d I t i v i a 

t e ^ t i f n d (li t n m n f t i n o i r u 

p i n t s v, i i n l i i n l t n l n r n o i \ 

n n i i r ^ m i i n l i i i u u h e n n n t P t l 

latoi ^ 

I ' o i r a u s i n i i h e a d a n l o l l i 

i o n u n t h e O c e a n ( I t j B n m c i i H l i t p n i t u u o f ) I L 

P o i n t m a d y e o t c r i l a j a t l i i n o m i I u s e i n i l u e n r e w i t h 

l o h n F i e e f a 2 0 l o l o i e d o t * 

A n t i n a s A l l i n t i t , L i t J n m n 

l i i w i l u n d e r | 2 0 0 b a l l f j j p o l l i 

f u i a h e a r i n g t o m o i r o ? i n n u n 

o n i e h d r g e o f r e c k l e ^ g d m i 

I h e c h a r g e » n a m i i d e b ^ M I » J 

I l c l p n V a m i l b o f W i h i n s t u n 

I I C u t i o i l l l e p e a t l u l t P r e i 1 1 

j m l l e d t o t h n s i d e o f a l i n e o ' 

i i r t - ft t n e U h i d b e e n h i l t e d b } 

l w o l k e r f u r t h n b r i d g e e n i i i p a n v 

m d r t r u i k h e r e i r 

H U P i n I i i i i K t i u r t i o i i j o b n t t l i e 

n i d i o t t b o l o a d m i l ) o n e 

t i i t f l r w a i l l i m i d s h e m i d 1 b e 

h i i d j j e \ n r k i a t l i u r K e n t t r a f 

t u w n v t d a h i i d t h a l i n t u t i u - 

l o i n l n t , t o w a i d t h i s n r j M l -, 

S n u t l i \ u% , \v ben the I id I 

[L!1 llnm tin inti of C hami's 

bolt wharf at ]2lh st and the b iy 

sctirdiy lflernuon 

John IiflirtJ ot 7J7 E Wood- 

littn a\ , Gei m intuwn who la 

summer hire at 1212 Bay av, »BB 

billing out 1 ro» "bnat about 30 

eet troni the w hart when he 

beard a spins 

htonpini his vvork, he turm 

iiourid and lould BPM b> tba rip 

pies that aumttllin(5 of laiBe si?a 

hid tallen into the •« iter off the 

end of the duck and watching, 

mi a fnv [seconds IIK did not see 

it 1 is .appear nr the surface 

qmrklv unlUlii, the rnn boat 

LnflnU pubhe-d off imi ruwid tin 

ihuit distance lo the sput, nnme 

hateH di\ed u\Prbudi'il fully 

lnthpd He o in lurntP|i the hoy 

lbout six teit b, low thi hlirtlie 

md brought him up, after \\ hiih 

je "wain to tbi dt)i k îtb hl§ 

burden 

J ht lid v.n. B ilmiiBt exll lusted 

md Llffertv took him home He 

tid nni ltliin how the buy (,ut 

in the water 

411huU(,h I affn tv w IT modest 

in telling hi blolj utlier iieugik 

In the -UuniH ot tin wharf Ûa 

hi hud ie c iued Qevrril utbe 111 

on 1 * from dluwnin^ in the •- imp 

waj this \eu and last 

Boy Surprised to 

Find He Waa Lost 

Fl\ n seal old riinle Hotn , 

wlio i^ feumminnp; lure wa loî 

to hi paiillU hu h\t houi Mini 

da\ ittiinuin 1 hull mot hi 1 

ihdn't te him fiom 1 p in until 

0 p 111 mil it %s 1 in in inn 

tinn Pulici, nei(.'hlioi 4 th_ m 

formation burr 1 u pli*nt nil 

KUUld pari-nl^ .01 nut InliJ. tt\ 

injr to hud him lUenritt I11N b 

wi h lung tht turn of hi lid 

It the Gcimlntnwn Mm { liil 

Amid thi jo^ jnrt ri itement of 

hi^ return, thirle^ looked it 

thim wondiriiH U mil ri markid 

I wasn't loo id " 

Saturda\ sv 1 1 hu \ il ii it 

thi infoimatioii buiiau I xacth 

eijyht elnlillen In 1 nue ^pp iritPil 

from then 11 irent At one tinit 

the\ %viri all ftLftping, but thanks 

to nnil\ mil mi tun bnoks, the\ 

weiP comforli d unt* thr IPJOU 

mothers called mi Iheii ^tl nlllh 

Three resort tennis playerl 

prohablv will enter the Middle At- 

olTnlaH 111 re-, [antic tennis championships, com- 

mencing at Ventnoi Monday 

Fre»h Tram an escellent show 

ii e; in tlie Gape M iy county tour- 

'numini at Cape May, where he 

»a>i rumiLr uo last siek, Lew 

Carej, af L fayette, will head the 

I Ocean City invasion of the Vent- 

noi court*. 

I Hubert HuRhe-, former captain 

of the local high school tennis 

-quad and number of tlie Pen 

nrmtton I'rfp turn, 1 another re 

sort favontp who is Riven a good 

chance at Vrntnor Both of theê 

player are senior , while the lone 

Ocean Cltv entrant • in the Mid 

die Atlantic iunior tournev will 

be William Hammond 

Frank Fiali, who played at the 

cit% Lourtt all last summer, prob- 

abh will be on the seeded hit of 

favorites in thL Ventnor play 

I Fiala w as defeated in the final 

18 yeai old rpund ihen ,a,t >(,ar b% Wplle 

the liti of pVIln _ a£ Ea^t Orange 

of 

Hold Reunion Soon 

A p l a c e i n w h i c h t o h a v e t h e 

f o u r t h n n n u i l r e u n i o n o f t h e O i 

e a n P i t y l U K h x e h o o l c l a B i o f " 2 8 " 

w i l l b e c h o s e n b > t h e c l a i s c o m 

m i t t e i h e a d e d b j H o w a r d G o r 

d o m w h e n i t m e e t s a g a i n i n t h e 

da*! 

address to Wt mr , 

told of the time and "place of. the 

reunion. His ttdflress is )U At- 

lantic Bv 

Af$ In other years, soVeral prom- 

inent iptakeri win ba prfgeift at 

thi gBt-togatter Bids Save al- 

ready baen rioBtvtfl from oevcral 

leading hotels here, and the de- 

tails will be announced as soon 

as possible, lie §aya 

Resort Bowlers 

Beat Wildwood 

For thi secend consecutive time, 

the Ocean City bowling tiara van- 

quished the Wlldwood heaven cm 

the Plajland alleys, fith it and 

the Boardwalk, Wednesday night 

by a margin of 145 Bins, The 

final icores were 2687 for the 

victors, to 2542 for the visitors 

All members of the local team 

turned in Rood pertormaniei 

which helped along the final tally 

while the Wildwood outfit was 

subiugoted by one star, Ban! 

Ntellar Philadplphian, who did all 

the work but failed to hurl his 

outfit to victory. 

The scores Oeean Ofy 

Blum, 1SS—ifiG—223, 

Smitn, 117—189—188 

Atiama, 171—824—201 

17G—13B—170 

17S—1 fiii—208 2CS7, 

Wildwood 

Sanderson, 1BG—125—182 

Husrhei, 172—168—148, 

Levan, 18fi—172—162 

Bickel, 148—13G—171 

Rirn, 205—224—176—2642 

G o r d o n , s / b o p r e s i d e n t o f 

•* M r a n d M r s Q e o r g e D e h a n n 

a n d s o n o f P h i l i d o l p h i a , a r e h e r e 

a l l w e e k a s j u o s t a o f M r s H e l e n 

Bur! 

FRIEDEBERG'S 

'Tha Lfaiilng JEWELERS of Atlantic City" 

1532 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

Diamonds .* Watches .• Jewelry 

won 

CASH or CREDIT 

NO INTEREST—NO FINANCE CHARGES 

n f T s p r m g 

' T h e i e i i h n i d h i d a y t h a t 

» o m e i h i l d i s n o t f o u n d t h r u t t l L 

h i m U l ' - l i d M r ? S u t l n n , - f t h o i s 

i n t h e n f f i c f 

The best food for them 

« , . and the least expensive! 

THEY Item to be alwayi on the 

go— those youngilcrB al youri! 

Hacing and running every 

minute of their playttme till you 

really wontler where they get io 

much energy. If you feed them 

wiiely they'll alwayi have that 

bnuniileM vigor. 

Pure, freih inllk il the boit 

food you can give them. It pro- 

vides energy for work and play 

and huildi up the iturdy ilrenflh 

that throwi off Bickneis. Chll. 

dren__Bnd grown-ups too — 

who hove plenty of milk to 

drink, Blny well and Itrong. 

Best of all, this perfect food 

is inexpeniive to use, Irt a help 

in oooking, too, and you'll find 

|i makea big iavingi in your 

foodbUlB. 

§upplee Milk — hacked by a 

century oj confidence —h the 

best you can buy- • • r&one 

Ocean City 225. 

Uam to flUMPTY DVMPTf and M. £. 

people, Monday, Vedneidar, Friday, ; 

5.45 ID 6.00 P. M. (D. S. T.) orer 

6.00 P. M. (D 

TTU--WFAH and WFC 

BLATT'S AUGUST 

"TURE SALE 

Savings of 20% to 50% 

A Life-time Opportunity to Buy Furniture That 

Ranks in the Very Highest Degree at Prices 

That May Never Be Equalise! Again! 

Our Budget Payment Plan 

An eaiy way lo take lull advantage of the mar- 

velous savings in the Furniture Sale For instance- 

On $100 Puiehanes Pay as Little as $10 Down- 

Balance In Small W-^'v Sums, 

Buy Furniture NOW! 

Ne\ei befoie tould money be invested to such 

piolituble advantage in voui home Buy foi futuia 

deli\eiy in the August Furniture Sale 

Make a Small Deposit and We Will Hold 

Your Purchaies for Later Delivery 

t 

'-•••i 

SUPPLEE MILK 

BACKED 

WINNER OF 34 COLO MEDALS 

BY A GENTCIV Of CONFIDENCE 

Examples of the Great Savings 

110 Handsome 

Walnut-Veneered 

Bedroom Suite 

— 4 Pieces — 

A n n u t B t l i m l i l l g v a l u e i n a w r y 

B e a i i t i f u l i n i k ' s l p . n - a n d ( I n l a h , l 

l y h l K i i c r a c 1 

. . ' i n . n o n a t r i i e t l n n . a i e a r 

w h i t e o a k i n l e r i o r a a n d g e t i e r i i i i a HIM 

m i r r o r s o n d e s s e r a n d v a n i t y . 

C h o i c e 

1 o f C l i l f f e r o b e o r C h e s t o f 

D i ' a w t r s , 

$ 88 

^ Guaranteed 

Innerspring 

Mattress..... 

With Imported Panel, 

Damask Ticking, 

A matt(a§§ with , all the in. 

built 'quality of any mattreSB 

at aeviial times this Vtice! 

1—Guaranteed InnerapriiiR 

Unit. 

2—llial Pad proteqledi 

3—SO-Ib, Layer Fdt Paddinn. 

4—Extra quality Green Panel 

Dainailt, 

B—Stitched Bolltd Edges. 

6—Brass Ventilator Screena. 

7—-Handles ou each side. 

$0.88 

7th FL. 

M E BLATTCO 

AlWiticOty.GrMt Department Store-Dial-HIH 

Big id! 

Over 

Every one of dependable ymuidy^, 

spiBal pricis feafaiwd JUG rtr iJ * 5 

Hevabla, Com#, fee fw y«u)P«H,fi 

marvelous Values m trija tremendou* j 

Buj and Save! 

De«erts 4 

B l I d f l l c l o u a , ( l » v o r a B u y a n f l q u l e k to 

msolfl 1 

9c Choice String Beans 

9c ASCO Sauer Ktaut 

Grapefruit Juice ' 

9c Tender Lhnfl fieans 

9c Cooked Bed Beets 

8c Canned Fruits (small ckn) 

Vow 

ASCO Fmeit Tender g* . 

Sugar Corn L m 

C r u a b t d , ( J o l i l o i i B a n t a m , S l i ' o e p c s o r " " C o O n i r r O e o l 

ASCO (SrapB or 

Red Currant 

tiimMef 

Pineapple Juice 

ASCO Finest Tomatoes 

P 

No. 2 can Towî 

med can 

^M Cooked Sweet Potatoes big can 

Sliced California Peaches taU ran 

Walback Sweet Gherkins jar 

12i/'C Rubyettes jar 

Safety Matches (pkg of 12 boxes) 

ASCO Cldir or W D, 

Vinegar 

2 b *5B 19 C 

Ftacr w« 

Shrimp 

ASCO Whole 

or Ground 

Stringless Beans 2«" 

Spicw iv. 

lie ASCO Sliced Bacon 2 i/j-ft-pk^' 4 

7c American Touet Paper 4 rolii li 

2Be O'Cedar Wax Cream Polish bot 

Bnllo or Steel Wool 8 pku 

8c Old Dutch Cleanser 8 cans^ 

On Warm Days . . . Serve Iced Coffee" 

Coffee 

Victor Coffee 

Acme Coffee 

ft! 

Ib tin 

\ 

25c Acme Pure Honey pt jar 

Acme Orange Marmalade Jar 

ASCO Baking Powdei ' ft can 

28c Veimont Maid Syrup glass jug 

ASCO Dutch Cocoa, %-» can 

23c Welch's Grape Juice pt bot 

19c 

each 

Buckeye Malt a 49«! 

R i l f u l n r 0 7 c D u o S i n n e d V a c u u m P n e k u d D h o t i n s o l l i g h t o r 

i l a r l i h o i i f l a v o r e d o r c o m b i n a t i o n p a c k a s e o f m a l t a n a s n p v 

29c Princess Floor Mops each 

Fels Naptha or Sweetheart Soap 4 cakes ! 

Ivory Soap (It Floats) 4 med caked 19cK 

Ken-L-Ration 

T h e i d i . a l d o s 

ASCO MEATS Give Compkta Sfttisfactioni- 

Legs Lamb 

Lamb Chops 

ft. 2! 

Rib lb 35c 

Lob ft 39c 

G e n u i n e S p r i n g L a m l j — t h e f l n e i t o b t a l n M I e , 

Fresh Killed (Over 4 

Stewing Chickens i>> 231 

Tender Calves Liver • ft Etc, 

Fireside Sliced Bacon • to-pkg 2lc. 

Calf Sweet Breads (Jumbo sise) pair 40c'! 

Tender Round 

STEAK 

ft 30c 

Juicy Ramp 

STEAK 

ft 32c 

Spiced Luncheon Meat 

Sodus Creamed Cottage Cheese n 

All Sizes of Skinned 

Smoked Hams 

(Wholi or Shank 

ft 

Fresh SEA FOOD in AU Our Meat Depts. 

Cleaned Fresh Jersey ' .. . „ 

Croakers or Trout " 

Large Fresh Sea Scallops , 

N s w a s t B ^ ^ r t a d r f a r t h e p a n , * T b c b ^ s t " w a y t o 

Clams for your Clam Bake—Get our 

ISc Sale of Fresh PRODUCE 

SSS Lima Beans 

Large Honey Dew Melons 

Fresh Green Peas , 

Jersey Egg Plants . 

Fancy Ripe Bananas 

2 

2~ 

Bartlett Pears 

Tho efficient operation at our •

Benefits 

Shores 

Personals 

^ 

i 

Out. 

On Waft This Weekrpw* 

Th. Tklnki, rn,,i, ,,;n l.-.t.. » I HOT of the 

$lF8 C h 3(ce))am c 

it *: porch party the 

womeS), recently: Mrs. 

O l Hi 

ollonJUK 

Atildred 

womeS), recently: Mrs. Atildred 

Oowley, Hiss Ella Rittinhousc 

Uetxel, Afr&. 3Iaric Honkcls and 

Mrs. Florence Tctlow. 

Sits. C. p. Medium, a 

l 

Mrda st. Us Ocein City resident for iu«iiy 

yesterday after- years, had as her nanse'guests re~ 

jjt'piJty 1 was ihr#a for cenUy pr, and.Mrs, C'lov.lei' and 

Of the Atlantic Shorts their fcaby son. 

jffair was sponsored j Mr& Collis ilarkjey, of Antla- 

AuiilJnry of its iu- j'htstk, and nor two ntiraclive 

. •' ,'daughter*, Anne and Mary, re- 

reipaaMUB! eenlly motored to Ocean City, 

!* Herbert,They all enjoyed their slay here 

and Mrs. Hemy * Y. nnmcnjiely. 

Slpifjeer prise wag won Mis. "Martha McPadc and her 

lagMh Mitchell and to- altraeUra daughter, Kae, are cum- 

'"•WHifta W the W§6 fortaWy settled at the Souiheni 

e*ch of toe H tabl«a in Hotel for an extj-niiey stay. 

"'i ' • A, Wilson CampbeiratiiJ family, 

'•Wif« Mrs. B. Roitln of Bywoodr Pa., are sunmiering 

X:\IMWtB B. -Mathias.! here. 

Bromley, Miss Carolyu I lire. Cutler ami liaut-hier, Chrij- 

_,;1f. W. Howler, Mre, Uana, of Lomn, are fnjoylnjf life 

Smith. Jlrt J. Geiier, at the Hotel JLaleigli durlnB Au- 

Jfi, Hmrter, Mri. Fred gust, 

' C. E. Btuneld, Mrs. R. i Mri, Eltebeih Tr.-.vb ;• ' • -• 

B. B. Cocker, Bob and Leiinie, are r.. - 

_, .Jrt. Mary Smltbi; iettlei here for AUL^ 

.. BAnft.'lHia JB. Bro-1. )Ifs. lisj- Campbell, 

.. -JpMT Mitchell, Sirs. | waod, who Is gumint: n^- j 

kfiwrta, Mrs. James A,' tertained at lunch, i 

'••"•- lrwln Hjvs, Mrs. | Williams, of PhiladelpKa, 

. j Mr. and Mrs. Aiber: 

4. Bertae, Mrs. JL B,: aiij dauBiiier, Jlyrtle- 

ZeliiS1 S. OonOTW, Mrs. are enjoytaa' »iimoier li., 1 

. JliM JlJbel Kedop. j hotel Kaleisrt. 

Middle-ton, SIrt. James John Senbrook. Cuurtney J. j 

Mrs. Harry a Wels(er-| brook Bad Miss Betsy !'hi[jmao, 0 

Bridgeion, wert week-end rc-sor 

visitors at inn st, ar.d Oeean a\ 

Dr. and Mrs, James Branson, o 

prmaijtoB-ti, are spendin;; Augus 

in the resort, 

[nd .Mrs. Elmer Winaiipr- n 

Personals 

Mr. arid lira. Charles C. C.LInek 

and Mrs, Henry ^Winuu'ei' and 

daughter. Anno, of G#nnan?own, 

are among IBe resort visitors this 

•week, • 

Hits K. E. Jliiler, of Klmberton 

i Taeavlonlng here, i 

Sir. and Mrs. Erne.,1 \ynaoa of 

Holly Oak, Del:, the registered at 

Hospital Benefit 

Dance Is Planned 

To Be at Gateway Casino, 

August 19 

-Mrs 

Mr. 

A drive to sell 100O reservations 

jiiiiiMtuii. for the annual dance scheduled far 

Mary Taylor, of Brooklyn C r ' da S' tilnht, Augu.at 1», ut the 

nding iv • ' '--*'••— ------ -•- > • 

and Mr 

weeks here. 

8. C. .MacHi 

kistipally rot 

The Lmli, 

itioa here. 

Mr, and Mrs Q, Jl. ,\le(ollnm, o 

Philadelphia, are here far riii 

n.nnih. 

Mr. and .Mrs. William Livinr.stc,- 

aid son, of Philadelphiu, are siav 

AU 

Ho 

M\ 

enthu 

nf th 

Iuqnlrtr 

(grds WBB asBocIatfl cd- 

•n.. TMBM. n,,u «-in fc-n.» .inor of the "ConteiBpiBrmry Vlglon" 

),.«>,, TSi M S£.^,l f mS a "tootry World. 1 - She writei 

s? £1 ,1 hJ f^ B f"?h R 1 - and lliuitrates her own poems, 

f',f w5i t neflt i Ol B^?,R a A' Hoitesits for the afternoon 

, Ilqine, I'ndav ami Saturday of - ,, nanlnl B ^tracker 

thi. week. Mrs. Oharta B. Hm* ^ ^ ^ Jd WTî 

«11,. chairman. Js the movimr r. T; ,rslaad Mrg, c h a r m 

smrit at this suMesiAi! eircle „ d a d Mr Enm]a Hend»r8ao 

SSf^lf 1I uS r a 1 [ffif & jar* t **" - — -*' s 

the annual sale. Many of them O 16 *""- , 

are suilable for Christmas 

There will he a variety 

leet from, anti prices will I 

within the reach nf all. A man 

the novelties for sale will be iur 

tie nillows, frop cushions, il-iin 

ties'. Mc.hrss in the fortii of niln 

art need 

IIS. ! 

Children Guests 

Of Mrs, F. Acker 

lr -srk in 

Point, is /p'^tovlim the 

fvent nnrt all profits w'll 

the bosiiftai. Th ! s instUutitta doe 

} un lance nd prin 

c otion fn in 1 me 

i-elinc de ^'He ti In 

w ~ih bur "-jloa tÛ 

Tote Delighted with Old 

' Fashioned Garden 

The hout ended wtth a ^. . ' . " " " " quaint arranifernent and the ol.!-1 K^SIHtt 

JUrnBcrs en ihe camniittee in- Vlimtnaf A nnlinim fashioned flowers Blossominc in il I IHHi^^H 

chi.If Mr,. Jiurtin Soul!, of Sou,. ijUmilier AUXUiaTV «-as hostess to the Decinner-s de- ^«^^P 

ers Null, iJiesiieut of the tin::-, * nartmtsnf of !h« Mpthnili.t Sur I en 1 twvci ^**-^ 

Poitit, 1,1 

. Mr«. H.. 

of Btêsiey's Fiiiii 

Jirs. J. Watson." 

treajurfri Mrs. 

»f O.-ean City. 

Hi-HiLi-: r. AH, 

, f 

at of the 

y Y ft 

vice pregideiit 

of N 

publii r and tick 

lIT-iir iv : l] 

r..-,.».--,„ The Ui 

-. NnrfhneH, '-Methodist 

John T. Hiekman tr «n 

WiJayar,, a Xormer The Mtases 

Ssthl dasi. Rlsnads, _ 

~^f enjoyri in the cf- nhoads. of 

f j ^lttje" \ "• ..;.•/'%!/•;: 

I dun recommend Heath ^prftujjjii 

who buUt my houae. ; '•" , " •.;.V:-~J; 

The materials he g«Jt from'_V0;'- 

tory and if I were going tt start, W« 

want the same service. ' •.;''; 

Yours truly, • 

C. NIWTOW 

A&-P Stores Everywhere... are Headquarters wor 

Nationally-Advertised Foods 

at Low Prices ... Pay in and Dqy Out!. 

This Great Sale Ends Saturday Night! 

HORSESHOE ^P^S? B R A W S ... 

RED SALMON 

Kraft Mayonnaise 

Bosco Chocolate Syrup - 

Pê White Naphtha Soap 

Uneeda Bakers Lorna Doon* 

Delicious golden brown whole wheat flakes! iteduad 

Wheaties 2 I9 e Fine Oranulated Sugar 

White House Evap. Milk 

Boseul, Del Monte, Beech- 

FANCf NiW JIRSBf 

FANCY NBW JtH3El — —m fl 

Potatoes I5-Kil9 c 

51b. 7c — 3O-lb. 

All varirtiti—tke«pt Limburger and Swili! 

Kraft or Berdan's MMb 

CHEESE 2% b . 

Norwegian Sardines f>p— 

Welch's Grope Juice 

Gibb's Tomato Cabup * T-T^li^ 

Unteda Bakers GingerSnnpsor R9 Bar. *ICfe^ 

-lershey's Chocolate Syrup 

Rajih White or Cider Vinegar « 

Rajah Whole or Ground Spices 

Economical to servo—delicious in taste! 

MORGAN •«- d j Chipped Beef 2 -25c 

Creamed IChieken • «»23e 

LUCKY STRIKI-CHBSTtRFIILD^-OLO SOLD 

Cigarettes - Vl7c *&>%.< 

#1QUALTO ONI CARTON OF 200 CIGARCTTEt 

Lujkr Strike Chntorfidd, OIJ GoM, Ctn»1, R.l*igb, H>ifc«rtT 

Cigarettes (2,v».25c) ,^^1 

in the Capo May county j 

60 days, the result of his . 

caught stealing $8 worth of cije- 

ara and cigarettes from WHdwood 

i hll recently 

ara and cigarettes from WHd 

convention hall, recently. 

Leans pleaded ruilty before 

A new delightful Summer dish! 

Mrs. Schlorer's ifroilAC 

MACARONI SALAD " "V 

Pancake Flour 

Quaker Maid Beans 

Del Monte Tomatoes 

Sparkle Gelatin Dessert 

They'r* becoming mor« popular «i»«ry day! 

WI S!*V Pops 2*17* 

or 

Clicquot Club Beverages 

n I • DUO-MALTED A/rVll. 

Buckeye VACUUM.PACKBD malt 

Yukon Club p r## Ginger Ale 

NobonV. 

NOW OPEN •- - - Our 11th St. and Bay Market 

Sutton's 

Fish Market 

735 A3BORX; AVENUE 

QUAUTY SEA FOOP 

"TU Dog Food Supreme!" 

Ken-L-Ration«.»|O C 

You'll git long«r-lasHng iudi—with 

ib 

Pkfl 

(in Bulk- 

CnSCO -TOR SHORTIMIMS i-tba>|QC 

Slietd B|con jft«k~.i

Holiday" 

on list . 

plan* fbr the "little' 

ment In Oceaui City 

wallty with the an- 

this week by Ralph 

of the high school 

that a group of 

l enthusiasts will 

here b> Septem- 

o( Actors and ao- 

the direction of Mr. 

WMI\ working far sov- 

selecting , a eultabla 

kto plans for Its 

The subject was 

by him In June 

hearty response 

people of Ocean 

to. the work, 

l Auditorium 

at present are to 

play In the auditor 

high school in Sep- 

S, the exact date de- 

the school 

Holiday," ll a 

(tnmi, froyn tho Italian 

Alberto, Cnssala, adapt- 

lie American stage by 

The players hopf 

play M the flrat of 

pnblio shows mi- 

tn their efforts. 

'Making Adventure 

irfll be made from 

j mfinlBBlon to be charged 

purpose ot defraying 

! production. The play- 

1 part to It lor their 

and In on effort to 

public a. better apnre- 

bibs legitimate Hue, 

' Takes a Holiday" Is 

and the public appro- 

Rli toped* tQ develop 

i Metre" organization 

ot local persons, which 

" ii serriees (or any 

„ during tie winter. 

Of HlgH quality 

promises \hat the at- 

I be ot the same qual- 

Ifrge production of, 

professional company, 

out Is experienced, 

part either In the 

school pit; or in 

of other local organ- 

ing ihe i it two 

frfflWSIng la being done 

; In the three years 

•,-•* tBe leeal school 

i have been unan- 

_Jiy townsfolk to 

tma the standpoint 

igptJAjse etteeta, met 

Jiilt JMHTOTW. 

tteatro plan has an 

of Oeorge E, 

,^,^-_«t of achooU, 

f « tha last few days, and 

the crowd that poured Into the 

resort tar the three day period 

ahead of the previous week's, they 

Famous Movie Actress, Grateful For Favor, Invites 

Helen M, Snyder to West Coast 

An accurate comparison with 

the crowd of the like period last 

year was impossible to obtain but 

the general opinion teemed to In- 

dicate that it was llnle.If any, 

smaller than last season's. 

Beaches and boardwalk were 

crowded and restaurants, in parti- 

cular, seemed to He doing a heavy 

business. Would-be diners jtood 

in line at most restaurants Sunday 

night, for one of the first times 

this season. Scattered reports 

from the hotels Indicated that the 

week end had considerably sur- 

passed the previous week, though 

business was not as good as last 

year at this time. 

Captain Jack Jeroee said that 

the bathers were "far ahead" of 

the previous week end and that it 

had been the largest beach crowd 

of the season, eietpUnj the July 

*Q» holiday week end. 

nLGentennlal Helpi. 

The Washington, Bi-Centenninl 

celebration can be credited with 

part of tbe Influx, for many came 

Miss Helen M, Snyder, daugh- saying that Miss Snyder at the 

ter of Mrs, Helen Long Snydor,' same time was thinking that ihe, 

of the jjongghors, 187 Central av,,' herself, w&uldn't mind havlnf a 

has been Invited to visit Holly-, taste of Miss MeoDonalds 1 life, 

wood as a guest of Miss jeanette | "I certainly was Impressed with 

MacDonald, Mlss MacDonald," she said this 

Miss Snyder is chief technician week, "She acted so natural and 

at the Mlsericordia Hospital in I sweet, not at all like you would 

Philadelphia, A little over a weekieipeet a inovle aetresa. She sat 

ago ihe was called in to see. a there and talked with me as if 

pertain pallent who at the time i we were great frlendi. Siie told 

was unknown to her. She d!ttg-[me something about her work 

noted her ease and didn't think 

anything more about it until a 

few days later when she 'received 

a message saying soineono wanted 

to talk to her in her office. 

The stranger stepped irn to Miss 

Bnyder as she eniered ' the room 

and said she had come to In- 

quire about her sister. Naturally, 

Mist Snyder asked her the name 

and the life In Hollywood. After 

listening to her for over an hour 

I am convinced that her life Isn't 

such an easy one, but is very in- 

teresting." 

Goes to Hospital 

With Jaw Broken 

, - _ i Trumnull Kent, of the Hrigh- 

1 jL«-".»'1J?»n-", l 7i rllie eht ,«en hotel, this city, was taken to 

,^ B Atlantic Shores hoapital, Soni- 

ers Hospital, Somert Point, Sun- 

For Beach Class 

C. of C to Solicit Business 

Men For ISO 

Bald Jeannette MucDoaald, 

Talked Hour And a Half 

8he Came to Philadelphia hy 

plane after hearing that her sis- 

ter had an appendix operation 

performed at the hospital. 

She remained with Sjlss Snyder 

day afternoon, with a broken jaw 

said to havp been the result of 

a fist fight on the beach near 9th I MrB MUMTet La' 

1st. 

at least 

j y 

hour and a hau anu 

u nu 

(Iduring that time they discovered 

that they had many friends in 

common as both young women 

went to school in Philadelphia, 

She said she was most grateful 

f th I h 

Into thei retort Friday nliht to for the Interest that all of her 

!SLS e ?.??I?*?i* par J de and »> B - Wends have shown and wished 

p , 

were shaken In the crash, Lave 

also recovered from the mishap 

Mrs. Dooly was well known lr 

South Ocean City, having visited 

there nt the home of her parents. 

Mr. and Mrs. Boyle, for many 

summers previous to her mar. 

rinse. The Dooly family has vti- 

itcd the reBoft over}' week end 

this summer and usually stayed 

from , Saturday until Monday 

morningfs. 

The family spent the week end 

with Mr, Boyle, for Mrs.' Boyle 

has remained at home several 

weeks. They left Ocean City 

about I a, m. Monday, Mr, Boyle 

said Tuesday, and were on their 

way home when the crash occur, 

red* 

Herbert, Larrilllere, 40, of Col- 

llngdale, proprietor of the Rustic 

Inn where the accident occurred 

lua been held In $500 ball by 

p e and pa 

trlotic celebration. Bus mm pa 

nles .reported unusually heavy 

Friday nhjht runs, while officials 

of the Ocean City-Longpori bridge 

said the celebration had been re- 

sponsible for a heavy Friday 

night traffic and that It had cut 

Into their outgoing business. 

Fully 300 or more ears than 

last week end were reported bj' 

the bridge comnany, and Bridge 

fliicil id th " 

men .contacted Gloucester county" police on a 

ttilr lupport, Mr. manslauihter charge in connection 

• with the accident, Mr, Dooly 

SMfthas Been se- told poll that LarrlHlere's car 

Bertrand 

El 

p hat Larrllllerea car 

liad come out of a cross-road and 

that Dol hd b f 

o 

rnd Carey that Dooly had b##n forced to 

Eleanor' Roth veer sharply to (tvold a collision. 

. Cynthia Van Horn i •» 

., _ Thomas McCann | 

i wtte _ tolly Nanla 

. , : .i^_ Robert Brown 

Loca, Anne Jchoflel 

.-a* 1 -— Is aac En- 

time. Klim, Atlantic City, 

The chamber W commerce voU 

ed Tuesday night to solicit among 

the retort's business men for a 

total of %S0 with which to repair 

the amplifying; apparatus In tbe 

municipal pier so it can be used 

in connection with the beach cal- 

isthenics at Moorlyn ter. 

Captain Jack Jernee told the 

chamber that Elmer TJngor, who 

directs the claates, It having a 

difficult time making himself heard 

because the class has grown so 

large hit voice cannot reach the 

back rows. 

It will be necessary to buy 

some parts so the" vlctrola am- 

pllfylnf appartus inttalled by the 

city in the mutlc pier can be 

converted Into an out door set 

Several members of the chamber 

pledied themselves to pay part of 

the necessary ISO, and James Be 

vlll and Lawrence M, Lear were 

made a committee to collect the 

balance from business men of the 

HEBE 10 SITM1IKKS 

wson and her 

No Par,,cuIars of the fracas in I ftSSis Hy. "^TC^Tt 

SffbfkSffa.K.gnTwIi^ Week> ^ "- ^ —" "^ 

reported that one of the beach 

chair wnrkeris Wai Kent's oppo. 

nent. Nobody could be found on 

the beach Sunday who actually 

had seen the scrap. 

y Ms, 

Lawson has been visiting Ocean 

City for 40 years and plans to be 

here for a vacation every other 

slimmer. Two years is as long an 

h t h 

Limited 

Ocean 

New gg-eent 

commemoration 

Waihlngtbn ik, 

received by local < 

Only a liinited^ 

new two-bitterm- 

ed from the F»d«j»ri 

In Philadelphia?- 1 

One tide of the a^ 

a likeness of ~ ^* 

on the reverse ii ^li 

perched on a 

with an olive Brandi 

The quartern nor 

ho melted an they art 

the now ones and 

the new type wm 

Hands 

Complete, Careful 

Reliable Garage 

Service 

Whatever form of gar. 

age service you demand 

for your car ... stor- 

age, washing, tire, bat- 

tery or repair, here you 

wUI find expert, consci- 

entious attention at rea- 

sonable ratei. 

TIRE* 

THERMOID BRAKE SERVICE 

POWELL'S" GARAGE 

34TH & WEST 

S GARAG 

Origtoal Supe^trvica Station 

mm i 

PHONE S72 

your car. 

I1.M11.1I1 u , , 

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and win a 1933 Mohawk 

Electric Refrigerator, a 

Philco Radio or an Accordion 

annply solve this at)M-wofd paxOa and ntturn with empoa below and your 

tmmm, using not ws 60 wottto, wly an Electric Refrigerator ia the most 

economical and efficient Una only en* rida of any plain paper, either with 

pen or pencil Ingenuity, arficimWar'and tmtaetm mam towardi tie •ward- 

in* pf PPEOB. - 

TLfY IT TODAY! 

This Crow-Word Punfe 

win 

PBIIE 

Famous Mohawk 

Electric Refrigerator 

to nMrit. Skfll, 

i 

Ind PRIZE 

Radio 

y MtaMi 

will count faaanly in yoar 

tmwir. No dunwil «f 

A I M t> involrsd. 

t—.Tha priM niiiBiri wfll 

be (elected by tbrM i«ad« 

ing newapaper r*pra»— 

tativet. . 

3—In CB.MI of • tie duplicate 

pri=aii will be swarded. 

y cT! risaiLcr ef A 

foi.i'i: 1 c,"': clo to 3«rtic!« 

pato, aa,. ;;J (mploye of 

tha X? u v I • : s e ? Co. !« 

i 

S—AH oa,ij;,L, ;a î-s game 

of skill r,mii aeree to 

abide by tbs die;lion of 

tha judges. 

6—-Nama* and addrMMa of 

th« winner* will ba du- 

pUyed in our window*. 

ACROSS 

i. 

I. 

IB, A 

it 

DOWN 

Wurlltaar Accordton 

RU !• 

Warfitar Co, 1M1 QwM St, PkSk. - { 

» m to print your MM ud adtaH pUUy, ! 

MAMK 

1031 Chestnut St.* 

PHILADELPHIA 

t%m 

Dinw Mtt with cut i 

lace or tullortd 

$1.59 ea, 

Hosk-rj repaired Ik s gjjj 

Quaker City KnltwenJ 

TO Asbory &:• 

"Hot 

fortwa, 

Certainly 

• • • • but whttt 

do you get 

for your nup 

than in buyifl 

Electric Sermi 

A DELICIOUS ] 

* * refreihment—| 

never think of the I 

Quite right. But do l 

feel the same way i 

electricity ? Perhifi^ 

has never occurred I 

you to compare tfcei^j 

Yet If you will 

howmuchelecKicif 

can buy for the pri^| 

a "hot dog»« thin ^ 

tainly you will 

that your electrics 

is very cheap. 

More than 

hours 

1 More them-* 

%how i 

ATLANTIC 

ELEGTR3 

OME 

ram Enjoyed gSMS^JDwfa Woman m 

t rffiSDVlCriOlIS Philadelphia conTcron, 

Thanked For 

I Ghren » Church 

Eoadiy afiernoon. Thoro 

orl business meutiiiK 

followed by a«. later. 

Saod ilminB tho bual- 

j, jo pluoo flower boxen 

rnorot'of tlie niansc. and 

,ot appreollitlon wni. read 

ambers tf Hw H°»"' d f» f 

, UankinE the womu.i for 

itloi ot Sl° n whlob tllt > 

I week to the churcb. 

irtaiii preaenWd li^ Si's, 

nns, preiildom, lollnws: 

pjo BOIO. "Bird of. we Wll- 

R Misa LouliB Crawford. 

1st, Mrs. Jlarlon Trout 

•'MoonliiiUt'' anil "A 

' Angeliiiii," Mian Hut 

soin, 

nTcrence, iuietly 

4th birthday Wed- 

nesday with his thildrrn and 

grandchildren in h!B suminer cnt- 

tni?e, 114 32th st. 

Dr, Kynett as u l:niy svas pres= 

dtit nt llie flrHt s;iln tjf lots ir 

thin resort aud^bpcanie a nicmiioi 

of the first syndiciitn t'n purclutHG 

and iliviile tha properly, wliii-i 

was he'iween the ncOiin and tli 15 

bay und 12th to liilh sts. 

He Is Iho only stirvlvitiK mi'iii- 

her of tills KyllUii'ute living l.vrc, 

and remembei's when thn nryari 

\v\) to a imvMinn orntMpd by 

the syndieule nn what Is now 

Weglev av. 

Survivor of Bonus 

"War" In Resort 

Newspaper Photographer in 

Thick of Battle 

ounty jail, Maniasna. 

l IS ArrCil 

to Boa I»Ts k 

" Wm and f 1,20131 to B 

charlL?ll Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed- 

d L 

.viiiil A". He- 

13. Wook 16, 

Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed 

LI1> et u |4,000 Lot 

Clarence Little. Mrs, QeorKo John- j Hall was urroitml by Wild- 

sun- Mrs. Annie V. Peteri, Mrs. wood police oil suspicion, and 

ClarenijB DuBell, Mrs, Fred He-, when the raaor was found, ho 

rtelt Mrs Fred Hedelt, Jr., Mrs. was booked for carrying a wea. 

_ in II p - n k iiawlcv Mra. Henry Y, uon. His storj> waa that SVIIBII c\lar\t;a kinking, et UK,, to B. H. 

Guards Rescue Map ri'om ,,;„'::„„ Mr«''joh'i Fraaltr, Mrs, he left Philailolphia he had for- HortsniRn, Bcginnlns at point' on W 

Incensed Husband ia°C£. M«. S^t C. Addia- -itotUn t? put W, ra.or in W8 ^ «.2..«f«H«i...1.. 

_ 1 """ !cot't,"Mrs. Howard Rdlckley, Mis.!grip, and nlueed it m his pock- 

. , • Frank Yarrlek Mra. Shoemaker,;et, where he had .left it when 

Phaon Dorr, 30, of Plii!adal|i)ii:i, --"' j.' — M 8 Pranltlhe dennaited his hair in his room 

" Ot ," "w, "'r'^ ",'""• "","" Steward Miss Edith" K,' lehall, rtt Wildwood. 

T&\ v ^^^JL*iJi& £ b f -JKu, S-FormeFlScrPatro] 

' ll '"......rdoriy on ^''K.V- !!Kla«."Mrr"PSk- Steebnan, 

of Amelia 'vrell. et of., to fin Hilei , , :.,. 

Bsaeh Iiiillnf ini I A»«)%1 ,i John i, 

tlon. Part ofifotaai S. BN J, .Wo* I1UB»,';_HS 

UaMny "BiaSh L-e. 

rnnn. hp's si und 

VM811. 

to ffaverlo M, 

so, block oj-O, 

is, inelu 

??: «i «°; 

Co to Joln M 

o, 34, 44, 40, BJ, 

«J 8 'A h 

"The Joy h nip,' 

JUJ> 

irg Ouvden," Mrs 

; Jacobs Whltston, 

djj, "A l.iidy at tlin IlridKi 

Hiifls Margaret Mary Keat- 

_ »oln,' "A 8ong Down 

I 

Vftlley," "Morning," Mrs, 

P. Ncely. 

if, "The Doer," Mifta 

too solo-, "Pierrot," "You 

la," Miss Crawfora. 

"Her Fond Mother," 

f "Selections from Sex- 

11 "Nightfall in Grail- 

Louise Onrso,,, Mrs. 

I Cray, .Mrs, Frank Rilter. 

dniit, MisH Hutll Barber, 

Stnnla w!« chair. 

s were: Mrs. Mflr. 

lai, Mrs, Chilrli s Woisa, 

Mrs. Hannah Hiifnn 

(gtJnuel YnuriB, Mrn. End- 

Mrs, Waliiir Adanis, Mri«, 1? 

Mrs, H, V, Smltlr, Mrs 

MfH. tipurBP MHSW, Mra 

. P. Ncply, Mrs, Knnncd^ 

Mrs, Kuhn. Mrs, 1'nrtiell 

iuton, Mrs. DuBnaque, Mrs 

*nael», Mr». David stirrci! 

(Uwy Wood, Mrs, Wnitninn 

lilHiBer Jintl Miss Esihc 

Guard Ball 

jtfessiRg 

urmer o«ava r OUUJ ^ •-,-iu•-„,- ,^ ,,-,_ ,,6: ihi: 

Te in Olvmnins Riirp iwi ieol lot, ip, io«. iso, HI, JSB. 

iin.l disurdorly on tlio HL-H.-II P | ^ " Caroline" Devinci Mrs. Kmilje I Charles Keifer, u popular mem. Pivo Block Tract 

nearly causing ;n rrn, Wll. four •»£ -»M Franklin v Killlan, her of last year's beaeh patrol, ii ,,, S''"4 l^% ^ ^ ^ 

hours m tho city jnil I MrY" Yntea'and Mrs, John T. j now in Cnlifornia waitinB for his „ 

I'l Society Orchestra, well 

a W many summer Tialtors, 

, plays nigiitly at the cluV 

Wo, in Jianoa. It will intru. 

leveral novelty numbera 

it will he Heds Lewis and 

•Lord, two prominent en- 

Jers, . 

{ I pards have been buiy iel- 

tickets the past two weeks 

tommittoe In tiiarBe H com- 

1 of Captaii J-:.\ Jernee 

i Clayton, J'-rtusr Fitzgerald 

Jl' Hafnor, Lleweliyn Far- 

\ ind Jack Franz,' 

-,. wore called to extitiB 

flames in a cabin cruiser ft 

1 ». m, yesterday when the 

if caught fire after bftckfii'.nij 

ptS the earburator, 

.) trait wai tied tq the 12tl 

War! , The tianies were ex 

Billed by ehomieaia, and 1H 

mage was done, J. J, Neal; 

i owner of tho boat. 

HlH unns iilid U'pH iiruUpd \.\ 

liric-liliiils tlirnwn in ilm I'mlit 

between (lip limiua Aiiny iiiirt 

fedvi'iil irnniis in Wusiiiiinion his 

week, Allipii. i'lirisiiansi-ii, Nn« 

Yorli 'linipR and Win Id Wido him- fijonds tiiinie intn 1! 

liisraiihpr.. is yisiiluB Oi-omi I'liJ T1I[,J, w p r o |n|(] (^ wili, 

this wpok in ifilic BiiiiiishiiiB iiir [0 iiijij him nut, 

city ijtitillolly «m-li, "Diit he's liroke nnd ( 

Mr. rhiiHiiiiiisiii •*.--\* i-iiilit ii, ji.ii, ,,mi acl ,,,,,, w()," iiipy 

ho thii-k u! ihi' iiiitt.limiuus Un- i'liiivc been fm- two ycsir 

u« buttle, 'iiyina tn nil HMIUC ,VI, Kl.t |,j n, nut if wn lit 

nod iii'llnn pli'turos uf the »trua- ,„;,,, iiim nut uf Inwi 

:le fur his paper and picturi' aor- away 1 

ice iiiid lip Kiia liip tiu'KPi. for 

aciyenil wildly thrown missilps. 

VleviiMi W it ll Siis|tlr"M. 

PhiiloiiriipliprH lire imikpil npnn 

.viiii KllH]:iirinn h=v IllP iipnple "! 

WiishiilMlon, !>• i'.. Mi 1 

KMi says, IKHMIU^P ilioy 

nniiy iiicuircK iii' thp f 

usiius Ntnt fn II;I|I> ! :H 

he ruitnii y wrrp 

,IOBP« fiilrtilnlpd I" slli 1 Mm syui-|qf their I,-In. 

pathy of Hip Aniprii'an pfiiplf for 

v ypiPr;iii?5, 

Mr. nirisiiimsi ii w;ll wn.-k will' 

l.uilipr I{. Iliilfiiiuii. city I nlilicity 

rlii-ppliir. nu pli'iuri'ii «f ninnrup"- 

Iipnplp visiliim (IIP ri'Siirl. ThPHP 

siiupshnis will he taken "» the 

Hoiirh and lumnlwalli. and ; " ! ' 

HIP Inline liiwii pajiors nl" the i'e- 

Miri'iii'S. 

Tu Hiiiip lii'Siirl l-'riuii Air. 

An apriiil trip nvi-r HIP iru»;t 

'i'iiiiiy nr Snllll'day will i:'ne M , 

r'hristiansnn an opportunity tn 

*IMIII *i»Be.i.iiol view* of the 

rarailinn ntiuo»]iliern nf fliciiii 

city, Ii is expeetcd limy v.'M! in" 

rirc-iiiiited ItiroUBh Mm. Wi'i'M 

Wide service, in papers tlivnuKh- 

niii the ununiiy, 

I'd ward Wnlsh. nf Hie npiirts 

u>Nk of the I'hiliidPliiliin Iniiiiiiov. ,;"• her""|,o"0"|( 

ia appndiiDf his ynratinii here will' l le ' lthel h001 

Mr. Chi'lKlunison. 

4 crack naraehute jumper, pil 

nt. and m'Mhanii: known to iiiu 

aviation world alonB the entire ^ H 

eastern seaboard arrived in Oe- 

ean City Sunday and will re- 

main at the 18th st., airport for 

nnuHl life ifuard baat raef ^ ^ ^ 

latter nan of August of "uiiis" OreeTt. eontuininE 11 nor 

^. _„,_*_.„ .. Hlchrird C. Holmoa Jo Francis c: 

__ . . . mi IIsiliiL-s, et nx. 1100, Port OJ lot 2 

Real Estate News aES 1 -^* mehliti Oloase ul 

I niirton M. KnndL ot u., to Mnrtir 

— I sewkirk. of (ii. Truet «t BurhilKt 

nclnu Hurt of lot * in division weed, 

lunil of Tliomns DouKlnas, 

City of North Wildwood, 

i>. Colaan l.umbnr t?o. to Thorn 

Hnny R Holfinim it nx to Jvy ! ôfofiSl 

t. HoHman Lot* 32 and 33, blot* K Wlironc 

1)2, Wildwood Httrijor Tract I " u « 

Chl H Knx of u^ 

lei. Bngoifried ,«t iw. tat lo;.. utoa 

Borough of wildwood Cnitiv••••• 

William H. Taylor'to -WJllWin; J!,! 1 

Tiiylor, Jr., et al. liot, W wid-part-i 

of lot i, bloek 9-A( \a% 89. W«di;' 

198, QaWei, .; ..- 

tawer, T*wnilllp. ... . ,,! 

"iSklSo^H AlJL L0ti?« 

aawwd a, pitiiBn«i et u*t, > to | 

Frank. Tjr. Sfiok. Mi »0. fcloelt tti 

V1 wilam Taylor to William HTsy.-jj 

lor. Jr., et al, Lot 20, UIgek III, r.-i. .•onniininit as liercs, 

|.'lnlHl?i HullWyiiiliiK. yt us., 10 Pn. 

Jllliiig IJUIro, pt nx. Lola ill refers- 

ttnrtf, uonlnlninff otic iiei^?. 

Dgnnis Tswiiahl|j, ..* 

Tliomus Hnwfeilig to JiihiesJ. Ho. 

Ke«yn, i>t tut. Tract beltnr TIHM»«( 

g .ci.,i.ii. „ „ „ ,. .._ 

fil "1 m i ' plniie 1-iBBcr. He ritfs all his 

r landers rartv '^* ^-^. ^h i» «» 

1 lailUCl S 1 «1 «-JT • { amateur, since every .fold 

tn 

iiiim iiliiris on the Wiiy dow.i 

Hesitates, Mut Isn't Lust 

I 

iaa Isio' City. 

tn|i[ii;r M.i>nlm;iiii to_ 

COAL^ND COKB 

Illlllll 

iiosTKss iiorsii IIK.NM-'IT 

1'AHTT AT II.VMF-IXN 

The regular wepkiy cmd piirty 

Iliinii Iilii fnr (In- benefit of 

ilimse Fur Cnii'vales- 

'' "T^!M;1 '''lUvnimomi .roping IH-vcn 

n 

Un Van Huren 

Anioti thos 

ull, 

hnvini 

he Hostess, ilimse un . ,.ii«.i...„-, «uie. Mrs, Harry Morris, Mrs, 

'eni Girls took place Wednp^luy I Harry Headloy, Miss lliinirih 

ifiei-nnnn with Mm. Carrie-'Wliii-.Mitchell, Miss JIarv Smith, Mr 

». fame, 

Mary K.ng m 

his vesrul/i 

-Oil) 

lintf 

Wii 

jol 

IPI i 

ftern 

niuh and Mr 

imrae. HrhlK« fini «nn 

iajei! nnd 1hero were two 

i,r i-iic-h mlile. 

Those iireapiil were: Mr 

Vllmvi Mra, Annie niinne 

w-rV rrfiwn. Mm Jlnry n 

Mrs.-I.nnls IVUhohll. 111 

Johnson. Mrs, niisscll, Mr 

Wiiliam Alihatt, Mrs, Eilwaivli 

Voss, Mrs. Norman Hnnnah, Mrs,' 

Wiiiiield Hltcliner, Mr:.. Mnrv 

Van IHirPii 

Totes Razor in His 

Pocket; Is Arrestec* 

Willinm Mull. 22. cnlni-pi! 

Scul'. Mi 

Mntthiiis 

Jo Wisler, Mr .!• Oeise, M' 

Adtt Hamfin 

iniilli and Mi 

CUMIKN lVDJIliS' IIOSTKSS • 

AT 1IIHTHKAV Dl-NMiK 

Mrs. C. H. Wilde, or , I'nmilcii. 

as ttmdei-od n birthdny dinner 

tlie Fluridn Inn yesterday a't 

ion. A delicluUH dinner • >VHB 

. jryed and Ihe Uible WHS iiiti'm'- 

tivdly - (lecoraicd with sumnier 

the luncheon the 

ii,iU».- ,.-.,.- bridge. Pl'iSiea 

awarded liigii Reorers 

Guests included: 

Hlday, Jirs. Fred l.oKoy. JUB. ... 

B, Johnsqn. Mfa, A., Stai'r, Mra, 

R. W, Laird. Mrs, W, F., Shriver, 

Mr(. A. Shriver, Mrs. .Insio Lcdor- 

niatt, Mrs. Alice Ijeopoid, Sirs, 

Clarence Adams and Mrs, Beit 

._. c 

elphia iuul V/iM-.v 

raaor in his run* 

nut it wasn't of Ih 

S Sn iilw' he is serving three 

Pliila 

rloil 

wecle 

are 

PAINT 

llll'MMMH < 

Paints 

I 

s 

Mrs. Hanj 

flarpnce 

Dlanchnrd. 

TO 

" 

SAI.H 

TO ilAviTtVliK SAI.H 

The "Women's reguiur Beimbli 

Cltlh will have a %** "A 

Glaas Oils Brushos 

BEST PRICBS ALWAVS 

for Sleclcnte Uuhher Ennmel 

EXTERIOR 

Hwry R. Montgomery 

__ 710 ASni'BY AVB. PHONE 49B.W 

PA IN TIM© INTERIOR 

PROBUOTS 

the DoaTdwallt. 

Save Now On 

Home Repairs 

*]• and •upplles MB new ^ 

liwl, and marked accordingly. Ut m 

costs and h«1P plan improvements. No 

your part. 

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LUMBER -^ 

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WILDWOOD.... OCEAN CITY 

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Small Lots of Forniturc a Specialty 

Wildwood Orflcei 139 Rust Andrews Avenue 

PHONE s KEYSTONE WILDWOOD 3133 

EXCLUS1VH SALES IN 

OCEAN CITY 

WALTER SACK 

COAL 

13th and West Avi-. 

PHONE 6T 

B 

The Present Low Price \ 

of Building 

Materials 

Points the 

Way to Real 

Saving!! 

PLUMBING—HEATING 

\VIL1,ARD F. STETSEH 

Plumbing: and 

Heating 

VK CENTRAL AVE. 

Phone 383 

Q(SlUliltHtninfHHtmi!tlH 

1: Quiet 

j Plumbiug 

. &tlmate» Chte*iflljf;i 

•' •... '.nti&itffl 

^" SAMPiONlOO. 

408 Asbury Avenue 

= I s 

Oeeah City 

I!! Roofing 1 - Heatraff 

Ma«ter Sheet Metal Workera 

Phones 

WALL PAPER 

W. R. REYNOLDS 

Paperhanger 

620 ASOURY A,VB. 

PHONf 376 J 

"Skilled Workms iishlp it 

Low Cost." 

Build - - Repair 

NOW! 

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Vait 

!•! '"• "">• ' ' H 

Alf ed R. Smith I 

Paper Hangter 

Phoite 443 

{1048 Aibury Ave. 

I,|III 

• _ ,. 

BUILUI 

Phono415 Kttl 

Jobbing Prbmptly 

U Afbuty Ayti 

H. R. 

Building Coiitri 

NTR 

T, AND CENTRA! 

Phone 1244 

Hiram Cheatw m 

13TII & WEST 

Building Mat 

Vniir i\vi l ry 

Phono 5 

ialB Tor 

SAWS 

SHARPENED 

TOOLS QBQUND 

R, L. LBMONT 

308 BAY AVE. PHONE 1447 

ELECTRICIAN 

WIFE KRAUSS 

TO WIRE 

YCUR HOUHB 

DANIEL J. KRAUSS 

Eleetric»l Contraetor 

«9 A.Bury Ave, PhBns 4i 

CKMENT WORK 

m Cheatw 

BUILDER 

I .Inlibinc Get Our Eatin 

"; 308 Ninth St, Ocean: C 

SHARP BRi 

BUILDERS 

_ 19 W. 14th ^t. Phone. 2 

I JOBBING Al.TEB'mi^ 

Phone! Ocean City 137J 

Fredrick J. Dieterle 

Heatinf - - Ventilating 

RoofiiiK and Sheet Metal Work 

341 ucjitral Ave., Ocean City 

"Sincere Craftsmanship at Mod. 

srate Prleet" 

JOHN PELTO 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

1250 ASBUBY AVENUE 

Phone 888 

BUILDERS 

BUILDERS 

GEO. A. BROWNMILLER 

- BUILDER — 

I MTU ST. AND ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1Z2B 

ffl 

i.l fmiintii •> 

RELIABLE BUILDERS 

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1 PHONE 57 ' , • 640 ASBURY AVL. 

Ill ••"»«! 

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. BUILDER - 

1033 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1200 

Sea Isle City Office: 40th St. and PlcMare Arc. 

, , rPH0NE SEA ISLE 8t- , 

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The Best In Building 

With Economy 

H. £• Pontiere 

-•• BUnÊE A 

EHOKB 

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w. H. 

OLDFIELD 1 

ALBERT 

OLDFIELD 

Pfione 1177.J rhone Bi-W 

W. H. Oldfield & Son 

Ttl.E AND 

MARBLE WORK 

9Vi CliNTltAL AVENUE 

Ocean Cily, N. j. 

i:«()m.ilon I urnisnid 

1 CONBUtT 

MacPherso] 

when you build y«ur hom» 

inaks all?rations, price* aro r" 

and •atlifaetlsn auiirM. > Nur 

ou. .amplei ef work op«n 

Inspection. ^ 

m .HEAL BBT^qH 

you are a.iurtd of trua wK 

anil good purchaiei or 

Ask about the.8. 

HTH * OENTRAl, PIlBni;; 

ROOFING, ETC 

'AboveAll aGoodRoof 

George W, Wilcojt 

RooflnB and Shtet Metal Work 

Ml AS1URY AVB. 

I PH. 485 OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

ROOFWG 

Sheet 

308 18th St. Phone (S3 

Interior and ^xteriei'V lT,< 

Expert Furniture Palnttflb jl 

Oscar C. Ang''/ff 

n 

PAINTER 

•est MsterlaU and Clejn 

manihlp T| 

920 ASBURY AV , OCCAM

PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO 

les Here 

Week End 

v Investment pf 

yat the ilth st. flying 

Increased Friday, Satur- 

Sunday by the arrival of 

{tors and guests In VU& 

•tyjfs " oi' . alrplaneg, ae 

i' AMRrooka, veteran pi 

'Is:Mini this Held as hk 

' vcarrylBg, passengers on 

It, hops, 

;"of_ planes which visited 

includes: 

(National Guard Asmy 

•Seagirt, .«•' , 

from Contes- 

from Wilmington, 

ijjiolth^from Caldwell, N. J. 

fBohln, from Philndel- 

riwlnd Waco, from Atlantic 

jjfriisraliow, from Caldwell, 

ifÂuioilro, from Atlantic 

o, from 

Grove, Pa. • • • 

qJX, Waco, Ocean City, 

An estimate of the total value 

of these nirplanp, as made by Er- 

wln L, SchwaM, president of the 

Aero Club of Atlantic City,, Indi 

elites that their cost exdajdoc 

186,000, >. The engines included 

many types, from the i25 horse 

raaial engine in the Arniy bung 

lass, to the 40 horsepower, nint 

cylinder alr-eeoled radJa engine It 

the American Eaglet. 

Other types were the four ey. 

Under in line air-cooled Gipsy en- 

gine in the Sloth; live cylinder 

|jadla^ air-cooled Kinner enttinea in 

the Fiiesirn and "Ktlleit autoi'l, 

and several eight cylinder water- 

cooled vee-tyiie enjsines in the oth- 

er Manes, 

ire is no doubt, according to 

Sir. Sehwiitu thul if the airport 

site were filled und graded, Ocean 

City would be a center for many 

commuters by air, end visitors 

from distant citi s in nearby 

statep, whs would bring 50 uir^ 

planes here over a week end, in-> 

,stead of nine, which in iiseif i: 

a rerun: isuhle record a! (his -iinie 

-Mr. 

and ft an! How n id Down; 

, for 

MOQBITN 

Now riajlirg. 

"The First Year," Fov version 

of Frank Craven's greatest com. 

ody success, presents Janet Guy. 

nor and Charles Parrel! in their 

first strictly modern screen play, 

Janet's new hairdresg, her grow 

diction, her mere positive pe 

..allty are saitt to reveal a ri 

murknbly "different" Janet, An 

with seven changes of smart 

vardrobe, nut once does she up 

icar In i>.6 tatters of a 

iVllJIam k, Howard directed till 

, utithful romance based on tli 

funny heart throbs and hllnrlou 

rielies of the first year of mar 

riage. 

)IiinM Tiies, Wed, 

"Red Headed Woman," the Ka 

Uiarine Brush story which recent 

y created a senfiiitlon as a nov- 

el, now appears In screen version 

II is a Me!ro-Gnlfiwyn-Maye,r pro. 

tlucuon, with Jean Harlow in the 

title role. Others In the cast art 

Chester Morris, Lewis Btone, Le- 

lia Hjains, Una Merkel, Henry 

•nBdii and Mayi Robson, The 

on was prepared by Anita 

,and brought to the 

COMING TO THE MOORLYN 

ft\ Htk ( cm direclnr 

Ocean City Golf Club Grille 

SOMERS POINT, N. J, 

,./'•'. FIATUI ING 

K^ Boston's "Harlem Knights" 

îCpma Couvert.TSe 

i'A'v, CUISINE BY. A, V, MARSH 

|vK: ;«THB SMART PLACE TO DAWE" 

ii;.'.';"'.. OPEN SATURDAV NiQHTi ONLY 

•Xilreetlqji of B, P, pinion and H, U. Confery 

CHESTER IMOCRIS and JEAN HAPLOW in 

"RID HEADED WOMAN *•• 

PHILADELPHIA 

DAYS, AUGUST 7th TO SEPTEMBER 4th 

Also Labor Dty, Septembtr 5th 

TO BROAD 

STBHT STATION 

I (roing and retimtlng on all trains all 'hi), also rrtiirniiiff 

P?|wUn TeaTliljr Bnmd Street station S-33 a.m. following 

""ftji' •:. Illuming. 

pWiakdayi Aug. Sth to Sept. 10th, ind. 

|J>;r',": ; IMept Labor Day, Bent. Ilh, 

8,,?irtc Broad Street itation Leave Oeean City >:M *, M. 

ffifiY BcftUrn ipold Jtreet Station to Ocean Oily »!ii P. M. 

igfivtfer Market str«st Wharf Ueave Oeesn cfty SIM A, M, 

KtrVjJMltTn Marktt itr»et Wharf to Oeean Cliy 4:10 p. M. 

•3*.:•:• Easterri standard Time 

Flyers* or 1'iinsnll I'. It, it. 

RAILROAD 

STRAND I Mr. and Mrs, Martin Johns 

sow rla);ine. land the hundreds of 

Of its people and made hy Its made up the caravan that pen 

people, Hollywood writes Its own trated the Empire of Death r 

biography in "What Price Holly, ivealed in all its natural sp'len 

wood, which brings the smart or in the Pox Picture "rons 

vivacity of the glamorous Con- ~ " 

.—^.v,,^ ~. ,,.,, b. u l l l v,. J u d *,„..- x iiji4, ris 

Rtance Benneti ,In her latest sur. again in 

ring production, [ne eye 

With a galaxy of celebrities in neonle wl 

support, Miss Bennett unfolds the 

Intricacies and intimacies of the 

inaor and more notable circles of | iy menaces 

the Film Capitol. Lowell Bher- i perlT, with 

man, Nell Hamiltnn, Orejory Rn- j flesh and" 

their 

thtir 

and uf 

time 

to dasile 

ed One Thirty =lhr#e it TlireP " 

J he stein deals is ifh thL prize 

ing. and Mizner's selection to 

A nrp Ihr screen version is &ifjni 

Hi mt in the Uew ot the fact 

hit ut une time 1 he wq^ tlogtlj 

mimected with thL ring m a pro 

nnitfr and nidnafcer uf liu\i*r^ 

;es and pri- 

not the on. 

of floating 

Islands of 

toff, Louise Beavers and others j thrMteneT ih/'liveB "of the»e"twn 

thrills. Primitive aavai 

meval monsters were 

A river 

hideous 

horii: 

explorers 

times 

md tlit.r mtnr 

1 

aid the star to present an an- ' noti 

thentie serutlnizatinn of Hollywood I man 

life, ' " I""" 

: JIOIOTT 

Now Playing 

Wiiinm Minzer, writer, sporls- 

man imii adventurer, adiipted 

| "Winner Take Ail," James Car- 

ney's latest starring Plifure for 

Wartipr Bros,, which is liiised 011 

a story by Oeraid rseauniom fall- 

Guaranteed 

Plumbing 

Fixtures 

AT 

LESS THAN MAIL 

ORDER PRICES 

JOHNSON 

olT Asbury Av6, Otjaii Ciiy 

nlnret-K of the World," a mo. 

. irture that opens at Dough- 

!>'«,, (in Monday, is a symposium 

nf the thrilling explniis of all 

,vorld renowned explorers at dif- 

,'erent ends of the earth. The film 

jnus throufih. the Artie, jumps to 

Uurneo, to China und Tibet and 

lown into India, thence through 

liiiuatnrial Africa, finally to the 

Antarctic and then up ihe Amazon 

among the little known tribes of 

Hit- Brazilian jungles. 

mmmms it YOU ARE GOING TO THE =^=~-> -• -- 

STEEL PIER 

Boartwdlk at Virginia Avenije, Atlantic City 

M0i;fa dance or He the 2S star attractions playing there, you can drive 

|ji" your car the round trip over the 

OCEAN CITY-LONGPORT 

§ BRIDGE FREE 

Ipir' jrau and your passengers buy your Steel Pier ticketa at the Bridge 

feTofl'Hwue in Ocean City. 

; ; This Short Cut Route From Ocean City Will 

SAVE MILES AND MINUTES 

h Steel Pier Tickets: Weekdays, 55c 

•Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, 75c, Including- Tax 

Steel 

DANCE 

9 to 

mm ABE SOME OF THE SO STAR ATKACTI0NS 

TpnitB 

U>MA p 

Photoplay! Every Day 

.r With 

Olreu. Ao«t—Wsathsp Permitting, 

Diving Hortii with Daring Qlrl 

RIMrL 

Clmlj Mad WhjfKri — First Time 

In America. 

The 

Bee t 

Curio, 

Walir Clreya 

Hawaiian High Diva 

th Pit Shi 

Hawaiian High Divan 

the Pirate Ship with III 

d Rli f l 

e P 

and 

The 

S= * 

te Noon to i 

— Mldoct* and 

Alw 

CM*. 

p, Mi 

Cem. 

4 Bsnnellyi — Sensational 

Acrobat.. 

4 Falceni, World 1 ! HlBhtM 

A*fiil Art, 

Acre Wheel Oirla, A Gorman 

Sensation. 

Fallenberg'a Beara — A Bear of 

«n Aet. 

Peres Slack Wire Art 

rate Ship with III 

Relic, ef luecinMr 

Day.. 

Oeean Held of Pier 

M. Q, la. Tf«|» Mark Trained 

Steel Plef, wi"°Anlmal NyrMry 

All ••Blea 

Hawaiian Mutlclsn. 

ar*in RKIMII Bally 

t Big interutlng BxhfbU. 

Take a Trie Out to Sea on lh» 

Ocean Liner Steel Pier, from End 

of Pier Dally Weather Permlttlnu 

Now Playing 

r}/v WORLD 

/• I FAMOUS 

M V ATTRACTIONS 

All For One Admission! 

slum 11011 

\aw l'lilTIH(» 

lilt Pmthi^p Price' \s a' l 

tlipttd frntn Arthur StrlnEtr'j 

>,rtat IHULI md S lturthn Lsen 

IUK Pn t stori Ihe Mud Lirk' 

It 1 i thrilling r nf Mr. and Mrs, MuH'nrd 

Ji-ffriea. was married lo George 

II. MilMOIl, 

Mrs, 8. LnBarre and laiiKiii-'r, 

Mahel, were on an ixt •mli'rt 1 :-lt• 

ihriiUBli the Weal. 

Ocean City's Gay 90'$ 

ONK lllii FAMILV 

TOE SPE© CONTEST What** 

By fRANK 

Heiv's siiliie Huitulilu ntwn thill suiU ,.vi«ryii"dv, iln- 

mil fuiUiiii-s are putting humlreilH buck U: wurli. 

THIi LITTLE THEATRE COMES TO TOWN 

ITHE 

I > i;**i. 

na high sdiool cli-anmlic. i/oach, Ralph Jarvis, and his 

little band of theatru tievolees deserve the commenda- 

tion of the community for their proposal to give Quian 

City gevei-al of the best toirtemporavy phiys, in a Mi-ie» 

of "little theatre" uresentutions.durmgthe winter 

Beginning with "Death Takes a Holiday, **£."* 

Senttmber, they will staBe others ot itacidibi-e. provided 

tti public indicates that it wants them, by .t» attendance 

Î^JSSSJfte. will be set at a 1^. which it 

is estimated will clear expenses, no more My Jaivw 

and his thenpiana, all well known Ocean City talent, are 

of the most tnlked-about plays of the present daj 

| The Sentinel-Ledger congratulates them tot then- 

[ambitious project and extends best wishes to. its nuiuu. 

Hoover's fortune haS ahrunk from four million- W *700f 

000, BKys a KPOTI. later denial. But even if W it •» 

Him for svnrryj we've nevor seen a mnn with *.00,000 ... 

Ihe lireuil line. 

.11 CMly hus U'HH or 

IIIIMII, be t'iillad 11 llantinB uovi 

uliition iliuii ulniost any other 

resort urouiid. The llout'iiij is 

(lone chiefly from Uie ilrsl of 

.luly and ihq aaiih) poiioJi in 

.September. A good mujwity of 

"hnae who wme licin in tin; 

ûinrner liiuts live il .ill through 

lure, and thus Income idemliletl 

wllli Hie place. 

Nearly rvei'v nil-summer gutst 

Uunws every other one, ami 

ilnwn on tlie lieuch 1! seems like 

oiiu srem riiiiiily. There WHS U 

Itliin who tutiit' down sniiit days 

into who Imd ulwiijB been 'indif- 

I'orcni nimiH meelins people m 

licime. He hn.H n jiiutty f-lii 

I'nr ii nciBhlior, mid beyond TIIII 

fad thiii «lii; Bulls cHTttBioniilH-, 

hi- tt'iis cniirelv imiorniit of her. 

In fuel, he knew no one in I lie 

nulgliho.'liooil iind said ho dirtn'i 

ciiri) tn-=\vl:^,i ho ^ncike nliOll^ il 

Mt all. 

Well, this mnn li.is Iwfn ('own 

In re live ileys. >le knnws 10 or 

IS jfIris tic,didn't know when he 

ciiiiie down and hiis a bnwing 

iiijquniritniine with iiroUniily 2R 

more. Wherever he foes lie lifts 

his liiit, and he ia enjtiyin,{ the 

HQwHy of it hugely. Anil the 

fiiiiiiie'nt ihliiR iilioiit ;t ia tn see 

him taKKlni! arouml nftiv lli,. 

nestt door neighbor. The two RCI 

tn|elher eniiBtnnily and cx- 

ehanse condoleneea that they 

liadn'l met gonner. And they are 

both sure they are Koine to 

Imve a nice time tills* winter. 

This sea air Rosens you up and 

mnkes you want to frolick wltii 

fiiipiil asuin. Ponce de Leon, a 

in niode, don't yo\i know. 

other 

NIUSS i'OIST TO KKI» 

 

ing while things are cheap we 

aro BoinK to find that we have 

renily minoa the corner r.ml 

have started hank,—WnsliliiE'inn 

Star. 

viem The Story Of Our Eels 

_ _ . » . • . _ • • • 

Hatched Off Bermudas- Return' to Aneestpre Stream 

the 

THE SUNDAY BEACH CLUTTER 

[CONSIDERABLE complaint, as to the clutter left 

» -the beaches by Sunday VacatwniBto to come,to 

THK HIOH TOST OP 

nffl ELIdTIONS 

The public la now being m- 

inr riniTsdnj, .Inly 8,, g00inno will have to be #BiseiJ to 

eonfliiet the Hoover-Rouaevelt 

hatUB (or the nresidency, \n 

i»2B the two parties spent a 

~—"~7~~^~ iT~"—iw • f 1° ta l of 116,100,0(0. 

Here s To Your Health when me politicians of both 

parties are telling how miicli 

(Xnt«—This Is the first of n 

M>rlcs of artirlcB, tflllnj; Hume 

iiltlf-kniiun, iiit*-ri'stiiiK tucU 

HIMIUI linn, eqinmnn to «"at«>rs 

h«-r*iilxiiitit—Editor.) 

rtj EWAaiTo". FENSKK 

The llf« of the eel, and how 

it comes into being is one of 

nature's fantasies and. has done 

mueh to prove that truth ts in- 

deed stranger than net Ion, 

The liniiy eel la hntcbed in an 

area 801110* of Ihe Bermuda Is- 

landB, many inlies at sett, where 

ilia depth Is over 1000 feet. H«re 

millions of eggs are deposited, 

but not In the usual manner 61 

nehes. Due to the trefnendous,,; 

preisure of tlie water et this 

depth the spawn is literally 

forced from thi body o( the eel. 

In this BBCtlon the baby eel 

is horn a thin, flat, transparent 

organism with a tuhe-like head. 

[n contrast to other creations of 

Mother Nature, the body of the 

eel grows smaller for a time. In 

mammalg the opposite is true 

where the body must grow to 

catch up with the head. Thin 

shrinkage occurs after the eel 

is a year aid and continues tin- 

til the hody r*aches a size more 

in proportion to the head, 

* • • 

Then the long Journey to their 

homes begin, the American eel 

earning to our own streams and 

A» President Moov«r has said, 

to continue on the tax roafl we 

are traveling is to impoverish 

the nation. In the last is years 

the cost ot government has in- 

creased nearly ISO p»r cent. 

The results ar# found in heart- 

ing of capital, Industrial re. 

trenchment, uneniployment. The 

tax Issue, in all Its phases, is 

one of the most important prob- 

lems the American people *•—- 

ponds, while its European cous. 

las travel to Burope,' When 

they arrive at th( mouths of the 

streams they are about three 

Inches lonf. 

At this ttaie ot the Journey a 

strange thing takes place. The 

females aicend the streams and 

the males stay behind to await 

their return. And the hardships 

that confront the widely trav- 

eled eel. Through ihaHow water 

and deep, over dr!«d-up stream 

beds and meadows, detourlng 

water falls and the constant 

danger of being borne away by 

birds and mammalt, 

This stranie, Impelling power 

; th«J'. has nrgfcl them on putt 

thtei to the test that nature In- 

tended, and the agMld law, 

"the survival of the fittest," is 

an apt phra«e. 

OOKTOBX • - deiplte the fcM 

I oaUsd on FniHmt Wmmr 

ttm other day. Outdoor* the 

lUde. In the president's office 

it was a comfortable 68. Mr. 

gtxmt Is ttle ta stand uo un- 

der tali heavy t*tt /and ftill 

keep in Irttêe phyileal am- 

ditlon, 

I w«nt with the Fretidut to 

the opening of Ihe eaaibuion of 

the Pantheon do la Ouorre, tte. 

world's largest painting, com- 

memorating the war. This is 

Ibown in a circular sheet metal 

building which might be e^Mt. 

ed to have the characteristics of 

an oven. But the same al, .con- 

ditioning system UMl in toe 

President's office made it com- 

fortublc evon tinder a blnjlng 

ma, •• 

I went up to the Capital to 

call OB a congressional friend, 

and found Senators and ilepre- 

gentattvei. debating In an atmo- 

sphere of fresh, cooled air In 

which it wu dlfflcult for even 

the most fervent orator to work 

up a perspiration. And I came 

back from Washington on an 

iilr-condltloned train of tnn Bali 

ttmore and Ohio, th» most com* 

f01 table railroad Journ»y I ever 

made. • ' , • v 

Mr. Hoover believes, with 

many others, that thin' alr-«on- 

diUoning proMsi, still in its In- 

fancy, is going to develop as big 

as the automobile Industry. 

1ION1JS . , . at tke ffOat line 

I half expected In Washington 

to find squads and detachments 

of tne "Bonus Expeditionary 

Pqrct 1 ' pan-handling alj: over, 

town, I trnvcljeft pntty well over 

over the District of Columbia 

and except In the vicinity of the 

B.B.F, Camp on the Anacostta 

Flats, I saw nobody who Bould 

be Identified as a member of 

the bonns-seeklng army, I talked 

with, one nan who had bees aa- 

Itve In getting Congress to ap. 

proprlate $100,000 to send title 

men back to th*lr none stetoi, 

"Most of these ctakps a» 4«- 

eent fellows out ,of Johb, with 

no resources, who just came for 

the laflc,' 'he MM, "A few of 

them Me rather simple-minded 

people who really think the gov- 

*rament owes thtJn a Hvinf. But- 

in the center Is Quite ft rtronf 

corps of pommunlst agitators, 

who have he»n nopelul that 1 

there would he som» sort of % 

military or police demonstration 

that would give an excise to 

start thootinK- The Communlita 

ore looking for martyrs, but the 

Washington iiuthorlUes have not 

permitted toemselMB »« be 

trapped Into anythlhe "oat 'of' 

which inflammatory propaganda 

could he made. But the B.l.F, 

eertataly had sbme members nf 

rnngresF badly 'seared, 1 * 

jMt,6i~ 

wgrtsw, 

ana tt»:.X 

bwwnr -, 

'nowpoMuUt 

work. 

Itol, 

-art,, ;h ._.._ 

«aS'tti|'; i .i*«i*i' i: ' 

t«M» ftj» W 

the Potomac .. 

the govermn 

veloplng thhJ 

C 

Now the bat* 

ing with more 

any other^fflt 

worjd, if 

h 

When their goal .„ 

they stay and wax fat, feeding 

on their diet of- small fights, 

frogs, grubs and water bugs. 

Then a time comes when this 

name impeiliOiT influence urges 

their return. When they arrive 

at the mouth of the stream they 

team up with the smaller males 

who waited. Together they trav- 

el Hotith to note, spawn and die. 

(Seat week—How water pol- 

lution hap danweed "-•——»«'• 

nt 

angle. T6» —--3-, 

building* freotln* 

av. have mostly^ 

to make roQni""" 

• partinsnt:, QE 1 

Department too 

mint building*. 

central , 

tlonably W>- __,. 

elty m the wortftr 1 

, : ' - . - , • • : • ' ; * < • 

OOABB8..-, . >; 

Wherever the 

Onitfld ,P«toi 

vice men acec 

• tne' President's 

White Honied 

doMB iniardi a* ^^. 

ahead to deal 1 «MI 

Hi ii Mnr-mBti 

iett awa? ftraa «t 

lerrlbe man, WHM»I*I 

iniidt m irai*:s 

his privftto eamK;«il 

dan W*er, _ i :^' s 

Woin Mr, HwrHi; 

openlttir of •«--;*srtrif 

Wanhington tartiw*^ 

of tne WMte Jtonig 

vice eorpi. wfl^Jti 

preceded Mm If 

and made a-Wn^, 

tbe bolldlng to W#|4 

workmen ,wera;:iv- 

ernmtnt. In 1B14 it was 48 days 

and in IBIS Wout 16 days. 

The ratio la constantly rising. 

Carried to the Inevitable con- 

elusion, it means ^that In the 

not-too-distant future, th» tast- 

Tudor City in New York la ah 

apartm»nt houBe development in 

the 1. 4O'» fiicing the river. In 

the apartment houses in thli de- 

velopment are 260 dogs and yet 

you rarely see one on thi itreet. 

They are taken to the root for 

an airing, 

~" The 41th St. Chowder ana 

Editor o«uu""i ,-=«. • 

Now that the chamber of com- 

merce is endeavorlrng to quiet 

the noisy locomotivei which dis- 

turb the sleep of summer visi- 

tors during the night, let them 

continue their efforts and see if 

they cannot get the city official* 

to permit the garbage and re- 

fus« collectors to BO to work at 

a respectajjle hour Instead of 

their present schedule. 

It is a common ooeurence to 

hear a larbage collector hounc- 

ing the empty cans onto tbe 

concrete driveway at B-JO a, m. 

and then the refuse collector at 

5:30 a. m. In addition to the 

above, the auto> street sweeper 

starts about B;4S a .m., some 

days sooner. 

Personally, I think this is all 

uncalled for and think that 

summer visitors who come to 

Ocean City for a rest should be 

given some consideration and 

not have their sleep disturbed at 

thin time In.the mornlm. 

JOBBPH F. DONAHUm. 

1110 Ocean av. 

In the area from H. 60th to 

S5th sts., and from 6th av, to 

the Bast River a district • which 

can he covered In a few mln- 

uMs, Is the; richest district in 

the world, ; It Is New York's 

millionaire sone. More than 100 

special deteatlvBB are on ward 

in this area constantly 

Korne: Did any ot your an- 

cestors ever hav« any trouble 

with their Beck? 

Borah: Yes, my grandfather 

had a knot behind his ear when 

be fell through the flnoi, 

Puller Bragg: What » giori- 

ous sprini day! I could dare 

anything, face anything, 014 a 

day like this, 

Feminine Half: Then come 

along with m*, dear, I waui to 

buy some new shoes, a hat and 

> couple of dresses. 

Bobble (in church): Mama, 

what will become of all thoM 

Bowers on the altar? 

Mama: They will be given to 

those wMo ara pick at the clo»e 

of the »errtce. 

Now that Morgan has Mcumu- 

lated enough money to retire, 

where does he plan to live? 

Hli dortor recommended a 

sanitarium. 

Customer: I hear my son ha» 

owed you for n suit for ttwt 

years. 

Tailor: Yts, sir? haw you 

called to settle tne aeaount? 

Customer! No; I'd like a lult 

: on the game terms. 

A ifttle boy from ^ 

vlsttlnc his csualn ittli 

What do Ytn ttttr, 

eows? qulisaa am „, 

I bet you dont even 

that's a jeney cow;; 

I don't,know from „„ 

cause I can't Ml lU-llet 

Lucille: WHM do you 

you see an unusually * 

Muriel; I look tor~ »i, 

then, I let tlr«d aniiflffl 

mirror down. • « 

The roaring ' mt 

New York doean't 

larly when Mr. Jones-tm 

buy a new llnei of good*..„ 

faneui hotel within tM| 

mint center docs and • 

mekns to show that ft 

Mr, .Toned had been a 

fore, the dark mtat^^. 

number of ttie room Bifl 

pied and asks Wai It """^ 

care for that, of uotHRi 

it. Bell-boys call nlrtt; 

Jones" and not *Blifi"i? 

mornini nls homo'town 

Is outside his door, Ja' **" 

ing him, the telephone, 

Informs, him ourt it la (ia 

he should dress 

The Increase in 

first* class mall from 

to three cents an 0 

cost'Sing Stag prtiWDLv,.-. 

POM a year additional;] 

prisoner*' mmlV 'wOMtir* 

prisoners sent oot.r— 

ten, The State vt 

age tor one letter 

e»oh priioner. 

Forttier Resort Pastor 

Smiling Bridegroom 

Rev, Carl F, Yeager, . former 

pastor of the Lutheran Church In 

this resort, was a visitor here on 

Monday, Ho was accompanied hy 

How Is Mr. WUnWeyi 

Oh, he's a neffeet anirt, 

• I'thpufht you never liked him, 

I aidn T t—he died last wtrt. 

HOW'B tbe tall 

Customer: 

business? ' 

Ship CJhandler: 

boom. 

It's on the 

York every Sunday night to play 

contract bridge, anagrams, ping- 

pong and chess. Its members, 

all well known In theatrical 

and sport elreles, never Mt 

chowder and never go on hikei, 

Tie Rer, Mr. Yeawr wai mar- 

rieft In June to Mitt Bllnqre 

Conwr, daughter of tt« Dr. and 

««. CDarlM K, 0M?cr, Qf.H*u- 

utflUe, ImmeaiBtely followlnf 

A un ^^ who j ^ uqte 

hla car out on a ^4 irlntry day 

w u 

^0,^^^ the engine with 

a hlankst 

^fo j ^ (loou,,, on): Dent 

lt mt,t«r. I saw wh»t 

lt ,—, 

S an rSiona'i WON* »• *• •% 'WM*^*«'**'#*?AsSJ 

tne BBDOBin. *t» 1,1 ^# ••-—- 

Sft drink trmdtJihMt and when 

Heart JM*JW*» ""LIE"*** 

Mayer Walker gets about one left on a month's erutw> to. the /"^M What* 

rn»to 

every tuns' » new department 

pl&lnta. Out woman loat ttro:. aw? •H1

BBiBitW'-it* ^smrnm 

Imm? 

ilPl 

Smbs 

SB •I 

# 

UM otttoe of 

City 

Iw RM-tftrtrv •;.:-*-':.• 

IJtffco. Hie 

FiBe, —- alraoM the _ 

_ * 'trt»rtat the Jatoi 

i**4 ' jw^tfehtly. iWf 1 1 

TJeltyf 

Y e t w»«"«wt any effort pn his 

* * *t her, J-ywarf Smith. 

***»• Spencer ?. Swan 

l ^ ^ ith fiw 

CîcS-. . tuHuims HP More DUI ,, j,_- 

I It came stout „_• .wj.; 

• •.,.'." , -.. ; • Mt. Smlto M. on _e hot« itaff. 

IDftayed by presi of work, it wa» 

hrta Wore is found Um» for 

dmjitr., It wai t_fl« 9 p. m, ^%m 

he mtntd «_t dinlne room, de- 

Mrtyd at that hour. Be „«._ the 

lonelr pwipeel of dining bjj JUm- 

Be«jrtW< 

Called by 

Mr,. Kathryn Q. 

Fiwerai on 

$00 Is Week-End 

Toll of Thieves i 

Cottages Looted; ( 

Otocn Opened with Key * 

PlalnclQ;tu«i jioliceinon patrolled 

Ooeaa City early this week as the 

rMSjf'of.flcihbertei bf homes poni- 

nitUed over the week end, in 

whlcji more than J60O in caali anfl 

B u t 

ns dinner was aerveJ, 

f th dli 

^ ner was aerveJ, 

ttie doors of the dlninc room on- 

n J 

ey Wan stolen 

All the robberies weir lone 1.. 

e name manner. arcoiJIng in 

Captain qt Detectives Dobert J.ac- 

k The thief entered through u 

, -without breaking *he lock, 

aeatjf having a Itoy. They were 

ud di 

young woman entered, with an cn- 

cort 

She smiled at the lone diner 

and said in that low,.vibrant voice 

with Its Etronj? Swedish accent 

which film devotees know so 

well: 

fs Eply Opened. 

It was made especially *>asy ioi 

the Uilqf, Capt. Lackey sauf. be- 

cmwe in every instance the lockfi 

th d d 

,ttfl|(M6ouliJibe oBtned »y almost 

Wrkw; ^ ;tWif might have _n 

f'oîWWtoa 1 wai Ji«utd iby Kin 

"W^wêif ,Wa«iii-aw lietu. ue- 

im Sm le w ttem; 

!^*«M f«m SliMi-_«_„, 

î iWiJwpt- >»oi___ was made 

: «JOTjiff! Bope of Blnm- Simon, 

jlflfflrfiMley. ay,, when* JflTOJn 

cijsh.jmd jewelry wai taken wHl« 

in the 

Did He Mind! 

"Do vou mind if we cat in here 

with you?" , 

the Ocean City ninn didn't 

know she wai Greta Garbo, but 

he ' didn't mind. No younft man 

would, after one (fiance. 

And so they all sat down to- 

Kether, H cozy little family Kroun, 

nnrt conversed plcnsantly on Ihis 

and that. The identity of liis 

charminp dinner comoanion caine 

Funeral Btirvlceg for' Mrj,'JUtt- 

ryn McClure, 415 5th (it.. Who lUd 

at TUO p. mi, Tflurrt**. #«M ft«W 

at the Cadman Funeral : parlor, 

809 Central av., Monday aftenvW 

Friends and relatives called ,_t the 

parlor, infttay town f to • p. m. 

1 Strvleea wsft contiiuftag by Rev. 

William A. Bbyil. nirt* sfrîe 

Firit it, B, Church. Intermeat, 

which wai private, was in the 

Cnelton HUl Abbey Cemetery, 

Philadelphia, ' '* 

. Mrs. McCluro hnd been a res- 

ident of Ocenn tiltf tar -)[ yiirs. 

and before that, was a Bumpier vi- 

•Itqr for iiviral ytaw, $V» died 

O. Sterna, of Ooean City; a ion,' 

K p>imtj husb«sd, David H., 

j-rell, of ton Angoles, Cal., aid 

h fifotlier, JQJUJ R. Lambert, of 

tfto' llth Sir 

A. . Oil. in « ««ruin e»u»»e to sole nt public 

MONDAY, AUGUST 

35b 

flTO oclotk 1* 

o clock noon ( 

l0 TVlt. at tirelvo 

ard Time) or ono 

a yie45 

All 

, in Cups MM" flouft ôuse, 

May County, new Jersey; 

(hat certain mortenefed prem- 

ises, with the appurMnanses, In the 

1)11! sf complaint In tile mid e&ufe 

idrtli-uinrly aet forth and desenbed, 

hat In to say: 

All the following troct or poreel 

jf land nnd premises hereinafter 

jinrtleularly degcrlhed, situate, lying 

nnd »e!n«; in ths City ol Ocean City 

In the County of Cann May any 

grate nf New Jeraey. 

BEOIKNINO {ii the Southeasterly 

ins of Central Avenue • Three Hun- 

lr«d and.Ten (310> fe«t Bsuthwe«t. 

wardiy froih the Bouthweiterl^ Jine 

ofWurth Street! cont-nlnlnn (outt- 

wastwardly ftlong said line of (»n. 

fral A»eni,e twenty (go) feet jn 

frent or breadth,' atid of that width 

pxtendlns Southestitwaidlj- hetwern 

"nes parallel with Fourth Street one 

undred (iw) fett to a fifteen f«#t 

'He street, 

JBEINO ftevi Bouthwestarly _h»Jf of 

oclock p. in, 

Of eaft] day. 

In C M 

t Saving Tlinte 

ShefIff'a OMCA 

ouao C M 

with Thflmn 

m 

re- 

Mr, aM•'•: lira. Hairy Cooper 

-•*• -ijjnt B?u6it» of MM. Spph- 

. _î#,- ftS Ciiitwl aw M«. 

Cooper. li pait" gnkH matron of 

O, of f A: of Penaiylvanii. 

MtMit' Of< Paul t. Kalier, (aisi 

known «, Paul Smith Keller), ilt 

LICTT|B1 TliTr*MINTAr1Y on the 

Of eaft] day. Ht tlif ShefIffa 

In Cape May Court Houao, Cupo Ma 

County, New Jersey: 

All that certain mortgaKed prem 

ises, ^vltlj thc aiipurtfnanf!C». fn tlu 

bill of complaint in the utiUi cnun 

particularly set, forth n nrt descrlbctl. 

that' la to Aft 

p 

that' to 

h to Afty 

All thc following tract or parcW 

of hmd and prf>mJB«tfl herajnaftar par- 

ticularly described, situntc, l l d 

•ji 5HK In th Cit f 

y descred, 

HK In tho City 

the County of 

t N\ J 

nf 

I 

tunc, lyln 

of Otenn 

Cupe Mtiy 

f N«\y JotJiey. 

BEGINNING In uu> poutlKuisloily 

lino of Central nv. 296 feet soUtli- 

il from the aouthucstcrly 

rth st contntninjf gouth- 

alonfir euld line of Cen- 

f t I f t b d h 

estwi 

Inn of 

tiirdly 

tral uv., 4(i 

d f h 

fir uld line of Cen- 

In front or breadth 

th xtlh h 

ERS TESTAMENTARY on th 

ve Kdntc liavi. been granteil b) 

Kcglalir /or thi; ProbalH of WIII 

Granting Lftlew of d 

Men' In5Jnl"ior the City and Couii" 

If, ot f Wladelphlii. In Qin Commgn- 

nealili of Pennsylvania, to the un- 

i«m|«ied. -whb jfoQUeie all j- 

WLYIHE- cklnn or denanda I 

tRantHM orthe jtcUM.to 

oie nine. «jid nil j 

j**-tit the decedent- to make 

payjtfent, withBut delay to ' 

I- ' FldeUW.Pliikiaernhlii Trust 

^(Knjiiitodiljiila,-, »•-—•• 

Coin- 

P 

u., 4(i fcftt In eadt 

nnd of ihut width ^xtentlhip nouth 

•.•{•ntwnrdly between llrnâ parA|li>1 

with tho mh] Seventh si.. 100 font 

In length or êpUi to u 15-feet-wldn 

Di'lnff I^>t Ko. HH4r Section "A" rn 

Plan of Oi;eaji City App.ocintlon mid 

ulfto known as No Vat-Si Cfiit.'tiT 

av.. Oci>aii City. N. J, 

Amount *lttn under tfccwi 1 fn lit,- 

SJ(5,62. with fiiU'reni and Khprlff'fl fees 

to he added. 

WILI.lAM B. POWELL, Bhfirtff. 

td July 20, 19^2. 

Sfkll & Burllnt, Sol'rs. 

nimikly, Sfrtck 

7-22~4t-pf*18 03 

mmt&mm^^ 

i V ?l oun ' duti "" dl ' 

%?, ""r H l """' a yf Major and ConimlssiBiii.r«, 

SintimuS: 61 " 1 tfl Clpe U w County.-"Mew 

July II, 

III ncmrdniH c «)th your limlrtlctlonx II di tiilli d niidlt nnd mmiliintloii 

of thr« llnamlnl necounts unit records of thn Old of Oif«n ( H it\, CQJIC Mny 

I ountj, for lho yciir ended ]>cembeT II 1-111. linn been iinnpleled nni. 1 tin 

ii-«llta are si>t forth In the ExhlhltK nnd 3rhrdul minutes of thi' Cleik 

All revenues wcrn established and verldtd l.mofur as noMllih. im to 

source ond amount and êrc verllted us to Bourco nnd disposition 

Thc Cosh DisbursemrntA were thoroughly ehi'cked nnd vcrlfltil by run 

e! chei* r r l l d b th M r fll> Clerk niid Treasurer 

Ail dlsbunemerits were propcily authorie 

the meetings 

f the audit covers c nhCll rnnsactioiiK of the 

Cltrk. Electrician. Plutnblnfr lnnpector. Municipal Lien 

Maglstnitii nnd Health Officer nnd tlm actlvltlon of thn 

d f Commlialonern As recorded on thi> minute of th' Cleik 

Thc Cosh DisbursemrntA were thoroughly h d nnd 

celle,! chei*«. properl> nlirned by thc Mayor fll> Clerk niid^ u 

Ail dlsbunemerits were propcily authorized and ilftdllfd In the minutes ol 

th ti 

Currant Duplicate 

Tb Ci 

Currant Duplicate, 

Tbe Ctirrent Duplicates were aild..d nnd proved All Items 

i»rt«dbiush credit* or liropor C'ertllicun's ot Itcmlailon and O 

ff b, lk°VoS T»v S.a of C«pc Un or by proper au 

dd I th inutes 

i,•corded In thc minutes 

°*"? l n" i "*UWt- I iiaiw"5i ot prior K.,r, -ere 

VMlfleTtlon made The delinuuelit lax ivbl»tet 

All Items were sup- 

l d Ouni rllntlon 

thority as 

examined ...id n d. lulled 

l» In uurw-mtnt ivltli 111.. 

SOOd condllloil. 

R c d ke 

d condllloil. 

Records kept by the. various other city Qfflclnlu -Were found to be udu- 

t d ilk good condition ' 

It 17 

S h l " 1 

A, T,eadde 

WILLIAM B POAVT:! 

Willed ,tnly 37th, 10J2 

OreU i Mllsfead. Sol's 

7Z°-4t pt Il«01 

Sheriff 

SHERIFF'S SALE 

vlrtuu of n writ of Kiel I Fn 

sale tit hubltd 

!;1 

i Mnnn exnose to sale tit hublt 

vendue, on 

!;1 

MONDAY, AUGUST 22nd, .193? 

between tlic hours of twelve fin 

live o'clock P. M.. to wit, tU twelv 

o'clock noon (Standard Tlnic) or oii 

TlniB) of said day, 4 lie Bherirr 

hrfien, In aim May Court Houm 

inn May Cftinl*',' Re# Jersi*/! 

All that .ertnln mortmgal'nrem 

ims, with tllo nppiirton«nces. In thi 

bill of complaint in t«e ' sajd c»iia; 

pnrtleulaMy "set' forth And "deierrbeo 

that l» to «ayi i 

All the following tract or parei 

9f land ' and preinls€f ' hereiiwffai 

imn- nun in ttooil condition. 

The uitnutci were ixamlued in detail and wera fount 

mt sonaltlon. ' ' 

All r,;,nilejiknia at tuxuB were ' auppoi'ted by proper unlhoi lly 

carded oti the minutes. , 

Notes were Issued In aceonlance with the titululvu. 

All tranirera between aBtWprlatloiiH wore properly made uu*) u 

Bonded oflWlalB it the municipality were as followa: 

Hilftie r roaltion •• Comtm.iy 

John Harts. Building ItuHeter Anterlean Surety Uo. 

Sary EÎmtasi, aum iBTgji OfBee AnnsJeaiv Bureiy eo. 

to be In exct 

Joseph higtihs.'eHFBftotriejaii 

Qeorge BTHVeuards, Follee Maiutraln 

UeorVe 

Wlillart 

Fi 

AHiount 

I f,00,'"1 

2,rinu.i,i; 

i.qan.uu 

l.OOO.UO 

BAI.ANCB. Peeember 11. JMl ! 

BALANCE SHEET-CAPITAL AMOUNT. 

Aijtta ' 

Cash — _ Jan, 1. l||f '• 

^^m^ s ^m'^^s^ = =^ III 

m 

Term 

LlabllltIM 

Bonds—(lenarnl _, •., „ 

Bonds—General •_ .._^..._j! „ __...»^ 

inrlal Bonds—School __„__„:_ __^ 

Temporary Ijiipi-nveincnt Bands 

Tpmporary Iiiiproveiuent Nates .,„_ 

Duo Current Account ,„_ „ L. 

Contraets payiihln 

Itesene 

Unexpe e App 

nded ljaliuicc Ordinaiice ApiropriationH 

STATEMBNT OF RECBIPTS AND _ 

CAPITAL ACCOUNT—11 

Balance, juiiuury 1, lilSl „.,„ 

llondfd indcbtndneiM Issued _ 

1101 

sio: 

iioi 

Improvemant Notos Issued _^ - ,__ 

Jttom -TfUstJ-AssessBble Irnprovemenl Wot Fl" 

Premiunii on Bond Bales „ : 

EXCI'BS funds on Bond Hale . „. 

Tram Currjnt—Retirement of Serial Bands, Qen. 37,000,00 

tiom current—Retirement of Serial Bonds, School 13,000,08; 

From Current—Rdtlrnnicni of Temporary Bonds in.lBT.II 

DUO ClSPfent »_ .... I V mnnnm 

— 1 4W.000.00 

38.000.M 

SI.UI:H 

'540.90 , 

2.800,00 

M.OOO.W 

TatuJ Iieseiplg •_.. 

ilnnil?(l lli.I.:lll.-.Jl..MH Pllhl 

Lnipioviiiuont Notes Puld 

rremlunm Uipciidcd „,. 

ContrHdts Pnyiihln ._ 

Ordinance Ajiproprhitlons- 

Ta aurrenl—Bainneo til • 

To Trust—Asteannent 

Olsbursementi 

Other Charges 

4R3 _ ^ 

M.ooe,oo ••• 

smi,g«o.oo •• 

32,600.00 ' 

360,00 •'• 

ITD.OOT.Ol 

1(0.9115,611 

J,IT?,W 

To Olirrenl—ijiiriTnce of Uond ,jr'rellilUii\ •-!--—„ 150 »J, 

Tola! 

ItALANCK. D«c. 

-20-2t-pfll()7.28 

31, 

COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES FOB 

TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 

eorVe DKlCUarOs. Poice g 

lillarti H Campbell, Wlrector Revenue 

Finance, Member Slnttig t-und Com 

H ShoeniKKer. Trthiuier Tubllc Lll.r 

CMll B^ll Cit Solicitor 

Anierlean iur%ty Co, 

American Surety Co, 

Revenue and 

"* "iin, Ameriouft surely Co, 

C. ft. : »h6eni*k«r. THaWrtr Public' LlbraTj- .Fidelity PejJOslt 

Andrew Oottreil BonreU, CUy ftolieltor Nalijmfl Surety Co 

H iari Brown, Treaaurar nrtllo .Ubrary Fidelity Deposli 

K, SL iJgi'hlerOv,*a. (Mlector-s Offlco Fidelity pepos t 

Henry ^&ser. City T«asur«r FldeJHy Deposrt 

Henry ¥Tftutti • Tfti OMlector Fidelity Deposit 

SKK Riefir, Cuatodian •chool Fund Fldeflly Depoilt 

MX iovff Clerk In |ub P. f), V %. Fidelity ft OuarBtity 

WilllSm oollisson, fllty Irigiheer V Atnerlean f «re()k*fio. 

Hurry A, Morr.., aity Cleft C1BT1F(CATAmerican BUre,y «v. 

£i obUlnsd frehv Qif bdoka anl Bttpers of the ulfy and I bellevo It to he • 

truo report of the flnntehJ' condllion of the elty as evldetiuua by beokii, 

records and deemnihti' tutotfte* Wr mi Inspection. 

, , I #lsh"to' tn»nff UM viQoiU oUleerg and KtUpyeea for thslr BMlstajice 

ld Und for the miny cofffteiieB 1 ektentted to is dorllifc our examination, 

•• ' BeaMcUuily nuhmiited, 

THOMAS I, CHRISTISN 

* t>Ml Jan. 1, US! 

Oflle 

I"""M ?,' "J 6 ,?*"* ^Hector, Ouean city, New Jersey. 'f 

I NOUEC IS hereby given that the-subB«rlljer, the TAX ROHMUJ; 

MOiuiti 'Oily, New Jersey, 

\b.donon — " J ' 

lO.OUO.OO 

10,000,1111 

M'MO dn I" 1 I*'* o'oloek p. 

,pime "•" ' * 

1,'OOO.IKI 

5.000.00 

„, --,-•- ----, purauaiit to the laws of tho itate of Ne* 

uqli cases maHe and provided, will eipOBO for sale ill putt|4j 

TUESDAY. THE 1IXTH DAV OF SEFTEMOIB, ^ 

sg.irail.uii !»y»" unlock p, m.. of thai day at tho Tax Offiec, secoBd | 

fen 'la'.'uM I»l». lf*6ts or IHirdelg or land and null estate 

domnHnl °f A i° Or f et '°«' »« will purchase the same, 

pSfên^pânnS ^ °' ' n * re "' ttil « e '" 

""" ' •' ' "on en each loi, tract or pnrurl of 

li°l "i!" 1 " 1 •""• PfOSOftlonale .hare at cwUh 

Inqludlng Inferesl. . 

HBN«Y T, FOtJLaS, T«i 

de»Jn»i'el" 

II ntf nr 

iKutlon of this 

Banjamm r, Gibson. »la.l«lff, va. 4. i 

Harry K. Lamlcn ana IMllt Miypan: 

Hu.tcd .Ole helr.-«t-law and do- Bj 

...„ tirenitse* hereinafter 

purtleiilarly deserllMd, aituate." IMng 

•iiid belnB in t»s CltV if' omn 

Jlty In the Coanty of mpa May 

JnJjtate of New Jeraey.; *~* 

BHWO Mt Ko.BS'unrt the North 

westarly JO feat of Mt No, 57, BlWc 

of Ldt No 67, Wlo 

Ken Kntnte Co 

SALE, 

s tirll »f Fieri Fu.- 

is*u«d out 'pf \ht 

«iy of K«w Jersey. 

-' July A »' IJtS 

Second Street « f«t In"fr8ht _ 

breadth, ana or -that width extend 

Ing NortheaafWurd^ between |IBM 

wide •tr»ei. 

ssr 

Cosh—Treasurer ._•-; _ „ 

Cash—City * Clerk. ._ 

CdtlBildi lpctdr 

1 29.818.02 

.11, 1331 

CM-|O) „ 

|t»n»y D,vMo5imr.t Co, (Ull

*_.: 

-• •:- ;^L ^ ----- -"= 

Rlclimaii _ 

W, onil Berthl. Cel» , 

W. «od Bertha Celt , 

—•---•--Butt*.cote 

l_b«I MOM. (IIM-IO) 

- ci ______ 

• -iîS''' ^^ _idZ-^^__^-J___a 

t Investment Co. 

.Investment Co. 

t ' [_f££_t3___E - OS, - 

^_^_i_t, fi_9_rti_s_- OB* 

Wife 

«_ John SI Mom 

W.'tO I s.ctlon • 

_U 

HU m 

1M.M 

111,7s 

. Bl.ll 

41,01 

{•.is 

•S.B4 

. M.it 

, SLTS 

. 44.H 

. 71.41 

, il.15 ' 

. II.M 

, 68.95 M» 

88.85 

iu,so 

• an no 

88.35 

71.1S f}0 

IMS 411 

33.54 

11.S4 

11:11 . 

25.48 

IMS 

HIS n. 

ttll 

11.41 MI 

' 

: ii? •••' 

-IWA 

»S7B»S9B.'. 

NIB -isro 

(TO 

M1B 

•MA 

411 

M" I0.M »«. 

SO.lt 

17,07 

if.OT 

II m 

411 : 

44CA-H6A-417A- 

441A-44IA 

456S-44CB-447B- 

MM 

47.68 

53.98 

M.S0 

35.30 

1S.I0 U1A 

:ii!:!I 

49.42 

M.li 

•ill no 

U_:0eMn 

I* M|f 

Co, 1027-2S.29.S0> _ Ê' 

CO. 1927-2I-J1.30) _ 

Co, 1027-21-29.10) _ 

Co. 1027-28-29-10) _ 

00, 1027-21-29.10) _ 

Co, (1927-21-21.10) _ 

CO. (1927.21.21.30) _ 

• (1911.2B.30) _ 

• (1MI.20.10) _ _ 

: (1921.29.30) , 

Carieion B, Wehb -— 

Minnie Sultan . = 

Aaron J. Steltz 

Aaron J, Iteiu ——J 

Caroline L, I,aka _____»,—.— 

W, H. fliirk and F, W, Flelseliman 

Ootan City Realty Co, ,^^_^-.._—, 

Ocean City Realty Co. » — 

Oeean city Realty Co, - 

Ocean City Realty Co. - -- - - 

Oeean City Realty Co, „_ 

Oeean City Realty Co, •- ^_ 

W, D, Hampton — 

John A, Lavln ^, 

John A, Lavln _'Je — 

Leo HeCabe Johnson . —- 

AUce T, Hanlnffton 

Rudolph and Florence _, Falkonhaten 

D, 8, Praiier 

D, B. Frailer 

Datiic B, Frailer, Inc. ,„__ 

Danlo B, Frulcr, Inc. ^ ~ - 

Panic B, Frailer, Inc. . 

Daniel B, Frulcr, Inc. __. 

Aetnii Co, (190i:i9.Mj _-__^-, 

Aetna. Oo, (igft-is-foi —_--•-= 

Aetna Co, .(UU-Sg-Sdf !___- 

Rehecca Ik .Winston ' IISMJ-SO . 

Rebecca B. Winston utt.-21-pp 

A, Bourceola BstaW laajiSirSO 

A, •Bouritoia Bitate lOgS-af-SQ 

A, Bourireaii Estate lOM-SB-SO . 

A, Boi 

A: BourieW» ! Bstate 102 -29-JP) 

A, Boufgeois Bstate liis-SS-gp) 

A, Bourgeois Bstate ms-Jf-SO) 

A, Bourgeois Estate 192g.29.?p 

A, Bourgeois Bstate 1B2S.Z3-3P 

A. Bourgeois Bstate lS_.29-ap 

A. Bourgeois Bstata 192S.19-8P 

A Bourgeois Bstata li_.29.|P 

A, Bourgeois Bstate 19ii.||-|P» , 

A, Bourgeois Bstate lill-af-JP) 

A, Bourgeois Batata 192|.2B-|P) 

A. Bonrfeols Estate' IBZB.n-jjP) 

A, Bourteois Bstate iiil-iO-SP) 

Aetna Co, ( 

Aetna Co, I 

Aetiia Co. ( . 

Aetna Co, (W2S-29-3O) 

Aatna Co, (IIII-II-IOS _ - 

A. Bourseola Bitata U9M-29-30) 

A. Bour.eola Batata (1928-29-SO) 

A. Bourgeola Estate (1928-29-30) 

A, Bourgeoia Bttata' (Hil-ll-iO)- 

A, BourgeoU Bltato (1918-39-30) 

A. Bourgeois Estate 

A.. BourB«jl» ; Estate (1838-29-S0) 

.AitJB do. (1S1S-S9-I0). _^— 

AiJ^_. OO. ( 

Aetna; Oof ( 

A,rlBouneeU. \ _ 

*• ,:_omw«l« i fim-li-ioj 

A. WorMili (l91l 

A, Bsurgaali .(19M-!»-»oS 

Aetna Co. (19JI_-J0) 1 

Aotna do. 

A»tat, Oa,: 

Aetna Op, 

Aetna, c». 

: 

•(:•?' ^ ' ^ ' Y i . ' i a ^ ••-; : Ag"'i >'"'-'"..'= ";•? ~'~ ~'*' -..• 

OHbirt Van Horm ; w_i- nev»i •'•' HavluB dpii j?iip Mi Vtin Sqrn 

married or divorced. Hi never myjh let ,UB utfip _ip.ek a few; fstn 

worked, never worrltd no far 1 al anj rivitw thi lBpia»at;ttat hif 

tbi 1 Woria knew, and seldom aid him illjBly toualied.upjin; tp# 

anytWrif to dliturb the loulal MM incident of flu, rlwr anfl the hoy. 

he nireed with lift, anfl to a, larf^ van Rom. 

bert Van Warn was eouiloerad a th« tte iTSM Intwnal 

.. Fl to notion. 

I Ollbert wai genial, Wornen werf 

1 1 to him; to general wl) 

its reward tor Infant—Uoh Or ilbli. He tad food breeding and 

Will not live tons_ wiui oonjBnn BBmse and B certain, leoj 

• MM. J. W. Schlosnter, , _„„_„„_ „,,, M».H«« 

S-5-it-c I laved him from btcotnioi an utter 

—-_,"_, I Ion. Had he wished he might 

M3 B to Vlmearbmce_ pr Wo. | never oceiirred to him. 

FOR SALE 

Tor ~Sai«s or Bfat, Tuu 

of the country'i richest Mid hard' 

eat-wprklnB plutocrati ulight have 

accepted him, one at a time, of 

Bourie. 

Thesi hard-working mei, might 

iven B'ave respected bin. Ollbert 

Van Horn itrlppei lllte a hoa% 1 ywelght 

Ud bad a wide rapuiailoii 

la an amateur pugUlBt, 

But we mult go a bit further 

wrth, the story oi tliti BaehBlor, 

prise flght fan and geni m\ all 

'round favorite of fortune. 

• AliH — corner lot. 4Bth anS 

Jwi av, (f»iiin_ ocean), »teluu'. 

M aivldi. Al a laerlflee, Applr 

m. B, Delarotii, 1040 Wealayay, 

*iBf, Oeaan' j^lty. 1-16-tto 

^1 = HATCHI'N- — Brt 

KB ior iale. Mocks, Wyvn. 

es, Hatch o« Was TborM** 

nk Laew De»rn«l(l. M. J 

I 8AL1D — Store SlituMi at 

crince Restaurant and delicti, 

nr outfits. Apply Warehouie, 

; K, DeKroth, «th and Will 

""" n 87Q, Ocean City. l-li«tl 

tH — Oholce of 10 planoi, 

)h. ABBly Ocean City Btori 

West ave,, Ocean Otfy, 

"I bed*, iron cot, refrlEerator, 

arlier 811DJ), til 4th it, Ph. 

..W, Oeean City, N, J, 7.M-J1I1 

JBB K1XTURBS—Wall case, couni* 

Moor Casei, Store Tables 

,j» Register, Cash Register, type.- 

Iter Una disHk, In flr«l oiais conmien, 

Daltan'a Btentrle Shop, Mill 

kiml Tdiirin^ Our, iwat» 1 

'cycle, one Monslcr ltitchs 

All In goad"tirder, ISO W 

.M.,,' id., Wlldwooil fJiciil. 

It MliliUHANT—Hiivii >ou won 

tile m Hlllntt Pi»t Cni-a Printer 

1:, AUdreaneif JinalilDa ymi to 

nt your meBshes an4 nadroBB nn 

i lijnclilne. Ton c6h fend fi or 

rdi for the priee of one flrsi. 

i lottcr. Tjiink It Bver anu 

I- Bmiiao* Broii., PJO IjinfliH 

'iiieland. Phono 111. S-B-Jt 

1 Motor.—Multi.11 

Mtomottiio cont, two "P= 

fe sSsr' 1l sfs 

iOBHBNT 

liiiiiol- 

..14-tfD 

flterB, ADBly 

City, %-WAn 

.ftm 

t,i hou 

024 Central a 

. 5-i 

BABK PLACE APTS.' 102 WH «*" 

iutniilwil ruomi. anu a|)i«. Hoi "H 

• mid running water In evefy room 

^fhone III, TJeean e "f 'i' 

; "• *>-M-ol but 

• _"^jMiel Harvey Jones, of Virginia, |"* e for dlabetta, _•_ _ 

^ 

I {strata Oopr** D JUdurds. Sto 

with Wmgiatr.tt.li 

... . ... _ , him out of town llk«l 

tt« county mm, lothermfttnu would h«M doncUv 8h^ wJU 

mm mM *•: l-fllblm no food, tha inMMrmte M-|T. Htctanin, 

Plea of Guilt| 'Walk Man $5.00 

a»_l •- -'•---"— -•---••• - I ______ hold the conrt, U_t inaalin Is| BUrd Jl tr , D - de «mte»t him bV the I Boardwalk, -a* fttaed 15 by 

^lakbouiarr World War t- TWO'-OTS BOOTS AT *• **" to «j=nlMe the blood,»nd|»_!?JS~: w !f S?S?? . M « l| V brlWrato ,O*org« D. BiehanU 

feuSeJeoiw 

V,;-|w t« alfcni a, rennton 

i 

fiEÊS l_rrM_ES.Jiw • S" 1 w Mw •' ag^ Eva*.Before the -*Ident"--irttt Trier* êctad by luprene Court Juitiee Lltterer toM the court he had 

W__S -SSS-F-Ô-ti-J^ iT _! « «* 30ft at, «cM « n»iffi son. Ml into wa> O t W d ^ M 00 "*^- lo*-P&ITwS S^Jl ffi 

P^CT 1 W^« & MWOTU-. s^"^*!, 0 *" £_T ... .._ PW °H_« »___ «__u__ SSfl.f^^.'SS ^.'SSS «*' J?" MWrttaf #lt Uttarw 

Bon. The medal was 

irson, sergeant of it 'V-S"* '^ . i »- 1 ^ for when «~P»M«a 

_ ' - 5 11 "*|thetbOT_re was lighted the Uaiefallty and was 

«SBS S IBBBIBEL ~ ^ '- = (^** 

±~. drink it daily 

^^^^^Bfâm^ m3k W one of our essential foods. 

^^^^;^^)t; WlLSQN MILK you- receive an extra measure 

vitamins. "Observe the heavier, richer, deeper 

y^^t^f- ^ wifcd' mwure ^ value for WILSON 

«i|^%» ri^re trian onEnary milk. 

^Si^^^JK theac summer days when, appetites become jaded, 

J|^^^^|»^>hould_3_knulk. WILSON MILK 

^^)~ly a thi^t quencher, but is exceflent for its food value, 

^^l^toj*:V,lb^'thrifty these (fays, Hicme Ocean City 

l^^f^btMm extra quality m_k at no extra cost. 

?y*\:'MgMs*£i 

ince 1877- 

SAFETY 

: :am of need 

ia Daid ^nti- 

Summer Visitur ' 

Dies Here at 85 s 

B 

Thoma. SpMdb Mitchell T 

projMblj wiy fc, of-J 

botS".tto lawj-er and! 

teta, a man -who had been a r«- I"-"- * " *" "" * 

tfar summer resident of r — 

City for 36 rears, passed 

With toe death of Thomas Speed-1 Court House, for'cartlni 51 keii 

ie Mitchell, at his home, 105 of alleied beef in bia fruok. He 

Simpson av, early Saturday. He I was picked up by Corooral J c 

ing tht jammer, His winter Borne Ian, #f Conrt House, and released 

be Brrfate. 

Parade O)ntri bu tors' 

Names Announced 

The Washington Bicentennial 

parade committee aBBBSSCa the 

following Hat of TOlnntarr contrlhutlons 

to the expense of tie 

BonrdwaU parade. Friday night. 

A TOppIemmtajT Uat, with the 

names of eontrtbntors who haye 

pledged ftads, will he lssned 

Wttta a f-r days. * 

John WBamaker Hone %50 

A, ttmr and Sons _ s 

•Wntlam H. Margennn . g 

Italian __. ram, I | 

Renben w» _d«iu«a - s 

Annoican Stores Co. fUt 15 t 

l 

V*"-*c_R£*; 

onat baa not bee 

i> ware nud^ for ihe an- 

onld not «rre frtih onnfMde |a_ Mta< cimMBce . "Mrs. Latin 

Secdnd beatti OCCUM 

After Car Accident 

Philadelphia, • relativo of Daniel 

pending the I day afternoon. The 

the week ends. cajne Hotel. 

fmlnted on the 

Hit the Dirt!' 

the Captain shouted 

n r ____•_' _i^-^_3wk_» __________ z_ r __•• _-''-' 

U .-r^s»- _. "Home "Home adfh; addn 

BeaWen«hennai| 

on depn- 

Wm ta the an 

p tl_ 

Stfi in our history 

h*Hh ti Mean 

«O OP. 

l-_ '. )»-.' - j r' '^- ?i* >= î-'J 'i^*J^fc!' ; ».^' .'VW!':^'/. 

if $ Freiburi-ô 

H«re Aug. 22-24 

t and well temembered 

from the Bible follow 

•er in quick succeBeion In 

on Play of the famous 

&. Freiburg troupe whidi 

pta Oeean Citr Auguit 22 

|:three-day prestBtaUqii of 

BinUnsely movlnf' Biblical 

a under the auspices of the 

|;: City Tabernaele' Asaocia^ 

Si":: > 

'""fnl stttinga and §, feeling 

ttr aiirround the openlnit 

e of the Faslion Play 

ihows Adam end Eve in 

^m of EdeD, 1 portraying 

_.# of the world and of 

Ithe Ptillon Play Itself fol- 

1'•". In a Biriti of ivnamic 

^•*f thoie awen days lri» the 

Irf Christ juit before his 

fc Palm trees and liosanmis 

ji^ the triumphal entry. in< 

Krusalem opening that Weelc 

Re Passion. ' 

^trays Trtfie Week. 

ftPaaBnaaht, atf the "Chris« 

fjWeg a ylvld, ttnforfettable 

Bilof that tragic wink In 

pi 1 of the Savtef. •The healtf 

the blind man in tJie tom- 

«. hiding i-ar from ttl 

By HAVE. DEVRIES • . 

No lonRer will the proud dlriKlblop 

of flie V. i. Ma^y dip 

their noois In salute u .they.paii 

oepr Oeean City, 1 : . . 

: No longer will these- massive 

•hipi of the sl^wByi blink their 

lights in reiponfle to dots and 

dashei from a feeble speck of 

li^ht from 1 below. 

And no longer will a certain 

retort resident train a nftwerfnl 

telescope on these ships as they 

approach tWa city Benrching for 

a familiar figure, leanine from a 

window and waving a white hand 

lierchief. No More Greetings.. 

• For Vineent A. Clafke, Jr., 

lieutenant.eo—mamler in the U. 

S, Navy, is dead, and Ma father, 

Vincent A, Clarice, Sr,, is m(.re 

likely to bow nil head In srfcf 

when the W« BWPS pasi ov«r 

head, for hia son will not \m there 

to lay in codei "Hello, Dad. How 

• CKAWEB, IJE, 

of Ocean Ofty, The former commnnder 

ot the Log Angeles died 

suddenly early yesterday in. California. 

Casting Tourney 

To Be Best Ever 

.!*persnn living 

ii;,;tfle ; ;:pMort, but who liaa Jived 

hire '|or the •• longest perlcd at 

| p i e , "'.'î- • ; .';'.'. . ~. ••'-:'.. •'..•'":" 

î'fjfts^r^r we wore called ju ,ti 

Battle 0 dispute on this score, hut 

this week atWctle boWh M 

; •• Ocean :!City:L;BUgfc â^ 

Bcntinel, which WM esttbUihed in 

MSI, ari . living wo were • unable 

to answer and are .colling upon 

thft old tliuorH U> help deeido thij 

quastlon. •. • .- ; 

StfiUeChiuiea Cattle! , 

;A'few'.of the veteran rmbri A. AU-Around Mcrttor 

reUdiDtf who can boast of helping 

to 4iase the wild cattle off 

the inland, T»ho eonie to mind. In- _t tie BijeoMon, TuiWari 

eluoe Fire Chief Si B. Conver and 

his filter, Mrs. F •-" =-"- —^ 

ot: von\ m, HeMipd,;MM 

here in the- ipHhs of ISHi. 

are you?" 

•Anothir old Unjer, II CUntp« nly 10 when teams from eight fishing here,„more thnn p. 1 lion eonari M , w 2 j p | 

v 

ielected from ovirSjiOCîWcants 

from all sections M .«[« 

IniâaWni^cifi^^, 

Mlf ennmry 

4Hr^ K tftS 

ithi ineinerator plant, from The rush of-clie, 

fa view of the nearby wa- appear to bt abstini, and prac- 

«rwas available, tloally all realtors are busier this 

#tos to Director Wilsoni weelt taan they have been nil 

tort on toe Jeriey coast season., 

m .* favorable site, so cen- _^ _, - 

«§Mtea, with inch a clear PurSC II 

Wh and Buch an expanie of 1frmi_» T ftft .111 flan 

.bordering it. He eommend- Home, W«_«l U an 

,Bg tyOT atwnptedi 

MPletura ----- 

144 i. 

Kit iilntUl 

m Wilson fflated that Uter It waa • found,, money • Uth it, PhlladelDhla, and 1314 

iihould be no heiltancy In moved, in the trashy can in. the neMure ay.. Ocean Cf», died ltitl 

ftaf the airport when tvmin jTmr of the home of Mr.. DavW ^ ^ ^ ot B a, m, at the latter \ 

asperity of the. remrt "by* 

M a new and ' wealthy 

ct realdenti and vialto 

Sout the year, 

tea MM. William H, Camt- 

%, «nd children, of Mapli- 

|wt.• inendJnB, - August at 

4B BHfVnC 

'Ar 0HOI0— 

thinis we not' 

cash wai Bone, 

Neighbori lay 

pleiidned man, 

liiiua bathing 1 

porch ana ,ie 

MeQ»rv«y now 

with hf^. 

m wlio HIiT contract, jwtth ,the 

veMem-r " "" 

rl 

iday wltJi tile location of 

Ma City Airport ilte, and 

T_f iti ipeedy deTOlopment. 

'itor Wilson ipent eonslder- 

«romi)anied by Brwin L. 

N ' Y « ln -.*? a *? t ?"._ l .H or 1I._ e 

tip, jBioneer hotel owners of the 

jeiort. There are efflSrsi let% 

heal- who tttey 'are. ••,••''"•"':."•* ; : 

Then thera'is anothor quant ion 

we would 11X« the fommt ifenti- 

Mion (those living here IS years) 

to answer: vjfho operated the 

fli-Bt movie' IB, the resort ' and 

where was it located? The late 

New Jersey surf anglers arc ro- Frank B, Darby, Iras fffitrally May Be Cut S325 salaries 

apontUle for the iacreaBinc Pop- looked upon as'the daddy of the 

d 

ularity and advances made In thomovie 

Industry here, *tei "there JA savin, of WEB may be Wi 

-\r the board of education: «n& 

br in the contract for transport-' 

me children, toul from •eho.ot* 

Utlca, niitorleal writer,! ! 

The loweit bid for thli aerrlM 

Â*"" A* D6l D#T6lope« Sport, • 

received by the board' Tuesday 

Th f fihi almost Mount Holly Man night waa (1476 from the Public 

or apartment u»i electricity in Ja y ^ j ^ e de- 

Service Co-ordinated Transport Co. 

some o form, , and the company jnuit 

Last year's contract price wat 

^ ,^ mmtm 

mmtm st the Flandew fof& 0/tW. elt? Lei > A 

$1100 for the school year. The 

turn thi meter on when a new êansi4w eansi4w nigM g, 

only -other hid received for this 

fil family arrives, ie Many mlsconeeplUoift l 

year ii for f8180 from the Atlan- 

NOW nnnTieiittnnii from August 1 

to W total 

General Stevens The two, bids were referred to 

fflrrs 

si giw 

the superintendent of. ichoolsâad 

the lecretary of the board for In. 

Tettigatlon, but it was tettaiBted jOheitef Hant; o£;tA»ilo 

fflere would.be HtUe argument 

about whfph bid to accept. , . 

!! ^^SR»i|Tf^W__Hu__PW__ff_i 

•fin a bystander • 

I n»ai)#iU ami tt*« 

ftrit »no flfht aftar- 

^fMii^'rtiitrlo-Jw-" 1 ' 

delpWa, ii an all-ween 

tor. 

JMhmeBetteribanHere 

trathmere Sl 

tpjanpear la QSQ county ebutt 

r iif 

"it*" 

would be avail- Hospital, PhU»delpl»ia. " 

UODftrt. He n -Sot of work.•• 

Mrs. Wood itambled and broke ftant waa ilald J» h|W»J 

her le« at, 8th St. and Aibuty 

City, Tuesday, it is reported, to av. and waa taken to tte Atlantle 

inveihMte the ease. 

Shorei hoipltal •rtere she remainlhTOor. He had no 1HIt'1!M «H)|>i!iihi r i r =H_T?TiîSWBI»iJL»*atA_^—Sti=^ (*SAi.t_LL? Eal 

h« reported. 

w^^m^&w^W^^m^^- 

l *nrttW_.1..., 

B $ i ah _>« |l0 

h ifllecfa torn theTTlt; Georgt 

net oppose the probation sentenco. 

Mri anirMrgT, WlS' Brt_« 

Bandion, Bam WMMmtOfv D, C, "«(• fr 

ef the Lanidowne w»ikw^^^'«ra enjoyinjr fl 

^f^ti^^r?>tf ,\ ?*->>i^Vi'#- p 

it^r^'Me^'-"* 1 - 

* Pit » *#^^ ifV 5 *!-'^- 

5% 

i&«? 

m,x*:- 

1 „ 

'1 i 

V, f 

»

,-u-.-.!î'"!$£iiS.-: 

of Raid. 

JasMpWMffv'irtjit* trow 

. aconn^ ^ttettTW^ p*tMT: 

Vjutd_Sunday, in urch 0 

*\ _, _„,*,•"••• IMMMUM*! n. nuw*,l_,us preBont sermons and services bas- 

cd on the teachings of Christ and 

pub Four RaWs. 

raids were made Saturday 

REV. THEODORE BES3LER 

special train oh the. Beading 

Itailroad Joavinc Oaoiaen at 8:10 

Wlh* 1 official Velfi?•"*" 

City to tê Lother Ltfu 

fl HMdtarfli 

City to tê Loher 

. flerry HMdtar-fliu * 

n. 

At the regular services on the 

HttdSflSoftBir •.Hawli : viilted ..... . . „ , - ,. 

jBo^K^liWi Cap* MM, and ar-lserviMi. Mrs. Helen M. 

-rapt J *M*«W "WiiJtiibwirMi and' and Mrs. Naomi Gilbert, 

tWcQllp'B Cubsrst, where Maitir 

wan arrested aa tnr 

'Slot machine* w«t 

,„ in tnQijfam, , 

}-m*l tow ;-tImi, Brteejlw 

^m?im»mt 

Corpora! I 

ttrtp3?lldwopd. arif#it.iiB Con 

t't^miânt rtfta UlUtBitr 

e, and John W. ICeenan, at an 

Wtiioqa Viitt. was viilfafl Qf 

nrrfwtedwhin dot maeWnr 

ffit&^MM 'tavtttlr wft Md. 

,„.! *«*flMlflW «ii hay ifcow 

Mwor-ww. alip toa»d in ntw 

h«ld for vielattsni »l the Ho? 

^pf^ffil ^w tt« artion of 

hs filinW ttiim Osp went 

Wt B« faSifiiJ Cafe, BoldinF 

' * Bwccl BB the propnetor 

Jbiirt ItelKM si tar keeper 

UQBoraprw. 

ntngs, at 1 o'clock PrlncesB RiUmic 

Haidor will lecture and Dhow l)ic- 

;ures of tho Hdly l*nd. 

lion ia free. 

County Young People 

>lan Mooidight Sal? 

The C»P« May County Younti 

ie'» Coanoil of Rellgloua Edu 

a '*U1 have »- moonlight nail 

oq tnVyacht, "Peerless," Tuesdaj 

n(ghet. August 16. The boat will 

leave Herbert C. Smith's wharf, 

606 Pleasure av., promptly at f 

p, ro. Tickets may be purchased 

from Alison Powell, committee 

i ckainntu, «r at the dock. The 

bllI Invited- 

At th it 

•i»nie day. Ocean City will have 

in opDOrtunitv to hear om? of the 

rreatest of all rcli»rUiii« ai>rirn,nns, 

3hc ii Mrs. Vera Kaishn Nirella. 

wjoist of the Mellon Church, of 

PitlBbarp;h.' Through 'this- friend- 

ihlp of Rev. W. K. Fisher am! 

he singer's fnthfi, Wilfrec 

'(ofghn, of Camden, the Ahsociii- 

(ton was able to secure this fam 

•si vocalist. 

Ailmls- 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

News and Notes 

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 

11th and Central Av. 

Rev. Orville N. Davidson,. 

Rector 

12th Sundav after Trinity. 

8 a. in. Holy Eucharist. 

10:15 a. m. Morning prayer and 

p. m. Evensong an.l ad- 

Eermon. 

7:45 

dress, 

•' J. SulllTan, of Philadelphia, Is 

ipettdlns several days at the Plan- 

ners hoêl. Mr. Sullivan operator 

» paint business In Philadelphia 

mM^^w?^. 

ip ritn 

V«»tUt, dWRh of C 

In •crton. irtM. tel. 

Mm. 

Sunday MmntHB »ervlcM, 11 

«-cl«ck 

sn-atrmon fir 

u esMiiiiy invited 

Syrian Princess at 

Methodist Church 

«Pr«viiiHn« Prayor" will be the 

sUbJitf; of Hov.- W. A. Boyd'i 

stjfnwn at the Firat Methodia 

liplBcopal church, Sunday at l: 

i, m. The quartet will alng "Be- 

slê Still Wateri," by Hambleu 

and MIBB Ottile Nolde, contralto 

»|11 Bins "The Crow" by Ware. 

Cplin Oldfleld, Mfganiat, will play 

"fJanozetta. in E Flat", by Spen> 

3?r and '"raecatfl." bj Spinnay. , 

'.Priuceif Rahmo Raldar, a no- 

tlvo of PalcBline and 1 on orlen- 

tlal ortiut, will present native coa- 

imiie reeital "Under the Syrian 

Stora" at 7:45 p. m, on Monday 

it! p. m. The princes! will 

liiow her own moving pictures of 

palestlno nnd give one act'from 

'itr iJrunintleuH of the Idyllic 

iqvc story. "Ruth and Naomi." 

Miig Lucille" BUrfess, of LOB An- 

seiei, Col will acoomimay and 

'u'ierpi'at tlio^ svelrd miiaie of HM 

Holy Jjind, Both nppoarancos wll 

bi free to the public. An offer 

ing will 'be taken each evenlnr 

aa uiuat, . 

"Hymns ot tho Heart am 

Hearth" will bo sung under the 

Jirection of the miniiter. Th. 

lUartet will sins "Roqk of AKei 1 

by Milei and Clarence Reevei 

baritone, will sing "Ninety Bni 

Nine," by Campion. 

"Soul," Christian Science 

Lesson-Sermon Subject 

"SOUL," will be the BUbjoct oi 

the Letaan-Serinon 1 nail Churce; 

nf Chirit, Bcientiit, on Sunday 

Auau«t 14, 1082. 

.Tho Golden foxt is: "Now the 

iuM ihall live.by fuiVh: liut if an- 

man draw back, my sou] shal' 

have no pleasure in him. But wi 

aie not of them who draw bacl 

unto perdition;.but of them tha' 

believe to the aavinu at thi 

soiiV (HeBrewi iOsSS, ao), 

; Among the citations which com- 

prise the Lesion-Sermon i« thr 

following from the Bible! "Thin 

he. called his twelve diiciplek to' 

tether, and pfaye them nower and 

*u);T»orlty over all devili, and to 

cure diseases. And thev depariad. 

mil mut through the towns 

(WMMnsr the {Msnel, and, Uimlinf 

evMy whare" (Lute BiiO), 

Tho Ijesson-Sermon alflo in 

eludgi the MldwinR paHgage froir 

fte; fhriitlnn Iclinee tejttbook 

t'Mmm Md HiaUh with Key tr 

^|Vi«lBtHfarf' W^Marv lakei 

' 1 i'Wkftthe OTWt Biteinnlar 

MM, AwiW ptiik tfl dlMMi 

M»WB.;,»!tiBofttf ,-mn i|. 

Soul t« rr.a»ter the faWe 

_•,.•• of. tti corpbresi sensep 

Is p*»*4 iti clitilris bvei' rnhr- 

* • «. 

There is a celebration of the 

Holy Euchariit every •Wedneaday 

at 8 a. m. Service on Sains Days 

and Holy Davs at 0;S0 n, m. 

A card party occurs every 

Tuesday at S p, : m. in the rectory 

bulldinB under the auspices of the 

Ladies' Ouildi Prizes are offered. 

Uat Seven Days In Ufa 

of Christ at Passion Play 

{Cgntined from Pago One) 

None but maiferful actora 

inuld faithfully ond reverentl,v 

pOrlrBy those characters of the 

Bible, and in the Freiburg play 

each actor forgets that he is act* 

Ing nml rather lives the life of 

ihfl charaoter, 

Born ami sehooleil , Is their 

parts Jn the Play, whicli ij the 

center'of the very life of'Frei' 

hurK, e:«li eharftcter has Jicon se 

locted for particular merit. Thi 

liainstakiriB care and thouflht that 

are! several hundred members of the 

Luther Leaguos of Philadelphia 

and South Jersey, Sunday. They 

will spend the day In Ocean I'ltj 

and attend the "Church on the 

Boardwulk" at ill*! Slrand Theatre 

In a body thnt evening, leaving 

immediately after 'he service for 

"Ihctr homes 

The scrvico ut tho Strand, wblcb 

ls conducted liy St. John's Luth- 

eran Church, has been turned over 

entirely to the visiting Luther 

Leaguers. The service will be con- 

lucted by officers of tho l'hlhidol- 

ihla District, assisting UIH lucid 

lastor, Rev. G. Knudsen, linu the 

riHitlnR speaker, Rev. Theodore 

tnunlcr, who was the incumbent 

n Ocean City lam. summer. Pas- 

tor Hessler will dcllvor tlio ad- 

dress. 

A dellglitful feature of -Ois enm- 

No arrests 

Careys Make Sale to 

Upper Darby Women 

The Carey office yesterday re- 

ported the sale of a, floe prop- 

erty at 1334 Ocean »v., owned 

by Charles Muehusan, of Phila- 

delphia, to Mist) Sura W. John- 

son, of Upper Darby. The nale 

price was not. reported. 

The new owner will tnko lip 

mediately possession and will oc- 

cupy the property for her sum 

mer home. Extensive alteration: 

probabjy will be made after tin 

season has 1 closed. 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Annual life 

u«rd ball •cb«dwl*i Saturday 

Ighv W «taT«»tUm Ml. lib ft 

nd (ha boardwalk,, wlU Xw » roe- 

oliday attlije. Finn and Bpo 

ecorations reflect a nautical st- 

Mff, HowaJdV 

4 TS i 

to take part In the proffamlmontli at .Ocean C 

itfalr *IH start at 8 P- m.,rTBken a cattsm at 

«»p.. will lie fumliuid . by. 

ran* Stoub and his Society Club 

rtctini and anointing. " ;•-.*• 

To periolt the nuraflrous floor 

acti " -•--•- "-- -««—•«. 

the tffitr .., 

with Elmer Unger giving nn o^hl- 

blUou qf MrabitlBi. Dancing will 

start at 8:30. Tho grand ttftrsb 

will he at IMS, . 

Tlie program Includes Talbnl 

,,ord, voeallitj Top dancing, by 

Red Lewis; fancy dancinB eih|- 

bition by aavtral m»era of tot 

beach claag and Mevtral other 

numbirg, Beautiful novelty aou> 

ventrs will *e dlotrlbuted. • 

Mff V 

4, , TSe winners 

tpk n'aioap to 

ta» the mM4*. 

v tarx* «r°w" 

eondltlon. ' " 

Tlie ne*t club 

club ohum 

Bepteniber. 

TELEPHONE" 

.W. W. flrltlaln;.i_ 

.southern division ofii 

sey Telephone l 

Inntic blvd. 

ti.e, i 

ANY 

Repaired 

Cleaned 

Including 

Matirlal *na 

Cryital 

Ouaranlaid fir 

AH Cry.Mli 350 

ATLANTIC 

WAI 

17 S. TKNNt 

ATLAN 

. Formerly MS Ail 

OCEAN cmr 

TABEMIACLE 

ASSOCIATION 

Sth to Sth Its. 

Aabnry to Wesley AVM. 

Sunday, August 14th 

Preachlno at 10:45 a. m. 

and 8:15 p. ill. by 

Hev. Edwin Forrest Hann 

Camdcn Dlitrlct Suptrinlendtnt 

M, I, Church 

Duatp and tolu by 

•The Graham Sliteri" 

Mn, Helen M, Brook, and 

MM, Naomi Gilbert 

REV. HERBERT R. .HOWBUUi 

1ARIT0NI iOLOliT 

the leng ••rvien and 

tlon.l Blngli 

will lead 

Oang i«h t§ Sept. 11 

Auto anrrtnqe-ÂMhnry A, 

Aug. 

I'oea into the production of the 

Piny can best be' seen by the way 

Ilia present oast stonped for sfiv- 

eral montlii in .London tn learn 

tho EnKlish version of their parts, 

TouriiiB now llirnup-h Peiinsyl. 

vania, the Freiburn group will 

irrive here next week for fouii 

nriseniations, one a matinee on 

fuesdiiy, August 23, Tickets fii 

he drama are now on sale fi'on 

•moths nt the Musio Pier find 

1th st. and the Board walk, 

remperance Man Finds 

Bid Examples in Resort 

(COBtlned from Page One) 

through my efforts, 

"Iri conlunctiom with my lea- 

tureB in the past, I have had on 

tho stage with mi whit I culled 

,ny objeur. lesson. Me lias s:ii In 

the chnir beside me and I have 

puthetiCiQly pointed him out to 

the audienco an a. borrihly cxan,. 

pie df drink. For years, ulaiuwe 

Portesoue haa been my loyal sup- 

port In the GROAT CAUSlJ, but 

hut spring as a result of liiB 

drinking and vicious habits, pool- 

filarence paBsed on, and I will 

seed another iiHsistunt to iicroin- 

puny mo on my usual fall tour, 

"ieveral of your friends hnv? 

referred me to you as beliw fliir-t. 

tally qualified to take ptjiir ("liir- 

euce'a place. This position'(-limn 

unusual poBslblllties aart an i>% 

etllent opportunity to p-slsi in a 

(reat nnd noble work, . 

"I am sure that your ctisrj 

be a boon to the cause, as I would i 

US'! you ai the bad eiuuiin!!j, Uay\ 

i .count on .v.jur 

"Youm in the sansu, 

"ABNEB J. BAHNA1U), O.U." 

SaUry CuU for Employes 

of City Favored by Many 

tween Sth and 6th lirMta-brlvB 

In; ample paj-ktng spies lor wor- 

•hippe«. 

LIFE 

INSURANCE 

ROYE. DARBY 

EQUITABLl LIFE.' 

604 Central las! 1 Phon. Ill 

CHARLES 0. READ. 

PruldMI 

READ. 

NONTEIX 

REALTY 

CO. 

Real Estate—Mortgages 

INSURANCE 

Second Floor 

Ocean CilJ>NBtionl Bank BMg, 

Telephone No. 1 

SURETY BONDS 

Hotel Hami 

8TH ST. OFF 

DINING! 

0PEH TO 

CUUB »R| 

35c, 50c, 

Luocheoni, 

SPECIAL 

ST. JOKE'S LOTmRAN CI 

WBLC0ME8 

THE LUTHER LEAG1 

of Philadelphia and South Jersey 

TS ITS 

"CHURCH ON THIS BQARBW| 

STRAND THBATHB, SUNDAY BVIW 

Organ Recital at 7i30^ y/. Service at 

REV. TÊODORK RBSSLER, 

AHPhiladelphin Luther League Choir and 

4«ftnM, The tant* nrin 

1)(tU slit and slckneu" 

i . $ 

jvB«|: ne«»iarily miin * 

ei h mot r 

are-tttnM'whin ittrti so-called uc- 

oiuiinyi* wrtlî - 

Btwta wtfOy to w l 

any 1»»* vDOMUtA wit]) .food 

On) inetiMd>. lint -wn ttttmlr 

pot Iptand to go bao 

BIHWBUIJ wad no ^rtlori 

b* tatambythe hoard un. 

• • • 1 nXd • • • 


OF OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Eitabliihed January 1, 1902 

CHANGE 

• • # 

As truly as the summer follows the 

winter, so do good times follow those not 

so good . . . and the qitizem who will 

first b$«k to tlie sunshine of better titties 

are those who throw off the epl4 and de- 

preBsing thoughts of doubt and go cheer- 

fully: about the task oj adapting their af- 

fairs to the new order of busiheas. 

Suicide or MurdWi 

Throe Love* Found with Head Blasted by 

Q««n«l with Former Ocean City Man 

To Stay in Place 

Commissioners Decide Af- 

ter ' Inspection Tour 

„_ or murdei:? 

is the question which confronts county o 

What may become the "'confused case of Aivjn 

66, a painter living at 108 6th av., Cape 

i 

^ while Detective Charto W. Unfreed, of the pros- 

office, ia (or was) firmly convinced Ferguson was 

* in cold blood, Detective A, Ward Higbee, working 

office, tlnde «vi- 

J 

'TnviiUBaWd and are 

,J"tfl do so, have labeled 

jfoflicla! reports aa "sui. 

aie convlneed there 

to Dir ect 

Concert Tonight 

Noted Pianists and Resort 

Soprano on Program 

Ruth Barber, Sherwood Johnson, 

Louisa T. Corsnn and the Ocean 

City chorus will nresmt « mn- 

iloal evenlnf tonlibt at tha Con- 

vention Hall, sponsOMd by (ho 

Ocean City Seashore Home for 

Babies, There will be no aflmii. 

lion charie and the program will 

commence at 8:30. The muaicliinB 

will be directed by Berniirrl Po- 

land, celebrated musician, 

will sing Beveral aoloi. 

Wlio 

are accdmpllahed pianista, tho 

former with the Savoy Opera com- 

>y, and the latter for the 

Mendelssohn club of Philadelphia. 

Both will present individual num- 

bers tonight. 

Miss •Corson is • prominent re- 

sort soprano, Sht will slnu Hev- 

eral numbers tonight, while Ber- 

nard Poland will lead the Ocean 

City chorHa In a group of aoaBs 

near' the c|ose ol the evening. It 

was Mr. Poland's quartet that 

won the internatiorial prlaa in 

nada last summer. 

"The people of Ocean City ' 

ijave arT opportunity Friday night 

to show their appreciation of ihf 

work done by the Baljiisa' Homo," 

an official of the Seashore Home 

laid yesterlay, "BabioB RUffj^- 

n^frorn malnmrltion and rickets 

are nursed back to strBnath a 

add to all the confus- 

WiUiam H, Thomp. 

t inclined toward a 

', now ii converted 

• line of thouKht 

.„... the investigation 

|An inquest Wil) be held 

|| p. m. at the Academy, 

m hy Mr. Thompson. 

.'V, Millet Hand, who, 

„ of conflictlnB reports, 

; to make a definite de- 

yesterday he hopis to 

conclusion in a fe» 

- i, niDilll' 

Dead Sunday. 

„. facts BTB that Per- 

^, found dead, tKe top 

ffciad blaster^ by a «hot- 

'«rovidei* 

for the issuance of ?")0,000 worth 

of tax title lien bonds to retire^ 

outstanding ,tax title, lien notes 

and authorizes the issuance of lo- 

cal Improvement arid assessment 

bonds, totaling $58,000, for the 

purpose of retiring local improve- 

ment and assessment bonds. 

Mayor Keener explained thai 

the ordinances did not provide for 

the raisinp; of any additional mon- 

merely for the re- 

two-year period of 

les, but wen 

newnl for n 

present obligations of the bor- 

ough. 

Following a report thut lumber 

had firrivod for the repair of the 

25th t Iii M i 

25th 

p 

Mayor 

d h 

tnent. 

Now 1H your opportunity In ubow 

your Interest In this woVk of 

building HlronK and healthy cltl- 

di tbl il 

hief blow to 

Is that no possible 

b fd h doe 1 ; 

Sacna, 

'Bridal J fchorul," Roue 

Cowen. Two Pianos 

"Mareho Hcrolque", Snlnt-Sneiifl. 

'Valse VIcnnoiRe, 1 ' Pariisb. 

"C Minor Prelude." Rachmaninoff. 

Huth Barber. Sherwood .lohnwm 

Chorus 

"Greeting to* SIIIIHK" SII.HIH 

OreetiiiRS—by Bishop F.C.V. Cloak 

Sfcii" 

Her 

minor cuts on the face from fly- 

InR glass. 

Vosa offered no defense other 

than flint ho had looked in bis 

mirror before making the turn 

and thouKht the Probst 

was 

him 

far enough awny 

time to do BO. 

machine 

to EIVO 

Magistrate Declares 

Court 5 Days a Week 

•aia he understood the county waa 

• - • • • this 

Former Borough Assessor Geo. 

Futterglll asked the commission, 

ert if any action had been taken 

ta amend, as he requested, the 

Mnjnff ordinance, sd tbaV n rjusl- 

ness pfopertv might be eiee 

on Section SO-E-2, whieh is,on the 

harbor aide qf Brd av. Mr. Put- 

terElll said that nnyone wanting 

to build to establish a new busi- 

ness now "deserved a me.dol." 

Mayor Bertmor replied that 

The press of police business I BeiouBh Clerk Joiner Is to car 

and Mrs. Orqver Mm well, of "The 

First pjllo," and several .'Other 

notables aid officials attended the 

luncheon. . 

i ^. . . _ l g_ 

4 Under Bail For 

Robbery Attempt 

Two Pljadl Guilty, Other* 

Not Guilty to Crime 

All fonr MillVille youths ar- 

rested after the rrttemptad rob- 

bery of the American store Tues 

day night were held uuder JIOOC 

bi-U each for action of the Capr 

:.iay County grand jury by Maff' 

latratfi Oeorie D. Hlcbaids, yes 

terday. 

Merrill Oaker, IA, and Dunlo. 

Biggins, 20, both of whom were 

arrested is this city, plnadid 

guilty to a 'charge of atteiiipted 

breaking and entering. The other 

two, Mahian Boyd, and William 

Myers, both pot who were ar 

rested in an automobile in Mill- 

villa, pleaded not guilty, 

Gaker was arrested attar a po 

Hea pursuit late Tuesday" 

through backyards and alleys, 

When he pleaded tfuiltj'to, B 

charge of drlviius while under tit 

..„„..„„. influence of ljquor, .Cyril: W 

Markland, j^nn,:*. 34, or 58*7 N. ISpi Mb, 

Philadelphia, was accused Uk 

minimum tine Of 1.200 by 

trttte Oeorge D. Ricnardfl 

day. • 

Lawrence was the driver of a 

car that craafied into • a Shore 

Vast Jjlno trolloy car near Wes- 

ley av., on 8th ut. earl? Wed-. 

liesday mornlne. " ' " 

Under tho plea of »ullty, Mag' 

I Istrate Richards said he was in- 

clined to be lenient in Lawrence's 

case and fine him tho ftmaltoat 

auffiuht allowed under tho fitatt 

motor vehicle 'act= 

He also infarmed the defen- 

'Noffturne". Curran. 

'Jrattlnata," Leoncaval, 

"I Love 

inuna-wicca. 

Bornord Poland 

Flnnlo 

Freedom." Victor 

"Call to 

Solo! by Louisa T. .Corson 

p 

been found who 

an air-tight alibi- 

ed To Borrow Gun. 1 

ilso known that Ferguson 

id to borrow ft shotgun 

Heagt two persons, Geoige 

, 51, and his eon, John, 

lio Grande. He wanted it 

, a black snake, thev said, 

i JB the possibility Ofat lie 

id" the gun from a near- 

iWhere the houoeis rare- 

J, while the owner was 

is conjectured he might 

ne to aak for tho gun, 

finding anypne at home, 

"mself. Detectives planned 

iew tho farmer yestorday. 

Grand pianos thmiich 

courtesy F. A. North, l'.!00 Chent- 

rt., Philadelphia, Pa. 

— Freewill offering - 

Lester 

nut. 

Arizona Man to Succeed 

Guest as Athletic Coach 

(Contlnod from Page One) 

during the paat two we«ks 

toned MaKl^traLc Geoli;e D Ulch- 

ards to Aoclare oo.wt orew, day 

In the week,. except Wednesday 

and Sunday. . ,i 

It probably would lie ovory day, 

but inasmuch as Wednesday Is 

Klwanis meeting day, and Sunday 

Is John's day of rest—well, he 

Just has to havo i a vacation on 

those mornings. 

YeKtorday emphasized tho need 

ot the daily sessions. Magistrate 

Richards flat in his BWIVCI chair 

and heard cases froiifl 11:15 a. 

m. until 2:30 p. m— without an 

InlermlsBion. 

*S FOK RECKXESS~DRIVING. 

W. Williams, colored, of 

Whitesboro, was fined $6 and 

costs, Sunday, charged by Htato 

police with reckless driving. 

Mrs. Paul Fouder and son, of 

Philadelphia, are all-week vaca- 

tionist J ut the Biscayne. c^ 

Miss Jean MacMillnn, of Madi- 

son, is an all-week vacationist at 

411 Wesley av. 

nl so dean ot mon 

Previous tp this position, Hen 

flod tausht and coached at th( 

Spirit Lake, Iowa, high school, 

for throe years, and also lit the 

Greeley. Colo., high .school 

Teams Win (;hamptonHliI)iH. 

hi teams 

U Honor Badge 

Russia, Says Pmrtor 

" ied from Page One) 

bordering on countries 

|I two-thirds Of thi 

nnuMlon, building a new 

ton on a thou*t ,at Com- 

W a thought, or an Ideal 

'" Its converts lealQusly 

goal Ii to convert 

world to their Ideal 

Sid abolish capital." 

eloui induitrial prof- 

durlng , the pail 10 

I'descrlbed by the speak. 

iTWlbody Works. 

^rkera. he »a!d, have n 

j voice In the conduct of 

Ure. though It la manda- 

li.OTeryone to work. 

;the Klwanln notables 

ltd were Dlitriet Qov- 

Cresaman, District 

Will T. Blngham; In- 

Trustei A. Oopi Ca- 

Oliver, president of the 

f«hib, and Ed•• Cordery, 

• ot the Hammonton blub, 

* Loveland, president of 

• City Rotary Clubi each 

B mnde brief grettingl. 

M. Lew, president ot 

lob, presided, 

sal program included 

•Mlllville qu^rtot com 

' " tnafSBBB 

"ion Aadreu and Paul 

.''fay.'HQIfeB-'FMli; 

e. ud bio orchestra, a 

of the Hammonton 

W 

At Spirit Lake ni« t*anis won 

o Northweitorn Town champion- 

snips In football nnd basketBal) 

three years In successioB, an4 the 

ttat« cBamploriBhlp in football for 

Jiigh sehool teams, and tied for 

it another year. His teams won 

the state championship two year», 

nnd the Rocky Mountain chum 

DioEBliip, for whlcli teams of sin 

htatcs compete, anotlior year. 

At S\raiui,e IJnUenltj, Hcnrlnd 

played both football nnd basket- 

ball under Buck O'Neill and Dill 

HolleBbeck, Slncb his graduation, 

Henrtnd hns found time to : study 

fpotball taetiCB. under such well 

known maBters of the game as 

Bob 8uppke, Howard Jriuds and 

Oil Doble. 

Ffntied As Cnpa Cloncii. 

BpBciallst In foot- 

OFFERING " 

A COMPLETE 

AND ACCURATE 

OPTICAL SERVICE. 

Eys oxamlnatlont by •xp*rlfln»d 

optical doctor*. An cccunit* »y»- 

•ight tervlce, under tlis tflrfeet 

•upervlilon or - oxpsrt*, *t i 

moderate er«,c 

tlc-i In Atlantic city. 

Accurate lent replacement MM) 

frame fitting, ana rapid optical 

repairing by •Ktlltd optlclana A 

complete aervlce In one ordce. 

Dr. L. W. BETTS & Sons 

OPTOMETRISTS 

1708 Atlantic Ave 

ATLANTIC; an, N* J. 

Ola! MM1 

FRIEDHWERG'S 

"The t»Lj;.ig JEWELERS of Atlantic city" 

1532 ATLANTIC:.AVENUE 

Diamonds : Watches : Jewelry 

in oarly meeting of tho sjoninit 

commission to amend the ordi 

nanca sn the place in question 

may be creeled. He told Mr. Put 

tRill to tell his client that ho 

mijifht proceed. 

Jernee to Talk to 

Rotarians Tonight 

"Perseverance Conrjuora All" 

will bo tho stlbiect of an nddretK. 

tonight to tho Rotary club at the 

Golden Galleon by Capt. Jack _ 

Lamb U noted for ltateniitmeta M^.nnii.vlUtrfC;^ 

• Rump ar;lÛ^;':^|:;: : :>4|i 

Steaks or Roasts lb 

.\Vtmjb, Kjned Newfc^lWlkW r X «tg«| 

Haddock tt^ 

F»hFffleto 

Genuine 

Cleaned Preeh $08igg0-,sm i^mjgn 

'•^•'.'•"'LiattM'-'*^ -«jtt'mm 

each* 

i 

msm 

Mm

-H 

,» 

- j 51 

*' .*~fc r-». 

i. i > -w: £\ 

Hmaer hotel. 

•;• jStorisli pip and„ Brecitdl . wlU 

Mr*. Aldrieh o. ordwe Is chair 

t 

Batp:*{f tk', * ; ; «»• » * hi * lm « *« dane* orehAs- 2:30 p, m 

^^^WTOidglpift prt«Mdv;By\nwtaMri: of thf HaMSiKn, AttanSe WiKuS tra played tht ilrat numbir until •. • „ j 

ln«M*a*flim'iit,4a isojue and,all-food;wte dqaated oSan Cit* BeoriratfflSecPto the Male, There was ao much m'KKTS 

i m ^ & S ^ s : , t : s" r - ••:" ,• i » r . W » o d s M B ; O e » j n ; Q | » , . - , nffsir, ' • • • • " , ^ ) twre «n Mr «IM, Wloo and EMM liumbur Bud to hiRh MOT»r«, _AH»|nJ u*f Efaie ^sy, Mri. Lena •.EBfiMoWl® 

Md zefct in tniirjrtui! and wMtj numbers of the club h&ve tick- wlfei M«. Hiftry Olapp, MM, llUi, Mrsf?Y» 

overalls, Many ftouiM new red 0«a i,na the public! In invited to m M ' SoMfe. MM. Elwooa Pres- enee Marpie vi 

bandlterehMirt. ..•.,/. , participate. torn Mn/Charias Th6mpkoh,.'Mrii< BMver^ ~'V;_ . lAHmuld 0 

tKK l#^ffi fj "»"^^ ^J 

lfar,rt).TO wprt 

-life »»i lln.1 William Jenkins 

the oenson here. 

The somite wa led by Eddie 

Stopp and taVerne Roblnion. Oth- 

tall at tHe Gateway 

ny night, August 19. 

los while Mr? ProSieltMmtaed SMith Oeare, Jqiephlne Roberts, '• ProEeedi will bo given to tlie , 

ih h,: H* i ^ ^Mo Ma«6 m§, = J33^^ Jt^^-TJS 

j 

on a largo scale, 

iris- wera Members working for the sue- 

, while «««» of the event include: Mrs. 

_.«r, Sfiirtln Scull, Sirs, Homy Y. Clout- 

of At- A Sis Hopkins Act was cleverly •• Hlokman and Mrs, Herbert C, 

rai put on by Edith Geare, Betty | Addlieott, 

[iasMarjfaret Pow. Smith. Jan 

"- ean City were; Mrs. William F. complete without an old fashion- \i'' 

iantl,sons. Richard und Robert, of 

Phlladelphto, ar« aiDonp the vlsi- 

hn . T - Hiekman, Mrs. Hnrry 

Three inndav School rlaa»« «f tinli."" president; Mrs, Georiso ed Virginia reel and it was done " dfldlc ,i'- , M "' Allen n. Corson, 

lUheShodist churd. hud a KM) Brownmiller. secretary!. Mrs. to perfection by a group of oe- " rs - ."f'S'"',, & . AMI ^."; Mr J' 

.„ „,„ ...„.„, .if i"ty ntihe foot M SL Bn2« H «« Burkhardt, Mrs, 'Willlan. ean City people. The girls ink- "} «"P> Petti Mrs, WIHIUs P. 

« anonir the 'W- ?1 Iast llfursdWvlIrt,t Xhmf% Gardiner. Mrs. John Lake, Mrs. Ing part were; Jane Simons, EdKh " line ;-1J Ml ' Sl " )hn Cl To"* 

,_ -•»- attendil dhMeKnJrt hi't^tp f ôrae Atkinson, Mrs, Hoy Men- Deelus. Edith Qeare, Helen Oaff. Mls ' Aldrieh C. Crowe all of qni 

?S Ww SleTvan GHder aid «'" Mlss ^ ^ Col>w «' M "" ne >' Marguerite Jones, • ikippy 1'i"' c ^"1 31 ; losepb ,A. Smul, 

» AttirMrlSrnJ Willinm Collisaon and Mrs, Sy* Jennlnsi, Edith Button, BettJ . R , 1 : ""»•'•? Inoltson, of North- 

Alhert Homer ? Ambrose. Smith." Adelaide Marsh. Josephlno ' »' (! ' . nr - ^'"y D. Townsend, of 

ânddan^^^M^wîfe MM, Mnêri^T I^H— 1Bny * r(^%r^%X ûS, 

.is, Mr! 

..--__ _ . _. Jaron, Dr, 

a.week at and Mrs. L, S. A. Stedem, Mra, 

..••-" Norman Hannah, Mrs; Clarence'A, 

, two- soph Mlasovsky, 

lirTSj « ^ ' Bowker, of Philadelphta, Mrs. Peters Hostess^" 

'"••"jnttha^tr of ona of the Liujtett At Card Party 

itows, is: enjoying a two Mw.. Annie Peters, 15th St. 

I; jyj^ |iw«kst *§*atton hjrtiV w jnd Pleasure av,, wns hostess to 

1 't ^ 

irt *.,Sai 1WJ| 

H. 1 , A 

, i-i 

ft'»eli ^?« l« tte nrnnindiV of the Hitchner, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs, 

:;>:-; •".•• -*«**.,-.7 • •.-.-•:-;,"• •";.-,• Clarence A, Little,'Mrs, N o r m a n 

8eltB« ÎMR'MS Mrs^ arry' W*ber, of Hannah, Mrs. Frances DuBell aftd 

• • • • • - - • • - ' -w 

BS. U 1 M H * ^ St 

FOB PITISBDHeH filfESr Atkinson was 1 

M?i pnul Ljndli, of Delaiicy An WtraettwW 

L anaAtIahtic av.,entertalneo ^ 

L a"AtIhti entertalneo û by MtarM 

ey.! frlaBda. it luncheon and •" wr the nimv 

apartment, In'bon'^ of her house son, Mrs, Oesri 

guest, Mrs, John K, Landis, of Mlii Frouer, *, 

May counties. They iirai Mrs, R, 

t of Enoy "Wreck of 0!" tlnatin White, of Chelsea; Mrs, \ 

•-'•-- The "Wreck of 97", was clever- Martin V. B, ieull,' president of 

^ •.„„_,.* t0 iy portrayed In Inimitable Rube auxiliary; Mrs, James Monaimiii, 

gev- stylo by Hay' Duffy and his 10- M public and begin: 

The lunobson was served on I 

the card tables which were, nltroo; | 

' Mabel Watson, . treasurer, Mining summer flowers were the 

rat Welih Sonus, Piece orchestra. It was oM of *»• Lewis B, Mathtag, Mrs, 0. place favors. 

Ten was served nt the conelu= the bit hits of the nitht. They £ HaUlon all of Somjrs Polntn Card prizes were won by Mrs, 

ion of the afternoon. • responded to several encores, Mrs. Henry _Y.\ Clouting, vice Leslie Walker, Mrs, Frank Stem, 

Amene tfcosd nresent from Oc- The dance wouldn't have been I ninsldcnt, of BOesley's Point; Mrs, pie and Mrs, Charles Reardun, 

Other guesti were! Mrs, HeleB SHOEg 

Jenkins, Mrs, Henry Barren, Mrs. 

John Barren, Miss Florence ieljile, 

Miss Dorothy Richards, Mra, 

K. H, Heruler and Mrs, Frederick 

I 

Heeb. Sl.l 

"per pp Darbyf y am i" ». **>« 

l:W*i SB weelt at 887 Central 

fl »' Walnrmelon, root wî, Tqamaiunnt. Coached bv EdnB W " r MnrBnte and Mrs. T. Ynteti, .. 

»t 887 Centwl av. tf y f' J* no ^ *«* George Millsoau^h, Mrs, 

«! ' ' • Starles Currai,, t Miss Hannah 

W, Ihudt, rf Bed^ 

8d Mr. and Mw 

of Prttmburf,: and 

Ol fTkh 

'Wtwi, of philadel. 

Selby Arch 

tie wotn by mart American 

Women th»n«ny otto ohw of 

•ny ilMlIir, grade. That'i cer- 

' tulnl^ • proof of their comfort. 

• .••,.,*• ' ... r 

Mo.t Styl« »8.50 

•pdllOSO 

VENUE 

mmm- 

/^Jfcv Beach and 

I i Lawn 

1 ' UmbreUaa 

1 Chairs 

..__._•"• Tento 

AT HALF PRICE! 

On Let, Car, 1th St. and Atlantic 

Ave,, one block from Boardwalk 

OCEAN CITV, N. J, 

-PHONE 19- 

Ocean City Flower Shop 

"Prompt, Efflcienl Service 12 Months of the Year" 

80S NINTH STREET PHONE 19 

BEAUTY IS OFTEN A RATTER 

1 -f^«5. ' 

COSMETICS are exciting cnimbceminta 

to beauty. But without health, 

they are a delusion. K clear skin, 

sparkling eyes, and a radiant manner 

are the gifts of gqod health. 

Food it first on ray program of 

health, Thnt's^why milk i« to Important. 

It aupplJet the nonriih- 

complexions clear, tkintimooth. 

Milk belongs in every beauty-diet. 

It U|uM nt,iinpormnUn reducing an 

in gnining weigbt. You will find if 

la the daily mean of, IJollywood's 

tcreen-starB. It BUppUe* food-el 

•nentCKrbich the average me«I mlstei. 

Suppleo M|lk Is Vieh and pure, 

•afOguardcd from dairy to doorstep 

b> 148 yeaw if ek^rlettee. Try • 

gluifel with ewdimBid for nwfek. 

See how mucli befUr you-(eel— 

hovrninch younger you look. 

row. Phone Ocean City 225. 

PLATK .„..„...'.: $18.00 

BRIDGEWORK $ S.00 

FIUINGS :$ LOO. 

DR. COHEN 

Surgeon Dentist 

IBM Atlnnllo AT3 AUantlo City 

Ovm^WoiilworUi's, S . 10c Store 

• MAI 8.1918 

Dr. Chas, H. Vail 

OSTBttpATH 

Ocewi City Tllle & trust" 

Building 

Otnce Hour.—Dally. I Is | 

•y A-WH^^P^n, 

Dr. W. T. Adams 

Chiropodist 

Suite 408-01 Title 4 Trust Bldfl 

Offlea Hou by Appointment 

PHONE 1052 

SMALL 

MYWOOD PRESS 

522 NINTH ST. , l'HONE 1490 

Ocaan City's 

Optometrist 

for over 25 

yeari 

l 

JawelrJ- repUrod 

AVENUK 

Rubber Hee^f 

Specioiizina In i 

Cleaning WJIMS 

Work ( 

ECO| 

Shoe r" 

JOE 1.0 

S07 PAGW> 

LAWNl 

R. L. 

308 BAV AVB, 

Bumsteaus 

Lett Than I 

WINDOW 

Chas. B. A)' 

TI0.2I AibnrV « 

PRINi 

, When frti 

Ait**" 

Lewis L 

.pPftfgrttii 

to loii tateriil.. 

•log Sunday 

',;0f pollee; 

Jb 

in en»r«. i,] 

ProudT Sure! 

Fi.lUiliilljfliiliiifl 

ol Ui Foltomj 

or where an'indefinite vacation. 

nellor Lost on 

4 Moy-OiU Roy WiliOn, Mow Be Won Appointment. 

1 

aviation commissioner, ei- He then told of lorne of the 

| : a story to ttU about charity 

, Tfciy have- started alio addressed t 

'-raeflcesi which aw every MOB- «ii». ihe spent the .weekjmj M 

v.hich carried him from high 

Alleged "Tlctimt" ItestUy. 

ay and Thursday mflrmlnfi. They the Vacation House and rrtumtd 

... lt,t pyj j f i o w wiiiiqual, home Sunday nliM. 

sisc&yne lilBliittll noiei; uer "iron*"*" 

oausBier, nre.,» uvi, ev^dlBi* all otters, ' ' ^p- 

Camphell; Floyd Sims, boardwallt There will be new thrills, new s 

injury wetoeiediy aftir- political wirei that weie pulled restaurant man, and Mr. Bhep- costumes and all new dances. ]Uftn Nabbed »8 Girl 

when the propellor of the to secure the Annapolis appoint- p»rd; of .the battery service staJBott younp; and old will enjoy it. W«*n jjî ^ S 1 J 

I be hid piloted from Tren- ment, • 

tlon, were all called to testily JTbo fint IOOW will start at S p. Attacker Released 

as to Davis' selling methods, ,m, and thefe will be entertalni Inlm'3,111. 4c 6t 442 West av*. 

taxiing V - .. . 

t Wilton was Start Trooper 

| Between the shows there "UM 

ook, ol Tr 

[«t The plane was not dam-caught. 

I iMKU him ,nd hi, tag^T^-^"V^riS 

b.H ^% *%SU?i*T,£f fl» 

" licept for ttw lose of thethor 

to play ehesi. In two weeks 

l tt6m how many tiû theywouli will be arranged many tables 

sUor, • ,' _'_. «nve the fame up; They knew Duy Md .^y kld m ordtre4 whtrt retreibttBnta will bt serr- 

M Wilion and Maddook baek 

Iriuton ' 

n't in it. 

"Yes, he deserves all the credit 

in the world. He has shown 

Yacht Club F 

lirtifc betwien tha icomti ^dl HW 

plihne* bf'Hsnryv te- 

Bd counjfllor. TOt t*? 

Broupi probably will ;vii In pwn* 

ming, baiebali,'niarbl« and man|' 

o t h e r iBtirtl, ,.-";.. ' >••': •••,'.' 

tie City. 

tickets,t... „. _ . _», _ _.. .„ -- 

•W Fellowi half —,——, . (in pattern t 

„„» ,»„, lwrt. At IMU TIM illow ol tie ie»-|»Bd some of Bwra are m 

Bt •itabllihio Wa headiiuarterB ion. , |tq eaWbit a (rood deal fit e 

In a home on Ointral. av. wlere The J^moui Danoln'i OiiU olittifa.Uni, , ,*. a. 

he madi teltphoM ealls all day the Oetam' Oitr Taoht Club we| Ml« Ifu» T. Cbwog, w 

not prorrt 

At DO liina 111 ills eaieg uiJ^, a • T T w* _„.! | , 

the witneises said, had Davis told laiUtS Up, UemSnoS 1 uiis Helen Test, Miss •Dorotbs 

them where the dance was to be 'Pow To Aiôafo/I Cassel and Mlii Jeannette Hosteif, 

Oiuti Will Merely 

w; V. A. CUke Dead 

tposUnued from #Ut One! 

£16, who wu with her fathwhen 

ho died. 

Vtsthy will have the final say 

to 1 the same stick-to.itlveness in his 

wnrlf as in his play. Believe me, 

running the l' assigned to the task of or. 

f last completed one in 

i, and was. to have < 

Mated for High Comma 

Blli th d W i 

% he was slated to 

;;mewest . and molt 

:Whoth in- 

f To Preiant Concert « Mu 

tne ,ic Pitr, AugU.t 17 

ffiP 

W. Hallan and_,the 

_ust 17, on the music 

orfanUation is composed 

|| reeent muile festv 

I PhMd&hSf tte ; erchesw J»on 

OUCUO! 

ill promotion w»s never made I Q, Âf chaper 

m that this was to be. y "". ~ST.ie»ister at the. Oc- 

ifpnlladelphia, a •ummer rest. _. • g\tf 

t^îfflSB'S To be Nomiittted 

tasmnatei Wire SyittBathy. 

Itjiurinj the day, yesterdny, 

»(e afttr UMIMI of eonm 

pouted in to Mr. Clarke, 

father, 'One of the tot was 

I the local American Lejrion 

* Another came from the Bu- 

y to the fuft" 

1 W|» almBil ,ns 

d*y; ElecUpn, 

rf ^"^wasi 

nominated for 

Aoeording to 

» « 

TOllMl^^ 

ffiilliiii 

^ »»•«* to hear his .ec.Ptance 

Guaranteed 

Plumbing 

Fixtures 

LESS THAN MAIL 

ORDER rajOK 

I JOHNSON 

H i " 

Nellie Towner at Scotch Hall, 

1 1 ' Ui ••• .\v;u ;.7 L 

"his. headouarters CALL *« or 441 _,_, a M „,;,„ CALL 441 m .448 

, delivery oy inII FRESH FISH 

aid, and the hoy had taken polee 

to Davis, 

In an eloquent piea in his own 

judn "Stnnf," Too, 

N. HICKMAN 

U55 ASlIWr AVENUE 

mmTmtnnmntnmiuuuiijiui||iii| 

KriesT business men In town and (NOW OPEN'- - * - Our 11th St. and Bay M»jket 

that therefore he must hive be- I * 1 u 

llovni lin waa dolne rlglft and jot I Iff ff — ' ^m ,'^± _^%—. 

SHARK 

Sutton s 

Fish Market 

\?I5 ASIUBY AVBNUl 

QUAUTY $ik FOOD 

III! FISH OYSTERS CLAMS 

EVERY WKK AT ' 

||gRlp^'8^)ii|t 

wimj.'ovd vprwii 

Bushel B«ktt 

WcatlAL TO ON6 CAHTQN OF »Bp 

iutter-Thihr 

Old M 

û 1 f»^p^^mwtm^m^mi.«w' ' 

TOILIf Tif Sp 

i 

byKECBLER 

Mti

J&i 

* *s 

the •lrport at lSth M, Ml 

Jot S.008 iwt with nothlni but W 

-Tlttl* wWte b« between him 

:tWf- Uwmtaa Mi 

mSSS 

UMly til* SB. 

Uami Nn Row AnvLws Renort Fin* 

t; Scores 5-3 dm Mng Btldl 

——__ 

, nnh mm « hnilm. The UncflBh have ntnme 

.ITU. and battery brwrtt by Max Ho- Uenfela and • tnt latter also waa j, JI 1 -w.»., ,-.y.,. -lem'efth*:HKr." 

, itnftid, direeior of the Boroujh relwwnl under tall 6y JOWM w . ... ^ •* m.'' «#l^ t a f ^ ^ M 

I:*Xto plotof land waaoffered the | Clothing m, IBOMB. Each MakeS Charge WKP ll - r 

Yoo, Hoo! Skinny!! Wildwood Raids 

tt SpoiflSStlis'lS ^ffi 

coU AXS, m-KtZ and wlnd 

an Gilder were the only the 

jler« blamed It on tte weat 

gibl. pUyer, on ti* -Hi. ^ . 

Mvc Rra^Jura^ Ic' Promised low of_faft tw th> nlrtt, 

qnad, rfM 

nifith ms not foOawtd np 1 

Oeen Gtr firemen wtttln Saturday's 

bold the a O. WH in check. T^12 

not set a 1 

ill pitch 

By Ocean City l At Public library 

HE sew books ham 

at the Ocean City 

«am» family, when 

"Shore Fast Line" 

—RAH. AND BUS SERVICE— 

EVERY 80 MNUTl^ 

OCEAN CITT vo jtfusne cift 

Daily Hound Trip Excursion 

God n Eleetrte Trata. Oriy-B., Tlem*. k; 

MAOtM ^ 

w*uvz?m mmMimmm m wm 

MMLUW Man &&. tth Mmt MI Auawto 

MUiWi City, 7*1 A, H, Ml, Ml, «M, 11*1 A. M,, m. f M 

0C15AN CITY LOCAL BUS SERV1CK 

court, while Albert Rogers, bartender, 

wal released under slfltrt* 

Montgomery avea.. Bear the boardwalk, 

was taken Into enrtuJy after 

serereal barrels of beer were 

Mrs, R. i. Guatine and Miss B. 

Women'm 

Grade f 

SHOES 

proba the case. 

TELEPHONE 1W 

Hi *IHH «t, (Mr Ma O«u 

TMtMably ' IMMNI — R«MHt 

•Ingl. an* tMVtt*. MWi 

topwn. . FumWrnl (pit., I, X 

Bead the Ch 

HU1 B. F. KADFORD 

DINING ROOM Open to Putlie 

All Wool Suite Made To 

JULIUS ROTH. Merchant T 

Park side 

warm AHD CESTBAL 

lg.lt ^ $3 Oppwilto tfei Park i______^___ 

ignMon from tbe aty park com- eats' home at Head-of-the-Eiver, 

nUMloa almost Immediately after a younir owl flew Into their ear, 

bto wife's induction into office. hitting Bailey on the neck. . Hk Men 

fathef-in-taw iwanE bis hat and 

Mr. Owl took the count. 

land danjrhtew, B»rabara and Ja» When they reached Palmer's 

'— of West Philadelphia, hate Karate, here, they discovered a* 

an BMrtraeBt at 839 C*n- owl was still ajhre, ^however, so 

W, for ttis month. Dr. Irs. they decided to leeo It for a jet 

,.»„, who in a dentist, has Ws of-They 

nut it in a box and took II 

Ifleei In Darby. 

hom«, • • • ; • " " 

1 . I SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES 

! Vemon L Smith ( Saturday and Sunday 

\ WAtKOYBtt SHOE STORE 1 laetatot Utmrtmj Btaiier, Sufej BreaUart, Ln 

f 

902 Ajbuiy { BOARD—Two MeJ. Dmily . . . $8.00 

? ^m-^m^m^mm, •** 

The Great Colorful Dance Event of the Se< 

13th ANNUAL 

LIFE CUAR 

BALL 

CONVENTION 

SIXTH AND BOARDWALK 

. . . . . ' ' • . . - , • • " ' : ' ) ' : • ' • ' . • : , , ' - ' 

Saturday Eve., A 

GRAND MARCH v. .î^ 

m 

City's Underw 

m »m fo wttnuet lund^.erW,. WtaîiKf.^^^ffil^ *K^ 

Trick Club Boyi 

tUwh Intaructor Perforriw 

HO—193—178, 

tari«a 

H«lh»i--M?—190—MS, 

South D 

• WirtifJB, MI^K4_16J-27M, 

;.'•. OSM* w^ 

3tf Harry ;.-,-,—^- — Adama, ii«-]g|_iOS. 

llbom', lt7—1ST—MB, 

. imlth, III—118—17?: 

^»nd tti|#«»ll;WM 

of the Haionlt IsdRf 

•MoO»ilioB, 181—1IB—IBS, 

; til, MI--.1H-149—1882, 

poster of ,Wf ».' S, 

•liatiu. , , , Avalon Tennis 

urrey, who had men 

y' yhire 10 «», _W* 

fMladdpUan wd foi 

*H was a silk-expert and Fees Justifi 

m Oounty jail houie In Ohlsago, 

tbe bretdlne plaee. of AaarU 

ean orlme maie lainoui by Al 

•'Icartiee" Capone anfl >ta..n«ncn. 

min—tbree young miiiiton iqbooj 

This ii the Chicago-tnat ueara 

large department stores, 

• ' IIHL,^..~.f rniirts l* 

'• 0, veteran of the Span- 

Uin War. TW AnnHean 

SOspe Moy County wa» 

p it t the ftnirai ftniri 

acMurrny was taken to 

__ hie bed, unebHrVtd 

me it the hosnltki, ana 

fBierwari left the lt!tu. 

SPwboWy too ill'to know 

t 

lit: be was dolne, -ht turn- 

.'Jniteid of north, the 

s£ Mi home; and ibort« 

f a. m. Mils Mary Ir»ttr 

liiter, while dellver- 

Br , Iniitfuo 

quantown Boys' Clab 

Bible Institute at Chicago, Four EnQinilMtlc About Work, 

— le school after But V " " - ••• 

her graduation from tthe 

local ontbuala . 

Upkeep Of Courts I hlih 

Wgh %chgoli 

scliool, gave 

gftve her a dlplomt verting men ana women tb .Obrls, 

» ' —- Tliuriday In tbe mliilonary ooyi'ia 

AvalojB—That tennis playoti nf and ihe returned home for her 

thli retort prefer the 2B cents flrgt reBi vacation ilnce she en. 

on hour chtrge ilia borough Is terid tha BCbaol, ' . 

.now milking for UBO ol the hoi-- Enjoyed IiiUe Mlclllgan. 

other.", Be"•• was mgffeA; 

mining play wttnout chario, in Clileago, says Mlsj 

changea In tide and weallierj 

part of ithls season, '...... ... ». 

by borough commiBBloners TUOB. jf 

.day night, when a taxpayer in- the, aliu^ 

quired why a charge is being part; The city's beautifulj pprti Ocean Olty with her parents, A 

niadB, are there and one can Ipr^t that younger silter, Verna, entered tie 

Mayor Bergner explained that Chicago li the center of crlmlnul Bible Institute last yciiii 

undei th» no-oharBa iVBtem, col 1 - ——— ^^-— — —=——— 

tain piople, Inoluilnl fih « d n ; METHODIST.AUXILIABY ' LAHD IS LARGE SlKOi 

could moaopolte the courts sna MEETS AT BISCAYKB On iaturdiy ifternoon, Walter 

nr, on Biit it,-'tatf people, alio Including chllflrnn, 

jfBBil. -. did considerable damage to the 

Bfled pBtrick OTonnell, flourts, Tben, too, the borough 

f milk dlst»ftnto»i,"ho jad to alpnd the eipfnge of keyp. 

r:oBM to Hit lt.1 PIMM loi th» courts In condition. 

i'Sfho was.ltni aUTO, IB with a moderate charge, play. 

: and took Wm baefc to erl mn reierve the courts for 

!rt. ; • .Cost-of.equipment- lor sueb ai 

syetcin, whloh would place .Ocean] 

City in an unclialrtnged position 

oil HAR UIBIHBAY TAWt 

i ATBHIIWI-. ond birthday nnnlyfrjary WidBWday 

aftaraaon by, *Bt#rttUainK 

iaetnouist cnurcn aiiu tiieii IEIU .,«« M«sl. fc« ~ »u^»ûu.u. =^—,Q 

attended tHe teRuIar weekly meet- 'party lyhloho Included Oharlei SIunit, 

worth $5,000, 

cbntrol 

ig 

broBd 

now 0 part Rutn fl Beum. B Junlgr;.. i MJ»l l W 

Ing of the iumnier auxiliary of ekal and John Feat, of Pbtladel- 

of city eBUipment, Captain Jur- Shirley Petero, of C*mdfi 

the . Methodiit Church Tueiday phia,. and Jack Smith, o{ thli re- 

neo said, ana the bare cost of SchmMt, of Fhiladelphia! 

nt the Biseayne hotel, iort, 

Inatalllng arapliflerg at each gnerd Martin, of OceaB Oltf;' ani 

i The worship service was in Fifteen kingBsh, moit of. whleb 

stand would be more than com. guest* from MUITIIIB.:, ' 

charBe of the preaiilent, Mrs, Wil- were laraer than the liBUal ron: 

1 

' ••'-'-. • a certain hour and come coine nl thnt that 

lUun Doyd. She read the 28rd one flounder, one weakflih, nBe 

BBnrray [nrray is'iuWlyed ii'iuWlyed by Um§i knowini, knowjni,they they wjll not have 

ftalin end offered prayer, croaker and two large, eeli were COAL AND COKE 

have 

«, Bruce, WllliaTn- William, ami BIW t0 wait. Two unemBloyod unemployod men 

I The program of the irfterrtoon canghf within a few hours, In. the 

tee • rnothef died died V.W, lurt, now have have chargi of of the the oBurts, oBurtB, 

;was in charge of Mrs, Charles bay below Beealjy's Pplnt bridge, 

• ' ' If'l'. collect and keep the fees, and, d 

iItead, The opening number was ai • -. 

.piano solo by Mrs. Marlon Mur- i:oi,T,Al'8Ii ON BBACH 

..„«, .:.. „.-•- :.. nrst 

OPPERS 

nhy. She played several well M,Bg jjildred Steel, of the 0o- 

SHAM 

» T itA 4a I OlsM" conaltlon at no other ex- 

168 Idle "As • pense to the borough. No group 

knnwn compositions. , [ lonial Motel, oollapaid on the MlAINEV-WOOD 

, •roots ONBUN 

A new comer on t.io»e pro- hMolJ ^tttrday, flhe was carried 

Villas—Wilbur 

a?, Of SB17 N, M b l 

._jioved to the Atlantic ihoreg 

noBOl,2lng ^nam TllB 2Bc fte isnraaented 

severiil serious and one Hospital by Dr, Willlts Halnes, 

,ot w inflivifluai one, but perhiimnroug 

readjns and the Misses p01, a tlme glls i08t j, i r memory 

.Vhwinia Wooley and Virginia but ,attr ghe wat reported to be 

«f I*y. here, Sunday, 

jMeyern, of the Hotel Bwcayne, fuliy"recovered, 

n thi boat was about UOl^; 

I aang two duets. '" "'. . . -si -W- _ 

tnm rtore, « started tolH-S f r'oniliilBslonefs F, H. 

\m item ani rolled ove*,l fnd A, P. Olirk both.BX- 

I, although he was a Jngrgj iygtem and both declared 

Ber, . • they and Mayor Bergner laid 

boats aided in picking «P they had received many favorable 

••Taer oj the grouip • commepts and no adverse orlti- 

Rvannip 1ESQBT. STITTIKNT' STUDENT eism , ^ reiardlng the ehangi of pol, 

m m m t 

: 

I ICP cream and cakd 'Vltt •sel'vii Jaig8 %, Mvrtle Dunn, of 8g5 

0(y,' • ^._-,v-~— Westey iv." enfertaiccd • several 

1 Hoslesses for the uaS> were frlendr '•• *»w Tforis over tne 

Mm. Laura Streeper and 1 - 'MIBS week end. Among her guests 

Marv Quinn. Iwere William J. Hutchinson, a 

__._ j prominent broker, and Mr. and 

j — ~ *~ .Mrs, William Quinlan, of Scars. 

FROM BLK1NS PARK. I dale, N- V. 

_n» of loeil interest 

:*fflrtS *fflrrtS 

llarey, ion of M», and 

»y Morey, 1017 Simpion 

ewtmony wai performed 

.parsonage of tne First 

it Iniiconal ehureh. Rev. 

A. Boyd, pastor, offleiot- 

Koore, of Port 

Wi. and h,, .W 

lând carried !*»«• 

whtrt Mf. mm H • 

. Mra, Morey ig floor 

Jh^B factory tlitw. 

ft*.*-- 

of the, wrd 

i *n tte iMuii§ Ker. 

IWort Tiiitora. 

A 1 r 

fyf Goes Into Action 

Ifl time to Set your red flan 

MU ^ of th§ motBbajiB and pre 

He was Vlniinj all day 

will arrlvi, ture ai ihootin,; 

Mr, Katedld hag been a ref 

ular flrture of the elty hj" l«w 

lino* last yfar, wbeli M tim 

made nig appearance. At a eertBlii 

time lait iummer, he sang, 

ml 

Mi' • 

Mr. and MM, JamesSkelly and I .. 

wendinf the iummer at 711 l.t'.-J- 

EXTERIOR 

+» they 

PAINTS, ETC 

Paints Glass Oils Bruihes 

, BBST PRICES AUWAVS 

Agenti for 0tetlcote IlubDer Enamel 

Harry R. Montgomery 

«r ASBURY AYE, PHONE tti-W 

PAINTING ^ R10R 

WITHIRH.L'1 PROBUCT* 

SHIP BY s 

mmh imMns Co., he. 

Ten YeMi of Prprhpt and Courteous Service 

IXCUUilVl SALES IN 

OCEAN CITY 

COAL 

13th and Went Av#, 

BUILDING MATERIAL 

BUILDERS 

Hoofing: and Shett Metal Work 

841 Lcntral Avfl, Oeean City 

•'Sincere Crafumanjhlp at Moderate 

¥r\ilHP' 

Ji04S Asbury 

BLKCTEICIAJS 

1 iWlPBKKAtTSS 

: DANIEL 3, KRiSWtf;': " 

Blastrlui Contnciai- -:•-.,' ••• 

Aibury Avo. Phone, 

CEMENT WORK 

Remodel Now! 

Powell -Van Gilder Lumber Co, ! CBBraNT cONrok^^ 1JL..m! 

^'Buadlng MateritU For Your Every Need" | n»m%u : - j ^ ^ ^ ^ 

BUILDERS 

BUILDERS 

MARBLt—TILE 

GEO. A. BROWNMII«I»ER 1 ; oujFima owvmmi 

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1.TB ST: AND ASBURY AVE, ; PHONE «2S"S W. H, Oldf"icW & Son 

RELIABLE BUILDERS 

OTIS M, TOWNSENDînci 

PHONE 67 ; iMO iftWr AVJ(. 

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PLACES TO GO WTH INGS TO DO 

it Lopez to 

at Gateway 

Orchestra Engaged 

For Saturday 

r, © *f the most famous orehes- 

|i'of America, assisted by n 

tag floor show, will be the 

; attraction at the Gateway 

Saturday night, whenVin. 

£ and his famous Hotel 

orchestra will be pres- 

P» whose tunes have been 

every home In the land 

that has a radio, will lie the first I 

of noted orchestra leaders who 

WlU appear atthe Gateway each 

Saturday for (He remainder of the 

season. 

The orchestra is scheduled to 

arrive in Atlantic City from New 

York late Saturday afternoon and i 

will be immediately conveyed to' 

the Gateway, It will perform from 

1 p. m. until closing time. . tlon and which c0.^Wri 

V U d K F ] * 

p. m. until closing t.rnc . tlon and which c0.^ 

N« chanite will be made in the VowiU and Kay Fra 

gular prices and the convert „,ayln ot the Mo 

m- j t wag directBd oy 

ll h i 

nit ll b made in te 

regular prices and the convert 

h 

p 

will remain at U for S 

R e 

urday evening:. 

R. Robinson i.'luinee. of Hoseile, 

lerle, who is responsiHe for Mi*«< 

Francis 1 previous starring vehicle, 

"Man Wanted," The exceptional 

cast includes Hnrdie Albright, 

spei,t the week end here wilh bia Spencer "Charters, Helen 

family, who is summering here at an,i others. 

(521 Ocean ay. 

man believed to be dead brings 

about an amazing tlrnmntic con- 

flict Mplvyn Douglas, whn pla\ed 

opposite Gloria Swanson in "To 

night or Ne\er," has the leading 

male IOIK as the Italian nuble 

man, Count Bruno, who accept* 

Znia, tin cjfe singer, us the «lfe 

whom be believed to hn\e been 

killed In mvailri , diiiiiiji 

Woihl Wir Ihe renowned 

acter uitor, L'nr Von Strolii-un, 

en ict*j the 1 o]e uf gaiter, K mill 

nant nmehsl, who bneks to pre 

\rnt 

l 

Finm frmtiny fttu id 

WARNER 

THEATRE, ATI.ASTIC tITV 

| ONE WEEK, Startirig Saturday, August 13th 

— ON THE STAGE — 

THAT GOBGEOFN Xl'SK.'AL rOMKKV EXTHAVltUM i 

RIO RITA 

Complete! intact! go—Artiiti—BO 

3K Qorgcous Ooiturtifil 6 ( laborate Scenes! 

Rrllllant Slnftc Snow IS in Ol t "'TY 

ft H 

Mon,, TUBS,, Wed, 

"Downstairs," which introilui 

John Gilbert to hla screen fun". 

in a stsrtiina new departure ,m 

sinister but colorful villain, is (I 

attraction coming to (he MOOIIML 

Monday, Tuesday anil Wednesday 

"DownMiiirB" is a tunge drania 

laid in the servants' iiunrters of 

ti European castle with Gilbert 

iis a chauffeur,- spreading a «eb 

of intrieue that enmesheM tile en 

tire hnufelwltl until a fnnt.isti< 

revenge ends his plotting. 

STRAND, 

Now rlajluf,' 

In "As You Desire Me," (jirti 

Oarbn plilys the role of a Bull i 

pest cafe entertainer whose ie- 

murknble resemblance to a wo-11,, ,iiti]LUit in h in II 

ten h in i in tin t In 

tht 111 1 

Him 

Lv. PhlM, 

S.1B A.M-. 

• M A.M. 

. 11.00 A M. 

•j- MUPM 

'A%y, 8-1.00 P.M. 

• * MO P.M. 

1P.M. 

)P.M. 

3 P.M. 

SF.6 m P.M. 

8,30 P. M, 

, 1.3 

M «nl¥, M.Mon only, SF.Frl.Satflnly, B.Rum via Hack Horte Pk. 

Ocoan City Tiimlnal, HO Ninth Street. Phone 180 

Additional SarVlee Sunday! and Holiday! at Required. 

Way $1.25; Round Trip, good until used $2.2S 

Excursion $1.50 Round Trip 

10-Trip Tickets, $7.00 

Good Until Used—Good in Either Direction 

ORE BUS TRANS. CO. 

Steel 

if YOU ARE GOING TO THE | 

ITEEL PIER 

walk at Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City 

E or see the 25 star attractions playing there, 

can drive your car the round trip over the 

ian City - Longporl 

Bridge FREE 

.and your passengers buy your Steel Pier tickets 

at the Bridge Toll House in Ocean City 

This Short Cut Route From Ocean City Will 

ive Miles «t Minutes 

Steeel Pier Ticketii Weekdays, SSe 

,s -Sundays and Holidays, 75c, Including Tax 

HILADELPHIA 

Smdays, Auguit 7 to September 4, Inclusive 

Alao Labor Day, September 5 

R ?SP TO BROAD STREET STATION 

[,09 ROUND 

TRIP TO MARKET STREET WHARF 

Philadelphia 

Bolng- and returnlne on all traine all 

'tnv TClÂftrl 0*==--"* &iî*^ = n_K^ ^-i* 

Angust 8 to September M, I 

Except Labor Day, •eBtambap s 

oalSs CITY" . " ^ f - a « «« ««i»n) 

nm9, iiav* .Pnilad.iphi, (Imd strut Slation) 

(Phlladslphln) 

•te Flrera or Couult Allots 

RAILKdAD 

Now Playing 

~ "• WORLD 

FAMOUS 

ATTRACTIONS 

All For One Admission! 

20 

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"Do conu', this 

We will huvu more timu 

tojtutlu'r than ever he- 

fore, .We lire taltimj our 

mun!» at- 

Johnstons *s 

Cafe 

181 ASSURY AViNUI 

OppOilte City Hall 

Tasty Pastry 

II I I I W 1 I Hi 

111" ' iili nu tJ :j h,m «ith 

' l i t 1 lO (Jinti nu t u limn n 

i i l il ilmi 11«• ,it in , Hill hr 

i |i i il mill \ntu I iih.ittimi 

- |IIH II V ll Mil I Llll II 

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, nun ill hi LIMI, ,1 ,1 

i ' n Suml i% 

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\ i n t i t i i i i n t i i t i n t I t l n ^ 

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in ni i i li in ' t.i Hit If a ii 

I i i. Ii 

K i lilt i in nl* it-, tliliut in 

\ li" I ill 1 1 1 littlni; tli it 

il" t nun luck lo lip jut rnrtil in' 

\ il m'lt t it inn i m ifinhft n! 

II lln \\ mi r 

-II LI. PIKK 

^M in ii I il Alt- HMII- ind 

'i ti i i i Si it il I 11,111111 TN ht.itj 

Hit mil MII lit imir mi tin* 

\llih i 'is -iltt I I , r In L'lll 

II iir i in I i\ Vu n l I ( I hi 

lilt in i lit Mi i mi i hitliin 

1 1- ti mn mil uiih let t ntk 

I I i ' I HI i-i im.in\, I i inn-. Si nl 

i n I I ni ' 

j the fines I tyP is °' American manhocitl we have eser 

L \vhy s l 'ch things as his untimely ile.ith have lo \>v 

flianl to understand. 

PAINFUL BUT NECESSARY, 

li Seiitinel-Ledgei' regrets us much as any individual 

the necessity that has moved tht; city conimissioii- 

i to introduce an ordinance providing for n It) per cent 

Bucticm in salaries of city employes. 

I Large reductions in expenses made by the commis- 

iiiers this year have proved insufficient to bring the 

fc within its revenue. They delayed reducing salaiies 

• months when it was apparent that .something of the 

must be done; but at last they have acted. 

| The move is painful and regrettable, hut necesxary. 

NO ROOM, NO BREAD FOR THK BUMS. 

[/AY back in the so-called Gay Nineties they used to 

' sing a song, the theme of which was "No room, 

I bread" for the" poor!" 

Mayor Headley has given Ocean City a capital oppor- 

tiity tn revive it in paraphrased form: "No room, no 

bad for the bums," 

|His announcement in last week's SuiiUiiel-Ledger that 

1 poor relief will be issued this winter either to erst- 

lile profligate spenders or to •'bums" or law breakers 

I find hearty accord in the minds of taxpayers. 

|The mayor is takiim the right course in limiting the 

hinsation of city relief funds to those who deserve 

fern. There has been considerable grumbling, merited 

Ôtherwise, over the iilleged iact that in the past the 

ly 1ms dispensed poor orders to a good many families 

lo took advantage-of the city's generosity und who 

tied tn struggle for themselves 1 who, in nther words, 

tame professional panhandlers, 

I Citizens will 1'onl freer to contribntf to reliet' funds 

jth this assurance from the mayor Hint the city will 

\ conscientiously not to waste a dnllnr, 

[People earning Rood money nowr with no prospTTcl for 

h imomn thjs winter, will deserve no tity siippott if 

py do not attempt now to build up a reserve. 

PROVIDING FOR CHARITY. 

SPITE the recognized fact that a Inrge sum will be 

. needed for charity here this coming winter, the as- 

bailee that severnl fund-raising projects are now tm- 

|t way inspires the hope that an acute condition may 

[averted, 

[it ia anticipated that a substantial amount will be 

llizid from the forthcomins Passion Play, The Taber- 

We Association IIRR volimteerecl to surrender a per- 

top of the net proceeds from the three-day appear-, 

ice to the city welfare fund, 

JThe Beach Patrol proposes to surrender the entire 

| proceeds from its ball nt convention hall Saturday . 

pi to charity, , 

[The Ocean City Republican dub has worked out a 

'lutlon to its charitable entertainment, which hit a snag 

m it proposed Sunday movies, It will present a vaude- 

rj show at convention hall, Monday night, the proceeds 

I go to its Sunshine Committee, an active charity group, 

I the first show is a success, similar ones will follow 

Wdy until fall. ., . 

[Your presence at any of these affairs wil be a direct 

ptribution to the needy, 

SATURDAY'S CASTING TOURNAMENT. 

HETHER you're a fishing entlnisiaM or not, 'don't 

miss the casting tournament on the beach near the 

b «t. fishing pier"tomorrow (Saturday), This numml 

nt, in which eight fishing clubR will participRte.- ut- 

:ti a larger crowd of spectators every year it takes 

Do You Remember? 

20 TEAIIS AfiO 

Oeorie W. Liavls, L'S, of Mer- 

'HiftiitvlUe, was atrunk by an 

Muiamoblle while, playing ball fin 

•\shury av., near llth si. He 

iii-'l HOOD after. 

llnnrdwallt morehBms enn- 

tinii'd in sell ico erearn and rtini 

liiiihints nulln oil Sunday, deitplle 

the fiicM i tint RuininnnOH wpro 

IsBHOil lo iipliflar In riliirl flir 

Thp PonilKylvnnht RnMrnm) 

forty liiijit, Avalan, ran nil :i 

-hnnsl bur hetsveen here and 

LoiiKiiini, rriijhtcnlnii IS piiBHCil- 

Thn 2utli gt.. Irnnrovrniem AH- 

Hnrijitiun was fnrnind fit the 

linnip of Dr. Charles '1'. Oildpn. 

William P. Llpplnciitt pur. 

I'lmsi'd Hip flwiirihmore Hotel 

liiroii/ili ihP iigchry ftt rinytnti 

MninnN nrirk. 

!ft TKARS AfiO 

The ABliury Park Fishing LTuli 

won •! Ins Ocean city Trophy Tor 

surf ciiNiin;; iirenking \\w wnrurH 

The Sumli .iDCiiciy Tennlit 

Tnurnamont WUH lield here. 

Opeaii City aHêsified vnluatinnH 

were iiiLMeaHed $22n,0nn. Tim 

Innil intjreaSR For the county 

The iinnunl Ijuhy paliule W;IH 

hflil on flie boardwalk. 

There wnrc ninny PlttHbiirgh 

aiiti Wllniiimtiin viKliorn hi ihp 

report. 

Ocean City's Cay 90's 

SO1KV S1OI KIMS 

Theie liiiiy he an epidemic nf 

Cl-iiy.y Hliii-liillKii aiiluIIK the gills 

siiiiii. It wiis talked abiiut 011 

Iht! heniih Ilii- other nfternoBn. 

One sill tame down in her after 

hiiiliinii Hciults, mid nruiidlf ilis- 

CIIIMIII ii iniii' ill' slucliingH lliiil 

HIH'IICL'U ihe ocean. Feminine 

*Nii'killf!i< iire BUpponed lo be a 

HUhjUCI III lie iilOUslil i)f, IHIR. 

sillily, never in he mi'Iitloneil. 

lint they lire SD ninth In evi- 

dence ut Dili shine ihaii not ;il 

il. iInn il neeniK nil iiRlii. 

This uhi siinlifii of was veiy 

in ciiitl iif her liOHiery, unil posi- 

Mvi'lv idcaliiicd that portion of 

thi-iii "f 11*11 WHS HariiiiS green. 

"I'm jjiiiim in wear theiii^ in 

hnthini.'." she Hiiiil at Inst. "Dare 

me,v" (it ciiiirse, everyiine snid 

yi'ii. iiiid she ilecliired pusilively 

xlii, ivtinlil ilif nesl chiinee nhe 

aci. Ami Mnii staited a talk nn 

iiiiiil siniiiiiidH, iinil the Kirls 

"TTriTfrinrmr IIDIOH mi who had the 

I,KI*I vivid pair. 

This BMeins lo he linid in lie- 

iide, nnd SII the urnup all luaili- 

up iliiih- iniiidH to \v«ar ilieni In 

liiiihliia. The one with the noiai- 

IHI pall' im wins a box of suit 

Oilier liiiiy. It 1H imponaihle to 

iiiiiiu HIM dare positively, how- 

I'M'r, us all women have IIN 

clmnaiim IIIIIIMIH as Ihe wind. 

If yon iirc looking for anyona 

evenings, yon may Una" them by 

simply" fnlluwtnK these diree- 

tiuns; On ID the carousel, search 

cliiaely, Oo to Headiey's pier, 

senrch clnsely. And you're bimnii 

in sne theiii there. There isn't 

iiiiy nilier place. How are ynu 

Kiiilia tu help it? Von so In and 

Willie ia •iniklllK 10 a Ki-iiiip of 

uiila. In a momeiil lie moves 

away In iinoilier and tn annlher, 

ami so on hack to IIIH first 

crowd. This is the place whore 

everybody (sues, so why shouldn't 

yon •' 

(Tile iiliiivp iirtlcles n..r 

in tlu> OfMtti City Dull}- lii'liiir. 

fiT fur TlmrsilBy, .Inly SI. !«»«•) 

, It Is no mean feat, this casting successfully. It ve- 

N»s nice precision, long practice nnd an arm like a big, 

We pitcher, . . ,. 

A beautiful silver loving cup, costing $2000, is the 

A ». The Ocean pity Fishing'Club has won _ this tro- 

flve times, and will have a strong team in tomor-. 

I The cSi n toUrnament is one of the big events of 

»season for Ocean City. It will nttrwt Morw.ot one- 

T Visitors from the home towns of the visiting clubs, 

* sporting, event of no small proportions. 

,, PUNISHMENT THEY'LL REMEMBER, ' 

AGISTRATE George D. Richards displayed a keen- 

',insight to human nature in metinir out sentence 

mother day to Bome boys whom police had ^tf."""^ 

Png crapB, He fined them ?B each and specified that 

1 muat pay his own fine, wittiout help from n>s par= 

i mothers of three paid their fines, but t h e » 

> ruled that the boys would have to wjb 

«•!_, parents with money earned by thiinBeVves, and 

ww have to report pwmenta to city officials. 

.We Buspect Hi ftkpuniBhtnent will hurt more ttan 

| other within reason he could have devtw^ * h ^f 

|i. when dozem of boys art competing fw f«f, J* 

ys will be hard to barn. The earning of it will, no 

Stt- teEch them a lesson they'll never forget 

We .prediot that these youngsters will hereafter shun 

I Ilka a plague. 

tormr to 

THE REAL MENACE By Albert T. Rmd What's Behind the 

ixs. 

THEMUHY 

By FRANK PARSER 

Other Editors' Views 

IT ttOUU) AI'I'EAH 

THKU IUKI) IN VA1K 

In 182B three men were hang, 

ed for stealing one sheep. The 

jiidM said: "You are not 

hanged for itealing the iheep, 

but that Kheep shall not he 

stolen." 

There is plenty to worry about 

in our present laws and court 

practices, but we have come 

some distance In the last 102 

years,—Pleapantviile Press, ' 

ASTER EXECUTIVr 

OH, NO! IT 

COST ASYTHIKti! 

Some time when you are In 

North Jersey travel over' the 

road from Newark to Jersey 

City. Just off the hiBliway, you 

will see a great Iron frame- 

work tnat looks like a hlah 

bridge, it Is the new overlitrnl 

hlBhway that will eniinee! Now- 

ark and JeriiBy City and which 

la Bald to coat two million dr.1- 

lars a mile. It is being built 

from proceeda of the $100,000,0011 

bond issue. Senator Pierson, who 

urged the adoption of that bond 

IBBUB, told the nubile it wouldn't 

cost us anything} 

We simple-minded voters have 

been iwallowInK political iiokiuu 

so Ions that we are wo-klng 

one day oiit of every lour tn 

earn the tnxes tn pay thn bills. 

Some of us have given up oui 

farms, homes and biisinesisiw to 

the Bherifl in order to i-kniiwn, InU'restliiu lucfs 

nlmiit llsh, cuiiiiiiiin t» wiitiTs 

liercahoiitN.—Kditiir,) 

Kj KDWAHli «. KitNKKE 

Often you hear soiiie oid-tliii- 

HIS splii lish stories tliat lax the 

present day fisherman's imaglna. 

Mon=slngle catches of weakfish, 

bhiefiBli and croakers that nmi 

can not tie duplicated in a seii- 

Hiin's lialilng. 

"Why," you link yijurself, 

"ilon't we have as good tldhin 

today?" 

There have been tunny ans- 

'wera, but the most plausible In 

"water pollution." 

* V * < : 

Before the world war, ncenii- 

Moln^ vessels started to inslall 

'oil burning motive power. Miii'ii 

waste oil. Is dumped into tin- 

ocean and a eonsiderahle portion 

eventually washes up on the 

beaches and floods Into the bays 

iind inlets, kllllnit a large ner- 

eentage of the natural food sup- 

Illy of the Bah, 

Coupled with this was the ex- 

cess dumping of refuse, oil and 

sewage into streams and rivers, 

which in the course of tthie finds 

its way to the ocean. This lat- 

ter evil Is being corrected by 

laws, prohibiting stream and 

river pollution. Notable In this 

enaeatw are" New Jersey, Fenn- 

nylvanla and Ntw Tork', 

* • • 

Another ntmy, although it 

niiij' nut bu uwiii'e' ur it, IH UII' 

MnKqiifio Exieriiiinuiion 1'onimln. 

RIIIH; The npnnivcd mothnil nf 

miiHijiiItu I'xtermilintion is l» 

I'IIVI'I 1 the aurfneo of ililelinB iiiiil 

liondB on the iiiiiidowB with nil 

nr iiihfir fluid, which noi nnl,v 

kilis the tiiOBquito hrvii« liilt 

iiiBii iriiniHe nntHniBms, frfthn 

iiiid mimll llshPH mion which tin' 

larger Ugh depend for fntji!. On 

II Unod tide tins nil finds im 

way to the hay and works th 

Miiinfi liBVoc there. A dHTerent. 

iiidlhnd of muiiquitii contrnl it, 

iieutely neoded, 

Lrick of food and cieilii wairr . 

is ony reason for (Wi not oom- 

iiijc to our waters in nu ' Inrjrf 

niiinhers BB they did 30 nr 25 

yiiiiiH ngn, Tho time may again 

vmm when' It will ho n« good. 

Inn not until Btill more drnntif 

iiipnsnres are aaoptcil'tn prevent 

.wnter pollution. 

(Jiext week—MuBnels, a. jrrtat 

fuoil rapply Rt OUT ilour, nlmnnf 

imtnnciied—whj'i) 

Tho dental college of Colum- 

bia is across the rtreet from St, 

O.ihrlel's Park, £ three-acre 

green spot In the heart of the 

city. In this nark men rest who 

are out of work. From tlBi to 

time ioine of. thftta are inTltefl 

to the distil college, wher» Vit 

studeBts work UJOB OlilF titth. 

"Wbat ta 

'"^he o«i»r fellow'a broktb." 

"Yea," said the b (ily yrainis 

man. "I write poetry. 

The Bill was Impressed, 

"How truly devastating." she ' 

exclaimed, "Does your poetry 

yield any returns?" 

"Yes," said the young man, 

Hlehing heavily. "It. praeticiilly 

nil 1 returns!" _ 

Agitated Passengers "I'm sure 

that was a human being we ran 

uver," 

Bus Driver (in heavy dust): 

"Ah, good; then we're still on 

the main rnai) all right." 

Street Orator: "We must fet 

rid of radicalism, socialism, bol- 

.".hevism, commuuionism and an- 

nrehlsni," 

Voice from the Crowd; "And 

while you're about It, why nut 

throw in rheumatism?" 

Manager: "I hear you and the 

lending lady are on the out*," 

Wlectrlclan: "Yeah, It waa one 

•if those quick change scenes, 

with tie stage all dark. She 

asked for her tlghta and I 

I noufht she said lights," 

A sailor stuck his head in the 

dqor of the public, bar and 

asked; "boei anybody in here 

want to fliht?" 

NonodVsftld a word, and the 

Tb? old gentJeniM aid sot try 

lo MV hla wife Into their n«w 

eir n u vud to In the hw 

Biiilor repented; "Does an: 

in here want to nBht?" J 

One old gentleman broae 

silencf mid said: "No, 

nn one wants to flght in 

"That'i OTOd," said the 

"Then It's (safe to come In: 1 

The old doctor ordered the Old 

linrson in take some *ot i- 

Hy eaeh iayt 

"But," said the patient, 

iifrnld that my housekeepw ^ 

would object and leave me,"' ;:'•- 

"She need never know," I " 

Hie inedleo, "JUst tell ner . 

want Borne slinvlng water.", 

Some weeks Inter, the doctor 

i-alled to inqiilre for the . 

son, 

"He's gone mad, air." qm 

cd Hhe hoiiHekeeper, "The ,,,, 

untoortunate gentleman is shuV 

liijt hlniBelf morninB, noon « 

, IIIRW." 

A iieiero. applied for a Job 

set forth his attributes wit] 

tim iiiueli modesty. . 

"All rijht," Bald the OOSB, < 

i>an have tue lob, ^d ai to-. 

ury, well, I'll pay you ju* wB 

wer you're wortb," 

"Dttt's no use to me, nah," * 

piled tha applicant decldedlyj 1 ' 

la cettln 1 mo dan dat whet* I-) 

now,"

i&Ifei'^m 

, , in l>la heall. 

wpra hui^L beyond btU aid no 

Uhtll • 

i MMi mtdt. 

MtAtnlttw 

(t? to tyl at«g«- tor 

~i _t the young peo- 

MUleT, c_firman al 

eomroftt—>, looka 

_KIU«1M thus far 

tbo popular wooki^ 

f«ar tbe dull was 

Uv* selection of 

ind -or court. 

Pool will enter 

winmrt tQ be «n- 

ilCttt, August 

i't#ater sports On 

T«n dollars f|p« was the pou- 

nlty Chui-len Wilson, 19. or itl 

Asbury av. ha* to pay Mp,n_lj> 

morning for being the companion 

or another young ma_ wl»o U t r\ a. m. S d y 

Wil 

•Just a Friendly 

Admitting that they went drunk 

and "lust having a trtondly word 

fight" fur'old fi 

and lut vng a 

fight." four'colpred 

d 15 )b b M 

y 

were fin- 

ed 15 oattb by Magistrate Gooigc 

D Richards, Saturday, on nchargo 

of drunk and disorderly 

Jamos Coles, 61. of 312 

Mem 

Btnttf 

themselves this wi 

well jleaasd'over ..._ . 

their ninth anhual D*J1 In Con 

ventum hall Friday and Saturday iREAO-THE 

nights I 

ADS 

»ALE. 

U) virtue of H writ Of Merl l'a,.- 

We»t !«« .for flcjl H*f{ff_«««..J'nll.-* 

mos Coles, 61. of 312 West '»« ">• ff'o « Metunwwl PIVJISM, 

hi. anna Tnma> Ti- 17 n>.ii '" "'" dlloct«d, ImUHl out Of th 

. fl ' A n L ' n ' L ' ult "' Chrnic«n 0( NOW Jelioy 

rt 34 and George Conwaj u ioth dy of A»u»t A 1' 

60-Year-OId Club 

Members Missing 

Maybe the Old Boys Were 

Playing Hookey 

The second meetinp; of tlio 

ThHje Score and Ten Club m>»y i entering tho store or stealing y 

havp been held. in Somers Poftit i thing. Nothing was found on hlfl 

Tuesday afternoon as scheduled. | person when arrested, and the 

but you can't prove It by Lin-1 elualvo King disappeared, 

wood W. Mintzer, boardwalk mci Magistrate George D( Richaids 

chant listed as one of the two « lld ho was Inclined to bollcvc 

r\ y 

Wilson said ho had met anorh- 

er fellow, named Pat Ktug, at a 

party In Somers Point, and thai 

the) had come home loêtlior. Oi 

tlio way up Aslmry av. King stop- 

ped at Crowloy's Market, near 7th 

at., and entered It. Wilson mild 

bo kept on walking tor.-uid home 

tut stopped in the next block. 

Tho night watchman o.' nome uf 

tho stores in tho district siiw King 

onter the Store and Wl'.aon walk- 

ing away ana called pni'o' 1 . Wil- 

son claimed he had no hand In 

Albort. 34, and George conwaj, ^'„,"„,_"£^ J _"A«5S. 

36, of 63. West av, wete the In- ini In a certain cwino 

A 

wh 

A 

y 

1' 

cmln 

l 

__ T 

By \litue of a. -writ of Fieri J*o- 

ui. for tale of Mart**!** Plttli", 

»ALB 

to 

of f 

for tale of Mart 

me directed, 

tbe Court 

41«auj4 

out 

h H f 

charter members of the club at 

its first meetinir here last week 

"Old soldiers never die — thev 

only fade away," the old sonu 

goeB, and Mr Mintier \f incline' 

to ni^ree with it- For he searched 

Somers Point high and low TUPS 

day afternoon, without UHMIMIIK the 

mooting 

Edward Eolls, 

and VI' 

minister who or7dl the 

d* in Ocea n Cl 'V. ">«t Eugene 

Wood,, of Somera Pomt, the V 

~? JLJ* ond charter member, agreed to 

m a •" have the meeting Tuesday nt 

g 

have the meeting Tuesday nt 

* Wd' h i S 

( 

y 

**r. Wood's home in Somers Point 

2* 

the old 

were to gather 

d h 

tha 

It 

Io- 

Wilson when he said he had no 

purt in the robbery, but that his 

bolng with tho other man made 

him partly guilty. 

When ashed why he did not try 

CITV OF OCEAN CITY 

NEW JBRSEV 

ORDINANCE NO. 531 

AN ORDINANCE coilccriilliii 

ti f l t 

uiut 

.-lllt 

liiv 

(.11 of On mi City I\n\ J r |_J 

til Iillrpo i of I I uliiiiuy in ndltllilli 

1HD -OAIID "o'l" COMMISSION 

i HS oi iHL mi DI. ori IN 

(.11 Y IX) OltI)\IN — 

to 

to move the club hrck 

Cit\ when the nucleus 

Seitlon 1 __. 

of economy In administering tin 

WBS Finmcnt of tin- city of OLCJUI 

the 

me 

' But Mr. Mlntzer looked all ar- 

uuiul llm Point TU—MJIU uf (LI 

I noon for his buddies of to years 

or over and was unable to dis 

to th* "lunlnr **Ver tbe meeting. Perhaps th*> 

ÎII iJ hrZ b °ys were out playinp baseball 

_,.wi i_?.r i - »n U» •-•* lot or the v may have 

_Tf«tds BlgnlfylJie ru_ B w a v (rom h o m e ln / a p l r l t 

of youthful adventure. 

t o he City of Oe 

New Jcistj thin sliull li n ii 

rcntuiii diduttiil frnni tht cfniu\ 01 

ti f i 

.n 

••lu.v)!v, 

b 

wh 

llm eo 

from tl 

tlio Llfi 

IIIK tlie p 

laid cledlicMon 

1, 193S. and th 

tion of every officer, oni 

forcninn. nupcrlnlonik'nl. 

of tho l*'ln: ])t>piirTnu-nt: nnd 

of tin: l'tiHd* lX'|"t't lUi.'.nl 

pllnfT liLhori.^r» .'ind ini^li i i 

urt* pnld nt. IIM liomlv tiiif 

itij H!H\I1 I,,- ,l,:ti:niiin.>il hi 

oniliiK ljody linn- itnd IIXMII'KTN nt 

anurd Hcrvlci; Imi I nOnd- 

of ,-ittii ,'•• i i.T ; nd 

n lx>rfn vsoji&horc Building &hd Loftll ASflocllU 

iV? y •""' » Corpomtlon of the Stnto of 

night N i i llm d L 

•""' p o n of the Stnto 

Nov 

iorBej is caniplalnam and 

MCb Jh t t l 

PTBMBBR eh, m 

hour* of twelvn mid 

M, to wit at t^^lô 

y g Nov iorBej is caniplalnam and L*o 

The four men told the mugls- McCubu Johnson, ot us, «t «lo uro 

trate they were celebrating Hit difindnms I ahull exposo to BQIL «t 

homecoming of James from Nuv, 'TUESDAY," SEPTBMBBR eth, im 

Y6rk and that they had "nioro hoiwucn iho hour* of twelvn 

drinks than they could munt" 

'Iho charge against jnmeS. sr of •;]'»!; »,°» '^"""(liayilih"' Z°\Z 

maintaining a disorderly house Vi,!,,, of »..i.i 'd.y f ^t y X mS.rif"! 

was droppod when It was learn i fii

ed it had been Just a, family affair a 

Ma\ N 

t 

Court llouno 

J 

Ma\ C 

Cnpe"M«y County. New Jersey: 

All that certain mortgaged prom 

loo» with tho appurtenances In tho 

bill of tqmplalnf In the .aid_ 

Mr and Mrn D I MeuKes of "••< ls '" ""^ 

-« a — —. ^ Ul Ih. Irillrh 

*\ ?Jt 1I1L1I kill/ U|/|JUI IVIlttllliUfli Jll UUJ MAIP I'f >jUin|'(U"ik ««- ---i.- -• - • 

bill of coinl>lnlnt In tho Bald cause partlctilnrly «et forili ttnd described 

i iiiimluiK bHt forth und ducrlbcd (hat la to 

Ainhlei and Lamente Spencei of 

Aionrlale, are here at tho 

ton 

following tract or pArcol 

und promises hereinafter 

NOTICE T-O LIMIT CREDITORS 

Ettate of Kathryn G McCluro, Oe 

ceased 

uisuiuit to tin old,, of IIHIM. 

I lt< li Summit, or th< fount) oi 

dlii Miu mad u,i tho • li,lilh ln 

>t Autu t \ 1> l'j. on thi iippli 

iiitlm or tin mis, iiii, r» Liiiinnr 

of mild ,1 bi-twoen lines parnllel with Ocean 

A\enue flftj feet In leticth "T dooth 

Amount due under decreo Is til 

491.22. with Interest and Sheriff's 

foes In be added 

WIIL,T\M n row PI i. sherirr 

OuUil Jul> 57th 1»12 

)- n ,lwood I-' Klrkman, ffol'r. 

7 M-4f- pf »17.S8 

N J 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

AUDIT FOR YEAR OF 1931 

f> 

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>ll 

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urt 

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1 

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tit. 

SHERIFF 

(it 1 

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dn 11 d 

i>r ( h mt 

till II 1 

1 II Ui 

M 

1 

l \ 

ol 

ill 

n 

s SALE: 

Mit 1 1 1 n 1 >. 

*fn d out of 

of %PM Ii 

Illl^ \ ]> 

n \\licn in 

complfilnfint 

ktid riu Mi 

11 

nr\ 

l tin 

nn 

miii 

July 11. 

K. OF P. VULS SAI! 

— - — Three events ot social 

Of Queen In- opgi'Ung apiioct uro being planned 

. _^ five attendants for U»e future by the local chap- 

4 In the tJolrJen Gal tor, Knights of Pythias, It was 

t on Oil evo of Ocean announced this week 

P—rad«, It h»B On August 16 there will be a 

I party on the beach is planned 

tfes will be lined moonlight sail A watermelon 

1 ' lit for the fair- tor August 23, and the following 

„ the eveqinir of week an all day fishing party on 

Two entries from Hie one of the locil parly boata will 

phofsen on the 17th, bo taken by the members 

Fhlrtdonj Hotel, to 

t>L for the month of __ 

1 ne 

I i Hun I hi Oiilliinin di - nil 

affy ct th, nn mbcrn of thi Bnird ,rj 

and [ i ,mU,,i«iori, i-, of till4 (Iti win 

ivritlng f DJ 

i the 19th, and two 

Vltfhl dob-, who pYobablv . 

on the iSth, will ">» "» -no of 

elionor. - *? "" dlr " tt ' 1 

nool immedi- 

pamde the eltuwis 

SHERIFF'S SALI 

»lllUl Of II Will Of IllH I , 

O ll f V l Irtmiir 

out ot m. 

time the winners of 

Hie »f)rade will be an- 

This «ffair will 

a day in honor of ull 

May Join 

les Family 

niKtion of ti 

inlury and t 

turns tin Bft forth 

ci ntinn < f Ihflr 

dcdiKtid ii likr 

in tliU Oi lin mci 

take effect 3. Tills OriHtianc 

on Ho.pl ember 1. 

NOTICE 

'I'lii- uljovr Ordiniince M'IIH |>U:ÎN! 

n first romlln^ nt a inetttliis: of tin 

nirit of Coniml.uttlnmM-K of tin* Cil.\ 

t O:m City. New Ji-r.i«.y hi-KI (n 

h nith for second 

il flnnl n:is:Mii;i- nt .i nieeiliiK nf 

(111! Pill.I lIlHUll 1(1 llf ll.'lll 111 Ull 

.r 1 *} Cluunlii-r.-i ;n tin- Oily 

Hull, In Oocini city. New Jirm-y 

the 21th iluy of Alli:unl. 1932. 11 

'clock |i. in. Ei.HI.- 

inu Tlmo 

Il.VHKV A 

City Cli 

S_12-1t-llf $6.fiO 

HulltllK \snrrlill(.ii 11 col n of 

PLIIII I im ,1 I nilnnls r nhall \ 

roii to i-nl, ul politic \ ndut o, 

MONDAY AUGUST 22nd 1932 

11 t\\ t,i tlic houin of twtlif and 

hi, nil,ilk \' M to Mil nt tuvl\. 

( 111 n I I l^lj ll Im 1 I Inn.) oi in, 

' l"ili 1 « d>i\lir.ht sum!, 

linn ) of ild ,1 ii in Di sin nfl i 

fdi III I Ull MIIN ( nit HLIII 

Cupi Mai i ou,it\ \,vi l,n*> 

V" I'm nil ilu moitL ,(.MI pi,in 

in ^ ulth th, nuiinrt^nnni i ^ in il,, 

bill of iimipinliit in Hi, ^nid uiH, 

Tittl uliirl t f ,th mill Its nl til 

tint Is t i ««i 

Ml ilu toll in in in t II pin,i | 

. f I,, 1 mi I pi n \H In nlmrt i 

n iinulailj il( it 111 » 1 îiiiiti IMni. 

I n 1 1 \ni_ in ih ( n\ i r I 1N\1\( In Mi 

lln nr ( nti 1 U n 

I 1 1 II 11111) 

I II Ir in ih 

liMin Illn * puill,l ^111, Hild Mivtli 

Sinn On, Hjiujr .1 (1(10) fLft lo u 

flftmll list uldl ,t»,K.t 

BKINt} Oil the samp i Vn,l como 

d to tin. Mild miitv of tin iii i 

11 .it b> Wllllun I Jo, I,,, ,,,, i '„' 

nnh it loch, i hi win i,\ ,ii i 

1.-J 

Pbllnili-!i>hltl 

1|- IO Iti; Atlninov 

Hnny K. Kelli-r 

Il-Jil AVnliiul Rtri 

I'lillndi-lplilH. 1', ,, 

•01-pf 512,50 

SHEBIFF'S SALE 

rmrdiil in tin ( ,p AlUi t nn 

ClLrliB Oflli. Novrntl), r 0 li 

Hook No 41. »C l>, .JM ,,r ,,, 

310 ic 

K vlrluo of n 

nln or Mo 10 

IHM'I 

till! 

It , f I i.iI I 

p^d Mi f.,inî 

nn fliiLttiil iMîi^ri ut if th, 

or t hum , M of r*, ii joi i \ o 

nth iim ,.r J^J^ \ p n, ... . 

• iitiiln uiiiM, Înifiti linn lin^^l 

m nt (o tniHtf^ rti (L al in 

rumpliLhifint i and \nnli N Liurtii 

MIdiiM i I il «i (1if ndniiH 

hull ixpoir- lo -i\, -it imlillc \m 

i i In 

MONDAY AUGUST 22nd 10J2 

li Iwii n tin houi if l\\ K 

ll\ o lo I I M I, 

In ll ll I, (SI 

I lo k 1 M 

run ) of i,i 

(tlivllchl Si\ln( 

ll nt 111, SI, riff, 

linn 

I i| M ii < iiinii N,M j,,, , 

Ml til il , it lln morluiKo! 

I I 1 Hll th 1|)PU1 ll 11 HI Pq { 

Mil of i-miplnliil In Ih ill 

txirtlciiliirly not lori.b nnd de.»irlhod 

ll.r 

foliow ini. nit 

due oil 

di 

md 

Amount l>7 S2 ivllli IhlciiKt 

tn.- to 1«> added 

UIMJIU II POMKI! 

I>lt, d VllîiHt loth 1112 

}\\ld O Watkliifl stol i 

II li(illi:uti!B won: 

i irt d li null u 

1000009 

DiaburumfinU 

\s4t«i]m(.nt llfjndn 

To Currant AoaeKnment Lltn Intiiul 

To t urrint \nm 31,1,1, nl IlinContn 

f I 214 76711 

Llabllltlei 

Jan 1 19JI 

t 300 940110 

If. 000 00 

2 (170 MO W 

w 000 on 

— SS7 000 00 

- 100000 

174 6WJ0 

11 JO 4 

Yppropi union* 14J05O97 

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBUR8IMIN 

CAPITAL ACCOUNT—1831 

Recelpti 

Malaiii Januao 1 1 > 11 

Ilondul IndLhteiineHi lami, d 

Iniprov, nitnt Not, 1 Iasued _ 

liom Triiflt An>, omhli IniproM nwnt Isol II 

nun, d 

I'lvmlmnn on Dond Sal, 1 

Fxcisn I undu on Hond Sal, 

I roni Curr, nt K, tlrr-m, nt of s, 1I11I 1 onds (., 11 

1 mm Currr-m_R,,t|rnm, nl of H,rIi,l Bondi Si hool 

i^"'f .—i^!, nl ~ R '" rt '" 1 '" 1 of T 'ni»or«r> Uindr 

G 3 r il EC 

600 00 

2 000 00- 

97 000 M 

n 000 m 

11 wr es 

r 1 :000 o» 

Total Itvcelpti, 

Dliburismenu 

lin|i,l,..| liiil,.),U .111. n. :'nld 

tmprovimieiil N'ot,-^ I'nlil 

PreniluuiH IOxpotnlotl 

('mitrncln Paynblo - 

Ordiiin>ioc Ainiropiintlonrt—Olin-r ChurKoi 

To CuiTOnt—Billunoo 477 - 183 

I'ti Trust-- AiinOHUnii-nt 

To Current- liubiuo.o of liond rronihmi 

Tom! I.>I*bur..jeincntt 

l-luetinlier 31. 1931 

% ro iiinoo 

« 600 00 

ISO 00 

171067(11 

in mm 

1 077 «: 

21 000 00 

loooo 

COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES FOR UK?! 

TAXESAÎO dVSSESSMENl 

orilif f UH lax < olli 1 tin On on City Niw Jer»e> 

Noll,, In In ril\ RIM n Hint tho ollljmrllfi thn Tax roUwtW at 

1 111 N,m 1, rni'\ purFiianl to Ihe la\%« of the Stato of New !~~ 

nch 1 if,, *IGS__.1 

Mutual In, fo nnd P«Ke A 4 L. C «-»-l 

Mulunl Im (-0 and Pn(C« V * I- £ 

Mmiial ll« Co 1,ml Page \ & V V 

\ J Inline 1 (1 •"• ' !r > 

\ I mil u .1 (H 1 *'"* «'l 

\ I till! I M I'»\1'(??> 

riiomus P Usher . ., 

Iliuninfl P FtsJter . . 

Thotnai r Flshnr „ 

In\_itora Realt Co 

John H Hen 1 on -____. -._____--_ ____ 

LOUIH B nn_[ Anna M Machale 

Louis li nnd A mm M Maclialu 

1 (Mill U find Anna M Machalo 

I.OUIB D und Anna M Machale 

Louin B un_i Anna M Machalo 

Louis B and Anna. M ___D-_I_ 

Lrfjuie _ und Anna M Machalo 

1A.U\U D Kinl Anna M Macfmle 

Louis B iind Anna M Macn^ta 

Louis B and Anna M Machpile 

jiilm W find Catherine S " " 

jAhn W jind ftitlmrlnA 3 

lohn W and Cutheiln^ B 

Tol"n XV nnd Catherine S 

John W nnil Ofitli.rlne B 

loltii AV and Catli^rlnn E 

lolin \V nnd Cathqtlno _ 

Jitlin \\ und < utherlnt fi 

John W mid CitthorJiiH S 

lohn W And C-thorlnfl S 

lohn W and falherlne S 

Juhn W und Outhfrillp 3 

SLiinlt y lifVi lopment Co 

Ktunlt y De\clopmcnt Co 

Stanley De\ eliilnn^nt Co 

St«ni< Heveloiiment Co 

Munlty Development Co 

Stanley POT, plnpm^nt Co 

Hhml* y UtWr-lopnient Co 

CwinR T Coison 

Eta ing J Corson 

bianky 1-pyclopment C« 

RLiinli>y Dtvt lopmetit t'o 

Stanley De\p|npm*»nt Co 

I hornu V it i?h( r 

lllUy \an 

Rltoy Van _ 

St aiili y Dm lftpment Co 

Stunli y D_\ f lopm^nt Co 

Stunlcy De\ t lopmtnt Cn 

stanlcv Uf vt Inptnent Co 

SL«nb y Devplnpmont Co 

Stimlty Ih vilulinlpnt Co 

btanl^y Development Co 

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Willi H b t L h 

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LAwnnce K. nichmon __ 

I_a—rence K. Rlchman 

I-awrence K. Rlchman 

Clatence L>. Da Bols _ 

Clarence I* Du Bols 

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Clarence L. Du Bnln . 

Clarence"!.. Du Bola . 

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First Natlunal Bank, OunrdfHii for FtHchel I_eo 494 

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Hill Dnsdjrinr Co. _____________ 

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Ocean Strand Bealty Co, __ ___I~ :i"^~~* 

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Coast MorteagB 4_V)iu _ . 

Treasure I-lnnd Btnlty Co _ 

Treasure Island Heulty Co. . 

Harmsn Corp. „ ______ 

Harmnn Corn. . - 

Haroniui Corp 

TImotliy J. Hulllvim (1H29-30) 

Jsmes E Lake (1929-80) 

Jatnrs fi Lake (1B-9-S0) 

James E Lnk« 

__ «„„ (19S9-S0) 

James B Lake ck». 

,„., i?atCh off every 

trtu Loew, Lw«r{l_aa. 

„. «0M-4. Bridkoton. 

Wyan. 

hurU 

BAl,B — Store mm 

.luce. Restaurant and 

«utfiu. Apply Wufhouu, 

K. Delsroth; eth ana We«t 

1T0, Oeean City, iilS-tl 

gALK — f'holee of 10 planes, 

tush. ApBly Oetsn City itor- 

Dth t West ave,, Ocean oh*. 

__z___!2 I show up again, I suppoae she 

_ _Baby! knows how to take care of her- 

self." The words, than as now, 

held a familiar ring. "But, let this 

be a leason to you," 

At the club, Breevort, in the ut 

most eonBdenco, pouring oiit a lib 

eral highball of Sherwood, loused 

It off and told the whole story to 

Marvin Knlly, a Kentleman who 

liolltics with law, "I re 

appeared. John hud into 

Cwns 

«e« We City — JQJU> J. _M«7. 

664« It t lUadeI 

y 

of 664« I_otU» 

7 

l_UadeI- 

•bin. wife 1 given the 4lt*rn»tlve of 

30 dnyi In JM1 of » fine of ^100 

or.. on a' disorderly conduct charge 

OjlHure last Friday by Miiyor 80- 

' IVoney. He paid th» fine, 

#_• anmttl WW OMrt 

(eapotiiied to tho change of aelitt- to 10S8 Central _v 

mont with a hurm of m>eed, hmd- ^,1-^ in the same 

I IM d loft afialnsl the body C r T» 

mon h m , m 

Inut .IBM and loft afialnsl the body Cr_ny _-O.tT»c In 

In qiiltk bucceBslon nnd J um P">SI,ihan_e. the family having 

]ubt nflt 

is awlme, s 

lono was expounding lilu views It- 

f th S 

hi. wife I*u!tB, 44; Oharlis Ma- 

iW_e, H, 61 "Wwiofc rd.,. aemt. 

_ M K and Nttta _llt»w. !7» of 48W 

ilEUt-HANT—Have you seen 

new Ulliott Post C_ra Printer 

,__ (ldressei'T Eiiahleei you t» 

IHnt your messagn and iidilron.i on 

niii-hlne. You eftn send 5 or 

J e»rds tor tlio priati ot one flrgt- 

elu- let tor. Think It over and 

i£i- T 8ilii!iid Bros,, 6.10 L-nndig 

Vinelana. Phono 111. S-B-it 

JOB BALI-"- Automatie KelloK air 

N. J. 7--l-Htp 

Oiiiiioard Motorii—Multi- 

aobile control, two iipeeaa 

I 

jhend und pills rever«e; electric 

ItirUr. For heavy duty and ..... 

IIP to 1285. John a. Dennis, Ttri 

ml Bus'. Orean CIR 

n 

8 5 

OH R.Sl-lfl—llefHRerutor, Cheap. 

" I'liuauru itv., Ouoftn City, 

!-ia-3tp 

"He's Vim Horn, right 

Well, here's luck to them both!" 

"How!" and the men tossed oH 

heir drink. 

The affair never got outside of 

he Van Horn home. Servants in 

those days were loyal- it was still 

in a time when servants talked, 

but not for publication. 

room of the 

after the fight 

s between Rasper Jorgaii", "They just naturally know how tp 

he waved his hand toward a eor 

aer of .the squared circle—a dark 

skinned museular youth rose 

., to put (team into a punch, 

„, „.. . klct_, when It landi. Why, 

to. dammit, ninety-nine tights out of a 

the Introduction E.I..IIII>K nt th« that kid Brefn'H his nainO 

h d d hit Uko wlndmlllB 

crowd, "known as the -MlacRxhUBdred hit like wljtalUii, Now. 

Wonder. 1 and"-hi(i other hand, Lipshltz. —'• «» ir~fc--—«-_-•#. kld"- 

haod pointed accusingly at John. B bofn 

Brten—"and riihtlns Llpvitoh!" The 

Thenshters had their bandages ing by a clean knockout 

hit Uko wlndmlllB N 

he'n no k> kc-that kid s 

,ln thfl 

and Netta i t r , 

Ridge avU Philadelphia, were 

d Mh bi dlBordefly 

g 

charged 

persana. 

J h 

U Philadelphia, 

*Mh being dlBordefly 

rsana. 

John Mulkcrn, who occupied the 

apartment below Wagner, made 

the complaint that on Saturday 

nl_ht the house Was noisy from 

In a ipeqlBl Bcratch race tor • the 

larger funabeutt at tHe.cIoie ef 

t_i# day, defeaUng William J Mc- 

Cahan, III'B "Blora II" and the 

"SMtliiB" la a rasa -bat waa 

CIOBO all tbi way over the eourse. 

»B«r LNii SUM* Bosei, 

Fred and Tom Slack maneuver. 

ed their Baraeiat ineak box sail- 

OT "fhe Bat" Into ...it place In 

Saturday _ race for the point nail 

about 10 p. m.to 3 ft. M. Th0 

examlmd The M-wea were adju.t middle bf thj ,1x11. round, att-r a 

ed Ih. -nonlB were pulled from rtiin nil.a with light Trom start to 

f nl li romplQtPly ovi rnhado» ed 

Gilbert Van , Horn, 

at 1U0O, sal in the w 

Fifth av, club, 

Marvin Kelly, Ju< 

State Supreme Court 

In the fall 

«• of his 

the corner., 

left the ring Ihe hBliKin 

fci i.f flif 

nun ..bruit 

All but the referee finish, completely overshadowed 

,li the main event, In which the 

mls(ed.n.e nuBlliats, "Red Merrill" 

, . , ..... .__ Hennes! 

The cold while Hint dered around 

town f.rj M»i 

)0U( I Inert canvas, rno enio wniie ngni in _.«.... .- 

a! came in an the I"" 0 ' 1 down m thea >- T h e i)' bodies while th« crowd dwindlta In dli- 

IonB aBernoon shiided into nlBht. |BjI-tened, like animnted speelmena fUrt. 

"Glihnrt old boy." Muivin Kelly' 0 ' 8Omi nionstor operalinit table, 1 (Continued Next Week) 

dlew oil his slaves and toHscd his Tn 9 «alli of the crowd ing* more 

! 

cane and hnt on a vHcatn chair. v l«lent than ever. The Polneli 

•m havlns a bit ot run loniisht, IWoiito was picked to win. die* 

• • • ••- «f "Kill the white-washed kyke! 

Bust him up! 

IJB" SALIi.—BlMUly BllOP Bduip. 

ment, firai eliifls, up.to-date esuln- j 

rafnt for one booth shoij iina ro- 

Mptlon room, including lint ciBjJ else?" 

p_rm»nent wave machine, M!J u.,, 

_k_j nil, 412 H. HlRh «t. Phon. All 

I8I.J. Ask for May. Hillvllle. N. 

ilit 

bit ot rim ion 

OB tjle Bowery, down at tile 

Mantis iilnee. Whiu are you 

Ing?" 

"Having 

dp. I Mix 

, , with 0.1 reeling 

Kill him, 

i, .reeled the 

backward 

_T> f w - - ikf 

Real Estate New* 


oi 

. rto following i» mi aliatiact of 

eonveyttnoeB oiitorcd for record in the 

Clerk's horti for the 

from 

wbek onding Auguit -Hi. 1(12: 

0 Oetaii City 

right Dine with me 

h f th mi 

.111 

in âJon N J S 13 IIP 

FOR RENT 

IOH 8VLT OP RFNT — Eeiiutlfnl 

CJottiae 311 07th st Htnno Hnr 

bor N 7 O«r will Klvo mart 

BWP (.nil Jn-kson 5761 Plillede) 

phV« or nnj hroker « *• tfp 

RENT — T,v|iewrlli:ni 

P 0 Boi 11 Oetan ritj 

EtNT — 1 nrnl»hed 

» btdrooms nniJ roomB with lioute 

t«0l MIOs 321 Ce/i'rnl iiv 

with 

Apply 

p _4 trr 

rtnunt 

l 

Martin's, and then for the mixed-1 

Ijnhn ,....-.= _ 

„, burd blow on the nose. The warm I waibore Peterion, et vir., to The- 

M .-;-,.„ ,,__j __I_,I,II___ („.„ m» reiitt LinSstroni. Lot 12!, ieotion No, 

The progrBm for to* 

nnon Bl-centeBnUU ueleftr^ 

„„», on SeptM-Aw, * M .'.OftrtJ 

UlSiiB, wai arramed tali weeKfhyJ 

Bdward M. Port I B ^ B W ^ I - 

the exeeuflvB eoa__It|»i. '; ; 

J%ature ««_ rt *Mh M : 

lo«.l eelehratloBi thr.ulhn«tt 

county will be entered n - • 

county event, and Ideal 

WW 

tlon with Mr. Post. 

The program will t|» glTen on 

tte it«pa of tht mew eourt bonrt 

building,.over which a itiî WH! 

be built. It will have a ^ntaw 

of 22 fett, a deptli of 50 tm und 

be «1_ feet above th- gremtti ;fTll# 

audience will hi ls.~tH^fr, 

e requested to ihakc applfcn- 

building. 

Th 

The 

Mr. 

. 

desired program features. 

In -38? 

In _nin-i4f \ 

cttle* west wrt 

»ort to tt^ 

By 

Ing trophy, overhauling J. W. Bui-1 

•-.« Ir'o "Alhatross" about 2& 1 , 

late SundaT 

Scouta depleting , ... 

minuets, dances a_?a tableaux de- 

picting Colonial 

and 

place was raided shortly after 

midnight 

Captain Robert Lackey andUeu 

tenant Njcholi-B ' lmplazzlo, who 

were ln the raiding squad, said 

they heard no loud noise or any- 

thing out ot the way in the place 

such as Mulkero described. 

Mulkeri Is partly deaf. 

'29 Reunion at 

Deauville Inn 

len, 

yards from the flnlih, 

"Vega," tailed by the Crouie 

brothers, continued her mastery In 

tie itar clam ialHni Ileet races, 

torilng to another cloie triumph 

over MM. O, F. Zurn III and Bill 

James/Vta the "Scarab," 

i _ntrie» In BnnaboDll. 

With are entrlea In the inn. 

about event Saturday the am. re 

were Mnt over the courie for a 

time trial by the reiattA eommlt- 

tee, to determine their handlcapi 

"I_ra-__da," the ultimate winner. 

Bttrted the actual race In thW 

place and held her le*d all the 

way t_.ough to win on the bails 

of adjusted times 

liurd b 

"silly blood Irlckllns Into 

mouth, iilled him with an 

feint. 

mi >.._., _... __„«.! Monlhan and Hall, Inc,, to Ray. 

fiinable raiie. Dancing before his inond d. Hall. Lota 84 to H, in. 

narrowed, eyas he saw thB thlnf elusive, p'o^-t lsis.jKIvi|r_. _ 

he was after,.a cruel flghtor, who.l,,,?,"^ % 'ftîh.^lve. 1 IK MI4 

hi those red moments, epitomized joj8 j t0 Si, ineiuaive, block 1017 

enmity of man, IWta 0, W and ii. bioek IliO: Iota 1 

Hie 

During the flrat minute or the 

as tho lighters, liy 'ihelr ac- 

r.voalod a liieli of science, 

of the iiudlenee turned their 

I'liund, 

tlun; 

luiiny 

Mui-tlndisll. 

.G-G. Mtl.i 

Llnii r 8 

1). Myers. 

bloek 2.14, Blviera, 

ti'arroil, et vlr, .to M, H, 

alu suiapiiers. .\lnione lias n string 

of terriers, he's trying out a 

eoupUs of heavies.' 

"Ail fight, Judge—Ah, .iriHcpiiine, 

want to tell you uliout her," 

"Yes," ' . 

"Well, you know. I'm rather | 

lucky iihoiil that. Getting 'iu feel 

like a family liinn, hnmc. you 

know, liiughtei' niid a lilt, of re ., _. .. . 

siionijibility, She's entered at the h«ck« to the ring, nreferrlni to soetloh "jj. 

Filters Sort ot has the diseusi matters of greater inter- Robert Henuber, et ux 

i. Oaa. I met her.nst whiio awaitinit the main ev«m ^ % or PI 4? tt _2e_iim r i M 

- - 'lit tho evening, a much touted bout Mamu'ril.T'ASJtrSnB: 

hftwoen Ihird-rnte lieuvles. But m Boborl Menubsr, et •— 

Ili2 

Misses 

crowd 

the oilier day, 0111 walking with 

felt as if I was 

roms nniJ 

t«0lnE prMIOB.s. 

I Ocean City. 

omB with liout 

321 Ce/i'rnl iiv 

6n 

a ciiiBS, nenily, , —. 

respontiifcli for ihe whole lot of 

them. A 'emale gave m« a cold 

ii 

them. A 'onmie ixave ra 

stare when I bowed to my ward.' 

ll eed la « lilnt 

and Asts, For Rent. 

fAfiK Tl vt I U'TH 853 Park PI . 

tuml-lifd rooms onlt-f. 

A 

" 3 

llsdlke 

ct 

of vlr. .0 Joan 

iu_. i.-01 

oo] 

A'ilcu 

1, 

to f Imil 

l 

\v 

TMi:.vsii»T> Knl 

•orouoh Of 

ell, 

nidi) Titeinnin 

22nd nt. 

Oily, at WHdAuid 

Akael Olien, ot us,, ill John 

Oiirlmm. l«ot It. liloek ,*i3. Wild* 

llurlior Inlet. 

Wliawopa Biinfttiow Uo, to 

U Bhari). : I*ot SS, WJ U iiii. 

Same lo Thorn*- 1, HalKh, 

Frillk J. HUdhea to M;iry s... .Jico- 

tuuii. fJiu SI linil M, IIIOLII .-A. 

i wtitinm n, m*en. siiurii-. inna «t 

I Herbert -ft May, et n,n,, to AIJI 

B_feUIt«4,Mt Jj, blo-li M. iljuis* 

Borouoh cf W«lt Wlldv/ood 

Ciiattti ni'Mi, et m, to Hi-rr 

Powoll. Mia 4, S and t, Wneit 21. 

W1!4T»6O( _-tteunlsn_ Healty Co.. .1 

Tho 

talked of tho Qg 

crowd gradually Ihlokoncd boforo 

the doorH of th club. Now aud 

llrcn some no(able would appear; 

the Mesiapua came; then followed 

the district chief of on udjolnlyg 

nrtnnlnnllty lii the clone Istidal 

principality 

system of Tammany 

i 

Or some 

f Tammany. 

cDlobf Uy . wptjld dush; up 

IB a c(b, It wai „_„ 

t(otl Of tt« ol lib than jjny. spocial 

fami of th« oohtsna«rg that drew 

thesp men. Ptif Malone, the irijhv 

f 1'im 

I while two otb«r» 

uriHS nnd !cp,tttifl 

tlie Greenpoml iejjtjo.i whlipoi'.a 

liretitlilesi in«lrtteUua!i fof Us eoA- 

niWitetHl hla »9«»iB 1 *fenn«-«.i : to i 

2 

20,' 27 111 

IsnstMn 1 

WilfSrn^ 

[*f_i T- 

ir Tiitei . 

Wljllnni B 

of Hurry B. 

liiimms I, V/;ilkur. 

Wdwocd 

•lit.'I 

Aniclc 

Iilton 

Ifr 

p, 

iu Hulldlnit usd l_ooii 

Pint of lot 401. blorr 

M M « | t 

Bailing to the front. 

Colton Manor HQte! 

Out of HeceiverihiR 

Colton Manor Hotel, Su _tlan- 

tio City, has bean releasad frorii 

a receivership In foreelosiiro, thru 

an order Riven last week b. Fed- 

eral Judfe John Boyd Avis, .lonn 

B, Siracuia was diseharRtd as the 

reeelver, 

Robert K, Bell, Ocean City a'l- 

tomoy, who aeted in the mm m 

.ounsel for the I_r_.er. National 

Bank and Trugt Co.. of Rtsading, 

complaint., aireed to dismiBsIni 

of the foreeiOBure proeeedinKS 

when It was ihown the hotel is 

now being capably manapd and 

Is growing out of Its difficulties. 

The hotel will continue under 

its same management. 

Over 800 S Mfflpgefl 

Beach Class Saturday 

; ©ver Bob attended the Brit _-«• 

Mh«tt Maqh ortisthenie^ class un- 

iM t_e itrMliqn of Blmir Un- 

tar and Jaek Fraps oa the Maeh 

|j_. tb the MU«lo. Pier at Mtfortyn 

FtCTM(,-,SatnM».y morning, • . 

, Worn now 00 il is the hope of 

Captain Jaek 6. Jernei to have 

On ciBipia.brpujht tonthyr each 

g«U*#y ttonjfti.. Other d«yi 

««r» : We gr«ips going through 

(bake stttlBK up exiroises on the 

Mftch at Moorlyn terrace, dally 

Itifil B. a. an* on alternate days 

it 1-p, m. nt ,!__d st. and Morn- 

liifll^t.rd, -:_j_ . _ _ 

THE WORU-'S OLDEST AND 

BIGGEST STAGE PRODUCTION 

Passion P! 

Firrt ytasrod 

• •;••••;..;

DmMt 

r 

Dr. Poling, Allied Forces 

Leader, to be at Tabernacle 

Imarance Dispute 

Powell Starts Argu 

Passing Out Poficies 

L_ 

Tenor Who Win Sin* at 

Ocean City Tabemylc Sunday 

life Tcrni Given 

Slayer o 

Stratknere KiUer Narrow 

As He FMM 

terprlaoBBjent ax i 

K« waa Ufa. 

lo hh ' 

As Traffic' 

BB«» of 

levied agsiBst trilnr. 

Sisitfr, nrpnilnsst 

tenor of -Philadelphia, will 

A breach of «tiquet was com- sinj: 30 minolts of uered 

mitted Wednesday at tile free- songs st the evcaing terholder 

meetintr, when tie void vices in the camp ground 

"patronage" was openly ttMd. in tabernacle on Sunday, fql- 

a heated discussion, for the Orst lowing the sermon. Ke^ will 

tfW is aereml moulds at leUt. also mag no numbers in 

^ nff PnAthiboa Wotker to Speak p at 3 pp. 

m., Tht nbjeet arose with an In- the iaomin(f. 

fll, »ad Sunday—Recently R Announced Support for Hoover 

but pointed qnes- 

a«d Mot. 

by Freeholder Charles B. 

"Come. Ye Besjed," hy 

Powell as to tin rule*, rejula- 

Seett, and "Blessed Are 

Dr, DMitl A Polra*. BM« of toe AJ- 

; lfically on any member, and thai 

«k.* ^fiKO Vatas KHM io lii fat or, af- 

.' therefore the director of f,he 

y C'jtff qMUng Mr itaieniem on pro-j 

; board, himself, was authorized" to 

• ••••j UMUBB in accepting ihe nomi- j 

j make the negotiations. 

; Freeholder E> Lawrence Chal- 

to aiditioo to being bead of; 

mers, however, said that to 1 

Ite Allied ampilgnens. Dr. Pol- 

I kno wiedet, he had handled most 

is* b a nalkinal leader of jouss 

i of the insarance policies in one, 

•fTOte. and bead! tbe Internation-, 

i or two prerloBJ yean, and that \ 

al Societr of CbrlstUn Endeavor 1 DR. DAXIEL A- POLING 

iiod World'f (briiilan EndeaToi j 

iOfllflD, He is alw MJIsr-fa-cUef i 

vnwr of the (brirtun Herald. I 

| He ii known to nearly ereiT 

frtto listener tor hta Sunday 

UHU, ui b( reeeirM more than 

SM Itften a dar from jonug peopte 

wfto seek hta advice. He psrtotally 

mtmtm a staff of 14 j,er- 

619 8th Sc la answering tfte ]«t«n. 

Tie author ol a saceeufu] nor- 

Wit el while recuperating from in. 

|urie» reeti¥«d ia m auumotiiic 

to cDBtiBiMd hi* writa 

Dumber ol! 

1 Life imprisonment »t nart la- for passing stop ri— 

bor was the senlrnce meted out PMslttS, a rrt t^£" 

to James Ket, 55. of Philadelphia, tlie foartli for |^^ 

Wednesday, irben he pleaded non 

mil to > Ghana of murdering 

Mrs Catherine Reynold*. Strath- 

mere snmmer r^sldenti d a few 

weeks ago. 

Kec, whose plea of cuilty.waa 

relnsed by Supreme Court Justice 

Ralph W. E, PoncM. Hire* weeks 

ago, was represented in eouil by 

Bobert K. Bell, of Ocean City, 

who was named by Justice Donges 

to counsel the man. 

Although Kee pleaded gifiliy. 

' H- 

Ihe same as he had oHslnally. the 

IS*; -I Woald Be Uke Je,«. 

court recognized only Mr. Bell's 

ns,** Acklty: "0 Lore That 

plea of non TUli. T, Ulllet Hand, 

Will Not Let Me Go," tor. 

prosecutor, formally told the court 

ker; "Tile Lord Is My Sh«p. 

he would accept such a plea In 

behslf of the slate. 

Kee was visibly shaken ani) ntrd 

h 

- 

I he state motor T1 

of the 

dress. 

Too delendaau 

Tischler, S3 ifjg 

Fnllaaelphla. 'mop' ^. „ 

Frank Citsabrwa. jr^Ml 

Tflle. "stop" Biw Tfcip' 

Bailer, 29. eolorrf.Ti 

CBy Jailure to Wiff, «M1 

•tag a red ItihL . 

Oeorfe Oarrla. U • 

Atlantic CltT, waj heu"^ 

adelpbia police ss « 

JusUoe in that eity. 

STOP ma 

Miss Prances Bluett, « 

thin city, was td J ^* 

| you* during the arraignment- Ja&ate George D. 

! 

While his face did not show nraehiiirtay for "Oaf • 

; change in Mpression, the twitcb- 

by 

i ing muscles of his shoulders and Bccntte to have 

back were plainly visible. His road at 2Sth H. aad 

High School Students Of bands also were clasped and unclasped 

severe! times behind his 

back as he stood faeinE the court. 

Dennis Face Short Term ruaiidm Tno Points 

Jusucc Ddtiges, its passing sen-J 

•, paid there were two major I 

Maw Have to Chit at * 

f: ic waj eUstOBiarj* Jor 

%. 1 • ^ 

Ihankegiving, Due to 

. i ment headj to specify who v. ± 

i.ta write ihe Insurance. Ms also Sh of Funds 

j said when he first came on Use 

or ruooi 

To Use Moorlyn | |j 

board, all the county's 

was written by thres or four atj 

enu, bui that now more than 20 

For Dr. Stover 'shared In the business. 

Form of Patronage. 

nd for a %Uae " WM IM il Paints to be coniidertd. One « 

wOuIa ta Io w wen ta Bta th the of 

"»"'*• • « « '»• fefe" 

«»e ientence on we 

children to school. 'individual, in view of his charac- 

Soni 

* Bienbe" of «he board, and ier and condition, and the oihw- 

Ireiidenls of the township, wanted »as ine cffftci on the community 

_ to open the grade schools, the at lart«- 

UeBnisviil*—The DtDnis Town- only schools of which Ihe town- He said he was satisfied with 

shin school board has bravely de- ihip boasts, but not to seud tho the interest in the case as shown 

elded in send high school «iud- • high sehoal students to Middle j both by Mr, Bell and Mr H,ini 

em* or the district to school, in!Township, where it is necessaiT'and would accept the plea He 

even though it may' to pay tuition charges. j then imposed the ler.tenco of life 

He also remarked that the in-. have io lake them em of Khnol ! In this way, it was felt, the 

Anticipated OfOwd WiU he *o«nee was a form of patton-j before ThankigivlBg. edueatiod of the j-ounfer ehildren 

— *^ - — - - ;in, and that If Jlr. J'owell want-1 The township is suffering from could be continued, while the Bid- 

Too Large For Strand ed to let some of hii friends ta shortage of funds, made even er boys aod girls wftn ther eia- 

; share in the writing of polic*.£, | more aeute since a large portion mentary training complete.' would 

"When we decided in w> in!>j|th«t was Ws privilege. 'of its .ichool inoney conies from not puffer so much 

Metropolitan Opera Hnuse for i The hear! of the finance depart- |«he stale fund createdi by pay-j After two weeks of diseusulon 

< lW0 lB1 OI 

P '-snur Sunday evening service* dur- mem tlien aocke.] UP Mr. Powell;mem of Fchool laies hy cities, hoivever. It was decided to iry Io 

iai and ser.(;nM 1^,1, ,«opie ihousi. s» wtre.by sajir.tt thai he would not sijtii ) ~7~~ , „ fi —" ,- — keep the educational isstitutions 

g ptg,,^ . j eatremely n l fiUh fooHsh. T,i; Th .jJiedjlbe i!d ~$* vwcher* vwicher* for for bills bills in in Jlr ilr. {Attends 2 FuilCrals | iV " " ! 

He says; ;u ;,„,,,. Pov.ell's department, unle-i. ihe 

t wlMe oj UIun9j aau ,.,._..,_ 

~.T- •-- *«•• nijiJejj thg, the houm wuuld he tuin. i ltt latter also l siened d tnem, h regard| 

or dissolute as .•annfJty" )eu of whether Mr. (JBnen had 

• - MW u» believe. The ma-' Rev. R,,,, H. Stover, fj IJ, was signed them or not. 

Joriiy are as wuad. imnully, j lpeaiine about hi* mrvicn ai UontinB h Neutral. 

, - #i-_ t WVraa'ly a? any;"The church on the Boardwalk",' Freeholder Henry V. Clout).' 

saienuoB that ever lired. I hart; rt i September 4 4, . .whose bills - for insurance were 

i ^ V bT 79tat ' llTn « Metrepolltan was crowded alto slimed by Mr, 0Bden, said 

I»m»Hc;Pllc*i, byt Cod; each ei-ening with 4WJ« jwopl. ' he did not care who wsote thp in- 

* f " f#w lB Attends 2 FuilCrals siiiriji. pven tlyiugh fiindii ai hand 

Week ! ""*' 

"!aai !aai nundreds had tn tn bt bt clowd • surance and FuifWifted that Mr. 

W 

Od k i ll k 

d»rt«MnL" 

in-1001 at each service." he confin.! Ogden take care of it all, a«kinsji 

ilre onlj " siltncient to nperabout 

one month. 

MrB. raiherlne Blifaard. of .Ml! 

2nd si , Ocean riry. atnnded iwo 

fiinerals during the week, Thf 

lirFt was that of Sirs, Charles 

Kaighn, Tuesday, m her late home 

at 113 I-i-J. nsido av., ("olltllifKwood. 

On 

.Mrs Bliaz-ard 

attended funeral services for 

oed. j Mr. Powell if that an-werei! hi* I Lewis K fordey, a 2400 Dover 

j IT if lor thi» same reiu,oB, :ho i objectionj. 1st., Philadtrlpnia. 

! IreBiendous drawing power of thif i Mr. Powell, however, interpret, j f - " -*- -—— — 

idynaaiic, relisioui fore*, ihat Ht : 1 Cordially Invited SURETY BONW 

9e.«ME,:*^ra?5jH^STtriS-, 1 ?!fS^îtB"^r^ e A chorus of SO 

fore lj... I y 

Satwday Night 

iidiriiie Vni fh 

SI. E. ehurcb 

•* 

Tta Nntita, "From Olivet to 

e£np*[jtm fa mtK, 

'»~m¥. rwBliajfi A. Boyd, paMnr 

win prcack on (he dobjtct o' 

"The Tirnmttm Aogeli." 

Ths charai E-111 h» ofcomijaii • 

I by « ril pie« firch«ra, iVrd 

by Salph D. Ilolmex. am" 

orBanlrt, Calin Oldf ?M, 

elnded in the chorus are II-, 

Klwanin msle quarwf, of !!•" 

rtlle, which niad« a hit at ilrf 

r«eeiit KIwwM conTedllon fn' De- 

Wplt; Waller Beeves, radio aril*! 

Md twpnlar south JtHey mlolst; 

R«lpti Chard, tenori MW.K Ouii;« 

lul! Tlieatr,,! Kinallv. after cfirifUBion, 

""miDis. j Tj,i,r(i ran accpminudatfc huridrfcdt 1 a met was made W artjnurn. 

more than the Strand wher* cncinir lecturer atn! 

B#v, George W. Lawrence, 

* t , • • • 

MnrnlBB mrswt: of Woriiiiip :a. j i, J-I ... c . 

:t|;30 a, m. Thi pantiir tin | Mwd, Christian Seience 

rr^«i, on. «A olpwinK iîiii in iLctwn^Setmon Subject 

Suniiiy Sthoo! ill II: tr. ,i, in. 

t'biPMii fpr (II n«eif. 

Evening Utnlcc: iif (tnnrf ari'l 

Hrnm at TiM p, ni. The iiiif> 

lor Will nrearb on. "Four Llvta 

Touched br J«III»." 

«^H^«~ «»^ 

FINE 

COTTAGE 

lath tad Wwley Ave, 

r«r llu) Fawllv niownat. to! 

bt «R 1** 

Jfeb 

m M mum' mum fm : "Tie, l,ui.| 

lUlli heiiti minrlful of ii;s: in- %,iil 

l ?o r ito-.;«Srinris; u SK»,,,...... 

ien, I fiount not uiyo.lf in li-iv 

apiirelienileil; hut iliiii mi,, tiiirrj I 

do, forKettinB those thir.jj;. *hith 

»r«! Imhlnd, HBII rfiffliJriK [iirili 

unlo thoM thinp wlili'h nru lie 

fore, I proiiB toward (IK IIULII: 

fur (he prism of ih«- IIIKII Hilliiii 

of Oud in frhiiHi .(iiHiin" l."hill|i- 

Veterans Accept 

Bonus Farm Offer 

Camp To Be Set Up Near 

Tuckahoe, Says Paper 

According t*> S-ear 


The Ledger announceiiiLint iol> 

IUWH; 

A ioeond catnp fur Plillacitjliili'it 

D, B, 1", vetflrenH wijl be e«t«fjJ| 

Hutted near Tuckabuf. N .,!,, it 

wan announced todaj', 

Acceiitancc of u gift of a Safin.. 

acre farm In Upper TpwnHbi|i. N. 

J,, to flie *-veteran* hai) been an-1 

nuunced by Howard W I 

commander of the ^'BonuD hniiri 

quartern," at Cog BprinB qardfjn 

it, Alfred J, •Bnyder, an nttr>rnf>y 

with offices in ths ndellty-Phlla. 

delphla Building, Is the donor. 

OfflolalB and re«ldeM« or Ttu:l;ahqe 

have oppoMd the proiioHnl i 

attd Ralaea vlpIUd the locality to- 1 

di|y to fmpect the property. M I 

planned conferences wltti clti/^n., 11 

b 

phuTMtor «t 

Presbyterian Church 

BeV, Alcianilor Mackle, Ii. V, 

of til* Tully Memorial Pr««wi) 

church, Sharon Hill, Pa, 

will p"rcach - to outline plan* for tbe ramp 

Raines jald a group of tb« ITI [' 

eran* weuld leave Friday to „,-. 11 

cupy the farm property-. ; | 

"for ttio present wo plan io"! 

accommodnte only boniel«sii Veteran* 

at the cainp," he said. "Iît-1 

«r we may fte able to erect KhaCkK 

In fhi Pint Prwb}- or home* for 'Koine vcterUn* a«tl 

Urtod churtp; Wentey uv,. and 7«- their famlllen." 

•»l~ Sunday, at 7:45 n, m. Fifty-three Fblladelphia veter- 

tM pslfllor. Rev. Charle* V. Nans 

are now' encanipod at Top 

VocgBlit), Will preach at tbe morn- Rock Farm, neak* Perndalo, Buck a 

log cervlcf af 1045 A d CQunty. They prevlouely livrd on 

a lot at 25th and Spring Garden 

•t*. The veteran* at tb« Tuitii 

boe camp wfll be recruited from 

among tboMi fed and sheltered at 

tbe Bp-rlng Garden Bt. headquiir- 

p 

IA 31, k 

(Colored) 

10 a. ni.—CIanj triMn? 

11 n m.—Morfljas Wpr»hlp und 

•crinoq. ' 

1 p. m.-~0horfll| 

• p. B 

i 

•ye exaniinatiani b/ •upcritncid 

ssticai ^setprf. An accurate eye. 

light iirvisi, und.r the direct 

iuBervnion o« eiBCrti, at a 

maderate fee. Thirty yean Brag, 

tic in Atlantic City, 

AhUrate lem nplleement and 

frame fitting, and rapid optical 

reMirlns by ikllied OBticiani. * 

compltte Hrvic* in one offls«. 

Dr. L. W, BETTS k Sons 

OPTOMETRISTS 

1708 Atlantic Avc 

ATLANTIC Cllt. h. j. 

•ill 5-1531 

FRIEDEBERG'5 

THF 


OF OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

Bitabliahcd January 1, 1902 

Often 

you may have wished that you had a 

friend qualified to give you advice - - - 

disinterested, sound advice -,- - as to-the 

conduct of your business affairs. But it 

ii difficult to find even among the closest 

pei'sonal friends, one who is detached 

enough to offer really workable suggestions. 

• . , 

. The broad insight into Ideal business 

ftffftirs gained through 30 years of banking 

experience has,enabled this bank to 

formulate "workable plans" for many of 

its clients. Here you are always assured 

of friendly counsel. 

"The Leading JEWELERS .of Atlantic City 

1582 ATLANTIC AVENtJK 

Diamonds; Watches : Jewelry* 

FOR 

GASH or CREDIT 

NO INTEREST—NO FINANCE CHARGES 

".."-' '" "irf'W"'•"" 

Bargains That Come But Once In A 

It Includes Ae Entire Stock of Schwartz Bros, Department Stow Plus Mtwhapoise Carefully Selected From Our Own Stocks tai 

plete Sizes and Assortments Plus Special Purchases at Most Advantageous Price Concessions! Making It Possible For You to ' 

Every Want at Savings That Are Positively Wimout a Parallel mSou&Jitsay! 

EXTRA SALESPEOPLE! 

Including Schwartz Bros, Employes 

Extra Cashiers—Extra Wrappers—Extra Service! Atlantic Citvs Great Department $tor« 

Women's Hosiery Men's Furnishing 

Pure Silk 4-Thread Men's Fine Shirts 

Chiffon Hosiery 

Beautiful in quality and fit. All 

the wanted,shades. Buy enough! 

Stockings that formerly sold for 

$1 and $1.50. 

M. K, MATT CO.—Stnvt Floor 

Women's Extra Size Lisle Hose 

Schwartz Bros, 1 Prices to 69c. Our Price 

Children's Fancy Wool Hose 

Schwartz Bros.' Pricea to |i.,0ur price.. 

Children's Assorted Stockings 

Suhwartz Bros. 1 Prices ,to .$1. Our price... 

Women's Black Cotton Hose 

Schwartz Bros.' Price. 25c. Our Price 

57 

17c 

27c 

17c 

10c 

M. E, IILATT CO.-Ntri'et 

Women's Underwear 

.Astounding Values In 

Van Raalte Glove Silk Undies 

Women who want the best kind of glove sUk 

lingerie at their very lowest pricei will want to 

stock up at these savings! 

To $8,45 Van Raalte Sinfflettei.. $3.97 

To $4,45 Van Raalte Gowns .... $2.47 

$5,95 Van Raalte Slips $3,97 

To $5.95 Van Raalte Vests .... $3.97 

To $7,45 Van Raalte Bloomers .. $4,97 

$5 Short Bloomer Parities ..... $2.97 

• . M..E. BliATT CO^-Strwt 

Women's Glove Silk Vests 

Heavy grade. Rig. priced |3. Sale Price... 

Women's Glove Silk Unions 

Heavy. Regularly priced $5.25. Sale price 

Black Glove Silk Costume Slips 

Shadow Hem. Formerly 51.97. Sale price 

Women's Glove SUk Bloomers 

Heavy. Were priced to 16.95. f^PJ^ 

Women's Gloves 

97c 

$3 .00 

Women*s and Children's 

Silk and Fabric Gloves 

Schwartz Bros. Price, $1.00 

You wUI want to buy theie by the 

hilfdoten pairi. Lifht md dwk 

* ^ mMCt CO^Street Flpot 

jf. 

Women's Kid and Cape Gloves 

Schwartz Bros. 1 Pricei to 12.98. Our price 

Women's SUk Lined Gtavei 

ichwartz Bros. 1 Price fi.6B. Our price..... 

Women's Glove Silk Undies . 

Bloomers & Vesta. Beg. to $1.^6. Sale pr.. 

Women's Pine Rayon Undies 

59c 

88c 

27c 

$1. uur rjiiuo... —s 

Schwartz Bros.' Prices to $1. M. K. Our_Pnc«u BtAXT CO^-Street Floor 

Values to $1.95 

Early shoppbg U urged as this lot 

is sure to go fait! Assorted materials—all 

colors and styles in 

the lot. 

S7 

Men's Fine Quality Shirts amm 

Schwartz« Bi'oa. Price to 52.95. Our price Of* 

Men's Shorts and Shirts, each 1 m 

Schwartz Bros.' Prices to BOo. Our 1 price.., Ii» 

Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs m 

Schwartz Broi.' Price IBc. Our price, • » 

Men's Boxed Initialed Hdfgs. 

3 in box, Schwartz Bros.' Price to $1...,,.... 

Men's and Boys' Suede Jackets $9.95 

Regularly Priced to $9.95. Our Price O ^ 

Men's Fine Madras Pajamas mm 

Schwartz Broi.' Pricei to $1.66. Our prica I. • * 

Men's Domet Flannel Pajamas 

Schwartz Bros.* Price !Ji.89. Our price 

Men's JBaibriggan Underwear 

Schwartz Bros. 1 Price to 79o. Our Price..., 

Men's Broadcloth Union Suits 

Schwalta Bros.' Prices to 11.85, Our Pr. 

Men's Rayon Shorts & Shirts nm 

Schwartz Bros,' Price 89o. Our Price «a I l 

Men's Hickok Belts & Buckles 

Schwartz Bros,' Prices to |1.9B, Our Pr, 

M, E. BI.ATT ('Or-StrUrt 

Smart Handbags 

Leather and Tapestry Hdbgs. •$n.n 

52.95 and $5.45 Vaiues. Sale Price , !•"= 

Leather Handbags, Soiled 

Regularly $1.00. Sale Price ...„„„..,.,j.. 

300 Fine Leather Handbags 

Schwartz Bros.' Price (1.95. Our Price ..... 

M, E. MAM C0«^tr»#t Floor 

Novelty Jewelry 

8000 Pieces Novelty Jewelry 

Regularly Priced to $1.48. Sale Price „_ 

4000 Pieces Novelty Jewlery 

Begularly Priced to H.00. Sale Price ......... 

Kerchief s and Neckwear 

Silk and Lawn Handkerchiefs 

Schwartz Bros.' Price up to 2pc. Our Pr. 

Chiffon Costume 'Kerchiefs 

Schwarta Bros.' Price 20e. Our Price „„. 

Women's Initialed 'Kerchiefs 

fctot aU lettett. Our Price -„..,,„_,.„..,„_.._. 

Collars & Cuffs, Vesteei, Itc, 

Schwartz Bros." Prices to |i.9B. Our ft. 

Women's Pique Blouses 

Schwarte Bros,* Pries $1.00. Our, Priee_,. 

ft, 

3C 

-mmt 

Bed Linens, Domestic 

36-Inch Unbleached Muslins iye 

Schwart* Bros.' Price 14c. Our Price .... • g 

Extra Quality 81x99 Sheets 47- 

Behwattz Bros.* TVee 95c Iwh. Our Pr. •••*•«' 

Jacuuard & Lrinkled Spreads aa 

Schwftrt* B»i.' Pricei to |1?98. Our Pr. W * 

Pme KrinWed Bedspreadi 4QC 

Schwarta Bros. 1 Price ?1.00. Our Pnetu- "«•»«' 

AiiWted Rayon Bedspreads 

Schwartz Brta. 1 Price $2.98. Our Price. 

Bedspread and Pillow Sets 

SchwartB Bros. Price. $7.95. Our price;v.. 

BeauWul CancUewiA Spreads po 

Schwarte Broi.' Price fl.79. Our Price..... OO 4 

HJU and Hope Bleached Muslin Q 

Schwartz Broi. Price ifc. Our price, yd. •?«• 

Mohawk, FTuit of the Loom & o 

Utlca Pillow Cases JlC 

On Sale Oidy While Quantity Laati. Each 

Utica, #ruit of the Loom and « o 

Lady Pepperell Bolster Cases W c 

Good QiiaU^ Pillow Cases igLfa 

Schwartz Bros.' Price, 2Bc. Our Wee.,.,,.. J.«i/^ 

MpHAWK BLEACHED SHEETING 

m Inches—Our Price .... . 

Schwartz Bros. 1 Prices to $8.95. Our Pr. 

Assorted Corsets and Stepins 

,;Schwwte Bros.' Price, f 6.00. Our Price..., 

Lfthft JBBassieres.and Bandeau* 

Schwartz Bros. 1 Value!to $2,60, Our Pr. , 

Infant's Departm< 

Your Choice at « 

Bobber Baby panti, Schwarti Brothartf ft^ _ 

Cblldren'B 'Kerchief^ ScKwarti ftrothers' Pricei 

Pantle Wata^ Schwartz Brothers' fttajyvjW^ 

tatatf Socta, Sebwarte BnrtlwiM 1 ! Prie% Sib ;g| 

Gm and Bonnett, Siehwarti Bwtter^Wo*-:25^ 

Your C3ip^;.i^|ii^ 

oVeraDs, 2 to 6, Schwarte Brotitra* Prie^ )S|| 

BerotiM tattos, Sctawta BMflwr#sf||| 

Ear Conformera, Schwarta Brotiiets' - ' 

£«» and Bonnets, SeKwarti BrotSers 1 

*^tt Cai»; ^Wwrti Brothm' B ^ 

Infants'Summer Vesta, SchwartB 

Your Choice &jfc " 

Infants' Blankets, Bchwftrti 

Summer Dresses, 2 to 6, Sch 

Boys* Summer Suite, 2 to «, 

SHpover Sweaters. 2 to 6 

. Overalls, sixes 2 to 6, 

Cap Unlngs, *

i Mfl* JaS/ttlS -- Ail@|]p ©£ i (Ml* ' Bol> $u«u «j uts gi tuiujjarâis, sin 

ly, is spading August at her and 3lra. J, 8. Morris, 1001 Wes- 

../S&e&toE-,, 

Mrs. J. Spangle and daughter, 

». vwvwi ».. -.-.. ... silss IJOUIB* Spangle, o( PhlladW- 

Jack Hal!,'of Orexsl 11111, Ig a pMa. are vacaUonln( Here it 13th 

uert of bin 'grandparents, Mr, «, and Ocean av. 

»>i Tifro f S IfAi.Eiii 4AAJ «?„„ Itrili: rn^&t 

Joseph Norcoin, 

t, i 

g August at her n» 

Athwik «, In, ley 

!' KhMl 

>iu tm reuiciuoeiBu an Mis* Mrs. Fred Goiter. 1008 Ocean 

Roberta, a former leferrt av. Is entertaining her -daughter, 

ieiwheF, vh« former Mils Helen Gela*r, 

, arrived 

k 

j 

to : and Mrs.iu 

s ildkJsr. 

B y*--*roriiiiMHuwui omirea ^xisgy io r -«•. **«« .airg* Augustus Biciuer, 

-• spend two weeks at the Franklin, of Daytona, have recently arriv- 

*. . Hiss Stella Smith,'ifif Phfliiftiif* nil. Ill DEOIIDV flieir glimmer hnms 

*P r- ' W* 3 j " dto P«*« W raUadil. ed. to occupy Uielr summer Home 

*f- «W«, is an all week Miort vaca-jlOth at.and Ocean av. They will 

« y ' ^n* 8 *- " " ren » ln una ' l»te September 

Florence Speck and 


lOth atand Ocean av. They 

ren » ln una ' l»te September. 

Thomas J. MdCahon and fam. 

; Emma . WenteeU, of Gsriiile, Hy. of -Philadelphia, have opened 

spent Monday and Tuertiiy tai the their large and palatial. Bummer 

Wiort, They left Wednesday for residence at 11th BL and Ocean 

Mmrestown to visit Hilt Hilen av. 

rho later «U1 go with 1 Mr. and Mrs, It. M. Urquhalt, 

Mi 

Mrs. 

i 

||. Badwr, Jlin K, Mwuonald, 

Mrs- A. Weick, Ulm. K. KJeppcr, 

Sto. Geonw DongUiM,. 'Mis. C. 

Wood, MM, W. Tooto, Mrs. P. l« 

Coanof, Mrs. Conroy, MM. M. B. 

ijotfner M fi H ; M C 

&m BBS 

layton Haines 

J. ScnD.-- S 

Priie winnera, ri* 

Jones, Mrs, I, jVg 

. Vevereauii, lint i 

vacatinniats all week. 

Mrs. E. Raymond Ambler. Ur 

E. R. Rambler and Miss Mury 

Onire Ambler, of Ahtngtoii, are 

Mr, Hortan, member of i\tt 

..„.-. ..ur,. siining n, i.pie.i Philuilelphia bannl of rtilut.ilion. 

Ocean av,, hsia returned afl-lwas a recent caller at WiMi.iii 

'"'"He «i summer course ut iHowens home. Mr. Tlnrtnn 

Mr, and Mrs. Harry rhuren, nf 

Pbiladeliiliin, are all-wck BUP:-IS 

at Ilrncerlilsc Hall. 

Mr. and MIK, Allen Knchenhfr- 

iiiH a summer course at 

Hopkins 1,'niverslty, ghe is 

iininK Mlw Virginia Fnber, 

of PniistDssn, all week. 

Karl FniOKon, of Falrvlew, is 

l I k f 

Mrs. Kthelbeit c 

of Mr, and 

A ye is, 72S Bay 

Blmpiun av! 

Tie 

.— „ .„_ Mrs, Elea- 

nor -Tljomson, a former teacher, 

and daufnter, now of Collingi- 

wood- Uie Misses Katherlne Lind- 

sey, Helen Me Keever, Grace and 

Lillian Sauler, Anna JorMnaon, 

^'2 •>»,»?•,• Bev. and .Mrs, ,1. II, 

,= w _ 

av, ehUTcu. 

ss ghdyg LioonrBev, 

asalstant pastor Park 

BiM Bible Class 

Avers, 

MM. Mien ^sr-1 , il,,,,- "• ^'noinert Ajers, 

^p^f^pfci tt Town. 

BHS OTtF! UB, JOB- 

.j-toWr Dr. Mary 

-"•"IIM. T, -Yatei, 

night the «olor 

er» koui in b 

ht the olor 

koui win be 

'< «•»• «>-d Mrtr, 

r tba Woman's Re- 

for It* scholarship 

Utirldi C Crowe Is 

I he arr

Hun- 

^ skyward from 

ifrport, at minuet. 

furious spectators, 

te to expect a. 

__„ «rory nlgbth at 

jj|i£,ir«tohed from the 

circled slowly over 

•tellers eaw a tiny 

over the side The 

1, then dropped in- 

the crowd watch- 

t opening of a par- 

I ., nothing happened 

thought swiftly, 

oX tnose dare-devil 

1 wait to pull the. 

To Earth. 

E happened; Tlie 

. ihwaTd, from the 

, .of 600 feet eleva- 

llei a limp, upojiened 

'm- It was all over 

Jl(r. The fifeure crash- 

ffround. One woman 

1- fainted. Children 

men palod. 

hed toward the hud- 

Je, and somebody said 

[•about calling an nmbu- 

, a. little laer, our telo- 

Jangling as people 

c&lly whether *Jio 

_.,«r had lust bten bad' 

jV>r\MI«d 1 

We replied, nonchalant 

i 73£ *—.-*?**>*«? 

be said with 'a smile, yesterday.' Bridge; OtotftftT 

awry Mly make aa'analysls of I 

situation, fast and fijrure, 

i^S'% ~"—'""* ** "?" -*'if"^'i Sea Isle city—Anthony Gosfeilo, 

» • Î 1 0 i MnVn MthJ it. airport »oout his neiBnhor's business, but 

tec,:provtd too much extends a, helping Sand td him 

•^'•8. KWehton, of I It is this Itind of charity - ' 

*li summering- here 

JiMr, Kelghton was in 

' k^Moiiily 111. It was 

IrjMg hli automoMlo 

vjlofliay; Wiht and 

Jie /round he is said 

' his car, and to 

„ ,jf two blocks 

^ «(th the taten- 

' aiiible aid to the 

„ suffering .with a 

the added shock of 

djf.amLtle aub- 

___ Uof running ae. 

fli^d proved toe much, 

rttiirtilDB home he war, 

ehllli and fiver and 

Ivriported b7 his mother 

MO 'hart had a fever of 

;:ilnd to be in "vary 

BttOB." 

^ W proved n shock 

B#,;of people over a 

Ti ! M> the resort, louth 

•fttl "itiollerg saw the 

by Carey 

are that numerous 

to enjoy iepttmber 

' according to T, J, 

Mjcrti the following 

^viemat made over 

il B.V., for Rudolph 

„. pi,. Philadelphia ot 

, D. Hufttilfle, of Bryu 

['•Trtftr H, D_aij, 

to j D Clark of 

breads contentment, tBo gpealcer 

said,' adding, significantly: 

"'Let's' realise tnat we hove 

a job ahead ot us for this year. 

, , , As bUilneiF! men we have 

to stop Brasping nt shadows, itrIv 

p gpns; ut shado 

for more find morn 

reajjy 

li 

, s 

that we 

Expert for City Survey 

(Contlned from Page One) 

was city manager until he resign- 

ed to take up his present profes- 

sion. 

The Ocean City Survey • Asso- 

ciation, which is a legally incor 

porated body, was formed a ' few 

weeks ago as a non-political, non- 

partisan body for the purpose of 

securing and maintaining an eco- 

nomic and efficient operation of 

city government, anil to advance 

the business interests of Ocean 

City from a taxpayers' stand- 

point, according to a letter mail- 

ed lout this wsek to property own 

rs 

Colored Folk to 

Assist Library 

Books on Negroes To' Bd 

Presented, Sunday 

On Sunday, at SSIloh Baptist 

Church, ftli ST. and Simpson av., 

chargiB of the scholarship, litefi.ry 

to the general public will be pre- 

sented to repreientative^ of rhn 

local library, by the committee in 

charge of the seholarshin, lit«rary 

and musical fund for colored bojs 

The Coslello's Philadelphia reol- 

denco is ut 426 Catherine st. 

Mardi Gras to Add New- 

Sparkle to Baby Parade 

C t i d ' P O 

and of Ocean City. 

crs 

Among the titles listed 

'The Rural Negro," by t'urtor C 

Woodion; "The Negro In Ou, 

History," ii .copiously Ulustrsitot 

enoyclopedia of iicgrri nehlev. 

ments in the history of Anieric.i 

by Woodson; "The Negro V>ag< 

Earner, 1 ' Green nnd TVoodson 

.....,--_ Plays nnd PaiconiitH," h 

Willis RiehardBon; "Meero Pneni 

and Poets." by Robert T. Kerlln. 

The lust two bnnhs n.imud pro 

vide the best material of thr' 

, kind - - - - 

tin! 

Hospital 

"rtUl-ba ^^^^Wbntf4 te Iwrt tap- 

ifluKB housel. In addiUon, thiro 

will be ipecial priies fol tho 

cliaisploa baby? ^ the o@^t twini 

and triplets, and other ouUtand- 

entries. 

ing eumee« 

^Thi divisions of tile parade irin 

he as follows: 

(A) Baby Conches nnd 

Carta In any decoration. 

ai 

h 

•K' OI WW puree. ,'.- • >-•„.,,;- - -V v/jit - 

Tne fasUTitleg w«re lntere»Ung 

«nd entertainlue all the way; thru, 

and JnrtoaW iwiBimJnf r»ei», 

dlvlag coapttitlo^, tuh' raeti, tt« 

alwayi food greasy pole net, with 

a bottle of soda pop as the prize 

and canoe tilting, "Itay" also 

exhibited his wares- when ha 

Go- wrestled a huge "alligator" in the 

wus kept 

Sunday 

It was feared that he 

caniraet imfciimonia, he 

in. the hospital until 

(B) Doll Coaches, including 

costume of child. 

(0) Express Wagons, driven or 

drawn toy one or more children. 

(D) Costumes in Fancy Dress 

and College Colors. 

in Tuckuhoti, N. J,, qno Pon. 

[Ins Coiipn. s«riul No, 5J4103.P, En- 

Riiio No. P-fiOlJili, Seized nnd to he 

sold iiiider ihe provisions of the laws 

of K, .1., OhMpter US. illi. Terms 

nsli. Sills IB to Batlufy Lien af 

iomtjr Palmer, 

PtOVO QANDV, 

Bailiff for Homir palmtr. 

iu2ri34j 

twice in the nfth and sixth, 

pushed a half dozen men across 

the pan in the eighth. 

Elce was hurlitiB'for the resort 

firemen, and although he Rave 

up 18 hits, struck nut five and 

walked none, Testa, his oppo- 

nent, was kind and ms« nine lo- j 

cal men their base on balls, ' 

Retort's Oldest Pioneer 

Found; On Island 73 Years 

(Continued from Taw One) 

ashore, Miller purchnsed lh« onh. 

In and erected a homo oti As- 

biiiy nv. on Ilia sitii now nnniiiii. 

ed by nuBsell's store. This bulld- 

ne wns latur inovnil to tbo rnmii 

1931 Fordor Sedan 

Like iictv, liliirk iKiily, (TfUiii 

$395 

Y.-'l krniH. Don't fall tisc 

this cur, 

Edw. G. Kurtz 

FOIID KACI'OKY DKALKK 

First and Atlantic 

Ocean City I'hone COO 

OCEAN err/ 

TABERNACLE 

ASSOCIATION 

( 

5th to 6th Sts. 

Anbury to Wesley A\fa. 

Sunday, August 21st 

Prefichlng at 10:1f 

and 8:13 p. m ny 

Rev. J. S. Ladd Thomtis 

Pastor First M. E. Church. 

Germiintpwn. Pa. 

Solos by Louis Smith 

PHILADELPHIA TENOR 

and "3:>.minutes of Sacred Sotifli" 

at K:3D, foltowlnfl the evening 

Sermon. 

AT THREE O'CLOCK 

A Very Unusual Event! 

ADDRISS BY 

"DAN" POLING 

Young Ptoplo'j Purleu Leader 

SELECTIONS BY 

Vcm Knighn Nirclln 

Unqueitlonnbly America'! QroaV 

est 3oprAnp In Christian Ser- - 

vies Today. 

REV. HERBERT R. HOWELL8 

will load the Sonfl Services and 

Congregational Singing 

Miln Enlrnncf^Miliui^ Avt lie 

tivecu ttti und 6lli atisets—Drive 

In: umpla parking spuco for wor- 

alnpuer*. 

completUw WedntidRy Ihp 

aecuitomed to, 

fiora 

they huve been 

hut It" did not dettr thani 

humlilatlni the aermantown 

Club, 8 to 0. . 

In the previous gamo he. 

the two teaiDB, the score vi» 

to 0, In favor of the paperl 

ere, so Wednesday nights'-. 

was comparatively tight. 

Although tUty imprnvt,d 

flaldlnf eonslderably, tiia Gîmmi- 

town lads still wore 

tlK'lr 

illi 

town *«"•* "v... 

the hickory und did not ret a hil |,, 

from Too Mazico p i|)ai tianuLi j 

hurlet Boh BrorKlej \ is bUimd „„ 

t 

Wght 

g 

a»ld proudly 

H Mrs. Ruiiell , Uary, 

,1- Uuy, St., md ,ihui 

t»»by. of Dilexel Hill. «ra 

th* 

they decided to be married." at onee. 

Hillman rented un miartmoiit i 

Boa lilo City and'stocked up with 

(irovisions. 

Police Hell). In Seiirch. 

Oaine Mdiiday night, Tlio best 

mnn ana mn'irSn of honor wore 

at tho pareonuue. Thn nimr- 

hrldejjroum left his' nnnr-bridei on 

.. street uointir while ho miido 

final nrrnngoHionts, •When ho ro- 

turned, she had vanlihed, 

frantically, he onlistea tlio md 

nr Ocean Oily police, tind tht,y 

searches for hor In hosiiltuls urn 1 

In nil tnt hlBliwttyi nud Ujwiv 

Dorothy Buys thtu as BIIO ntpn- 

••uww — - -• -. the corner, two .men. trletiCs p" 

tha plate for this no Itlt-u-i i'un;iw parents drove tip. fliiHlird 

bttiitry. ' _. ' i badges and ordered her ln{o tjhiir 

-—

;J!' %? V *> ( ;&h* 

_ JS00iKSVI!i.mexMXimilSilit long ae ley are continued under ba^jt.^ c«t tân a boy 

,m stringent New Jersey building and loan laws and the 

Pi management that has always governed their op= 

ation. 

THE MUNICIPAL SURVEY. 

IT is too early as yet to comment extensively on the 

survey of the municipal government, whichhas been 

Wnched by resort business men, headed by William i. 

'sSfone thing that should impress the public is the 

nark made this week by a-member of the survey as- 

""If.^'he said, "the survey discloses that the munici- 

JA government is being operated as economically as pos= 

lible, it will ,be worth what the survey costs taxpayers 

to find that out and prove it," nh,tfln 

: We believe the general public thinks that a aubstan- 

W sum stlUcan be pruned from the city budget with- 

out seriously curtailing effioiency. The new association s 

Mdommendations, to be released m installments, will 

therefore, be awaited with keen interest. • 

A lot of tolk, whq have been lOBBing for the happy days 

of childhood are blek there in qne particular^-they haven t 

got a penny to buy an mil-day sueker. 

was a niati coinplainini shot 1 ,,* 

•this at one of the botela this 

morninf, 

"I wanted a boy to do an er- 

rand for me the other day," he 

said, "and I promised him a 

quarter. 'It would have lalwn 

bim about IB minutei. He 

tironiiaea to do It as soon as lie 

went somewh«rii al»e first. He 

never showed up, and he's bean 

avoiding me ever since. It took 

in a half hour to pet a bov 

and then the errand wasn't 

properly done," 

So you -— '*'• 

often are shifted—but not low 

. oreJ. 

It is Just as painful to take 

as another—just as palnfiil to 

pay a new klad of tax as an 

old one. We will have tax re- 

duotlons, when we force «.nii- 

fne cuts in the cost of running 

the ioyernment, and not tinril 

then.—Oazette. 

ItEClIIAR ANTOAI, 

nnother ease 

Every summer in every town 

tnere is a mad dog scare, or 

sometimes just a do* scare. Uut 

It Is a regular, fixed event, 

which always has be.sa and »!• 

ways will b'a» and about which 

people will Kit'just as .'larraed 

as If It had never beoa heard 

of before. It started in this 

foiirth 

(The above artlrle Up] 

She Owan nity Wally 1 

j, July 28, 

The Republicaiis «re makini a tremendous effort to put 

•11 us Mdestriani' haek in new sedang before Novemlier. 

I almost hate to tell you of 

The Public Mail Box 

HOW ONE DOS OWNER 

VIEWS CONTROVERSY. 

Editor The Ssntintl-Ltdger— 

May I inject « few llaea in 

would take lust a '.ittle care of. 

their animals, seeing ihat they 

have enough water to drink, 

and If parents would kr.op their 

children from teaslnf the dois 

when the weut'ne- is keeping 

the disposition of both on edge 

most of Ibe (rouble could be 

avoided, That'a too much to en- 

peot, ,of course so there will 

he fright and frlotion for a few 

weeks and then it will be all 

over until next summer,—Untidy 

Sun, 

Yet Jesus built so solidly and well that d'sath was only the be- 

Minninj of his influence! itnnped of all dogma his was the grand., 

est achievement story of all! • . 

• * s 

If we ore criticized for overemphasizing the human side of 

Jesus' character we shall have the satisfaction of knowlnf that our 

overemphnsis tends a little to offset the very great overempHasiB 

which has been exerted on the other side. Books and books have 

been written about him as the Son of God; surely we have a rev- 

urent right to remember that his favorite title for himself was the 

Son of Man, 

Nazareth, where he grew up, was a little town, In the fashion- 

able circles of Jerusalem it^was quite the thing to make fun of 

Nnzareth—its crudities of custom and speech, its simplicity of 

, manner. "Can any good thing come out of Nazareth ?" they flgked 

derisively when the report spread that a new prophet hpd arisen m 

that country town. The question was regarded as a complete; re- 

hiittBl of his pretensions. 

The Galileans' were quite conscious of the city folks 1 contempt, 

but they bore it lightly. Life -was a cheerful MuPeasy-BQijm affair 

with them. The sun shone almost every day; the land was fruitful; 

to make a living was nothing mueh to worry about. There was 

nothing much to worry about. There was plenty of time to vtait. 

Families went on picnics in Nazareth, as elsewhere in tbe world; 

young people walked together in the moonlight and fell in love in 

the spring; Boys laughed boisterously at their games and got into 

trouble with their pranks. 

And Jesus, the boy who worked in the carpenter shop, was- a 

leader among- them, 

?M» 

S1LTI1 • • 

As I hnvo predicted lo this 

column, the remonetliaUon of 

silver has become a topic of erstion ill' 

world-wide dtsculilOB by g^ - (fcjv.iM^: ' 

ernmenta und economist*. The re«I _ 

proponal to put the Indian ru- adopWd; hi* 

pee paolt on a silver DaeU and - *^ ? - 

td restert the silver content of 

tM' iubsldlary coinage of tte- 

British Empire in being nafly 

debated at the conference In Ot- 

tawa. . . ;• .. •. ; •-,.•• .,•• 

At the International Economic en«] 

Conference, called by tbe League WW» 

of Nations for Ootobflr,; the : Bfea th 

United States has insisted that aflCirfV 

the poBltion of sUVir-J«-J»OBflR--;0Lijjfc' 

be glveJi a place on ihe pro- mlnd« .—^3^ 

gram, ' ' .' peopIi||a*i|Wfl 

I think it is quite probable bis ,R«pi"" 

that we shall eventually, see *.v : iiiedrtWjii 

small percentage of stlvtr adflta^ pojWrwp 

to the gold reserves of the nWnVlftv 

world and used, aa an additional t puld b« < 

basis for money wmeh #111 fi : :Tni' 

aeceptable everywhere. If Uiat uuif: Wi' 

is done, the effeet will be to Jn-, • Pomtfint i"ji|« 

crease the volume of coramodl- ReconatrticUpO \51 

ties. This will help every debt- atton, Praglônt; 

or, who must pay Ws debts eith- placed at 

er In labor or comniM>bM.pRi-"\jnt 

ductd br Jabsr, andtitwlH not: ^lAltWi 

Ittluri any i»> ,—» blame, 

S IO TOUT tiealttl I ^ P , " ^ ^ , mt with allow th«m to mar the hedges, • If Ocean City wants the fam- 

' - > •-- — lay his gardens and boawlwalk, as there lly element, then it should not 

I qultB agree with the opin- 

ions regarding those who take 

their dogs out on le»shjsiand 

• John Joseph Gaines, M. D. 

A CHAT 

are trying 

every Vile word he can li 

tongue to all because I am a 

friend tor coffee. He even 

me A liar and tells me I 

are many "comfort 

f : ; Our editor and 

We our public 

that is In us, We must 

the popular opinion of 

otter people, 1 ; 

having 

harass its n»tron» by allowing 

nets can be taken ontH—Editor.) 

lly T3WAIIN .0. FBN8KK 

One of the largest wastes of 

natural resources through fail- 

ure to utilize It as a food, is 

the emmon salt water mussel 

(mytllus edulus), nometlmcs lo- 

cally known ns the bl«ck mjis- 

sel. 

Groat. Britain and Ireland con- 

BUnio annually over S5.00ft.O0O 

poimrtB; Holland, one of the 

umallost countries, C6.O0O.OOO 

pounds, with France topping 

ibe llBt*with a consumption of 

4*10,000,000 pounds. Yet in tbe 

United States a. comparatively 

fimall amount Is used for food. 

Why we havo not used this 

valuable source of seafood, Is 

haijl to explain. The mussel 

compares favorably .wltb damn 

or oysters In flavor; In fact, 

uonie. regard the flavor superior 

to that of tbe oyster. 

DEIIRC beds of sea mussels 

that are accessible with tongs- 

or dredges are as yet un- 

touched. Along the snores of 

New England, New, York mrid 

New J«r«ey, they oiUt in bM* 

ot niMked W U W 

can be harvested and sold ranch 

more cheaply either than damn 

or oysters, A , bnrrel of mussels 

contains more edible mattei 

than a barrel of iclanw »' ous- 

ters, due to their thin shell. 

Mussels are also one of tne 

most eaBlly dliestlhle af foods. 

This ilias *een provefl by eelen- 

tlflc rose&reh and also by tbe 

nsneriencB of ddnsumers. Per- 

sons troubled with digestive dis- 

orders fina that mussels can 

be eaten with no III after ef- 

fects. This can be tracea to 

the fact that'prwtleaily nil of 

the meat and liquid I* dlKOStlhle. 

"1 • ' . ' . . • • * • 

AnotBer laetor in favor of the 

sea mussel as ft.ttod It that It 

is In prime eonditlon during the 

time wn,en oygWs.are not eoB- 

sldered prime—from May to 

September. Of, course, nothing 

can displace tM'oyster from. Its 

pre-eminent position ainonif sea- 

foods, out as a substitute, dar- 

ing the off season, 1 tie ,.BB$ mils- 

111 flUs tilt Mil «jmU*lf. v 

The only ipMUblt part of tile 

musiel ««ept tot-shell i% ttt 

tuft of MMk mtp « fl* WBj* •> 

knowa a«. the fteftrt Br. îm*^ 

wnlch m*y be retaUy 

N»t flullty 

Judge: "Guilty or not guilty?" 

Prisoner. "Not guilty!" 

Judge: "Were you ever in 

Jail lieforeT" 

Prisoner: "No, your.' hohor, I 

never stole, anything before." 

A«rh» 

Doctor: "I Troolfl-mlvUe Too. 

msdaM, to.taWi, 

get plentjt of-; 

dress in dool 

And she wiBtV -rjRi 

her husnanrl Wkt'JjI 

ordered that Mie 

snere at omoe,1?W(l| 

mountains and to 

of il^t tOWM.. : V,;J 

"This Is :» ;v f 

.' -••'• V. Tli»l:^tt*i 

Arttat: "ghaU; J^ " 

a frqek Mftt, tixf 

MUUoi^lrel Ôfc j 

any fuss. JUBt(;^t(i, 

"Ive been 

chanlc far tnfe . 

his L., 

drop of oil on 

put tba hood 

tened It M* 

(Interprtnti 

d 6B 

ilWttW 

.:.5Vj V* ' ** j ^

aiuf IMFUWNERS 

Victim of 

__ >n |fer» 

tift moved fatd 

Ffaputui, 18- 

of Mr. and 

fteVDMD, 1044 Aa- 

dty. Tho child died 

lift' Shorn hospital 

d 

» (student in 

; tfce Oeean City 

jgj'tfliejti'-'tB' tfc§ 

^Wednesday when she 

I * ^-sTt Ml Sl-l'll lT l-_?ll_' ___I«F- 

f. ;j__Bf|£I@--t *-Bltll S@T- 

J J_* from 

, fi.iate. Friends apA relatives row 

tall at tho family horn.) tomorrow 

wW 

Fainta And Falls 

BBI FWli Rescued 

Avle Johnson, 18, of S3 W. Sth 

!f_t_, Bayonne. N- J., who is stay* 

inR at the lUIno- Hotel, fainted 

Wednesday night and fell Into 

the Flanders poo]. He wai un- 

I conscious when brought to the 

igrDMtj Olaf DrosioT omd Jos. 

' " " pool guards, i4si.il' 

Ciiey. Beaca Patrol 

Head of Legion 

Succeed* E. A, Rodgert as 

Pott Commander • 

sph _,.. 

«1 by Jolm 

i guard wlio woj practising for lo- 

! morrow Bight*! water circus. 

was taken in the cltj ain'nu. 

ot the olllee of Brs, Cor. 

4 IP be recov 

tat tBt wane 

inday- Hospilil 

m 

and TowBEend, ivliere he 

trotted by Or, KeTlri Seiti, It 

found that he had a donsid- 

Injnie-1 efoMe Quantity of water on the 

^^^j lungs but was otherwise unlnjur 

_. Doujflsg Lonjienecker, prop- 

rletof of the catuly store" at Sth 

st, and the boarilwajk, was elect- 

.er of MorEan-HnncI. 

post No, 187, Ainorlcan Lcjjion, 

Wednesday night, in the Legion's 

rdOMi on the siusie pier. 

He succeeds Edwin A, Badgers, 

who H_i_, held the position Fine*? 

liot election JMittli last sumni' 

D. Richards, police mi 

Village Smithy to 

Stay Sober Three 

Months From Date 

elected senior .vice 

and Alvin "I'op 1 " 

chosen junior vice- 

, ^rwi-^ the 4pp 

the operation* 

Aioent follower of 

Joluiion had been playing t;_g In 

tha' pool with several other*. 

Whin he fell and disappeared, 

_lp coispanloiis first tfioyg-i! k_ 

was tmntln-. But when he fa 

She attended thei. 1 

ndw schaoL | able 

schaoL 

(Vjtod iy her father 

and four brothers 

ta and Harold 

J Sat- 

id to reappear 

time, thi 

him. 

within 

guards 

a rei-=son- 

dove it 

ADS 

___» SALE OF PROPERTIES FOR UNPAifl 

TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS 

istrate, wn 

coining ndei'i 

Kimblc vvii: 

commnnder. 

Other officers elected wore 

Hurry Roy, adjutant; Ilf^nn Hoo- 

scrF finance officer; Albert Sny 

der, ser^f*:Lnt-at-flrms; Harold 

Pariii, financiul s*i:rotar\'; ^lor 

iran Hand, Jr., histori;m; mid 

Hurold Paris, member nf lh* 

coufity committee. Willi.-im I- 

fiibb, Harold Ha^ci 'iml Albert 

01(tfi(*Ifl VkQ.ve rc-i*lo.cteu to llu: 

of diiector^ 

Bi-Centennial Here 

Given High Praise 

A letter was rcci'itfed 

David McOo nlgle, 86, of 705 

SimpsoB ay—Ocean Cl-J^B "Vil- 

lage Smithy"—was arrested last 

summer for being drunk îrl 

disorderly and had hia ____.- 

ti.-nc. suspended on a promise 

of noii-lndul .ence. 

Tuesday morning AicGonJgle 

visited .Maf. Istrate , George Ilieh- 

ards oftais on 'the sumo charge, 

JJe was remindM of the _u*> 

fended sentence hanging over 

liis lioud, k 

"But, Judge, I won't gel drunk 

anymore," the defendant plead- 

ed. 

"Not for three monthj," Magi- 

strate Richards replied. 

wlwre there will be a florrvT fan- 

Usy and beauts contest undjsr the 

.direction of Miss BcxUu Turner. 

) Toe particioants in tonighrt af- 

fair have been working hard to 

matte this the best night of the 

Cafaival and they (ta&ervc to, *'btK 

1 hand." 

Director Kebb auU iiis commit 

tee on arrangements are to bd 

conirocnded^fOr theLr (nod work 

in providinB clean, thealthy entei'. 

lairaneiit for everyone, and it !B 

h d tht th iil 

l a e t for everyone, and 

hoptd that other similar 

8IM1I will b# produced In 

community. 

Ad 

p 

this 

mmunity. 

Awards to studeiila anil papa. 

larity ranttit winners Mid books 

will be Dreaentcd at Shiloh - Bap- 

tist Church, Sunday at 3:.'iO p. m. 

New Lubrication 

For Autos Found 

famous WM Proces* WM 

Adapted To FroMem 

Hydrogenation, the famous pro-(Development Co., which pertectcil 

cess, which nearly won the war t the proeesi in this coutrtry — 

for Germany, has dually furnished j * ' 

Today the game process which 

| helped Germany to stand off th» 

word by enabling her to iuanii- 

[ncture explosives out of nitrogen 

from tbt air when her (upyly 

from the ouUlde was ehut oil, 

.has accomplished what the oil ln- 

[dufitry was' never nblo to achieve 

before. 

Oil Is "Tailoi Made" 

Scientists of the Standard Oil 

"SUndard" 

eovery or 

the modern « 

troduce a ue« 

tnotorins. 

the answer to the lubrication 

problem of the modern Ugh com- 

pression motor after 20 yuara of 

iinendine researeli. 

Is the last 10 years the auto- 

mobile has Increased 22 per cent 

Arson* ruejti at tie WWtt \ ^..HL JKL^.iJf ,^\.J" 

West Side News 

of Colored Folk 

jtiy Morgan Hand, Jr., chairman u't 

the Di-Centennlal committee, Irnm 

:i-.O»n«to>, Deem-CUy, Hew Jersey. 

" """" i -Its- tht HtiKFiber, tie Tax Colk.lo 

" of the mate of New 

iile at public 

y. (fiTen tbat the 

'- ptv*u*fit to thp Ifl-VA of the 

nn& provided, wfli expose for 

;rHpy 

et ion 

TNtilXTH (SAY OF MPTEMBER, 1M2 

of that clay at the "nut Offln. seeend flow uf _ 

labÎou, tracts or pkreelj of land hereinafter m 

Int., 

or parcels or land and real estate will be sold i; 

a?peraons u wiB puKtoue the same, mbleel to re- 

' rate of Interest, but hi no case In eJieeM of elshl 

ale 

•u- on ..i.h 1.1. tract or parcel of 

Ik] added Its prapBrtionaU share of 

ta ** n « : tae »BT T. FOUUM, T, 

ptili- 

Ailuir Adams, sicrcmij 

New .lerscy Washinglon 

th. 

Ui r«n- 

By .MARTHA M, BIIOWN 

IV Klein-, of tie MCot ldt ha\i. 

.ioyt'-j some splendid musical en 

irrtuimncotx during the pa.si 

week, provided by the Peerless 

Quartette ii St. Jaiy/s CIIUILII, 

the Harmonious Four and the Hoy 

Scojt orchesna at Muceduni 

Church. 

I * * * 

I The Drjn-Marshall recital will 

| be repeated atain at the Shilob 

i liaptist Church, August 2S, 

* • 

House buffet-luncheon last wetJs 

.were Perry Howard, Negro nat- 

{lonal committtctc from Missiasip- 

pi, Mrs, Mary Bocae, Atioual 

comnutteewoman and her husband 

and several othe» Negro leader*. 

We a_e torry to reMrt the 

death of John Wash^»lon, of 629 

Simpson av. He is survived by h«; 

widow, Mrs, Hattie '" 

* • • 

Rev. Fitzgerald, pastor of Tab- 

lernaole Baptist Church, Ocean 

City .died Monday, after a sever* 

I 

power, Htsb-ttit fuels hare been 

developed to meet the demandi of 

•be high compression motor, VC. 

aurprlsinit though It may seers, 

the petroleum Industry has never 

been able to make an oil which 

would realty stand up to the Job 

of lubricating the modern auto. 

mobile power plant. Through hy- 

drofenation, which 'eon for !•_• 

German dlscovereri. Doctors Ber-i 

Rlus and Bosch, the 1031 Nobel 

Priie. for Chemistry really sati_> 

factory motor lubrication for the] 

car of today 1« available tor thai 

first time, " ' 

the p n i 

plain that molecules 

oil 

are literally torn apart InTthu by- 

drogtnation towejs , under terrinc 

pressure and blistering beat nnd, 

reformed accordlns ' to tto i-\uct 

desired specification*, Tho oil Is 

really "tallor-mrfe," therefore, to 

operate the high eomprosaton oil* 

Kins of today. It goes under tup 

brand name of Esaolubf and Is dis 

tributed In this itnto through Uie 

SMndard Oil Co, ol New Jorsoy, 

Everything else, bolne equal,: 

b - ROAt 

tme. 

Heeds 6 Ckurmderist 

The Ideal motor oil. It Is gen-i 

erally agreed, shouhl havo Bye' 


.l 

Edward J 

Ilobert H. 

i. Inc. _ 

lot 

l l M 

Oeean city for Its e; 

uly 29 30 and 31. 

"Thank jou for 

.pics of the program 

in City BW.'entennliil 

Iho letter read. "The 

themselves, are v 

deed, and the evenia a-j 

planned und appropriau.'. 

"I congratulate you nn 

an excelient piece of HDI 

roe) satlslied indeed with 

Ocean City has done as her 

(of the BMJentennia! eoiiinn 

i lira. Anna 

a HJTS.1 

week 

Church, 

I-. Jones is linv ^ 

lionif 1 Service liii 

Tabernacle Uapti: 

ra'iis 

!. in 

Mmljce 

John J. Fb»*«r — _ 

ThoDia* Ct, Tuso ^, _ _ 

LoulB flllmr , _ 

LoulA Ffibcr , ^ „ 

John J. Foater _ » ^ 

141 

ir. 

153 

41.3S 

51 l» 

„„ ._.„,..„, 162 Jl 

'.'. fliomajl B, Brock . „______ __ UM 

ftsm CBlr Ucilly Co. 4_,..1 

,-» ,By» _K_Hy _ • .___ _.._:! 

_L Eva Kelly _. , I'll 

P. Hum Fes , P.13 

Horace F, Dorman ag.;:! 

Horaea P, rwrmaii is S3 

Jennie A, ipmtt _ _ _ .. : • _. . 52,95 

.Jennie A. Spnlt - - "~ 17 Bf, 

vjenhli A. Sftiatt ^.^-- - ' ; _ _ ,7.05 

Jennie A, Stnut- _• _ a.i .1,1 

Gandy 

Candy 

and *5tant_jp Y 

i.-l_!M!na ftftd Stanjey Y 

Wi W. *_!!.-_ Wpfti. ^_ __. 

WlmeM W.,Worth ______ ___ 

.WllHani K. ftartlner ____________ 

WUJani r. Oswiiier _•-_ ._______. - 

Mulsa K. __ Jatiiiu Colladuy „_.___ ___ 

I_aulte X. It Jam.s Collartiy (ISSS-M).^ U- 

Sliltual IrtV. _C_. and Psgre .1. k __ C. Watson 

Mil-list InV. Co, omj Page A, _ IJ. C. Winnon 

Mutual mv. t"o. and Fagt A, & IJ. C. Watson 

Mutual lou. Co. and Fsm A. U U. e. Urq _»_______^ , „ 

AI01110 O; jjota ________________ ____.. 

Motao O. Vmv __,___,, ,_ 

,_UI*Bh-ny Title ft Trust Co. ___ »_ 

Wllll»m E ll,,Ky ^__1__, ._ 

O. O. Bond nnd Hortsago Co, . 

O, C. Bond nnd Mortfrnfft Co 

_ — _ l_,7i 

-_ 24.J1 

. ioni 

141.26 I _n 

„ ST.fif I 

•— '1'' I The 

31.77 

31.77 

31.17 

Tickets Limited to 

Schoora Best Seats « 

The number of tleketB heing | la 

limited to 400 for the play 

"Death Takes a Holiday" is not 

for the purpose of eliminating' 

undesirable persons, but to avoid i 

using undesirable seats In the 

lilgh school auditorium, according 

to Ralph jiirvls, coach of the 

production. 

Acoustics art uul per.*?, iu Ihe 

auditorium, ho said, and if per- 

nllowed to sit under 

they could not hear 

TickelK for lliu play, 

itoii fS_[!l_iiihcr U, arc 

Ue% Gharle.!, A Tin Us, p'sio 

of tj i rjl\jn yi t Church, 

%.ill inndJLt nri'cc it the Cini|) 

Gruand Tabernaclr, Sunda), Sop 

temoer 4, 

Iiiirt I A (jchalitful kiddies' party ...n 

irior- j «iven by Mr. and lira, Jnhn 

tewart, of fiO!) Ilay av..- Salur- 

ay, In honor of llie 11th iinni' 

ei sai-y of their iîughtcr, Lii- 

ille, who proved a jfracious li*j- 

ami oiuorU'.int-il Ucr jfut-sts 

ily. Those present Hiiro: Eli. 

nor and 'Mildred Smith, Florence 

illness of several ruojitli.., at the 

home of relatives la Chester, Pa 

t-iin their eonglgteney at extreme 

temperritiires they do not form 

.sludge, and do not use up rapidly, 

I Oils refined from so-called natn- 

thonlo erurei pass the other two 

requirement."!—low carbon content 

nnrl winter fluidity. Until the ad- 

vent of liydroaenation, however, 

no refining process or method nf 

blending 6Tor was discovered wns 

a*le to produce a motor oil which 

would cheek on all five points. 

Cannon, Willett, 

Brown, Oscai:, D 

line Haniion. 

iiliil • Robert 

anil Made* 

T v n nlgnt, 

the Went Side 

ûil 

mil 

of tli, 

sons were 

the balmpj 

the players, 

to be prese 

ale nov 

i--in 

nival of 

•e i_'i..ed, Slon- 

was men's ni>;ht at Williams' 

loriuin, where a sen.nrinnnl 

draniatic enurt room seotn! 

presented with I.eonarj 

as niiitso; C. Motlev 

e iv 

an I 

,. 

Roxborough Man 

Is Final $15.00 

Reuben Kenworthy, 24. of 832 

E Summit av., Roxboroufh, was 

naed tla by Magistrate Richards 

F iday, when heB pleaded guilty 

In reckless drlvloB. 

He is a nephew of Park Com- 

missioner Kenworthy, of Phlladel 

phia, areordinB to •police. 

Patrolman Graham said Ken- 

\iiiriiiy was driving at ejtccssive 

•,picd nil Wesley av. Richards 

tnld the defendant tliat Wesley 

|nn 

A Itlidte, Sh'iuld W ninnn PMI 

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_6I._J 

13.15 

as.ia 

st.ist 

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|_ 

It, C. Hohlilnii 

' H g»*ln» Co, 

•Hill DfMctasr Co. ________ 

Klll pndglrn no. ________ 

HUl predgimc Oo, ________ 

H ^dMnR- Co. ______ 

I gredWnir Co, _____ 

III PredKlnK Co, „_____ 

. wii jwedgimt Co. _ r:_ 

W,_ ffiitlij Miner _ ___ 

Kill IJr.-,lBl,,,. :r whose interest In trainintf 

' ' snnulil lie 

i Tonieht 

ninn's nlal 

KOPPERS 

COKE 

^ • ^ •«-¥•.»__;».•. 

EXCLUSIVE SALES IN 

• OCEAN OITY 

WALTER SACK 

COAL 

_3th and West Ave. 

PHONE 649 

av. la one of the busiest streets 

In town and that speeding on it 

will absolutely not he permitted. 

SAWS SUVRPEXF.U 

SAWS 

SHARPENED 

TOOLS GROUND 

H. L, LBMONT 

• AY AVB. fHQNB 144F 

Phone: Ocean City 1_7S 

Fredrick J, Ditterle 

Heating - - VentiJsting 

Ming and Sfcecl MeUI Wark 

341 Central A»e_, (Jeean Oty. 

eraftiminihlp at MM 

•rait " 

PAiNTINO CONTRACTOBS 

RETAILERS 

Paint-Up Store 

ORUBB 

653 AMUry Av«. BROS. 

PMII ins 

Phnne 1239 

PLUM! 

Istos 

hsot 

I not 

WILLARD F, 8TETSEB 1 

Plumbing and ' 

Heating 

SIS CENTRAL AVB, 

PIWM saa 

"" 1 ""' "i""""".....".,. ,„.„„..„„„ 

SAMPSON & CO, 

408 Asbury Avenue 

Ocean aw 

Rooflnt - Hoatintr 

a,,, 

PLUMBING- 

Qiii 

Oil 

Plumbing • 

EltinatM Owi| 

HansB 

•41 ASBUBT ii« 

PHONE »V* 

urn 

am 

urn 

WALL PAl'EB 

W,R, REYNOLDS 

Paperhanger 

620 ASBUR 

s........ 

Coil," 

Av 

uh 

(Friday) .... 

1 at Maco'lfiiii 

KTC, 

Paints 

«,3i 

35.30 

4B.36 

«,3f, 

4I.13 

44,1,1 

37,111 

ST.flf 

BS.2-, 

.12.95 

M,7» 

,»__. -~ i«iia luiUf _-.__—_____-__. 

••.' Jolin (W _•> Btirjtcr _______^ 

«Hanf B,' Md.William P, fJanlinir , 

MM! R'Md-WDIIam V. aardlner __._^ „___ m,t« 

'•"•""" ;. T. Corwn __________— SUM 

M.2S 

ss.I--. 

. #1? *Bfl -EniiHa' Jdhnscn '" 

Ouursutee R«Ity Co. '-."V~ '* ~^"—•———— 

WuuFmtee BnUty Cai ____T!Z^—~— — 

Jmorence H, tohnson , ,:„ • ~~ 1 • 

• ifcw- (, Johtusn .______-_ri__-~ 

: (Continued in HH J, ———- 

17 0", 

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2.-..J0 

8, in 

il.Cli 

•n.sro 

35.30 

Glass Oils Brushes 

DEST PRICES ALWAYS 

for Steclcote Kubher Enamel 

Harry R. Montgomery 

719 ASBCRY AVE. 

PAINTING 

I WETHEOILL'S PRODUCTS 

EXTERIOR 

PHONE 499-W 

INTERIOR 

SHIP BY 

MATFB1AL 

mmm 

Seaside Trucking Co., Inc. 

Ten Year* of prompt and Courteous Service 

DAILY SERVICE 

BETWEEN 

WILDWOOD - - - OCEAN CITY 

SEA ISLE CITY - - - AVALON 

STONE HARBOR PEERMONT 

WOODBINE 

PHILADELPHIA 

, AND INTEKMEIMATB POINTS 

Made th« game Day 

MOVING BAGGAGE 

Swdt Uto «f Fnnii(ar« a Specialty 

met. Iff Kmt Aniftw, At*w 

pnmO WILDWOOD S2S> 

Remodel Now! 

Powell-Van Gilder Lumber Co. 

ISTOAWKT PHONE SSg 

"Building Material. For Your Every Need" 

BUILDING MATERIAL 

SB ' nimimiin linnilii piiiiiMiifimii iliiiim«uiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiin(iiiiiiiiB 

M|>*llfi(iiji 

Alfi-ed R. Smith 

Paper Hanger 

104S Aibury Ave. Phone 443 

(•hBB. 411 lllln.. 

Jobbing Promptly . 

REROOPING 0UIT 

John G. Pi 

11 Artmy Aw, Qtm 

H. B, COOPER,. 

Building Cent 

29th ST. AND CENTHilJ 

Phone 1234 

ELECTRICIAN 

BUILDERS 

BU1LOEKS 

||ll«WlllimilUIIIMIIIIM-«l«lll».IIIIIIHlllll.HIHIIHlllHlllllimiWIM|I*»'lHI|lil 

CEO. A. 9ROWNNIIXER 

- BU1UDER - 

I 1 ,TH ST. AND ASBURT AVB, 

_,„„„.„.„.„„, ln 

PHONE 122S 

'ViPF, KRAUSS 

TOWIBB 

YOUR BOUSE 

DANIEL J. KRAUSS 

eitctrleii Conlrmclor 

Ubury AV_. phene 4fl 

CEMENT WORK 

JOHN PBLTO 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

. 1256 ASBUR V AVENUE 

FkMM Ml 

MARBLE—TILE 

, .-....•>...H ,. 

(tB2i..9-_n) . 

(13_B-29.3P1 „ 

(1,J8-2«.3O) , 

(1928.2.-30) . 

(I9...S.-3.. . 

.___—. 

TruBt Co. 

City Tiilq & T, ru "__. n°- 

iond a, und tmlly Hull _ 

1.0! 

5.02 

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5.02 

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1,01 

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6.(12 

6,02 

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52,9s 

11.17 

31..7 

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81.77 

Si, 77 

81.77 

, 47.00 

. Il.TT 

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I 11,77 

, J1.71 

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; 11.77 

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8,02 

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B,0! 

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:• 17,67 

_ 17,riT 

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17.S7 

•" 17.S7 

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,, 37,117 

_- 17.07 

„_ -07.67 

4!02 

4102 

4402 

4.01 

4201 

M. nellly -....___ ,__ 

M, Beiily - _-_ 

M. Roiiiy _...._, ___,,_;_ 

SI. Belliy __________________ 

M. J-clIli' _„ . _. 

]»_i._ Investment Co. «___, 

Anna "W. ManiliaH _=-_._= __,_ 

Annii W. Monlhtin 

J. W, Wid Anna .MenihaFi ____ 

J. W, and Anin "Monlhah __ 

rJtS 

_ _ _ 48.38 

""" ___ 48.3B 

_____ 4S-M 

_ 03.S4 

"_______ 48,91 

— 1111 

r___I~- «t-« 4 

f)) __ _ 

Mall 

Hall 

Corn.HUs 4_Qwn_? __-.._ 

K. A, and VloreneB Blckoil _,. 

BrookildB Investment Co. .. 

John ,T. foster (l_!7-_i.|9-_0) 

John j. T'osier (10a7-2l-2_.8O. 

Jolm ,1. l'oiter (13J7._S-2_-I0) 

JIonihRn & Hull, Jne, _..,.__. 

John 3. Folitsr (1927-2I.19.SOS 

Artliur Hewitt (1B_|.29«3O) __-. 

jBliii J, Ifoater (___7._!-2-.3_i 

Artkur Hewitt (IMI-S.-aO) 

Joliii J. I'OBier _.y (1959.1930) _... 

Alma ^lonihan and Margftret 

Anna MsnlllHIi »nd Margaret 

William M, Mu_»ey 13I9--0) . 

ArUiiir Howltt (lOSI-ao-.O) ______________ 

Bnrnli- J. Thpmss _.__,____._____,,_____ , 

1 Hiirah J, Thomns . __, 

Btlinley l.evelci|)_n-lit t'b. 

i-.troboHiim MortgaBe Co, __..______, _ 

.lo_!ah B, Du Boli ____^ ____________ 

Josi-h B, Du Boli ________,________« 

Prank E, 'Darby _-__ 

Hurry H-'FlAnkfl-ld „,_—,______ 

Hurry Ii. Plalikfteid ______ ___ 

Be_.«proy Realty Co, . — _ ._ _. - 

coiiiit Mortgag. Core, . ——_______-____.__. 

Const Merlgug. Corp. , ________________ 

Couiit Mortgiig* Corp. ___—._________„_ 

Ooiist 'Mortimic Com, ._-___ ___, 

TreHsur. jaiina Ilealty Co. ______________ 

TreaBura Inluml Realty Co. _ _ ^___ „_ 

4601 

Blanloy 

Htanley 

St-Mo 

Stanley 

Stonlcy 

RtnJlley 

Htnnlny 

8tnhlliy 

8tnnl«y 

Stanl.y 

DOvelnpnient Co. 

Dcvelopnwnl Co, 

Dfvelopmint (. 

Development Co. 

Dnvelopment Co. 

Doyclopniftnt Co, 

U.\clopniQnt Ca 

l.evi>l*D-nent Co 

] nrlopmont Co 

Development Co 

Develop-nonl Co 

Development Co. 

D6lmen_ Oo, 

.1928 

Ua2B 

28 

'd ___,,_,_. ^_____—.,..__.._..-_.- 

William A. Williamson Bstat. __..-.-_. —• 

Stanley Williamson ;______.._,._____..--_._•.__.„•_. 

W. W. Wittlg, ot n] „.,____,_„..._...„_._, 

Snmuel Naiipen (iq.T.ll.IO.M) ___.._,. -. 

Hulnusl tNttbpcn (19_7-_l-19-30) __, 

•amual Nippon (IBM-il-W-SO) ____._,.__-- 

Burnu*! NapiJen (18!?.2J-S?.|ff) _____,_.— .- 

Siiriuei NiipBen .lB_7-ii._«.3_) , ...... — 

Samuel NapPen , (1917-11.__._OF. ____________ 

B, W. L*lie Estate *(i-2|.Ii.I0) __,___.___— 

Sioi' 

D_-4 

5608 

.301 

II 

15. 

SSI7 

Stl 

iil 

its 

_________— 

1-ulher L, Wa.Uee, jr, (igi).IO) __*—__—-_. 

IF-ank-Oh Justiqe._— _ - . —~_ 

Frank O. Jgatlce • _... 

Prank O. .lustlce __.; - -.— __„ 

siranS Motion Fleturt Oft, _.___—__,—____ 

St.anJ Kotlan PWturVCs, ___, —— — 

etrand Motion Piswrt 09, - 

Htfati. Motion Ploturt Oe, . _- * - _ . 

iallle Masthew jljni.Mî— 

Win 

1 

10 

11 

17 

18 

„ „.... i_a.-i_*is)*. 

StWind Wtton Jlt^r* C», __ 

BtSnl MoMon rtMttre ». _ 

Mbhlhan fc fill - QgSMn — 

Monihan ft Hall, Me,, C||p«»l 

M»_ilh*n * ~* 

Cbariotta M. 

OluMatta 6. 

Churiotte j, 

Chsrlotte B, 

ChariotM 8- 

m 

•Kit. aew-i.) 

OhMUr Bftate 

OkMtM'.ptUa 

CbMtar 4>» 

Ohuter ami', 

Chettet Coup. J 

33S " 

Wm*t\ 

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••• i _ ' * ^ * 

r ' 1 

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iySds 

Bay_40B 

Bar>l-.- 

B»ymld«

•_UU_I» B-U-mii- ;____ ^ 

, m. q. and M M Nelson _ 

tOJIl 

9M.41 

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filter 

Finer 

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1T.K 

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61.95 

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— 910,78 

_ 188.86 

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141,15 

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aeorgs W. SijOy And Bvlililh Wllkltm 

George \v flouy and E.-oluh Wllklus 

OeorgB W Sooy and Beulali Wllklns 

Otorgfi II Hooy and Hi ulnh Wlllfn 

Poons 

Poore 

l-ct-ivw&ta-i-Oonov'fir Co. 

v *«»••' __TOffrw __1 

a._*•_-*. R_. dflS.^ 

AnSe R. Ca-traj ^ ^ 

%aifi%'_= 

JiWjUAwirt-Mnl od, _; 

: Jw__h, B, Du mala _ 

Joalab XL 

JMIitl K. 

JosUti E. 

[ a ___I 

Du Bola ' 

Dn Boli 

ay^ arras as 

: l__i»-_nce .K. Rlchman 

^'jMto E Du Bole ~ 

Jo«J_Ji E, Du Bota. ^ 

y4w*W 1- DB HfiL • ' 

JoBliih B, Dn Boij .^_ 

*ffl(M» «-!(!• _____ Co, 

BrerBt-en Slit*.-, _. .. 

Everttreen EstAtta, 

ErerEHien/ l-Btnteii 

Evergreen Rotates 

JCrernwn EjtaU., 

' jMrgrMo Xatetea 

t *Bei_ 0, Thomu 

.Allen O. Thomas 

; 4S« a nsEow 

_ v» Th-t-Sas 

(Mlf-lliO) 1 - _' 

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_ 41,11 

_ 41,11 

- 43.36 

. 141.11 

, 148.11 

, 181.71 

III 

D1JB-815B Albert P. ColllMon ClMMO) _ _ 

MSB Frank J. snd Clnlre O. Oomnu •__ 

Hf Walter' H, __*j, # t «1_ . ________ 

144 I»Ul_« K. '""Hrjfll'r - ' • ——" +M.M 

—, f .MB 

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(harm II flooy inn) Beulah Wllldhs — _1-711..] 

Melville V, and jiatl.c fintlth „. _____,_______._7«.W 

Asly-a KMB-II „—„ ____________——___ «i«« 

Thomaji o; Turn _________—-.. _ . M?(f I 

Thotnu "O. Tuna . ___. _..- ——__. 3ss,ij 

Josophlnfl Goeti __._ ._______-. ____, i-.,M 

William 8. Seeeh ________ _________ _____ Ml.Ii 

jiorenee a, Johngon _____-_,—_____ _,—: 7s,p 

FloieBEe s, John-on ___ __- iei.CS 

Florence 8, Jo.in.oii , — _ .160 

B. K. Johnmn Cu. ___. ,_ -,__— -39,iT 

(icorEe W, Booy and lieulnll Willtlni .+___ M3.pl 

OeorSB W. Bool- un. Itoulah WUklnd 8M.0J 

Oeerfe W. Sooi 1 and Btulah Wllklns 151.17 

fltn National Sank, Gu_r4l«n far Rachel pee 

Fitat Netlonal Banli, auardisn for Rachel hm 49.M 

Firs. Natlotinl Bank, l"-u-udii.n for IWohel Leo m,U 

Eleanor H. Hall _».__ —_»_ 

Hill predginr Co. _«_-. 

Atlantis fi. ana 1_, Agin. _. —^__ 

AUanll-i E. and L. Afan. ___==-_-______, 

Hdw, J. O'UaraLa(ef fist. Davis Whliecar. 

Josln.i H, Du Bola -_-___-- „___-_ . 

Harry O, and May K0I1M113 

Fran* B. parby __-___-».«__ ________ 

rraneig Fri!«nian _„_ 

Jeus p. Romalne — 

Jease p. Romaliio — 

Jesst D, 

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MoiAUithnn-Cotiovar^ C6* 

Mci*auiE_-t___*Conover Co. 

JMtoLaughfltt-Coh over Co, 

McLaughtuti-C-O-iov-ir Oo. 

McUtiughQiConQVtr Co. 

MoI>HUtfh__n*Conover Co^ 

MoJLauxhnn-Conovor Co, 

McLiaughq.t-Conov->r Co, 

McLftUfjfian-Co'noyer Co. 

McLaufrhliin-ConoVer Co. 

AtcLauKhAr.-Conover Cp. 

M(;Lftuglian-Conr>vcr Co, 

Mi^tjuiKhnn-ConftVer Co, 

McI__n_Kh«n-Conover Co. 

Ml-Conovor Co. 

-Conover Co, 

Romaine 

Rsmalne 

RomainH 

Rq maiiie 

Rqmalni 

_4__B_i^ «^> ___f-_B3 __ 

Du Bol» Inveutmcnt Co, 

--TOlian- Hubert Lynch . 

WlUlam Hubert loach 

\7IIll__i Hubert Lmch 

Mdl-Juelilim-C-nover __. 

_, , MeL-KlB-li-n-Cono^sr Co. 

' atM-nr "W. anrt Berth* Ctelo _»__-_______, 88.41 

ili!H_B_r W. «aa B#riii» cite L_ 

•tyilai'W. ml Borihe Cole __ 

Stlrlltut W. snd Bertha Cola __ 

310 

410 

BUrlliw W and Bertha Cole 

Clarence L DuBola ~ 

i /dannca L, Du Bol» 

21- IS 

26.48 

JC. 48 

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31.7 

igW- J. ani Mabel Moiei (len-IO) 

M«T E. —— 

wiimn 

WUeon 44- 

MiEy p. tiinn _____ 

j J ;;.igljaii» M. 4aemeni _ 

;;„v.WllUam M. Clemon-i ___ 

fpk}iaMifeiaB,eBn!inr Co, 

•;-'- VOtMJi' itimt Security Go, -.-- 

;.V.; QMB Stout iMnrity Ob, _____________ 

?©âS5 PreBl *»snHtF Oq, - 

'i " 8- Wmiu-i DitdJar -".-•"'. ~"**_ 

S •. William Sledler ~_ _ __ ~~ 

•AH.. W-UiatD eiedler T , ." ' —--— 

*-_»l4 -Tmiit iBTMlnsnt fh 

;>VBM«h J*o»- faTMtBaint Col _____________ 

l«. Bei-cii Boat JuTMlaMt Co, .^ 

f, .MM* noilt Inveiitment Co. ____________ 

'•ijt.-BteMfr'nent Iny»«tBient Co. __________________ 

ij/'Beirt Front InTeatment Co. ____________ 

•::':B_atll Wait In-Mttneni Co. - 

.Benih Front InveMrnnnt Co! __________________ 

p,*B«(Mft Fnmt Investmenl Co, _________;___ 

L.~-MnB nont Investment Co. - —- 

Be«ch Fnnt Investment c«, ~" 

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2..4S 

18.41 

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31,14 

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3B.6] 

11,77 

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Jejso p. „_....., 

Jesso B. Roinalne 

JBBsa D, Romalne 

Jejsa p. 

Jesse P, 

Jes^s 0, 

Jos^g D, _,,.u _-__________== 

Jessa P. Romaini. , 

jRflso p, Homaing __=_—___ 

Edward C, Wllllijnw 

Edward C. Williams ______ 

John Bland _._ ____. 

K. I,. Golf and R, H, Thorn 

n, I_. Oo«_ and R, H, Thorn 

John F 1 . Horgan _____ 

B, A. Oaniay, Inq, '„___ 

Jar corn, ___-=-__ ______=_.__ 

John B. Kline _«____--____-__-_ 

John B. Kllno ______________ 

Jessa P, Romalne ___,__=__= 

John B. Klina 

John 

John 

John. 

John' 

John 

John _. 

John a. 

John S. 

John S, 

John H 

John 

Johll 

John 

John 

John 

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JoUah H, Du Bola 

Jo-lkJl B. Dn Boto ____________ 

WiUlam - r .,iiuid Mary o.rdlner 

AtUe I/. Miller 

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49.42 

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66.48 

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188.88 

113.65 

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Klin 

Kllno _--__ 

Kllno 

Wine 

Kilns _______ 

Kline —___._____ 

Kline —___, 

Kline ____________ 

Kline _ .________. 

Kline -_-,___._-_ 

Kline ___._-_ 

Kline ,, 

Kline .«.__.___.__ 

Klino ______________ 

Kline 

_. KJlne ___ ______ 

Leonard S. and Mnrgnret I 

ajartiiia Jong_ _= — 

Emily J.' Outon __.______..___-__ 

John A. and Hiuiio Wnahinet 

Osoan qjty tjiuntlry (,:«., Jn« 

Oeean City Laundry ca,. Ing 

Ocean CUy Liiundfi' Co., Ino 

pcoun Ci-y Laundry Co., Inc 

Emma Seliuft ___..___, _____ 

Jmn Sohuff , • - 

Bmmo Sohult „ 

Tlle.grele Corn. _.___, , 

Tile .Orel. Can), 

Tile-Crete Corp, -»„_ . 

Tlln-Cret e Oorp, 

R. Howard Tliorn :____.____ 

Jfimca H, L,ake (1029-30) 

Jainsji B. l.ako 

laos 

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[401 

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170S 

40. 

:04 

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14OB-141A 

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171 

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173 

174 

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197B-I9SA 

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Helen C auy*r 

Knlen C G 

Holoh C 

Helen C yr 

Helen C. Quyet in,'it^rrz~2Z 

-Vtilica & Ollbert 

\Viillnee Sc Gllhert 

Wallace & allhiM't 

Wallace & Gilbert 

WullnCD & Glll 

W & G 

WullnC 

Wnllac 

-. illaei 

\\nllncc 

Clinton 

Il 

Inc. 

Inc. : _______ 

Ine. —- _~ 

Inc. 

SojiSor.: f2S: ~:_~— 

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rt, 

Gllliert, 

Gilbert, 

O 

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_. 141.20 

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_ lfl,42 

_ 19,11 

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.- 19,41 

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Clinto I B Qllbirt Inc 

Breekley _ 

-=«^.._ £_iKug_ii __________— - 

ffidgar Ferguson L 

Adam Bchshk .___._ .— 

Joaeph A, K«rnan , -_.'•_ 

Oscar R.derav-. ._ _ ^ 

R, c, and Wllmina Shaw - 

William A, Barefo-- Estata ,1 __ 

WilliB-ni A. parcford HstatB ___________ 

Thoniai p. Pishor, et al ___,____,__, 

Itorlo I* Bhaw _ ______— 

Clliiton L, BrecHley __«_«_____»___ 

Clinton^ t.' Breckloy ' __—____________ 

D. )3. Fraslsr, Ine., emd John O. Wilson 

p. B, Frailor, Ino .. 

Edgar ' Ftrimson' — —___- 

Alfred B. flinlth ___• 

Beasle A, Brnlth ., » 

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1401 

l_03 

1603 

1803 

1E03 

1602 , 

403 I 

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2305 

loot 

2104 

230. 

2001 

1104 

3204 

8104 

-903 

1904 

2003 

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8203 

1103 

1903 

200! 

311 

813 

313 

314 

31B 

320 

321 

323 

sas 

324 

351 

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381 

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Jam.!' Pros en 1929-30) 

J nine's Prasen 1919-30) 

janlii Proac.n 1929-30) 

Jamea Pronn 1929-30) 

James Proacn IB29-30) _______ 

Janes -PnuMni' l!)29-_0) ___^ 

James Proi.i. (1M9-S0) ________ 

Alfrea Trnlnman (1929-30) _.. __ 

llrs. Carrie i. Young (1.19.30) 

Mrs, Carrie B, TTounB ci.l0>i0) 

W. A.i and May Rleli (1980-30) ' 

W. A. and May Rloh, (loio-iO) 

\V, A. and May Rich (192JJ-30) 

J. D. Potts, Inc. • - 

J. H. Potts, Ino, ___________ 

J. H. Potts, Inq. ___ 

Potts, Inc, __ 

Potts, Inc. _._ 

H. 

B, 

F. 

F, 

A, *' 

and Oertrude Smith -__ 

and Qertrude Bmlth 

. and OertrudB Smith ___ 

, nnd Oartruds Smith 

A, F. and Qerttiide Smith (1086 

Stella D, Pontler. _»!___ ... 

Alfred Trainman (ig2!1.30S 

Alfrod Trainman (!020.3g. __; 

Jqgiah H. liharp -_—_-..______.. 

ClU-rles A, Beam 

Charles A. Ream ___, __."" 

EivUnit T. Coraon and R. L. Gin 

Hw|ni T. Corsen und R. 1_. ciic 

UwlnB T. Corson and It, I.. Cli. 

Jogephine Wattssn 

Josephine WaUson I 

Josephine WattiOn .__ 

Treasure Island Realty Co, __ 

Treasure Island Realty Co, __ 

Daniel B, Frazler Ce, __________ 

Daniel H, Frazier, Inc. _ ____. 

Daniel 10. Lake ,'„, 

Daniel B, L,ake = 

CrifOllnB L, Lake 

Daniel B. Frazier, Ine, _________ 

Daniel B. Frazler, Inc. _________ 

Daniel B. Brazier, Inc, ________ 

Daniel B, Frailer. Inc. _ _ 

!.fnma and Anna Devferell 

Daniel B. Frazier, Ine, __._ 

Daniel 13, Frazler, Ine! _ _ 

Raymond W. Chadwiek = Z 

Alisândiir MacUie ______ ___!__ 

WIINnin H. Mussey ________ ___ 

Wiliiani IS, Massey _____ 

William E. Masaey "~~ 

Oceao Cits' Bonify CO. ,_. 

Ocean City Realty Co. - 

Ocean City Realty Co. - 

l.IIa B. CumnilnFfs ._.___„__ 

Arthur M, ana Maybolle L- 

Cnaint.r Josopli and Helen 13 

A, itanaoipii Fegir __ 

.Mliinlu Sultan"._ ______ ___; 

Carolina L,, Lake _. „_. 

narnos ___ 

2302 

S102 

2101 

1201 

.101 

1301 

Beanie A. Smith _- . 

Anthony 3. Blraciina Sons, Inc. 

Bertha, airnmerniBn ___ 

Becurlty B, and L, Aam, _. 

Morris Fighman _^ ^—• . 

Marl V, WostCOtt ~ __ 

Darl V, Wcstcot. . - _. 

EaHV, Westeott _____--_ 

Earl ,V, Weitdott ______ 

Earl V, Westcott - . 

8*1 V. Weitoott __—_ 

Frank and Anna Orosiar 

Kobccco. J, Hiiefner 

Raymond d. ghatf «___;— 

JC, Henrlattii pur«eli ___ 

Kaial W, lAm __-.—__. 

First Nritlonn.1 Bank 

James B, Bavill _._.___ 

Barl V. Weitdot! -__,___ 

Eliirteth W. KamllWii ________ 

Harry B, and Ijoulw Hill 

' Ocean City Boni and Mortgage Co. 

Malcolm fcerr - 

Ruth iN, Wajlaca 

-84. 

41 ti 

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1408 

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1405 

1409 

m 

Ocean; titrand Realty Co. 

Wnltdr H. and Anna Hlckar- 

s 

4SA 

4SB-4.A. 

44B-45A 

46A 

BE 

56 

Treasun Island Raaity*^ 

Trtûra I.land Realty go, 

Kanijan OOip: - 

j.'. ii_30 

_ _.:« 

_ -2,91 

- 17.0B 

: Hill 

:i.ffi 

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. 147.15 

. «7,7S 

. 358,08 

, 671.lt 

. 191,36 

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207 

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331 

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130 

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171 

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478 

490 

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167 

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846 

713 

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Provident Trait Co 

Provident Truat Co 

Provident Trust Co 

rroviclent Trust Co. 

I'rovhlont Trust Co. 

I'rovWent Trust Co 

lent Trust Co, 

lilfilit Trust Co, 

Trust Co, 

Triliit Co. 

Trust CO. 

Trust Co. 

Trust Co. 

(lOSO.JO) 

(1927.JS- 

(19J7.2S. 

(1027.28. 

S(1927-28- 

!9-30) 

I9.30J 

:..3O) 

:P-30l 

P 

Pro 

I'rovidetit 

I'riivliliMit 

l'ravlcliuit 

I'rovMent 

I'rovldeiit 

Provident 

Provident 

Pfovldciit 

I'rovident 

Provklent 

Provident 

I'rovlUuiit 

l'fovi. _nt 

Im 1 

lru_it 

lrust 

1 rust 

lrust 

I rust 

.rust 

Truit 

Trust 

T 

Co. 

l"*rnvidunt 

I'rovlduiit Trust 

I'rovldunt Trust Co. 

Provident Trust Co. 

Powell-Van Qildiir L 

Provident Trust Co, 

Trust (Jo. 

Trust Co, 

Trust Co, 

Trust 

Provident' 

Provi 

Pi 

SO-SO) _'_.- 

Provident' Trust Ce 

Provident' Trujt Co 

I'rovlilont' Ti'ust Co 

riovideiit " 

Provident 

Provident 1 

Provident 1 

Mnry 

Mari 

(!927-28-2!i_ani : 

(1037-28-10-30) __i_ 

(19S7-28-2D-30) ____, 

(10S7--I8-20-30) 

(1.M-J0-30). 

(1021.10-30) _Z____ 

(]iii-io-so) __: 

Flelichman ^_ 

7MA.7_0A 

89 

-0 

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70 

71 

.n «4B 

B7A 

97B-E8A 

MB-9DA 

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lOOB-lSlA 

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HiMu Cohi.' _ """ 

H&rman Corp. 

TlmoUMrJ, fullivjn ,„„ 

Jama, j, Lafc, airt.iai . 

James a lake (19M-J0) _ 

James ,B, Lako illit-lsi 

James a, L^fc, Jijii_i,f _ 

jr-rtdeiit *rujt Oo. _______ 

Jroyldeiit ftu»t oo. r ^ 

O, |. ana »nn!ih JetaioB : 

Stalk 'f l^y **Wi • 

10.B9 

10.69 

10.50 

ION 

10,69 

10...9 

117.49 

— 11.78 

—- 1I.7J 

1» 78 

n 

Harman Corp. ________ 

Mtiy E Shoyer (llls-M-jO) 

May K Shoyer O9M-J9-1D) 

Majr B Shoyer (1»__-S».tO) 

Alfred TrslDman (JVU10) 

1S.71 

-- 14.U4 

10.59 

10.8!) 

10.IS9 

10.69 

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2706 

MOB 

1701 

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6 

7 

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11 

12 

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41 43 

43 

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71 

74 

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91 

101 

Trust Co 

Trust Co. 

Trust Co. 

Trust Co. 

E. Shoyiff 

..._.., E, Shoyer 

Mary E, shoyer \..._^^3-aui *—^.._=.— .Tr.=z_. - 

Powbll-Vun Olldur -.umber (.0, (ln27.2i.S9.W 

Powoil-Vun Ollflcr (.urnher Co, (ipT-ls.-l-MI 

Powell-Vail ailder tiunlber CO, (lpl7.2i-3i-M. 

Powell-Van Wilder Immlier Co. (1017.S|.-i.M) 

Francos .Tocher - —' 

Cnrleton B. Weftb , __. — 

Cnrleton B. Webb 

Minnie Sultan L_ — - . . 

Aaron J, sieltz . « , • 

Aaron J. HU'ltii _, •.— ____•—-— « 

.itirolhii! U. Lalto ___, 

.V. II, Ourk and F. V 

petuh City Really Co, 

Ocean city Really Co. ,__„ — 

Ocran City Realty Oo. _. 

Ocean City Realty, Co.'_____-___ _. 

Ocean C|ty Really Co. «_____.__ 

Ocean City Realty Co. ___________ 

W. D, HamBton 

John A, _«avln _ __ 

John A, _javln ' 

Lee MeCabe Johnson _^_________-_--. 

Alice T, ilanlnsion . 

niiflnlpli and Florence B. Falkenhagen _ 

D. B. Frasler _____________ 

D. B. 1?i-__lni-, - 

D. B.' Prmlir 

Daniel B, Frailer, Inc. _ 

Dftnlel B, Frasler, Inc. _ 

lianlnl B. Frailer. Inc, „_ 

Uaiiiol B. Frajier, l|ic, _, 

Antna Co, (102i.39.SO) __— — 

Aetna Co, (1I2J-39.80) -— J 

Aetna Co, (192S.2S.00) .____-_ — 

Bchncoa H. Winston (I9JI-I0-30) „_- — 

Rebecca B. tvihslon (19J1-30-1.) ____ — 

A. Bourgeois Bsdita (1J12I-U.-30) _._____--. f 

A. nourgeoli Kstuta (lajs-jo-so) ______—_-_. ,r 

A, Bouriieols Kstate - 

knd serviqe! also reliullt machini!. 

if all makes, fW an. (I! UP. Add- 

IliB mr-chines, fHea, anf6S-_"I.vpry 

fHIIIR for the Office," amend Bros. 

'"- Uinilia av., Vineland, Pllnrv 

jil, ^S-lO-H-' 

_.E~— Automiitlo KellpB alr 

_ foi- «nnt, chniiii, M F,. 

mi, _II Avii, O, Woit Will!. 

! and 

the 

1, \1 r—I 

I 11 inure 

rritot Cheup 

Ot.ean C\l\ 

Sl_ "tp 

pro 

I11U1 

'ohn 

FOR RENT 

IOr •SVLr OR RFNT — Bl-iulifUl 

Cottasc 2H-07th 8t _lo..o Hnr 

her, N. J. Owner will Elve niort- 

gl (.ill JnctBon r 7-l 1'hllilil 

phln. or nny broker- f.l¥ 

O. Kai. 15, Ocean City. .-2--lf_ 

1 

OH III £.T - I urnl he 1 pa tment 

3 ledroom nn« roiun. wl h lieuie 

-eumi, nrlvlleEi- J't CentrJ nv 

Orm. City - - " 

Rnonn and A?t«. For Rent. 

l-lUk 1 I.A( C M'lti W P rk rl 

I (mi Mied moms nnO uptc Hot anil 

oil i inning ui.lir In ov\r> rn >m 

(•hone S!1S, Ocean City. C-l«-tfc 

fniVATH 01 Att AGES—Centrally lo- 

I cated m nil firetnovr easy In dr « 

In lniulr \\_ U Kandl. 1-7 -l-r- 

l=ea Isle City. t-lT-U 

TC-iUI-ISTS 

lI'ltlST ROOMS hy the day 

wflrk. nl reanonnhle rates. Inqu 

Mi Win It 1-ox -il -- I f 

St.. Brliliintan. N. .t. 7-24-fitp 

liHSlNESB SERVICES 

|81TUAT'ON WANTED —' FBMAUB 

-AHMING-I. hnn'f* Ii-" !. flinootll 

k i_on_ chin _H llireni. 

it, lnlermo, :i; J. 8-20--t-l' 

you," Bernfeld took the hint with- ings. It seemed as If the Van' brought to iiiht"oaei.»y. "Here's 

out delay. Horns would always bo In Hit. the story of my scrap with SUM, 

"What'a jour num., BOB'?" Ma- 

lone asked. "You look whin." 

"Brean, air, John Broen," The 

"sir" slipped from anm. dnriiiunt 

cell. recorded perhaps, while 

overhearing Captain Bieen ad. 

some wharf or ship offleer. 

..Iklont, compact, gray hair»d 

lilnk, looked like a god to 

boy, 

"Where do you work?" Malone 

knew that John wia not ii 

fesaional. 

"With Mr. Lipvltoll in the 

ing temnorluni." 

"Pay?" demandod Malone 

"Yea, sir, he Bays me," 

felt his henefacior was under cii- 

t icism, 

"Of course lie does, »on, HDW 

much? What to you got a week?" 

'Three dollars — And hoard," 

Tnlm iidded, by way of KOnrt niens- 1 

uro. 

"Board! nounl!" Mnlnne run 

Is hand over the body ii. ihe 

ny. "Board—nils!" And thcti, Btc- 

IK tho aliifmed lonk on John's; 

ice, he wont on in ii kindly 

tono, "What soil need is feudln'. 

Bettor stay here, I'll give you ti 

job. five a week and ronl hnnrd. 

Rubbln 1 , that's thoh work, nnd r 

will train you, son, an' split riislit. 

Are you my hoy?" 

And so John Dreen left llm 

Ghetto to enter the Bowery of 

the Greater City of Now Yi,-•'• 

A year nasaed over the 

of John Biten, a year of (smi-lar 

freedom and of physical develop- 

ment, ji year charged with the 

ejements of erime, of dru-i'Ktiiiiess 

and browling. John saw, without 

knowing, the dregs of tlio oily. 

B]far-«yed vlciims of tho auildBn 

alums! of Chinatown drifted into 

the bar of McMamn' for n liowl 

of hear and a snatch of iiiiirh 

then to sink bnol. again to the 

drug-soaked ntniosphere below, lie 

saw these things through the 

doors between the i?jm 

ind of the fanca hall, ond 

per. Malone, scoring a bard left 

to the nose, drew blood,. 

"Thare, son. you set you I.t to 

go to school now." He oare'ully 

wiped the red smear from his 

glove with a towel, white John 

laughingly held his bleeding lioie. 

"It's night school for you. Night 

school with them kykes and Poi- 

aeks. You start tomorrow, kid, 

at the beglnnin'." Pug was pqsU 

tiv-!. "I'll bet you'll bo readin' 

the Police Gazette In a month," 

he added hopefully. 

» • • 

John Brain knew 

where he was heading than 

the Brst voyagers who sailed their 

day at 2:30 jk.. m. 

The new buildloi ii to be 

loated with Impr_wlve 

and a number of proml 

era, including Conert-Mnan , 

Bacharach, of Atlantic City, 'aiw 

on v the prcxrarft. Tb* contmla* 

olonera said tttey Intend tgotne if 

they are not too husy. 

Police Inspector erf 

Phila. Here For Stay 

tion. 

BF.NT1-NI.E *SCSPKNPI-I> 

B. E. Murphy. .2, ol 716 

burv av,, W8f given a. suspended 

DcnRsnco of :.O dnya in county jail 

by Mnslstrate QeorEO D. Rich- 

ards Saturday morning whan he 

pleadoti RI lUy to boing drunk nufl 

disorderly 

John Barthold, police mp 

of PhilBdelpbta, arrived in Ocean 

City Sunday for a -hoi- -vaca- 

tion from his official ditties, fie 

is staylne at 108 Atlantlo av. 

Inspecter Bartbold baa b««l « 

visitor at the police itstlon and 

has been .telling the boya a f ** 

yams of bow they war 

crime In tlie Quaker. City. 

p- is-i • a^l>" 

bead 

|lAUNDIlI_wl_y contlr-Ua to put up 

with the burdens and IneonVHnlenM 

-I home washing. Our Mrfl-B -/ill 

mean you »na otwti only Us a 

Sea Ma Clw, 'm Troy Munjry 

Co., Papa -fity, N, J. 11 

AUTOM8BII.E1 

1 -tTTO RHPAIHa ana RuUe. Marine 

tnotorn Qvornauled ana put In Bfit- 

«aM eanaitlon. ClirM Bros. KB- 

«liln« Hhm Boat H«liwW »nfl •tor. 

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by the 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF 

NEW JERSEY 

m 

IN»T.f|UOTIOt- 

-Mton ffltn Instruutlom 

l-ry bards and' orohmlrt- 

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JUSTICE OPtHE PlAOi 

Cape Max County 

,,,. . CCn.HDIO iervlu 

^W t. AiBury. Ocs.n OIV- W', 1 ^ 

HELP. WANTED 

Situation Wanted—Female 

| »Ilddl, nged woman as housekeeper 

good cook and manager *P 

II O[ (Bklnit full ihnrge Bn 

Ph dt 

i -ttrenees klnit full ihnrge Bn 

Phona H«d4ontl.l4 -I 

_: Bodan - Ce»(er ft 

K. J. 

»(er 

Jn-t 

. have boei_ tnarried 

like each other. «• well 

'-u_ wedding day" 

s But you quarrslsd 

d and I 

But 

fn -did 

yeiUr- 

our wedding 

at one (,,, , — T 

tho private parlors and the bar. 

It was merely aiio'ther picture of 

the overpowtrlng city, «o trctnun- 

dou» ii» its eontraits. 

Pug Malone, «x-jirlie liKliior 

trainer for the' Bnmson Spi-rtlBB 

Hub. a hurd, honest; ,medliim-si--d 

siddle.aged man, ahorn of his il- 

uslons, watched over Jobn Ureon. 

Joha' rose at six, with Malone, 

jumping up In th« brisk air wlieti 

he iklppld rope, swung the clubs 

nd ihadow boxed under tho eye 

of the .ralBar who sat nil the 

edge of his cot smoking his morn- 

ing P-.M. After a hail hour of this 

John turned out the blankets to 

Mr, the mailer and the pupil met 

ft string of boys at th« r*nr door 

ol the club and ran hard for hti- 

other half hour before the ftwah- 

snlng of 'the city traffic, coming 

back to the club for a cold show, 

ir ulii nib down,. 

Malone and John then bresk- 

fasted alone, In a card room back 

of the b»r, on large bowliof oat- 

tntkl. bteon nnd e(g«, rolls and 

loffee, The day was silent in t»k 

ing care of a string of fliht«ri, 

hosing, tubbing »nd pun.hlof the 

bag, or workiBg at th« ehist ina-i 

Hegulnr meali, clean -'* 

lily to bed • flH.d out 

II mm. wttu aa abounding heal-h 

that gMw«d and sparkled thrqugh 

hl» oli»r sWii in itirtltag OOB. 

trast to the iojden wrecii of wan 

and women drifting til nbnut. 

After two months of trolnlni 

for condition, Malone 

Jota into tfci SCIBOOB ol pugiH.ni 

eMtblni him behind cloned door 

in tte «. rf jrtMM, hookittg My 

M(Mtik*..bkrwi.: H« imprwiid uf 

on him tt» it»t flWi A iBOgw- 

chinos 

aild w 

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to announce the introduction of a new motor oil-i-Esioiube, ilf This oil has been named Essolube because 

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—"more powerful than any gasoline." -k Essolube has been made commercially possible by hydrofinittg, 

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*We are also pleased to announce that Essolube will be sold at no extra cost to .d» motorist, ilr Bqmlil-î^ 

now available at all statioas and dealers of the following companies: 

% StAN^RD OIL COMPANY OF NEW 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF 

STANUARp OJL COMPANY Oft 

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b'liOCil,' WC51CS 

*i9T Jernee, of 

pMro], announced 

hftt whefc groups 

on a picnic 

l Js to be 

recreation, e»-- 

there ,or« tu be 

the party. fee 

It if those 

will notify him, 

l,te glad to mmd 

of the beach pa- 

to guard the bath- 

- 

'employed here to 

litres, of Ocean 

and If there is 

School picnic or 

atlon picnic, I 

would bo inform- 

Hftld. "I am will- 

one of my men go 

'and guard people 

y are on picnics. 

TM the season I sent 

f' guards along with 

Sunday Schol 

*'»and.tho Catholic Sun- 

j. picnic' and would 

t do It with other 

,'{•,* pjly we did not 

it% 'guard with the 

at Mke Lenape, Sat- 

* They were a group 

JJ City people and 

have hod some- 

to ,- protect the 

4n&b..to the rescue by 

k~ of the Ocean City 

1 Saturday afte-noon 

•TO the \llfe of fivo- 

irlli» Bladen. of Wash- 

C, who waa drowned 

i; lake, Maya Landing, 

t mKcJtatlon efforts 

for an hour and 

$-"wa» spending n short 

•B City with her mo- 

,$^:fma»;::'wm .... .... 

Her dead. Jaraee wprked for an 

hour and ttiialf, ana exhausted 

two tajilcfl nfoiygen befo.-e glv- 

The child was takon to Kig 

Harbor, where Coroner. Bpbert i t- 

wood pronounced her dpad. She 

w*» snlpDed to, her uncle's home 

In Arlington, Va., Sunday, and 

funeral services' wore conducted 

there^ Wednesday afternoen. . 

Eients CincelleA, 

Is Moored Here 

Palatial Crnfl Joint Retort 

Summer Fleet ' 

f , 

,T}n6 tragedy occurred shoitly 

t d di t C 

,T}n 

after 

y 

noon, and according to Cap- 

th H 

tain Jernee tbe life guard employ- 

ed by the park was home to 

lunch at the time. 

Following the-, futile attempts 

to revive the child,-all events of 

tbe picnic scheduled for the aft- 

ernoon were eancnlloil. A floral 

offering was sent to the home of 

the child's uncle Sunday by mem- 

bers of the Chapel.by.the-Sea, 

whose glad outing ended in trag- 

edy. , 

Be Frank, brown 

Says to Parents 

Don't Fool Children, City 

School Chief Pleads 

vf. !l attd was 

persons 

Blnden, at 550* 

one 

Who 

of « 

wei* 

outing of the Uu- 

t-by-the-Sea to tlio Mays 

-" for the day. 

Beyond Depth, 

fling to the stern of 

was chained to the 

with three other 

found herself 

Into the lake. The 

let go and waded 

Qt the small child held 

the boat has gonr 

...dt Jits, chain In about 

fit waiter, lost her hold 

f,' 

etiffit 1 SUrWnrt. ' ct till* 

nl8, 1 ahnll expose to 

c vendue. on 

MONDAY, AUGUST 82nd, 1D32 

L'H'een the lionrs of twelve mid nvo 

loik I 1 M to »lt at twelve 

oYlm'k nun (Stoiidnrii Time) or ono 

o'eloek P. M. (DnyliBht Bavlng 

Tinif!) of auld da ^ th Shlff 

M. 

Tinif!) of auld da 

ffi i O 

y, the Sherlffa 

C 

offic, in Oapo Mdj Comt HO 

Ctipe May County, Now Joraey: 

All tlmt certain m t d 

the" 

Honry W. 

loot beer 

Breyer. Jr.. with tee 

cream. Thomus McCahan, Jr.. with 

tho sugar concern Hint bearx his 

name, and now .Mr. Baur or the 

Taeftyk.ike. company joins the lo- 

cul fleet. 

I 

Yacht Oiticers 

Are Renominated 

O. F. Zurn is Added as Sec- 

retary of Club 

All of the present officers of 

the Ocean Chy Yacht 

E MAY COUNTY COMMON 

PLEAS COURT. 

IN ATTACHMENT 

. NOTICE 

Walter A. DIttrlch, Inc., Plaintiff, 

—v»— 

Adelaide Thayor, Defendant. 

Notice In hereby KIVOII of viilt lit 

iitliichmvnt Iiwuvd out mini of £lKhty 

iini ilolluiu Hiid forty tents d. notice Is 

luieby Biv. n to Ihe iredlliSfa of 

SILII! deieased to exhibit to the sub- 

serlbirs under ouh or nfflrmatlon 

llnlr ilnlnis and demandi Offslnot 

I'II isti.le of nrilil deceascit within 

»i\ nmiitliu fiom tlii. twelfth day t)f 

\ii(,nsl .\ J) 1312, oi they will bn 

lorevui- Imrred of nny aetlon iiâlnKt 

hi- dubsrrlbers. 

llnted AUEiiol 12, A. U. 1»38 

liiivld T Mitchell and 

Uirard Trunt Compahr. 

Eieoutnm 

J- H. Hunt. Jr., 

AsBt. Tru«t Officer, 

Kroad mid Chestnut fits . 

Philadelphia, PA. 

s1'jstr »» «s 

By vlFliio of 11 writ of Fieri Foe- 

las, for sale of Mortgaged Promises, 

to mo fllreotei. Issued out of the 

Court of ctiiineery of New Jeriioy, 

on the Srfl day of Auirust, A. D, 

lOSS, In o eertBln eause wherein 

Swedeslioro National Bank, • a cop. 

Bonition, I* eomplalnant, and Atlan- 

tic Printing and Publishing Company 

of HI., are defendants. I shall ox- 

pose to_ aaie at BUblio vendue. on 

TOEiDAV, BBPTEMBER 6th, lill 

betweon the hours of twelve and 

live O'clock P. »!.. to wit, tit twelve 

0 clock noon (Itnndird Time) or one 

o'clock P. U, (Dayltaht iavlng 

Time) of said day. at the Starlff'S 

office, In Cape May Oourt House, 

Mny County, few Jersey: 

that certain mortgaired prem- 

lie», with the appurtenances,, in the 

bill of complaint in the said cause, 

particularly set forth ana described, 

that Is to say; , 

AH thn followino;. tract Of parcel 

of land ana premlset hereinafter par 

tlciilail; -• ••-' -•-—-- - 

being ... .... ..... __ ... 

the County of Ciipo May ana State 

or Now Jeraey. numbered Th 

Hundred and Biity-three. ffl«S) In 

•notion "A" on the plan of 1*U 

of the Ocean City Association, and 

bounded and deKelbed as follows: 

BMCMNNINO «t'a point in- the 

^rthwegtsrly line W Asbury Ava- 

fflle at the dlstnnco of One Hundred 

.nd Blittyj Feet Southwefterty Irom 

the iouthweaterly line of Slirth 

•treat! contaliilnK SoumwesterlS' Of 

lhat point in front or breadth on the 

said Asbury Avenue Thirty (80) Flit 

and of that width, extending in 

:_-_::. or depth Nofthwesttely ha. 

tween lines parallel with Bald Sixth 

Btreet, One Hundred (100) feot to ft 

Hteen_ feet wide street, 

BBINO nil the same land eonvey- 

ad to the said party of the flrst 

part by William p.- joeher and Han. 

nah B. Joeher, hli wife, by deed 

recorded In the Cape May County 

Clerk's Offlee November SO, UU, In 

Book No, til if Deeds, at nieei 

Amount due unaer'deeres Is |11.. 

WIM. with Interest and Sheriff's 

fees to be added. 

WILLIAM B. POWELL, Sheriff. 

Dated Atyruit 10th, Jtsi, 

Juvid p. ^sratkini, lol'r. 

pretense, • and the nolso 'of s 

nealthF-lunged 1 bov with a wan 

Bleed police whistle In Ua grasp 

Isn't BO BoqthlnK to Ihe eiuB. 

So the chelf has issued an 

edict in which he says local 

stores MUST itOp leUisg nolloe 

whiitlei to civlllnnB. and those 

who already have them mutt 

blowing them when any automo- 

biles are in 

Stops For Red Light; 

Hit by Another Auto 

An accident occurred at Ith st, 

and Asbury av, Satiirduy nil 

i#n- tie driver of an autotno- 

*blle itnpped too suddenly for 

traffic light and was struck In 

the rear by a tnaehinc that did 

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS 

Estate of Ktthryn a, MeClure, De. 

CUM, 

_ Pursuant to the order of IHVfNO 

Fltoh, Surrogate of the County of 

» May. inado on the eighth day 

of jAuguit, A, D, iojj, on the appli- 

cation of the subscribers, Bxeqiniors 

of said deceased, notice is hereby 

given to the creditors! of said de- 

sod to exhibit to the subscribers 

under o&th or afflnnatlon their 

claims and damnnds against the es- 

' "I a,f said dficf-ii»u(l within six 

months from the eighth day of AU- 

Us(, A. D, 1911, or thoy will be 

irover barred of any action against 

lie subscribers. 

Dated Auirust Ith. A. B, 1931, 

Elmer B. MeClure, 

Margaret Q. Steinm and 

Katnieen H. Bwing, 

Sfecutars. 

no. J. Heppin, Esq., 

_ 'rector, 

Oceun City, N. J. 

notîtoB^M':-«ui«^#-' >: ^r : ':^v: 

^ni'drtfif of tt« Bht:§»r wM 

Wllllmn T, Mfth&n, 35 Garden rd., 

ana th« eir that Wt a».rM*«f 

his waa driven by Fred Hofttaan, 

Jr., of '716 Aibury BVi » Wlfc 

iBBOOl rtuWnt, Thtra wire, no 

or complaintB. 

Oi# Onle Bobbery of 

|2B,Over Week End 

Only on« robbery was reported 

to .police over the week end and 

It was one of the "pii» toy" vn- 

Icty which have been predominant 

during the paat few weeti, 

The borne of Frank Fai'rell, 

white. Uie i 

•no, $25 in^; 

wallet in a 

windows '_ 

according to 

veutigation. 

ESTATE OP Paul t, Keller, (•lie 

known *t Paul Smith Keller), de. 

eflasiil, 

LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the 

»bov« Estate have been granted by 

the Register for the Probate of Wills 

and arantlng JjettoBS of AdmtnlBtra, 

tlon In and Mr the oily and Coun- 

tf of Bhlladelphla, In tne Common- 

wealth of PennsywanlB. to the un- 

deralglled, who request all' persons 

having claims or demands against 

the Bstarei ef the deeeised to make 

known • the ! same, and all pengni 

indebted to the decedent to make 

Bayment. without delay to 

Pideiity.phlladelphia Trait Com- 

y 

pany, Hfjnry 

135 S. Hrond fitroet. 

j > hllin]elphia, FunniL 

Or lo ll» Attorney, 

Hurry R. Kellor, 

HSU Wiiliuit Htreot. 

I'hlluMcltihla. rtniiQ. 

f «1250 

PI*H. 

BHBRIFF'S SALE I 

By virtue ef a writ of Fieri i ? nc- 

las, for sale of Mortgaged Fremi«es, 

0 me directed, Issued out of the 

3ourt of ohaneery of New jeriey, 

n the aim day of July, A. ft JJ8I, 

n tt certain cause wherein Edna 

Brloe NOMS Is eomplalnant, and 

Walter H, Hays and The Mantua 

lulldlni Assqclatlon, a eorp, of 

'enna,, are defendants, t shall on- 

w "M^lria i iuasîn i ftil n 

ofwonn the hours of twelve and 

ve o-clock P. M,-, to wit, at twelve 

1 clock noon (Standard Time) or one 

•'clock p, M, (DiiyllEht Saving 

ime) of said day, at the Sheriff's 

fflee. In Cape May Court House, 

ape May County, New Jersey: 

All that certain mortgaged prem- 

ies, with the oppurlenanees, in thn 

II! of complaint In the said cause 

-artleulariy set forth and described, 

hat id to say: • 

All the followinpr itraet or panel 

if land nnd Jremlses hereinafter 

lartlcularly described, situate, lying 

nd being in tire City of Ocean City 

i the County of Cam May and 

tote of New Jersey. • 

BEaiNNINQ in the SoutheMterly 

no of Centfttl Avenue Three Hun- 

fed and Ten (110! het Southwest, 

rardly from the Southwesterly line 

if ifourih street; containing South- 

•estwnrdly along said line of Cen. 

ml Aveime twenty (80) feet 1 in 

Pont or breadth; and of that width 

IldinB Snutlieaiitwardly between 

j parallel with Fourth Btreet one 

hundred feet to a fifteen feef 

wide street. 

BEING iho SouthwestBriy half of 

TJO! sao. Section A, )>iiin of Ocean 

City Asaoelatlon. 

Amount due under decree l« IT.- 

3Ci;.ufi, with interest and aherlff's 

* os to be added, 

WILLIAM B. F0WBI.U Sheriff. 

Dnted Jlllv 2tth, IMS. 

nrelg ft Jlllit'end, Bol'n. 

it-pf iii.os 

ri Va.c. 

of thf> 

Ji>rnoy. 

D 11)32, 

1 

SHBRIFF'8 SALt. 

m virtue rtji writ of Ktrl Fae. 

las. for sale of llprtpuail PHIBIIH. 

to HI directed. InuaA out ot tbi 

Court of Chancery of New jam, 

on the loth ixg of August, STV, 

IMS. Is * certain cause wherein 

Seaahon Buliainc ana Losn 

«w«-;,r 

ore Blding and Loan Aatooia. 

tloh, a Corporation of the state of 

New Jersey. 1* coniplalnant, and £eo 

McCabe JahnaOD, et' ux. et ala are 

defendants, I .shall expose to sale fet 

public yondue, on . 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «th, 1BSS 

between the hours of twelve and 

five o'clock P. M,, to wit., it twelve 

o'clock noon (Standard Time) or one 

o'clock P. H. (DayliEht 

i) f t th 

ok . H. (DayliEht BaVinc 

Time) of aald doy, at the Bheriffs 

office. In Cape, liu court Home. 

Cape Mar County, New JerMyt , . 

41) that pertain mortkas;eil tnwn- 

laeit, with me appnrteuanctts. In The 

hill of complaint In the Hid caune 

particularly let forth and described. 

that 

All 

to MVi 

thk following; tract or 

sf Itad tU nremlMi hereinafter 

partlcnl*rly «e«rlbed. •Muite. TlWi 

w4J«lB«f to tte O1W of OMita B% 

•' BBOtNNTNa 16 t__ 

line of Oentrsl Avepos Bp test SottUi- 

«tttnWr »d« T : tna SontHWMterly 

line Kf mraMr-fint ItntTi «m(«io- 

itaf Bouthw(!»tw»r«j- alfinf ula Use 

of OMMil AnMi m fait tt front 

tor hnadtli: 

a feet fn front 

of^hut WMth •»- 

IS; *»o*npr«# 

^ panOlel wi 

& m tm to, 

SlrlERIFF'S SALE 

Tiy vlrtm* of » writ of Fi 

nft, for Kftlf! of MoHKOrTcd r 

^ me dh-flptftd. tHHited out 

-ourt of Chnncery of New 

on the 23rd dny of .July, A. Dr 11)32, 

In a corUtln cause wttvreln £3ofi.ft1iorn 

n^ and Lonn A^poclattoti. n 

Corporation of the RtHto of New 

Jersey. In comi'latniint. ftnt. Frnnk 

Emblck, ot ux «t tils tiro, (fofonrtantfi. 

I nh all f.xpoMe to flfilo at puliht 

V»?t«Uie. on 

MONDAY, AUOU6T 22nd, 1932 

ween tho lioui-a of tw«lv** und 

o'clock P. M., to wit, Qt twelve 


o'clock P M < Dliht Sl 

SHERIFF'S SALE • 

By virtue of a vrlt'oc Fieri Vne- 

]u, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, 

to mo directed. Issued out of the 

Court of Chancery of New Jersey, 

on the 3rd day of August, A. t>. 

1911, In a. certain. cause wherein 

Swedesooro National Bank, a cor- 

poration, la cornnlalnant. ana Naomi 

M Button et 'als are defendants, I 

nhnll m£|>OB« to BAI6 at public ven- 

due, OD 

TUESDAY, BEPTEM^CR tth, 1932 

between the' hours of twelve and 

five o'olock P. M., to wit. at twelve 


o'clock 'P. M. (Daylleht Bavlnjr 

Time) of asld day at the. Sheriffs 

office. In Cape May Court House, 

Cape May County, New, Jersey. 

All that certain mortffafed prem- 

ises, with the appurtenances. In the 

bill of complaint In tho aald cause 

tllrty set forth and described. 

at l» to '«ay: 

All the following tract or parcel of 

land and Dremtsea hereinafter par- 

ticularly described, situate, lylnu- and 

belu« In the Cltr ot Ocean city. In 

the" Ordntv of Cane May and State 

oT Ne% Jersby: BBINO Lot No. M«, 

In Section "A", on,Plan of the Oc- 

ean City Association. 

BEGINNING at a point In the 

uthtl li f Ab p 

Aabury 

o nundr 

t 

Avenue, 

red nine- 

d 

Soothes»terly line of _ 

lit tns dUt«nfe of ana ..__« 

» O«) ftlt Southwe^twa, 

ft* Sonthmnrtefl)- line of . 

Street, conulnW Mtttknitw^lr 

nsmrw'i&i^'^ririi! 

or breaiJth: aha oi thlt wlaih ei- 

t«ndlnc Bouthaiitw.rdly between 

n t m JW* W*''• •*•*«»» itrset, 

ML fftoSb^f.1»^ ir ^, nntwahlly from, thp Southeantnrly 

lino of Atlantic Avs-nUe; cantnlnlnf? 

HouthcaatwArdly alonjr said line of 

Second Street, 40 feet Jn front or 

breadfh, and of that width extend 

intT Northeastwardly betw on 

k-malclng estibllshintnt In 

dweod, near tho heart of the 

Among l them\was Brward 

reputed eholr singer, who 

,i heen arrested twice before on 

Bilar charnea. Baton and his 

l,on 

I-SNAP SHOTS— 

At The 

Police ought to try u> put 

|«all on tie tall of tho (inrnt 

|Udef. It%work« with blida, 

ney say. 

The school board wonV out 

tialarleB—but [til borrow mon- 

| 

If people don't pay utten- 

to their tax bills, theyll 

Interest later on. 

o|ty 

Ob, 

TuckahoieB. and L. 

To Pay Out $25,00C 

Tuckakoft—Twenty-five thouaani 

dollars will be distributed, most 

ly in Upper Township, the wee' 

of September 6, bv the Tuckaho 

BuildinR and Loan Association 

when 192 1*2 shares of the olini 

•series wilt mature. 

At the 8a">£, 1 _t im ®i 

Winners in alt divisions of to- 

day's baby parade and the;name 

of the champion baby will he 

made public Wnight at the Flan- 

ders pool when Queen Eilythe 

Fincourt and her maids of honor, 

as -well as the city commissioners, 

will be* honored guests at a water 

carnival. 

A number of professional flwim- 

merg and divers will help enter- 

tain the crowd at the pool to- 

night, and the clowns who kept 

thousands of persons in gales of 

laughter before and during the 

pageant this morning will do their 

stuff again. 

Gay Galleon Party 

Following the laraivni, the 

girls, including the other nine who 

were eliminated in the final judg- 

ing, and the city commissioner!;; 

will be guests of the Golden Gal- 

leon ballroom at 10 p. m. 

With the crowning of Miss Fan 

court as Queen Infants XXIV in 

front of the music pier by Mayor 

Headley, the parade started late 

this forenoon, following 1 her coro 

nation, the queen went t- 

Catchtns Ocean Gitri flrrt'ino- 

vie magnate In a - remlnlBcent 

mood the otter day, Tfce BinU, 

nel-Ledger- persuaded hini to; W- 

late some of his early «"•«*. 

enoei. 

"Well, It was like tUi," Elffler 

said. (Most overbody In Ocean 

Otty knowi the IOBBI florist W 

Ms first name). t»'«p J i 

roller skating rink and bowlulg 

alleyl. We botfgBt * ttti ,pWf» 

which was owned by Mayor Head- 

ley and was known o* Hemdley's 

Pier, and moved it inside tne 

boardwalk, between 9tt)-«t. ind 

the J«te of. 7 pet «m* will to 

churged on flU idt***jn 

latent 

ManyR«pondlo 

for to 

MM Find. Fa*or Among 

Froperty, Owner* 

Renierober TU» Bsndt 

"The music forth* skaters wag I 

ftirnlslicd by tile Ooean City band. | 

ifif 

Oeean City au«rey,:As»ooi«loti^l«, 

reported by members,«f the ai- 

Boclatlon, following Hit ÔTuae*, 

neat last week Oat woilt tod 

beta sterted, and; the Bending ont 

of lettar* to property owners; at*- 

Ing tor ausletaiice. , , -• ' 

The iurvey 'Will comprise . ftJ 

ML 1 

large In number, but with two 

notable appeals being dismissed, 

the reduction waB comparatively 

small, being only ?74,210, on 

property previously a?sc:.aod nt 

J1.601.S20. 

The appeals dismissed were 

tbo«e or the Wildwood Pier and 

Realty Co., whlfch sought to bring 

(Continued on Tuge S) 

g p 

half nn hour or more before 

that time, and continue for tho 

same time nfter. 

The eclipse Is caused by tlie 

moon passing between the nun 

and tbe earth, partly shutting 

off the sun's rays. The next ec- 

lipse of the sun will not take 

place until 1963. 

Smoked glasses are. required 

to observe the sun without 

hnrting the eyes. 

dip artist, will open the program. 

She will he; followed bs Charles, 

W. Miller, tenor, who is heard on 

the air weekly over stations W. 

A. B. C. and W. I. P. He was 

a member of the prlfrlna! east of 

•*My Maryland." N 

Lewis Shearer, baritone, a win* 

tier of the Atwater K^nt audition 

of ionth Jeriey in 1,881, and §ee- 

ond place singer, in the atate -to 

that contest, will fdnir several wdl 

known operatic numbers, and El- 

mer Zeij-ler, violinist and Phila- 

delphia radio artist will round out 

the museal program. 

The evenn|*i spaker wll be 

Dr. R. S. inyder, who has tnlT-, 

eled -wdelv through Buitfa mak> 

lni> a survey of the cn'ttomt and 

probliBM of that nation, will KrM 

an illoitrated lecture on "The 

Challenge of Soviet Russia." 

Arthur B. Messick 

(Jiven Belief Job 

Arthor a Messiclt. of WUdwood 

Crest, tas been appointed iniiniei- 

pal director of emergency .relief 

in that borough and will awume 

duties of tBc post Immediately, ac- 

cording to an announcement from 

complete itBnjjj of er»ry 

spending depar^nent In the flltr, 

including the school Byutem. Witt 

a view to determining whether 

the city is being operated n» ec- 

onmnleally .and u effleientlr aa 

^^S 

AfS 

will be an o*a> 

conductwl on ttp W 

tBe muilc ffli' 

i n 

possible. . V 

State Grosp Aid*. 

Wilder M. Rich, director of re- 

search, of the New Jersey State 

Taxpayera' aBsoelaUon. has been 

secured by the frarrey associa- 

tion through A. B. Erorepn, exo- 

eutlye seerotary of the state aa 

socurtion. Mr. Rich Is ah ex 

pert in municipal survey work, 

having hod a long attd varied 

career v as city engineer and city 

(Continued on Fuse 7 

se 

the 

theuica 

ts un 

on the 

has named «K 

stokers,to * 

the N«- 1JB - 

g 

ttiR Rtatn Emergency Relief 

ministration. 

Ad- 

Chester I, Barnard,. state direc- 

tor of emergency relief, made the. 

appointment on, recommendation 

of Alfred Cooper, Cape May (oun- 

ty dlrtetor. 

School Opening 

Put Off Two Days 

Retort Itutitutiottt to> Open 

Wednesday, SepternbeSr 14 

A Dhange in plans.(or the op- 

ening of Ocean City Schools was 

announced this week by (Woi(t 

E. Brown, city superintendent of 

schools. 

A teachers' meeting will Jw 

called at 3 V- m. On Tna»dB.y, 

September 1$, for':all teachers 

They will meet In the lilgh school 

building to receive > lnstrocUopt 

and to officially report W? duty, 

U t 

Surveyor Tetts of Another Who Lived 200 Years Ago 

Mere Boy; Who hiad Only Criidc Instruments, Blazed Tnal of Enduring Aecunncy horn Virginia to lê Erie | led'tCt 

In* dramatic story of-a re-la trail of achievement that^waslyeyjr, Is followed a rtMlfhtÛBB IfamllF -mm, fl«»l«td .•» to tarwJ?^^ 

&bW^ 

daflyi^g^ 

hew at «oon. 

be In h* 

Prof. 

g 

ter aa « 

bwch-wd 

tee and " 

8:80 

Icr" 

(Get 

d to officilly p ? y, 

School will open for *U stu- 

dents the following day, W 

day, September 14, at 9 a. , 

Sessions will J» helfl all day, sjndj 

a full day's woilt, »

* pnl illuiirkiilih mil nt u piovloun 

i^DtltiH* Hlnco llio 1>UK(< Wmlh I'lnuili Huntli>\, yt'iHfinibci 4, WI\HP at till' Stmitil 

tlfjnnllrtXt Uio HHNui'tnlluii In IHT't, Km CIHUICM A I'lutllo), I'hllii- I* Pnwi 

WMII lib llut vnmn moMllitt \MUI ilrlpltlit 

her i>. nittlnti.iUv 

tlir »ni\ip mnil wlino tlir l'liein will hu wKnhil innilc i 

liow p f erf u l ul iireucher Drencher 

lib niillitlnft ntfw Htinirtu, MIlJullH lll|l|l!H ihlllllK 1)10 lUOl! 

mill xoctitlvo. For tlic pml si* 

Two Mrvlces will b« held tho 

yp:u« liiia Hold tho office of 

Mnlng flcy, unrt dnlly oven im inul on 

of tlife Mliilatoriuin of 

• -- t- JfnRNkniH will lie pramntntl tnni Inventor of Subs Speaker 

i 

' « t"5 tnfc w««H, Movpt Snttirdny Tlir 

*V*nj, of ftlotliiR wriiion will lt« iirviicliot At Lake Family Reunion 

K «T S«ptwnli«r J, nltlliMftli llio till (Ctmtlucd frtim I'IIKO One) 

Ni*rWtU* *rimcl« Will (mntlniin Siiniluv nor- HnrdU)noi', of Ihla clly, will rto- 

M."*** *J vh«i »ft*t thnt 

1 Ivnl" Ihn wolrninlnK NUilraiui nflu 

will; Dr, Howard B, Hand, IMMUOI" ot I.BWIH it, l.iiltc, «f Nntlonnl I'nik 

STTT . tho Adtoent* M. B. Chinch oi will rtl 

nprwMUA-'Ckmnnltm-n, win nwmih Sirndnv 

K Dr. Atlnmti' ndilriwn. 

*- -il ««!• ki 10t46 «,ro. Dr. John Bteil, of O HorrofliB. of Atlimtlc .Clly, 

... IMul- th« Columbia uv, M K Chun h. will *U\K, nml Glwood S. John- 

OT lift PhllMlelflhlii, will li« tho BIIMVPI milii of Atlnnllo tlnnllo city, ty, will Rvo 

8-15 p, IA R6t. Ilarbprt rcliilnknwnctw i 

of tbo Unit nnfl 

IMltor of thto 

M, ti Church, will Vrm> (hii|dnln 'to 

..... lArltbno naltM oud lonrt (ho l)i. t 

ttWup wJnKtn*. 

i FrBftthera during iim week will 

'WHAt we CONSIDER 

BUYS IN 

flAM CITY 

Ust ', be twiftn mattel «nd Spirit, dtVlriltV, ai tbf exnmplg the primrec«lvea 

more splri!u»l ideas, itivo, unchanjrlnff essence of Kooii: 

more understanding which ia tho 

ewbatsnce of Spirit. / 

Afraln, to continue on thin point 

•>t Corporeal sense, no orpin c 

Strpclure can niako ili^t t 

oph scull. Wllllnin ' Lilly, llonty 

JU>lJPr. Itminpll Null}'. 

Miii'KiU'l'ltP (Ininhle, Mru, Tlmnrioiu 

Hnclirali, Murlori Mlirphy 

Slj-i. NurmiiB II, HIIIK, Xliii. Witliuili 

N. Kniick. .Mra, OuDrfts Sony. 

Liiulwi T- Corson, MTB. sfnbnl 

Moiingliiiii. Lnulso CrilxrlbHI; Piithcrlno" 

Gordon, Mra. LMwfU'd Cor- 

Jt o 

nman. Mra. J. L. Loper nnd Mm. 

Ponn.iylvnnia, 'hla present term RoBortn. 

|linvint> four more yenrs to riin. 

I'rovlous to lita piwioht incum 

l>mc\ 'ln» i\ui iftiitor of one of 

ho tililnst l.iithenrn cnnciPEitlon* 

ill enatnrn l'onnsylviUiln, Tririitv 

.it limidiniT. Previous to that j 

ihnrjfp hn lliid rli!lrKr»lr«l U 

lUi. U. N. l>a\ld»oj». Rfttor 

S#r\i«>j for Hth Stintla\ ifttr 

. ltimt\ 

s n m Holx EtfriiatiM. 

MormnR PMMT ami 

sormon, 

T;45 in K\Tnsonp and «d 

On SUIMNX |,»vt Iho Kwtor 

;nlo a rrnsnnablr Appeal to tho 

mvti»n for iheir OCMIS:,!.^.! 

f 

j t l)i.u 

un unc IIUUIOUB moittil s.q LIOI'K 1 

eye is po»Xcct" Is th 

vulun where ihcrp is iio ii'.J, lid 

LOJIi.LIJlleilO'iH 1 Oiu HOt tl ) oC 

Inlnt cntih n ctoiK u)i i • »f 

thin When he said "Ho that planted 

ttib OBI Hhall hb not hear* Ilc 

that rotrhflo 1 ilivo, unchanging essence of g 

—the dopondobillty nnd autlioritatlwness 

of Dloty, jp*at pQ*ir 

which rules alt notions with u rod 

of iron, that is, (in immutable 

Principle This Principle la incorruptible 

BeinKI a continuing Principle 

which presents an aspect of 

fetofrial Life, ita permancneft and 

cojltlnulty, us well as the invariable 

nature of Truth and tho Immutability 

of Love. What a blesnlnK 

to. mankind it is to have a 

(U4 «jte shall He 

Gdtl we cuh intellisenUy know Ip dirist, Tmtlli'jH 

not «t«6r Aft\o foi i'ie ^ptti'iincnt 

of the lo il .liiirch \\o-es knowing tint there is only one 

of Boston, MaM«huSrttH ent Jielp" in times of rouble [Mind and that Mmd Goil, can ind 

Mcmfx-r of the Board of Lectur« Then I had a Gnil that was rlo'elijoee put iin end to the belief of 

ship of the Mother Church. The by and awnlnble for mv needs. |manv pinuli, oiHTHtinjr Then the 

First ((lurch of Christ, Srlcrtdit, 

in ftoslon. MBM 

From the moment of it«? first 

jl-ii-iuerj in 1S66 m Mnrj Baker 

Edd\, Chrhtiin Sclcnto has nf 

forcil ad\inti£ti that hnve been 

\t-idrK tvroeniitd The nUtrlBcr 

benefits 

\V h it i it thai hinilei"i sor 

from acirptinR tioil s btnefit'.'* 

What xi, it tiut a wronc *-ense of 

thing-.' Filop ccluctition has 

t-»URht inortnh to look to tht 

five corporoal senses of relnble 

testuiloin lhout all things 

The u prl.1 hu>- made a ^Ptlt^ »f 

r .ori'ori il -i-nse What the 

niatrrlil n< »« 

K at this sen'icc 

wool, a r;idt artist unto ;nnl 

soloist at many funnlon in t'bil 

irielplui Tin! i iiMr l 

ff-n 

orablv 

thai 

m-l\ Mr Se« ml the 

fo 

h oi \ . c I or 

Mr r. , i-n-n wl « i 'out it 

at 

P' I •• 1 i 

M' S.n\ ml 11 1C1 n i- T d 

whi-h will S dmtj hi- i TI rs\i(il i* 

•J«M«F the \\>ntpr months 1>\- 

>h't S»mH\ i- 

i n 

number cf »" 

nf trtxinf ttkvH 

«iH bo 

tn 

"Ghrist Jesus." Subject 

tiwa.tit 

For Christian Scientists 

kJ in~e of 

reiht\ m the trut imrtpT is lini: 

i>f tho i,enitiii** fucts o f Fur example, nfter * h-'l le»rn I 

ed of Chiiht .m Gnoiue. whene\er 

1 had finished a lonfr, nun! tin's' 

»oik and «*-. wi ir\ .ind ro^'n 

brine 

M.inkind i- Iclrmnir th it this out 

wirtl woild i' \ICVMMI b\ the 

j\c -.(.use is not thc world ol 

Goil s creating but is i counterfen 

.hii Mhich sWint m hi tin 

not 

His i,n1 i "incli imp nf thp 

coiiwn il sf»ses *lht entire re ilm 

of mvernl ~.enie i-. out ide the 

realm of tin Inr intcll n-irc 111 

our Moublc .v-iur in the mi 

terial, sciiJt rvilm Acf muLit i"i I 

of matter i an irtumulat on of 

matenil on-i II- t',nn\ ill 

t.n rrf^n- in ,iccu ui.lntipn ot I 

nttter is futilp ,„ ûirint-^ c ! 

s irit\ nciinst |,is i-s -mi cr-i^nc ' 

| n brsines* Ui^hi to I n w nt 

i us biimif of tonliiPiir n t'ic' 

"' m'< nal imimi at business" Both 

1 - 

ed I would t.ikc time lo Milnk or 

Him, to realize flis infinite ln\p 

and His omnipotent power Then 

thc confusion \anish, ind streiiK 

th and illcttness tnke their pi ICP-- | 

Thi" midi tltf Gcil of thi- B-hle, 

\er\ real and n heahne; Influ I 

encf, for m> need w« i|unh 

ties ofrdmne Mind's own natuie 

BARITONE C 

We learn ne\er to settle iin- -.UDect 

until we refer It to Mind tiOi), 

and consider it from a correct 

basis 

In his thinking and nvine the 

Christian Scientist fmilb that the 

College Courses 

ROY E. 0 

EQUlTABUE LIF 

Christian Science Society 

iOHT 

&nnch of The Mother 

The Flr*t Chu 

entitt. 

Ch rH of t^hH 

In ftotton. 

Sunday Morning Servkti, 

o'clock 

•t Doughty 1 CHARLES C. Itt 

OFFERING 

Prtildtnt 

A COMPLETE 

AND ACCURATE 

OPTICAL SERVICE. MONTEIX 

Eye examination* by experienced 

optical dOctort. An accurate dye 

light ger-vlce. under the direct 

SUpervlfion of experts, al a 

moderate fee. Thirty year* prac 

! Thta(r«. 8th 

tlc^ In Atlantic City, 

near Dos-TH wd.SIMSSO^Vfc:. /L . OCEAN CTHf 

Tlglah* 100% Sup*r 

'-*' Panmylvan* 

la Motor Oil keep! 

It* body lon'gtr — 

cotta leaa p*! 1 mil*. 

Ons Grankcaa* full 

will prove It. 

. t 

Fruits and 

If you are 'a, thrifty/ 

opportunity to replen . 

lots for convenience and'; 

9%c Choice $reeb: t l ' " .;',J^K 

•Peas * 

Packed «t the paafc of flawirj- Biijn" 

ASCO Royal Anne Cherries tall,$ 

Choice Sliced Pineapple U 

12c Pitted Pie Cherries 

Pineapple Juice 

Green 

.Beans 

New pack—IMS crop. R«a«r 

Eveready Fruit Cocktail , 

14c Glenwood Grapetniit •- «sa» J 

Grapefruit Juice No. l i 

9c Hitter Cooked 

Spaghetti 

Tomato Bm» A t)l» 

Choice Crushed Corn ' . ', 

BVac ASCO Beans with, Pork 

Bitter Pork and Beans j- - 1 

Farmdale ' *« 

Lima Beans f r r 

Save twenty-nve ccnU on evary Jpaan^yaûi 

Del Monte Asparagus Tips ^4 da.-: 

9V2c Farmdale String .Beans S cans 

ASCO Country Genttetnen'Corn cao' 

A80O- Wfctta Meat 

12 «~ $2.00 

8ltv« forty conU ft 

ASCO Tomato Soup T 

7c Ritter Tomato Soup • 

7t ASCO Tomato Juice . ' 

Cut Red Beets , , 

'i m. 

5c: 6 

6c, 

raed dan 8c, • 

ASCO Fancy Sweet- / ' f 

Peas' - i **-» o - v •* r 

•I end.T urn! llavorfiil—serve v. Ith m«lied Ijouella - 

Farmdale Swefet Peas can 12^c,v 

ASCO Small Sifted Peaa can 17c, 

Bread wniDDea rfc . Victor SUced 

Supreme laa( • • Brehd ' 

Sllc«l 01 llllillcftl A WfiBPta ltmt. 

7Vic ASCO Toasted Bread Crumbs 

Suribrite or Octagon Cleanser S cans,; 

Mione Hand Soap or Skidoo 2 calm 

Octagon Products - - Specially Priced /' 

White Laundry Soap 

Soap Powder 

Toilet Soap 

Palmolive Toilet Soap 

i cakes 26 

*2 Pkgiil 

.14 cakeB M 

caked 21 

mal 1 pfcgs^ 

Super SudS (fireeao DIslmashlDs) 3 8 

Buy for Quality - - - Hav** for Pr^mhi [US. .1 

m Quality Meats for the Whole Family \ 

Genuine Spring LAMB •/, 

Brea'.t Lamb Ib 8c I Ruck Chops 1I> 

Neck Lamb Ib 12c I Rib Chops Ib 

ShoiildeiB Lamb tb 17c I Loin Chops Ib 

Lugs TJimli Hi 21c I Lamb Liver Ib 

Ijimb IB dt In luui IUIII nourishing This 1B the best L&knb 

nM*. Silict Jôur favarlt^ nit and note tho "'— 

Lean skinned Hams 

Large 

Size 16< Small 

Size 

Wtiolo or Shank Half 

Luncheon Meat or Lebanon Bologna 

Sliced Dried Beof Tenders 

Domestic Swiss Cheese 

Pimento Sandwich Cheese 

Fancy Fresh Killed Large (214 to 

Chickens 

Fresh SEA FOOD in All Our Meat 

:J6c. 

Cleaned Preah Sea '*tor 

Bass or Croakers , "*, 

One pound Cleaned Fish In eqml Va two pound* TytoMiJ 

Large Vntsh Sea Scallops 

Produce Fresh from Nature's 

Fancy Seedless Grapes 

Eating or Cooking Apples 

White Freestone Peaches 

Sound Ripe Tomatoes 

Extra Large Bartwtt 

GoMeo *» lilil.' 

Ripe

fvicerf 

Strand on Sunday 

Camp Meeting Opens 

" tf yi«i Famfly Resort 

itfJF*reaeher8 listed Fof Dally Ser- 

vices at Qcaan City Tabernacle Association 

801117111 canip meeting M 

Op«an City 'Tabcrnaolo AB- 

AM, TojIriderB of Ocean Cliy, 

...,. ft Um for eiiht daj^, he 

gkilnfe Sundftj, At the can.p 

eroundB bounded bv Anbuj .mil 

" vesjey UVB., and 6th and 6th st". 

it will quirk ttlo C4th sciio« ilvn thentio for a sor-iT. CJorien, Sanflay etotilhp. TfaB 

I'lqo to 'be conducted bv D), Uoss I nurtibsr, which was writttii by T. 

If. Stover, IN. puHaii, will ht he feqtiire of 

Dr. E, P. PfatteicliPr, president .the evening sorvlce.. 

of tho Lutheran Minlstorium of Included' In the' Chorus will bo: 

Pennsyh unlit, mil be tho preooli- .iiihn T, BCBI, mdfnrd Hdgniij 

thli Sunday PIFIIIH)!. He will Di Norman Hold,' Hirboft R. 

the local pastor,Smith, IJIIIH Doclp. 

and J 

tone 41 BrooK-. Grreiiwool, hari- William H, Collisaion, Jt'. 

one of FhilrdcluhmN pph Scott, William ' Lilly, 

Jus- 

pei^ 

l .it 

rcinurknblv wfl 

iorvice at the Strum! 

Is Powerful l 

Or. 1'fMttfaldhor 

\v]io did so 

a pro\ious 

JiS imtiofi.ills 

fl l 

sermon. 

7:45 p. 

dress. 

m. Evenaonir and ad- 

On Sundav lust the Hector 

iftoilo a reasonnblc appeal to the 

coiiprcjration for their considera- 

tion of the prohlPmi l'ld ta'.k^ 

Which will confront Hin eliurch 

dutinji- the winter ino'ntih*, Dv 

ilc'.t Sunday il is hoped that each 

rtiimiber of the conirreKatjon aa 

Jt r«Bult of havmj; taken thnught 

will he prepireil to lontnlmtc .it 

le^bt fl to«,ml the i-xoenie-i nf 

| the church durine the winter 

Contnliufions 0O con- 

and some 600 

Lopsr, 

Niilty, 

hl 

p, y 

.Marguerite Oninhle, Mrs, Theii. 

doro Bachran. Marlort Murphj 1 , 

Mis Nqrinsn R. Hnlg, Mrs, Wll- 

1'mii N, Httnck, Sirs. tJtorge U 

T l T C f o i( 

, tJtorge Uf. 

T. Cofgon, i(rs. Jlntnl 

.ifonaKhfin. I.ouiso CrUWffirtj td' 

thcrlne' Gordon, Sirs, Edward Oor- 

nnian, lira, J, L. Loper and Mrs, 

Roborti. 

A LECTURE ON - 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCj; 

EUtld 

K e 60 victors, 

he has iilway.i had time (o lio 

keenly intci-ostcd in the welfare 

of the locnl oiânlintion. 

latent lnoê fo> the êUei 

of tile local church was the con 

uihmntion of a new pari.sh 

alignment which he rftx-tcd this 

spring, whereby tho conirrepntion 

w enabled to be served I>v 

K jMitnr nistnil of uppht". 

which filled their purjijt iiilernilt- 

tently fiom Sunday to Suudny. 

Through the efforts of thr 

tnisl at "Tltc Church on the 

Ronrdwnlk," it was Possible to r(.. 

engu 

I 

woo-. 

.7. Brooks (irciMiwoml ti> 

at this Kcrvicfv 

a radio ;irtist Mr. Grpfn 

f note, anil 

soloist, at many functions in Plill- 

udclphia and cnvlr';n:i, was so 

favorably received that Iniincdt- 

itely Mr. Scwanl, the ororanlst, 

was ileli.pated to piiir.'iKe him for 

thi L eniif For r\ei il 'cu c 

w,is wWened to f$* 

foet, whei tlie opportu 

Mayor Headley said 

that ne viai ,ta favor Pf tha cityV 

agreeing to tbe conditions laid 

down by the state. Id rotnrn tor 

state aid in developing tha ile)$ 

tbe city would be required lo gu- 

arantee that lt would be kept 

open for the use of all private 

and commercial planes for 10 

years. 

Fire Protection For 

South End Promised 

Plans ore Jbejng made st pres- 

ent for installmK a water exten- 

sion line and standpipe fsauth of 

52nd St., to (dve high pressure 

water service in case of fire. 

Mayor Harry Headley told mem- 

bers of the South End Improve- 

ment Association Friday night 

The mayor also told the 60 

members at the meetine that a 

fire house may be built in the 

south end not so far in the fu- 

ture. He also dwelt at some 

length upon the cttv'fl Budget. 

HEAD THE Cl AHSIPIED ADS 

Washingtonfis sm\eympr lnstiu- 

ments crude and indtcurmr com 

HeiiiE u .ml as a sample, the 4«uratc Wllh Poor inHtTumenm. 

itltj was not found until th 

jcht Club Fete 

[o Open Tonight 

ig Girls to Appear in 

(Annual Mardi Grat 

niKht will mnrk the flrit up 

ance this season of tho Fam 

[Daniin^. Rlrls of tho OITUII 

tlniht ( lub 

ho\ \\i\\ Htage beveial actK .it 

] M irill Grus tonight and to 

fow night .« the \achl (lub 

riielr dancei an 1 iu i w and 

finy other uttractlona are also 

for the evening's entertain 

Christy, popular accordeon 

who has made a. bit hit 

people of all ages, will play 

liar isnga. 

Ira, Russell Hanscom will bt 

list of tbe affair.' She hns 

ared on many programs pre- 

td at the Yacht Club and Is 

| of the favorite artlMs. Two 

ago she was Reclaimed at 

I Golden Oallton, 

idalty dances will be pre- 

by: Bedee Jones, Clara 

Eleanor Long. Eleanor 

Jean Campbell and 

Bernstein, , 

Eleanor Smitli will lie 

s of ceremonies. 

through \alle>b — hiiw lie did it, 

1 dpn't know Hlb viurk was more 

than tluu of Daniel 

Boone or Clarke, th^ t-xploriTs 

After his couise was iletermined, 

he had to lun nirht down tjie 

line, wherc\er it led 

How he forded ttivanu. still 

his hands Hid 

noW> bouki were 

to damage. 

"He lnul no help save what he 

took with him — no blazed trees j 

nf prideipssors His lines were 

the first lines He and hii men 

had to carry KUHU; had io hunt 

and fish ami snare their foo 1 

is they went alonjr 

Left Lasting Markx. | 

"He left behind hi I tell talf 

marks that have turvKed the een- 

lunes' 

"His experience as a nurvevor 

tuu^ht him that hurdEihips had to 

be endured if suet.es_s weie to be 

realized It pave him ,i respon 

sibihty and ennfldente in hH «wn 

judgment io he^ to the lme» 

"lt also ttave him confidence to 

treat with the mdian chiefs and 

C A hand, SI Monica's (Phil.i the Fiench eenenils wlth whom 

dilpliln) cliuuh band .mil boj he came in contact — confidence 

«out and Ameru in LPEIOII biiRle that -tood him well in the (t.ivi 

unil drum corpi of this ciU * when hc wus moulding a nation " 

by Winners to Be Made 

at Flanders Pool 

|(Continued from Ttm One) 

tartBd down the walk. A po- 

and honor escort of strvice 

• accompanied him, with num. 

of the Germantown • Boys' 

i and boy icouts qarryinB na- 

«l and city cmblemg. 

of the biggest hits .of the 

• was the Mardi GKIB division, 

Iwhich , the organiiatlons, clad 

I Kroteique coatumen, paraded, 

b Hill'Billy colored IJ'nd, play 

I instruments of their own nian- 

ure, led thJs division, new 

i year.. _ • ' 

Many Fancy Dressers 

i htaviest entriei were in 

fancy dress division in which 

irly 100 boys and mrli, in cos- 

)ea of all descriptions, paraded 

'ore Judgei., Tht ioat divisions' 

alio untnuaUy large this' 

dinsioni in'line were 

Qape May .County Ameriean 

n band, Caledonian PiP s 

Octan Cits and Bridgeton 

scout bands. Gennantown 

JSub band, ialem SL M, 

Parents!. 

Send the Whole Child 

to School 

Before school opens make sure that your child's 

eyesight is what it ihould ba. Does your child squint 

or screw up his face? Does ht seani less alert'than 

usual? Does he complain of headaches 7 Is he out 

of sorts generally? If he or she shows any of these 

symptoms, look out for eye strain! - 

Bring Your Child to 

Blatt's Optical Section 

For a Thorough Eye âmbition by Our 

Expert State Lieenied Optometrirts, 

DR. H. R. N0VR0S, Optometrist in charge, 

Complete Report Will Be Sent to Patents the Following Day. 

Special Low Prices for School Children, 

M, E. BLATT CO., Maualna, 

EWEES 

«12-24 CHESTNUT ST 

• • PHILADELPHIA • • 

Sk an d SaL 

of /93s- 33 

In ti.- HOTEL ILATfDERS . , . SOUTH SOLARIUM 

THURSDAY • FRIDAY . SATURDAY 

September 1-3 . . , morning, afternoon, evening 

Your Chance to Catch up on Faskion , , . and 

' Back In T«wn Already Costume J *or Fall! 

Here are some *nigkligkt»*! Coau, top-neavy witk' 

fur.,, precious furj ,,. mink, silver foxes, blue foies, 

kolinsky, Persian, a 1ft Schiapnrelli, Pateu, 

Bruyefo. CapM, capes, capes ! Exquisitely jkeer 

wooUns in daytime and-EVENING GOWNS. 

Velvets superk in Presses and millinery . . . Paiou's ' 

•new "M.eclieval Brown" and "Tea Rose Beige" 

... Ok, tliey're all kere!. Come see for yourself] 

At the " : - . .,,.•.' uV 1 Night 

i ,,-a 

an i u ,1 ,,fcf Irom 

Ir 

i*,t*.... v ii22?24 Chestnut Street 

OPEN 

NOW- 

Oil Prdducts In Ocean City! 

1W« Purot.Bthyt- 

* pFttnlum pr»t)« 

« iulln» PLUS 

thyl — will lm- 

prova h rt 

pure OU products and the best 

of service ar

Qratt ifi -Rlrs. Arthur W, Shoo 

A. Stedem and Mrs. 

we» hostesses to, a 

Catholic Daughters 

at the parochra] school 

tteeday iutfit. 

* W (Tp | The following were present, 

MA* *n la^ Mis» Evajjm Raystou, Mm, J. D 

t» remew, Gartland, Mrs. M. Caison, Miss 

** prw^ntiH X H M O C l M 

Of 

, , Ms 

. X. Hane, Mrs. O. CasEln, Mis 

Edward J&SIJBII, Mrs. KrniB, M «. 

i S 

fciS^ JfffiWI? Ml «- O*Mn SaniDSMj, Mrs. 

'-^"•^ *•"-"-'; A.. Wi*i. Mn. A. Beef, Mri, J, 

-aiit~i=avii---»' IP- W»BPW«J.f,S B f Un - P- c ' Williaan, of 

PhiladeipWa, will remain in the 

rtso Dr. 

oren and Mr 

. all of-'•; 

ly eroup 

Mr. imd 

f 

P&SSifti 

in the resort. 

Mr .and Sirs. 

Mr, and MM. 

Itay in trie resort, 

Mrs, Dora Koch, of Pliiladel- 

resort until after Labor Day, . phla, is .enjoying sea breezes here, 

Mrs Daisy H f Wd' ^ rs Charles CadwaldBr Mi 

til after Labor Day, 

Mrs, Daisy Haynor, of Wood- 

ury is enjyi tfl 

. j y g 

Charles CadwaldBr, Miss 

E M d M 

y aynor, of W o o d - , s 

bury, is enjoying a reitful vaca- Marion Eurns, Mr, and Mrs. J. 

tl t Sth t d C l ? I R b t L f t ll f 

, jyg a reitfu 

tlon at Sth st, and Cenlral 

* Ml Hl Wl 

, J. 

I-nne, Robert Lefort, all of 

M hi 

and Mrs. 

and family. of CIB 

mnininu all month 

Mrs, Ijeonore 

Johnstown, ig 

»ort visitors. 

Mr.^ Gioi-a-e Patu 

«»>. PJf-. hai been 

and will exten,, h n 

ter Labor Day '• 

•Dr. H, Gardiner 

itthh win 

a th st, and Cenlral a% i? , t ot, all of 

* Mlis Helen Welgound. of Kill. GenBantown, and Miss Catherine 

delphia is amon th rt' tilts of Philatlclptiin are among 

leason in the resort. 

adelphia, is among the reiort's va- tuts, of Philadclphiit, are amoiiR 

cationists; ,thoie who have Hneiit the entire 

Mr. ami Mrs. August Schmidt, 

of Washin«ton, D, C., lire spend- 

ing- a pleasant tacation liese, 

Mr. and Mrs, P, Pjoro and son, 

of WashinRton, EJ. C, arc amoni' 

lie summer vacationists in the re- 

sort. 

moilier, Mrs, Sarah W. Miller, 8lh 

ully decorated and 

2 candles, Jean 

lifts, nTnonK lliem •"!" 

and a kodak, which she. prizes 

highly. - " 

Jean is the ilauKhter of Mr, nnd 

Irs, A, K, Bourges, %vho will bo 

liero later on Ibis se.i.son She 

s now staying wish her (jrand- 

s 

Grecr, 

ory, John I 

Edith M 

. M " M(1 

of honor, 

the h 

Mrs, Alberta 

Pmelin and the 

Portor Stiles, and 

Mrs. Baker, 

• • • 

iiii«? f H T ' I Suniay Sdwoi Clan 

^flA,*^?- Her* on l»nr»ion 

^^^^ &1SS1 J. T 1 " E^lllor iunday school 

vJira, Catherine £|BM of Heuaupo motorBri hire 

ne 

Mm. A. Medango, 

din. HIM Cauiorine 

Hb^n Wallls. Mri 

W Mr and Robmt 

Boberl A How- 

• VloJU, Mr, mid 

C. AddlBcott, Mr. 

Sdnchal. Jjr and 

Mi L 

or. Miss Luis 

itberlno Find, loul 

Jr.j John Ticrno . 

lilck. Mrs. Lowi^ 

wfl JIrs willi 

cpaupo motored here 

Wednesday to spend t]ie day on 

the beach and to haie a shore 

dinner at the. home of Mrs. An- 

nie Stanton, 030 Bay av. 

Present were the teachtr, Mrs 

Flora Bennett, a former resident; 

Miss Jean Mathia, Mr.;, Ada Ma- 

thls, Mr«. Lavinia Hunt, Mrs 

Carrie-Paine, Mrs. Christie Platt, 

Mrs. Edith Frank. Miss Cert rude 

Helms, MjB!, Ida Shute and Mi •; 

Elsie Lamson. - 

mmjpss. KWSSTU 1 

ECl, Mis 

Mrs V. Ddnlap, 

Edw » rd BJn- 

Banholier. Mr. 

Spear. MIBB Bel- 

nn at 

touiltrv rlul«. 

r, Willnin W ul .'ml -Mr 

Black, ,,f (hoêr, v ho aie 

rig hero nl IT0(. K Wi-slp\ 

entertained tne follo«mE .'i 

noflier, Mrs, ,'J. Weber, 

Mtel. ihe is a stiiden 

Uline Academy, Nnw 

Tiim 

, uBliertrril MiTllc 

Hill: Miss Elsie Lorlier, Carol 

Lorber nnd George CleBrt, of 

Vlneland: Mr. anil Mrs. John 

Gandv, of Miranwr; Nelson Boyd, 

of Ocean City; Albert Corpon, of 

Pl Mi Di Hit f 

Pniermo; Miss Dnrls Hcritnire, of 

tlie Riehwood; Miss Chriatina Welch, 

a stndent at the \lt- af Merchantville; Mi«s Frances 

jyltNn>-,'Ynrk City, fay^ of Ashland: Miss Woolbert 

, ... ..." Of BritlKetnn: Blaiiey Johnson, 

,.1 «eddlii(, Merle nnd Albert Brewine, Syd- 

Mt Handers, Uey Stubhins, of Kirkwoe.l; MIR- 

The Tom Thumu wedding re. I Violet Siseo, nf Lresihurir: flnH 

IHiutud Wediioi.._. 

Flanders under he drrcetioiL of 

Miss Ursula Naughton vsho liaa 

hteri eonductinij children's par- 

ties every Friday, was a great 

success. 

There was a ballet before the 

wedding by Delores and Kathleen 

Hasenplue, Barbara Kurtz, Honey 

Work, Emma Mae Schneider, Hel- 

en Louise Van Gilder, Betty 

Thorpe, Lillian Boyer, and Gen- 

evieve FlaROr. They carried larse 

hoops of pastel shades, forming 

an arch under which the bridal 

procession marchtd, 

The_ ehftrminff little bride was 

Lois Rapp, the lour-yeaf-eld 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bapp, 

of Philadelphia, The eronm was 

Master Joseph Donohue, also of 

Philadelphia. 

The bridesmaids were: F.ileen 

KurtB, Elveda Lawsnn, Renee 

Boyer and Anita MeCiirdy. They 

were drtsRod in peach anil blue 

organdie frocks and wore large 

bonnets. 

The little flower eMs wer» 

Martha Jane Waller and Marten 

Lotreff ami were dressed in pink 

ami blue summer silks. 

Following the wedding gun 

were enjoyed by die children 

Miss Berthajtrfitlnii, a! Salem. 

KATZINGER'S 

2000 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

ATLANTIC CITV . 

Spaclallitl In 

CHILDREN'S 'FOOTWEAR 

5 ntrnl nv,, 

-ciiii i iieit_JL'm.-Bilnj:. mornins fmrr. 

u i iaiL nf Boveral days In New 

Prof. Hohort E. Denffler, of the 

Penn State College fneiilty, and 

family are spending throe weeks 

at the Larehmont, 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Uu.Msell, of 

1 hiladelphi.i, are vncationinK ut 

11th stf and Ocean * 

Visit Our Display 

Beach and 

—Lawn— 

Umbrella* 

Chairs 

Tenta 

AT HALF PRICE! 

On Lot, Car. tth.St. and Allintie 

BARNETT CANVAS OOODB CO. 

For... 

'. ••%_ H ' -. • i • •'• 

Distinctive Floral Designs 

Boquets •- Cut Flowers •• Potted Plants 

-PHONE 19- 

Ocean City Mower Shop 

"Prompt, Effleiem Service 12 Monthg bt the Year" 

SOS NINTH STREET PHONE IS 

I. LABAN HEADLEY 

dtlltr In 

RBApmG COAL 

Bart coil on thi mirltat. Full 

S000 Ibi. te ton guiMnliid. 

Phont 88 

Yard A Oflicai 10TH A WIST 

Lowest ChoreeB, Expert Work 

PLATES $18.00 

BRIMEWORK $ 5.00 

FILLINGS $1,00 

DR. COHEN 

Surgeon Dentist 

1610 Ailnnilfc A^s AUinHo City, 

Over Wuulnortli'g 5 - 10c Store 1 

UlAt fi.lBlO j 

rRh, win mw 

the talMice of tht 

Mrs. J. B. Bran 

ton; Pa. ( Mrs, C. 

Newark; Mrs. E. p. % 

Mrs. L. Jackson, of ' 

are spending a VaMi 

Mrs. Fleming, 225 

SHOE REPJ 

AT LO1 

Certified Watchmaker 

Dispensing Optician 

EMORY 

WATCHES • CLOCKS . JKW1LR- 

AlBURV AVENU: 

k ûlld 

H«» lirncfit' I'nrlj. 

The Hansconi liotcl 

ene or n t ird 

afternoon when MIR !-,/:• A. t..i).h,Tn, 

MYWOOD PRESS 

.22 NINTH ST. PHONE 1490 

— FURNITI 

Leu Than Phita- __ 

WINDOW SHADED? 

Chas. E. Adams& 

720-22 Anbury 

PRIN 1 

When Tan 

* AsVauUUi 

Lewis L. Bt 

.. - • " Miss Polly Whnti, Jli 

Ocean City's 

Optometrist 

for over 25 

yean 

lima or UE 

V«a bini 

" * ^'fe^îSae,,. i^ter.Mr, »* Mr 

HARRY H. LAKE 

ly G«l 

Prlnllno 

•U>7 Atbury A 

*a ASIURV AVKNU* 

PMONE 

of her clast wljo 

have Bewi, PMsem every Sunday 

Colo residence, 428 Oc««n «T. Af- 

tier dinner t. 

joyed. The 

The weekly card part 

en- erf by the Ocean Cjtv 

nottl 

•ft*rnoon. Hostesses of the after. 

1 noon wire: Hra. Elwood 

wmm^mmmmmm 

Yon need mOk 

to b^roantl on| your diet 

Pionefsrlny for 

by Coounif«oner« 

Patting 100 p. c. 

befg of tlli 

City 1)0- 

«'«% JfMJrl," r. 

th* WBfrft''-•.flj^'j r i»11bl|,' 

aw tttilr iw wU»t_'^«B. 

. "Tako FranoU X. BuahmHn ana 

Bavtrly Bayne. Why, Beyi w^sn 

they 410 their stutl you lust 

WlihiS you wer# ilngle §6 you 

ceit_ indication of 

the quality of its products and 

the soundness of the company's 

li 

For Tournament 

A donation party will be con- 

ducted by member! of the Ocean 

City Flihlnj Club toniiht' In the 

clubbouie, 14th it, and tha board, 

walk, "liv conjunction with the reg. 

ular hl-montbly meeting of the 

club. 

The party Is an annual affair 

and will be to kelp raise funds 

to pay for the expenses of tbe 

casting tournament for which the] 

local club was host on August 13.1 

Over 100 gifts. Including a suit 

of clothes Bade by a prominent 

Philadelphia tailor; clocks, wrist 

watches, electrical appliances and 

fishing ucUe will be given away 

• Tqwnsend'B 

ii-innle, of S6th »t. and Robert* 

ay., who hu» been a ie»iflent, of 

thia resort since 1114, was' agree- 

rtly lurpriitd tbp .'• flrpt.;- of tft» 

week when he WM 'notified thjit 

tall aunt, Mrs, Fred W. Wagn*r, 

at, 107 N. Troy 'st;, Attantlo Ptty, 

ivho died June 23, had bequeathed 

to him, the ilkth • of 6tr niarly 

half-million dollar oututo. 

Two-tblrds of the estate, .which 

|1P estimated to be worth about 

I $475,000, was left to her huohand. 

The sremalnlng one-third is to be 

divided between an adopted ton 

and Mr, Pinnlet ' 

Mr., jnnnle was ou duty as 

special officer on the lea Isle City 

boardwalk, Saturday, whin Einn- 

uylvanla State Senator Thad 8, 

Krause and another attorney, who 

bad been searching tor him, 

found bim and aiked him to cope 

to Atlantic Qlty next day. 

It was not, however, until two 

days later that he learned tbe 

full ertent of his good |rtun», as 

be was unable to go to Atlantic 

City on Monday and the two at- 

torneys came,to thte resort to see 

plumbing and beating business 

here for a number of yean and 

is also a real estate talesman, 

at tae party, 

Dr.'Willlani L. Magee, of Phil- 

adelphia, who entertained the 

members with exceptionally good 

Bellght-of-hnnd tricks at their last 

meeting, will again be a guest 

if the club, toniglit. 

$705,289 Cut From 

Co. Ratables on Appeals 

(Oontinuid from Part One) 

(Eia.SOO assessment down to 

1216,(10, and Simon H. Adelman, 

[or the Delaware County Trust 

>>., which sought a reduction Of 

rom il«7,300 to 163,150, 

Wildwoott Crest reductions, on 

property-assessed at $81,178, am- 

tatei2i4BB 

ilieijs. 11 

IK, S 

polio; 

for ft tlm« without a speck • to minpart the nutogiro and nllo%v 

itaery, I decided to give tho It to set tie slowly back to earth, 

* ii flin«, I:made a deiil Wt Stop Wllirlliif 

I Luliiii, ii'lio was tbe leading 

magnate in* Philadelphia 

ho time. He agreed, to furn- 

|the eiiulpment and , operator, 

were to split on a B9-B0 

«ked ilauiet ProenedB 110 

no next thing was to Mi 

ime. That wasn't hard • we 

4 It The Nickelodeon. AB 

name implied, the admission 

ie was five cents. We had 

seatH, BO if we had a full 

t we took in $10. Of course 

shows were shorter—but the 

TUiitlnns were longer. I 

lie screen conslstert of a 

Un sheet drawn taut on a 

nnd painted with alaeas. 

The projector was placed 

I dry vaodn iboi£ 'which was iet 

a table. A bole was punch- 

Ihiough the barx, and wo wore 

go. ^110. entire inveBtmont, 

ng machine, screen and up- 

:ea was less than $280. 

FIINO Dleiv Frei|imnll). 

Hardly a niRlft pained that a 

did not blow out.., The en- 

place, would bo in darkness 

someone could climb the 

otitaido the building And 

I 

e a new fuse in the trans, 

lir, 

ow it would not have boon 

ad IHUI, the fuse been in the 

At first wo haa to got 

|eone from the Electrio 00. to 

In file fuse every time it 

(Hit, Uut the local manager 

Once In the air, thn rotor, 

blades cannot stop ii-hirling nny 

more 'than a parachute can close 

while descending with a man, as 

the air pressure provides the BUS- 

laining effort in both cases. The 

engine is never engaged again 

with the rotor-blades, for descend- 

iiig, as many people have thought. 

Due to its ability to descend BO 

slowly, the autoglro can hover in 

the air over a spot, descending 

vertically If desired for a donor 

inspection of something on the 

ground. Being impossible to spin 

or to stall, and- hecauie of its 

ability to land and take off from 

relatively small spaces, It offers 

tbe beginner or the private owner 

the greatest safety and comfoit 

'of anything that flies, 

For commuting or pleasure pur- 

poseR, powered with a Kinner 185 

horsepower, nve-cylindor radial, 

air-eoolefl engine, the autogiro iins 

a cruising speed of 15 miles per 

hour, 

. The Department of Commerce 

Includes in Its system of licens- 

ing airplane pilots a license for 

"autoglros only," which requires 

10 hours'of solo flying. 

DLNNEB DANCE FdR 

NEW RESORT VOTEIt 

Another name was added to the 

votci>.' list in Ocean C(ty on 

Tuesday as Lewis ShidinfC, ion of 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shidititf, 110? 

Wost av., reached the important 

lly hei Mile HO dl»giistod .it be- age of '-1 

cullcil out of bod ho finally, In tho evening Lewis was the 

II PPI mission lo|i-hang« tbe guest of honor at a dinner dance 

mil KelvOH, providing wo at tho Gateway Casino, Somers 

t il nlid homcono Av!lo would 

h tin- iiole We ovcrtame 

l building a ladder up the 

Point. The prue.sts were seated at 

two IOIIK tables for the dinner. 

Several large bouquets of flowers 

I were on each table and at tho one 

IVttcr csirh reel tlio nigii would,whore fiat the Rucst of honor, a 

li on thi! Kciccn, 'otic minutq. 

M. until HIP reel li wound. 

1'h« IJIrtli of trie'MoiiSH. • 

'Ihe lncotivenicuceB. tbe 

])rovod popular. It cn- 

B iliu hito Irn Champion 

liulltl tbe Hint movie boiiuo 

Il boiinr, 'The Uno,' wlilpb 

located on' the site ef tcr- 

occupiGd by ajmras' restau' 

on tli©- bid boardwalk ut 

pflyn tenapo. 1 nla.nugod tho 

» for Mr, €hamplon. He 111 

leiitpd U to ,010 ldlo Fraol 

IParby who become! Intoionteii 

t 

tout 

|mf«ral mov|»-".,., 

tW waan't |flUB.,WffipS J 

bloBBomed -(Hit"' OH 

B*«lfc,"B»tor«BBvM»pW» W*" 

ifM Bt|| g(4' nijij 'on open 

large birthday cuke was the ccn- 

vral figure on the table. Ilie 21 

candles were blown out by the 

lew voter. 

Dancing followed the dinner. 

Music was supplied by Alex Bar- 

tiia and his orchestra. Huts, whis- 

tles and horna helped to make the 

ifthl a roerry one for tbe dancers. 

Guests included Mario Kline, 

vUeanor Grnhm, pearl Sduder, C. 

Beppot(. Gort and Louise Tomlin, 

". Crawford, • plda Towiwend, 

Jkm Guarracino, Jlary Guarrn- 

clno, Ueloulpo Shipper, Eleanor 

Roth, Chick Rich, Jane Schultu, 

fclaine Doninw, Ifld Dalbow, Er- 

Bkl JfUdd Crlson Bert 

| vpre a sUP»n w 

about ruined bqth the ppr- 

: (Mid 

ol 

1*1 Mjrtmittti, ;Bp»ina » 

l« on tN walk, ;»i,;.eMM4 

tps 

|«eq8atlon by 

"ad r fld 

Ho 

plaib seat 

l 

y lqg p 

or folding ohalri. 

Ufl« did WQ dreani (ben ihu 

>«ovlo» would be one of tl» 

*ft J»W!fftrJi ta We *orM 

r i 

Jo, evMy w»y !>ut pne 

kJ)ow what tfrat \ft 

«... Sutton said that he will 

appreciate a visit from local mo. 

torlsti and will matee every «ffort 

to prove his 'claims of better pro- 

ducts and service. 

~ - - -$t - _ 

Fiala Petitions to 

Enter Men's National 


Pennsjlvania net star, who plays 

on the local courts all summer, 

has tiled his application for ad^ 

mission Into the United States 

Men's national tournament at For- 

est Hills, Long Islandi in Sep- 

tember, 

Frank won the Atlantic City 

clay courts title a few weeks ago 

by displaying brilliant form, and 

Is hoping to be . one of the €4 

players selected to competo for 

the national, title. With tho ex- 

oeption ot Harvey Lake, wlin Is 

entered in the Veterans' division, 

he is the only one from bore at- 

tempting to enter the lisis. 

In, a beetia matob with nob 

Hughes several dnya ago, Fiala 

sprained tali ankle, but exneels It 

will be okay by the time ffie tour, 

nament conies along, it he is one 

of the selected Bi'oup, 

Young Yachtsmen Up 

For Destroying Sign 

Jack and Jim Hagy, IS anfl JO, 

respectively, of Upper Darby, wil 1 

face Magistrate George D. Bluh 

ards tomorrow morning on a 

charge of destroying city prop, 

erty. . 

The two boys, who are we! 

known among the younger se 

here as skippers of a fast sail 

lug boat at the yacht club, are 

alleged by police to have torn 

down a sign forbidding bathing 

In a stagnant pool at the south 

end and taken the sign away 

with them—for a souvenir or 

something. . ' 

They were arrested with tho 

sign in their possession yester. 

day morjjlni* by Lieutenant Nick 

IroplRMlo and Patrolman Paul 

BeccMe. - 

Woman Knocked ! 

Down by Auto 

Mrs. George F. Peters, 8D,' 9! 

E30 Central av., resolved a 'brok. 

n leg and possibly internal In. 

.urles when she was struck down 

by an automobile at StU at, and 

Central av. ye^rday morning. 

Tit drlvar of Ihe our, .Dtwltj, 

Henry, 31, of Bop Air rd., Ofl. 

per Darby, Wai released under 

500 bill M a material witness. 

Mn. Piters wia orftsslng Op,n. 

rii av. on foot whon BLO •wjij 

The live municipalities making 

he largest reductions are North 

Wildwood, 1177,114! North Cape 

May, $144,980 • Ocean City. 1129,- 

900; Stone Harbor, 111,600', and 

Wildwood, (74,110. 

on Tuesday. 

Mr, Finnle has. been In the 

Prosecutor Hud Open* 

War on Book Maker* 

(Continued from five One; 

companions were fined $fr and 

p.BO oqats, 

Is Arrested Twlcft. 

Andrew App.ogatc was arrested 

In North Wlldwodd, Sunday, on 

a similar charge, and again on 

Tuesday in Wildwood, where race 

•beets and charts ware confis- 

cated. 

Liquor was* found at the "400" 

Club, where Patsy Kennedy was 

held as tbe proprietor, and at 

#807 New' Jersey ev., where Hoc 

co Labato was charged with il- 

legal pofiesslon. 

The North •Wildwood BJshlng 

Club and the cafe of Joseph Piro,* 

W J 9 t h t l t i 

lgeupslstr 

chines to the county authorities. 

Proprietors of all the places 

were released under ball for the 

»tlon of the grand jury, 

READ TUB CLASSIFIED ADS 

louu«st 

PRICK 

Armstrong's Market 

11?8 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE #39 

CALL 441 or 448 

FRESH FISH 

N. HICKMAN 

1161 ASBUBY AVENUE 

CALL 448 er 441 

All Wool Suit* Made To Order 

$20 

TBE-WAB FHICE 

JULIUS ROTH, Merchant Tailor 

917 Asbury Avenue Phone 84 

atruck by tho car. She wag 

modlatoly token to the Afln 

Shores hospital. Spmora Polnj 

Henry will have-a hearing when 

a final report on ljer tûrles JB 

th ldlti: 

Euili mi Lof»m w WM.mw John 

Pfglfferi Toni pBdl»fli r * " 

WWt'j 

Bob' ( 

FMr»U,l«rtii 

fni TMV1», 

Cheap»ris, Bob 

Hb DlBi 

w Cheap»ris, Bob Geleel, 

ffin. Hevb DilBois, Jim 

M KidBill Parrell, 

V. 01" C DEAN IJERE. 

of to QoUcn 8f nSuit A»ff at 

I* I]M Mid of the ectmomto »» 

and wife, 

Richardson 

Frank T. 

formerly Mis« 

ite* of GQ 

obtBined from the Bdsn|t|i!. 

According to wltnespep,- - Mri, 

Peters was Bomcraoulted through 

the air by the Irnpattti H»nry 

wai Mid to save skilled about 10 

fitt arttr *pplyln« H|p bTflkei In 

an «lftrt tf 4VPW pttof fcf*- 

ABSOLUTE 

AUCTION 

8 MODERN SEASHORE COTTAGES 

19 CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LOTS 

M15HT- UK SAriUFH'KI*, WILL UK 

O THI; 

Eight perBous, all Bnoimer vial- 

tore, faced •Magistrate fleqige O. 

Richards X' th "»Jininion!« yester- 

day morplng for parkin. "--'- 

«an on the street (til nil 

Two. were fined §1 eac 1 --' 

ditmlcse 

ott- 

-m mn IM"* "Wwrte m* ^ 

SAToSiFr.3rd,193^|t||,!| 

• AVAUJN 

IN I(AWW«QO« 

will to offered too nf HortKBjrcii, Titian m 

ojien' for 1n»p*ctloti. Ternid mwiiiKAMHl At- time (if 

-AlBO 8ETERA1, OTHKR WKM. LOCATKK LOTS AND 

FIJBJH8HEII AMI* 

Two. w f §1 

era wera> -ditmlcsed 

hd 

nance 

»t t day b 

were not 3wi?e the. o 

b«i enfoted' 

THIS IS YOUK OPPORTUNITY 

ipO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND 

BUY AT YOUR PRICE 

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H, 

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PRICES... 

a .' , /î 

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BreWS Uto«-Old Stock-Arrow Spedil 

Srape. Juice Afi-PB«nd 

Valley Forge Special 

Tetley's Teas 

MIXED ot 

19 

BfrM 

SELECTED 

Fresh Iggs••.i a &%7* 

Fresh Eggs - «««»,jlc 

Palmolive Soap 

OCTAGON 

Laundry Soap o^v,,25c 

-for Short.ninSl Ib an 19c ^ 

For Your Hwlth'f SaU .. 

Sporkl, 

Sold D 

Oil 

pint tin 23c 

byK..b> .. 

Hires 

New Pack Pms - . 3 

Herthe/t Ceeoi M»MJ »• • • • 

Raisin-Bran FUke» - 2 

Quiker Mild Itifii - 6 

KeHogg's Rie* Kfiiptm - 2 

Campbell's Tomato Juie* - 3 

Unaeda liktrs Lor'no Doonts 

Mrs. Sch'or«r'» Macoroni Salad 

Pli.23c 

ctni 25c 

pkfl|9c 

ciisi 25c 

ib 19c 

your pock«tbook,. - EOt 

• • ••' "WlnfllW^^^W^ 

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hut 9* nî&MTI; -• 

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... Oth*r bnnJ. 

FANCY FRESH PASTKUBIZED * ;! (, 

Butter 

SUNNYFIELD FANCY 

Print Butter 

PICKLING AND PRESERVING NEEDS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES I 

Mason Jars^69 cQ 79 £ 

SplC^S •tiob'w ©roiiiii pk« 5 C 

Jar Caps PomUin Un«) 

Raiah Vinegar -^39* 

Rubber Ring* £&£& 

C 

TeridM Sugar Corn - 5H,«!OC ©ol^n Rilp* SiHii^^^^^M 

of Spffflp 

^ *""• ••^_ *- f

t (it? '* M 

%'. Sst' r S i ' ft • 

(intetwa *» -90 dajk Id 

oowty MO J»y Magist«tt,e 

P,,'p-', BJobaitU• Saturday 

for being' a disorderly 

parson, , 

Ov Nelson, ox the, lunch wagon 

pn Hth A. complained that L«e 

annoyed him. and that when he 

told htm to stop he threw potato 

j at him 

Auxiliary Work 

Ends Next Week 

Presbyterians Plan Unusual 

Meeting 

,_ ,. that proM- 

» >yet teen made 

Key. Da- 

the 

A large number or Ocean City 

women and summer residents at- 

tended the regular weekly meet- 

ing of the Summer Auxiliary ot 

the Presbyterian church, MOD- 

( Iday afternoon at the Golden Gal- 

leon. 

| During a short business meet- 

ing, conducted by the president 

Mrs. Allen C Thomas .the worn* 

en decided to work toward the 

payment of the church mortgage. 

The chairman of the program 

__ committee for the day was Mrs, 

Êrfleavpr"society .Oeorge W. Balnea The artlatu 

t if tbe "Allied Forces were introduced by tho president 

[ a large-audience I Mrs. Alexander ColvHie opened 

'- -••• j ^Tabernacle Hie afternoon's entertainment hy 

.. be made a'playing, "Prelude in A" and n 

St if the American I selection by Camille Zcckner. 

- it stick together. 1 Soprano I« Heard 

id he charged Mta» Dorothy Halnes, soprano, 

„_ country, 'and sanft "Cradle Song," by Fritz 

cs'.Uterary Digest Krelaler and "I Love the Moon.' 

'-'an unfair picture by Paul Rubens She 'was ac- 

sitiution' in news companies on the. piano b> Mr« 

' ^ ' ' uolvllle. 

Movement I The contralto soloist for the 

•largely iu expla- afternoon was Mrs John 

ml SWAS' rnnvn- ken, who sang "Goodl McCrac- 

_ sang "Goodbye," hy 

_i- said'f s already Tosti, and "Absent," bv Metcalfe. 

ryfer ifiUOflW per- ' Paul Peftit, a local boy, played 

'lections of the sovoral saxophone SOIOB. He was 

- Y to complete accompanied b> Mrs. Marlon Trout 

. been started. Murphy 

is actionj-im- I Mr«. Ruth Roberts, accompanl- 

__ declared. "It ed also by Mrs. Murphy, sang; 

r ta which we can " Th e Greatest Wish in the 

' And one of the World," by Caso De Rigo. and 

------ J • ">«•»'• » Merchant," by Molly 

Talks On Obemmmerinn 

Mrs. Oeorge Halnet gav« a 

tnlk-on-the Passion Play at Ob- 

erammergau In 1930 She tola 

„ y\K bow wonderful It wan and urged 

."in their tho w «"nen to attend tbe play 

_nt the I8th th »t w as presented here this week. 

[not' the only thinK At **"> conclusion «>' her talk she 

of In the present passed around several pictures ol 

r Ja facing. What th« play. 

•.what about un-1 Th e program was brought to a 

it about Inter- e'°se by Frofossoi William J 

a?—and what B °ehm, organist of the Chamber- 

In Manchuria t —Wyllo Presbyterian Church, 

must be an- Philadelphia, playing "Polannaise 

to solve them tho ^ A - ' plat " Chopin, and the Har- 

ople moat be sober ,onlca Blacksmitb, by Hendel. 

we must 

. to nublio office 

_ "donflokntioufl and 

[Dannie as they wi.nt 

people viha re 

tib hi 

y 

W03 announced by the pros- 

at the l f th i 

people viha re \ y e pros 

utibn upon which iaetit at the close of the meeting 

founded. l tlmt on Monday tho final meet- 

to On Soldiers '"S of the season will be held, 

i" At tiie people in i aDd for thlB occasion a special 

j discovered, I nro |5 am 1» being arranged, 

tl f h \Thncesa Blue Feathr 

-In that tale of the 

ate that the 18bh 

_ 3>ut over* on the 

the^ were fighting 

.sltei nearly a htin- 

.( ot agitation and was 

ll;ônclusion to tlie.que?- 

" ity, state and B«v- 

of Uquor had 

i and had been 

_, have records of a 

$y jtM&ety founded in 

"" *;a fine for drfuik- 

«howa that eradica- 

l was thought of 

>fore the step was 

cess. 

favor repeal tell 

er will twin* bacic 

oflttlmt a million men 

Bat will It do go for 

„ Kingdom and for 

ft whtoh am lA the game 

"UonT 

It drink ourselves 

' calculated that if 

Jlted every family 

{fatten would have 

allona of beer each 

'to tfut a. million men 

finish our job dc- 

Ion. I know that 

. itjejikeairies'ond ncke- 

I jtnat prohibition is not 

cent, success.! •> But it 

er than licenced liquor 

Schools • 

V Span 

to "peak on a 

ehool. 

head Janitor at 

declares that 

cleaned this 

baa been eloan- 

noQk or'cratiny 

and Sister 

II, 0(i SeptemWr 

ittbk Into aa »t- 

fit tittt dust, mo- 

,CTinceea Blue Feather, an aitec 

Ulan of Mexico, will entertain 

P*. Senator Jar DvcRcate ft 

at Boya* Uub Tonight 

A portrait of President Her- 

bert Hoover will, b% uAvatled at 

the (Mnuantown Boys'* club, 16th 

st,'«nd Pleasure av., nt 6.p. m. 

today by Senator Clarence' Buck- 

man, of Ponnsylvonla, who Is 

anmmerlnK here,at 868 Brighton 

Pi. 

At the ceremony, which will 

bo the last event on the club'B 

vacation calendar for. this y Miss Fmnoei BaRiett, B3S 

Weiley av. 

M|, and Mrs. Charits H. imi'h, 

of Blwood Csty, are «pindinB a 

week's vacation here. 

• . i ucsnay aiiernoon [lie unai meet' 

Ing of the season will be held, A 

luncheon will be ierved at th 

Biicayne nt 1 o'clock and then 

the womin will go to the lobby 

at 2 o'clock i for the program. 

Those desiring to attend the lun. 

eheon are requested to notify 

either Mrs. Boyd or Mrs. Charles 

C. Head, 

Fine Pran-am Arranged. 

The program for that afternoon 

will be excellent, it is Raid. Tho 

president announced that- she ha.it 

obtained Paul Shearer, winner of 

the Atwater Kent contest of H« 

South Jersey* district, to ling ia»- 

ernl solos. Mr, Shearer has algn 

sung at the Robin Hood Dell if 

Philailelphia Uiis surnnier. 

Mrs. Nirella, who sang at the 

Tabsniacle meeting, addressed by 

Dr. Daniel A. Poling last Sunday, 

will also appear an ,the program. 

Vsllawlng the musical ••program, 

a pftkage party will be the fea- 

ture of the hour," Each woman la 

asked to bring a package, which 

will he sold to the various (meats 

by an auctioneer, Hiram HalliB- 

Ber, A lot of fun is promised for 

all those who attend. 

ed ti (5 fine to be levied ngainsl 

George Leo, SB. of Beenlcy's Point, 

by Magistrate George D. Rich- 

ards Tuesday. 

Lee was arrested by Patrol- 

man Hart and lieutenant Price 

fnr failure to notify the state de- 

partment of a change of address 

from that 

The Bat," were handed if not ft material one For the 

i fdrvor trophies by tho i first time this season they tallied 

committee of tho Ocean I more than one run on the junior 

_clit (- lub, Saturday, for | proteges «f "Pop" Revnoldb in a 

"nut on top by a wide 

£or the faeries of point 

prized trophy was tho 

foi eun awarded by tho 

which must ho wun three 

htivo llinoB for permanent 

Vlon Up until this JCar Al 

y in the "Black Duck" 

virtual monopoly on this 

[ but he w an away dowp the 

JH >c(n The other trophy 

lien by Commodore J 1M 

Bros and IB permanent 

roiis" Bents Slacks, 

nice on Sdtiirday tht 

Irjnja were btaton for flrbt 

1 b} Joe Bullcn's "Alba 

but created an exciting 

when they nosed out th' 

emit for second pltieo 

...U'M lelifcth Bullon took 

by j 100-yard lead, but 

.e lead held lay the Shicks 

JarlJ In the serle3 mrried 

ho the seasonal victorj 

came marked bv clustered hits by 

both side*. 

The paperhanfiers acquired 

JOUK lead in the first uiiiingr "wh( 

they sent eight of their ttn runs 

fvcrcis the Dun 

Ohi we forgot — the final score 

was 10 to 4. favor the paperhang- 

era (as uûal) But that four 

to tlie 

Holds Record for Women** 

Altitude Jumfi 

A veteian of 187 putachutp 

Jumps tind holder of the world's 

record for altitude Jumping for 

women, llernice Lafidrwr; a char^ 

mlns biimctte, arrived at the 18tb 

st. airport yc&terdtiy for a ser'efi 

of three performnnceg hern. 

At TcoterbDro, N. t., last year 

Mils.. LaHaltor—^yos. BIIO'B manI- 

cd—jumped from a plane n£ nn 

altitude of 18,51^ feet to 

i td 

ah altitude record for othnr 

women, hnd tiien, too. to nhorit 

at. 

Firxt Sniictloiitii by Ootfrhmeilt 

11 Incidentally, it wni the first 

parachute jump on record sanc- 

tioned by tho government ' urid 

called official. A baragrayh from 

tho bureau of standards IU Wasb 

ington, D. C, was Initialled In 

,ho pluno to register the height 

Wonjan 

Successful • A 

JIr«, Frank Harriot, Slid 

tic blvij., was 

td k 

p l 

Miss Ann? achofleld, city ll-»vM- 

Utttt- ibrarlop, gave n ilmelr and inter-' C41 

a »*f«Ji .istlng talk on "The'Library. «(e 

d 41 it' " Shllb 

potind croaker to her friends W«d-1 Community's Friend" at Shllob 

neiday, wlilch iho caught In tbe Ohureb, last Sunday afternoon, at „.„„ ... a^BTT 

main channel near Beesley'a'a meeting wblch brought to f.ni, •eotlon !>.' 

Point. / 'cldsa A carnival week helfl on Ibe' Marry V. kbn, 

•An nrdent pursuer of the den-'west side, she wa» present, at * fl J,*S'S r -iJ"rJ* 1 'it 

'Metis ot the deep, Mrs. Marrlot tbe meeting, to receive a set of dip lS«« 

and her husband or a friend go bbokft given to the library by the ~ " 

flnhing almost every \day, alwaya colored pet 

with good result* A tew days though the . ._ . _. #llll .,„„„„ „, 

ilgo sho eatlght £0 weak fifth and of the ftcholattblp, literary and NJOON score piv- 

en us, it looks na u "Pee Wet 

uitched for the n;inp.rhQnorers and 

"Mush" was behind the nhito. 

Siinnino (first numo unknown) 

hurlod th^ (3ermflntown club to 

defeat anil "Jim" (Christopher, 

Bernlce, who Ii petltd and at- 

ti active, arrfved here yesterday 

straight from comiietlds In an 

all clrou'j at HiRUtstown. N J 

In a Stundaid, five-iiasscnger shn> 

Her pilot on all jumps la Virgil 

Cavalier, a transport pilot 

1B00 

Dcesley's Point. gjrlft. 

Bonus Camp Ntitr 

Tuckahoe Opens 

Sitc.*S.W Ian6( ( 

"• Homer ffliooijiBhsi 

upon the co-operation and 

iraod wll) of tho community for 

.it's success, nnd then told of the "juomii'H' TMftiidp, «t 'inc.. 

' WIllltrgneBR of the librarians to Tlioimu iti Ed, Jr. Jfnxrt. 

be ot service to Organizations of '"Shima."!*) KdwarSfc J 

the city. Tho library provide"), oi A. iiJwtriW. BaiM aJ 

•"" '.— benldes books of enterUlbmcnt, WIHUim D. l'onell, Btt^[il. Imid 

Start Worl: oil'niaterlal for club impel B: road- El** 1 "'! 1 ?• W"?". 

Rdk»^L.. _«•! lM-.-t,_t ! irtK llsti;; clans room collections 

Barrack, and Market. iutr Bnhnnlft bookB {or ^ ^ ^ t m~s>=-J-Tmr t0 Cor. 

Hli3 381. lilock ; 2301. 

MIS3 Scbofleld said the library wSitc.**S.W 'I'an°6( (J? 

d h d " H fflojiBhi 

a 

nent, telf sUstatttitiK 

*— cn_s sent many to tie 

na. Purt or, ..., _ 

Cftir o?*«llaw««f. . î 

CIV of iSorth ¥ril«*P««..t* .QA 

tfiw Bf^ 

part of 

Udojuhp 

thi* cook? we 

I Yacht Club's cup for tho the bat. 

[class scries of racisn ..,_,g., 

by the Crouse brothers. 

of the "Vogu," even 

| that craft crossed the Hue 

rth placo on Saturday. Thin 

1 first year this trophy has 

was belli mi 

. Bace It "Upset." 

• race was won by Phi Baur 

"Okla III" and was an up 

jcauso Baur has been fln- 

Becond or third mofl of 

|ason "ScarAb," sailed hj 

Zurn and Bill James, cap 

nd place, while »hn 

men" of Sam Ha\is. lln- 

|Uilrd ihiad of (he KCIHUII- 

uliecial Hixedhoal l.n-.s 

HKtil on Salurday, hud 

tin ni WPIO dpeided 1>\ i 

llnl h .if une net 1's 

1ict 

IjLlwten ih' flrnt and 

boats 

laigebt i.ut, with h\o 

Icomiiitiug, w IM a haudii ip 

land UAH won by the "Flo- 

tmncd by Hear Commodore 

J McCahan, Jrd "Floia" 

|the decision ovfr 

of Gooige Mor i 

Different Color 

Scheme Is All 

Colored, Instead of Red, 

Men Beaten by Firemen 

credit. 

flyhiG hours to 

'I'd Jump TonlRhl. 

liernke will jump tonight. 

monow night and Sunday nl^lit 

from tbh ship On Suntl ij ni^lit 

mwde by war veterans encamped library to find booki licHtfut in 

v-jnlon the George Esiblll tract, about nreparinK for positions. She ejt- |nB e4 i.s Mtaii, aiao ti 

file wiles frdm here, thid week, plained the qualifications for in4 landa Jolft MUlrtt. 

at thejr statted worlt buildinR' loinln? nnd extended an lltvlt*- vl .J~t,S!-'?*£1\ . . , ,„ 

barracks to be occupied by them- »lon to the audience to Us* the" » JohfiiSii et ux sifai ai 

to_ 

ani1 others who wil1 arrlve 

from tbh ship On Suntl ij ni^lit S, 

her iloilur pprfuimanic slit will c 0 " lv 1B , Irtn arrive.! on the 

thousand or more teci 


tho 

before pulling the rip 

hi r 'chute 

learned to Juint) 

tune and 

this handful was reatlv to buckle 

flown to hard work io build a 

GcorKe A. Walls, who is in 

cumnuind of the at the 

1 lino tune and at ihe samo Mr- ru i Illlli11111 v 1 " tI vl "i""^ m uic 

liuit a-i ri.inklo Ilammnnd. world's cnm I ) > Ba ,'i! " w L e tI ""' 1 w int *9 hS 'i 

iliimplun dehned lumper. v,,,, come public thnrKc We ard out 

.. .i't the nlrpoit here two t0 earn ° llvI " K ,. by '""""" 

means, ami we tvill have no rooin 

"Of course lt',3 dangerntiR" 

ln thls 

for loain-\ or un- 

said, "but I lo\o it-It fascinates " a ^ lat ^ Amcucnna Evciy man 

who comcj heie must have hon- 

from 

...e And I love 

di.i»bnch to Jumping from 

l d 1 did 

Ihe only w ' 1 ?1 co "l?il?" !le 

om high «mble dliehoTRi- 

b t h f 

y 

high h 

that lerord, »iii 

fljlng clothes t 

Dm Ahsecon Indians, «, rp onini IS 000 fi ot lh,n 

" 

blk. 

.jrt'co, to "Richard Don 

nine ut point on N. JH- 

Iloirte 

wilh thi All-Stai"., a local inloml 

iggrrK.ili.in, and iani|Ui=l'd thrm, 

5 to 1 

The conti t n.i, .ilmo't i total 

u.i hoiit r, f.ii 3o tin loloitd 

ho\3 

l l.nrird on tlic ,,,,.r for third, .md Paul] Kt)licc|,t 

tinothei for the hi A iportH- j.() j ew 

ramp .lite . 

Besides the irKMK 'tent, oi open 

cT" 4-nnCUAK T?*»ntal«! lal1 dining room, ther» aro 10 

September Kentais in wliicn t1)d sc0UlR sleep 

I ho < .ui\ olfiee jesteiduj if 1 BemK all flrft clasi or merit 

milcd Iho lollowlns lentals foi i)ttug0 stouvs, Iho hujs had their 

.w for Muriin camp in slilpBhulifl nindlllini be 

fore incBS time lant nlKlit Jiiul set 

in il iddinitield N T, tlt-.l down foi n dellKhtlul 

onil, of Warrcnton, Va |ul,i.s until September J-. 

IMO 

Are Beaten 

Carnteit Fielders 

il Alieningu I'll 

i OMH'I »i Will "I »»d Aibuiy 

,1, , r.u Idwaid imwkoi, of - 

in tilj. to C.et 

»rtin Btfiroedcr, nt u*. Mm 

er. LOU 60, S2 nn« 11%. M«6f 

Borouah of Stuns MjufWi". 

iclatuiri "o Hhrqld nMortfa, «# u* 

Collins l.nn 

-UllliH Wj 

li5. block 110, Josfjpll 

Ullli 

03 frvli 

Italph 

i l 

Italph tju 

Claim lot « M 

wn 

Vyln.ln fll ylr. MJ 

lit HO, MifcK OS 

i to MarWs I«lc,(iy Qull- 

Wock 1(17. 

d T 

u 

Mi 

With Milton C. Wwk 

Mrs. William Teaser, hto P\v- 

iiioulh ill, received a loiter Wed- 

nesday fnim Milton < Work In- 

formlnE her that she will work 

«!lh him at the Barclay Bridge 

ClUb this rail and winter. 

She will have char^p of dupli- 

cate purtic-! and wil) ffivn ' 

tions in bridge Pconle 

names are pn the social register 

of rjiiladelohiii are mermicr"• &O\'K 

nounced Wednesday that she would | Genrtclv M BriEht Hume na obove, 

see that her jmtrons iti Orcan i 

City were taken care at. Thev I 

Middle Townaftl 

Elmer K Bilsht. *i u*. w Ooo. 

ti RkharilMm ct in Trnt t tiOraor 

lunda J Nelson lffU|1|n, contttlnllilj 

S8 ii«ri", 21 jierthfj. with eitcSptittn; 

a\ti purt 

ishei the Ocean City fire- V( iidbm N 

8atmd.w ufternoon nere, 5 r ,o; 'i I 

H was the decidniK K»i"e IUIIK 

three-Rame series between , r ii n 

|wo > ^ r, io 

,Vnl r, to S 

J l' 

Aid Survey Association 

(Copttnued from Page One) 

,, Lutkln, -of inanasei 

I iht- survey ubStic 1 ! it on Is ii>in 

r«i A (, IJU 'liosed ol leadlnK bu.nni. tin n 

Food nt the enrrtp 

muitily of bipul .mil . 

stew, the latter pievlnred by Pfl- 

hw.lt Stolti, official 'took" of the 

outfit. Pn the ic o>ilim of a vU- 

it bv "ii» cnrresiioinli nt, there 

was t)lent\ to out, -n 

wcie heurtv 

Shriverites fittjoy 

Sail AftT Midrtijfht 

The annuil midnight sil of thr 

"Shrn-cmc ," rr cmoloyf , of Wil 

lism F Shn\ei, noti'd b i mlwnU 

in ifc-ti"n^r W.IH held 1 nt mpht 

'Thui' ' > Mir f, ijplied 

lnl tin" n 'V oo 

V - I ' 1 r I 

b i 

. - o 

lion 

flu 

broke out in a truck stored in nn 

old warehouse at Mth st. an'l 

Haven av. 

Before firemen 'arrived Uic 

flamea hail destroyed the too of 

tho truck and ignftM tho roof nnd 

port of the side j»f Ihe warehouse. 

Real Estate News 

Ocean City, 

iwally Va Itn- 

liinvc.nciit torn liot Ui BLLtlon A 

William K.-nnord, ct tin , to HIM - 

ij Allckl.. Lot 1,13 und i>».t of lot 

b/0, BueUun C. 

Clam Holjlrlaon to Marlon FiirisO- 

ii Lot 271, section A 

Andruw Ut ReuattO, cl u w. foi 11r% IA«- 

ln H rtnyt, to -MIB, Leo Solldcti, 

of 6ei manio\^h 

Kirby, •oppoBinit hur- 

fiyo nVJn BTftt slfuclt 

thres, Btlt th* Men «'• 

;t«eemed to fall down in thr _ 

"did n?t Ret tflem off TWO 

• battery did most of the'' ElltCf BttCKlMffl 

?»«• the home dutfit,4W«li!h| ^ Cape M^y Counta -flrji 

"Tono of tmi ifttt*, ind Ham- * '—• U '-* J - 

| Two Cape M^y Countjj HJ 

lhad applicatifitllf tfcfiMltefl Jfe> 

trance to Bucknell Unlveisfe 

y 

liin|ipil\.Mt 

dd 

lui[)iov,.d 1 

liutiui 'of Tfr, or 1 (lor cent of riluydd by hint. HA will he ac- 

tll«lr 1932 (ax bill, (a a. fund fo Minted BeftrS M 

b^ used in TroylnK tlir qost of J). Richards ton 

Iho Hurvpy. Bo fpr, tho J#PPfl8? the 'bdy'ifllei 

of nnthublasth' tidoomllaiiym^ ifiqSt repdt't St«i*n told him 

checks lihruugh. When no asked to' b« 

In tbe event no letter hM boon I fluid qtf, He B, 3t6rfi threw 

received, the assoolatloU (Mipoun- hitfi bodily out ol the store onto 

ces it "will fcl*4,W scedtt uontrf- the rtreet afad darsdhlm to tell 

CITY DO OpUAlK — 

^jiHlllon 1 Thit Tor Iho 

at ecohoinj- In adn)lnltit.rlhk tHetfov/ 

ernqiint at tlm city of Ooesii Olt>, 

New jBrsdV tjloto' Mlull tur tcii -M.I 

cenhlltt HudoctM frOlll the nallii^ M 

cflnipflna&ilpti of et'cEy officer. t>in« 

blosae. i6rtrnan. auuerlrttfltidint. 

memttof qt trta .lira tlcp&rttiiultf uiid 

membir «t the Pollen -D* ~ 

Uirt gicBtitltiit Jatitm.n> ttiia 

ItM. *iho arp p«|d ut an hourly 

which rate tnu|| bfe dqterml" 

th* trM-brrilrii %tjj)> 0? tnia 

fropi 'tins Lta v thilo tmd n|i 

buttons, which afipuld lie mdlled 

to" the Ocean City Survey ABÎI. 

elation, ftpopi 103 First Na,ti.cmaH 

Bh Bulldln* ©e.nn Cfty- 

afipuld lie mdlled (ho gotttse 

City Survey ABÎI. ' he di«. 

103 First NaticmaH 

about It 

Bu||illnw> 0e»»n Chy 

Up t|i the I'enpln. 

it it also' pomt*4 am -that 

utloll 

for 

9, n 

Hectlqn g •ffill OfjlH.inqn 

M tn* MMpiMrs df tin 

Ultk d JJl 

Bailirr Ib T-T t' VAC cxpmfo ul 

lj J- fl*4n •i«>t*kll

*-:.-1 i- M 

Pf^;.:, 

I PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO 

Crowd Here surf and' uti tlie sand, 

! Captain Jack O. Jarnvo, n( tho 

•TT» > « *' HeMk Patrol, was proud to, an- 

XUatAr KM#I ngunc « Sunday night, however, 

TTCCnL bOU that despite the added reaflonsl- 

j bility thrown upon 

I there was not one the guards, 

altho 

: RettetirantS and Din- a bad undertow prevailed ail day. 

King Rooms Rushed 

d. of one of tho season's 

c. .__ peaks waa reached Sun- 

; nlliht as a two-day liolldm 

began leaving for home 

Ul reports, the week em 

ne of the largest of the 

uranta and hotel 

experienced a pre-deprei. 

Tush late Sunday after- 

p.-and Sunday night and nthei 

of week end husine i 

trains and automobile 

-reported peak haffie, 

beaches Sunday aftei - 

, resembled "the good old 

before the bears of Wall 

tho bulls into Ihe Hud 

back in 1929. 

e, ,0f the largest throngs ot 

'' this season bnsked in the 

Mighty Akron Dips 

In Salute Here at 

V. A. Clarke Home 

Summer Couple 

Wed at Flanders 

Miw Olsen Becomes Bride 

of Robert Tail. 

Playing 

WORLD 

FAMOUS 

ATTRACTIONS 

One Admission! 

3JFEATURE "" 

lotoplays 

7oitt of Terror 

In mher iiuys, ivnen Licuton 

ant-Commander Vincent A 

CInrko, Jr., wus rnnimaiulef »l 

the U. S. navnl ilhiîblo Ln 

AnJtelcn, it invariably passed 

»vcr the home of 'his fatliei 

\ intent i ( luki, Si , u ;,,! 

st. «nd Day aw, u'iien it i-jtmi 

tliin way 

'Ihe Lir \pj,ol. is out nf 

uiiiiiiii Mil mm, ami tin* \ouii£ 

cuiiiiiuiiidi'r is alenpine in n in 

val cvmen-ry in Callforniii 

Tin ri ,ne new li ii nl tin 

air anil new fouinuimlors. Hut 

they belit'Ve in I'jirryinjr ,>n tra- 

ditions. In (he navy. They i!t>n\ 

l 

When tin ncu mjji ,tic ,n 

monarch, thi Akion, visited Oc 

i' n Cit\ 1 MII.IV it pi ii'il o\i'i 

ihe liunii' nl Coiiini m.lci 

Clarke'- f.ithi'i, Unit 1 \ mni with |\wth u limd »f 

his nii'iniirn 

\nd j* it pas eil, it ilipii,-1 

in saluti', iiist .m tin Los An 

pdi 1 -. u id to dn 

'Ihe maiiiak'e of Miss Mai^n' 

I'll.i M 01 en, (luuirhter ol Mi 

and (In 1 Y. Olsen, of AJ5 

Giraen a\ , tft -Any, aud G03 11th 

st, Oican ( itv jnd C Robert 

,!«_ H Tmt. oF M15 Overbrook 

I'liii, son "I 1) Him Mrs, chai 

.n , Philadelphia, took nlnce at ,1 

oihiik Sitinliv ,ifU'rnoi>ii in thi' 

soluiuin of the FLindeii hotel. 

I Ihe llnujid J Liinin lfnseiiible 

I i)l in d '•pioial seleiturns uhilt 

the fui'sts ueie .mi\iiij r nnd also 

lilJJi'd the wi^lilin^ march 

Flii' CI'UMIIOII\ was otrformeil bv 

R" f lii.int Hoppei, pnstur of 

the I'aik ladu id (1 tills 

vear from Skidmoie cnll e-c I or 

several year 1 ! sht h is dime ex- 

hiliition dn ins at the I Ianileia 

Hnol, and this \eji she wa- one 

of the InMruetor-* then 

Mr 1mt is a ciailuate o r Peim 

SLile tollcce and ii » memlier of 

hi pi ih I 11 ,1 i.i Fwi inn , Hi 

1 I >n necte I with Ihe '1 , O] 

fn Teilnii' M^-thine eti, PI11I11 

'lelplu,! 

Shows Off His Sharp 

Knife—Not So Good 

Stanley Lappei, five years old, 

of Ploasantville, wanted to show 

off Jiig nice, sharp knife Satur. 

Jay niffht. 

He met young Raymond Terry, 

of m S. Keystone av,, Upper Dar- 

by, who is also five years old, 

and took an imag-iniry swipe at 

him with the knife. The imaBin- 

ury swipe went a little too far, 

however, and tin blade struck 

younft Raymond: on the left 'aim. 

Three stitches, by Dr. .loliti B. 

Tnwaond were required to close 

the wound. Rujmoud's parents, 

Htaving at 1124 Asljurv av,, will 

not prosecute—all they want is 

the doctor's bill paid. 

Ad», 

U* YOU ARE GOING TO THE 

STEEL PIER 

Boardwalk at Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City 

to dunce or see Uie 28 star attractiooi playing there, 

you can drive your CM die round trip over tW 

Ocean City - Longport 

Bridge FREE 

if you ind your passenger* buy your Steel Her ticket* 

at ihi Bridge ToU Heiue m Ocean City 

This Short Cut Route From Ocean City Wifl 

Save Miles & Minutes 

' Gieta Oiirbo, John ri.irrymoic, .loan Crawford, Wallace Beery, 

and Lionel Barrymoir, leading characters in "Grand Hotel," fcu- 

tlure attraction jit the Strand Thenlrn, Ocean City, for four days, 

starting Saturday. 

Praises City in 

Tragedy at Lake 

South Ender Grateful For 

Work of Guards 

The followlnj letter lias hoen 

sent to Mayor Harry Headley in 

reference to the drowning of five- 

year-old Phyllis Bladen, who was 

aiieniiing BOme'Unie with her moth- 

er at 6508 Central av. On Sat. 

iirday August 13, the little girl, 

id by a group ot South 

l jd t 

Says Outlook For 

Republicans Good 

Hoffman Talks at joint 

G. O, P, Meeting Here 

The general jiolitruul situation 

in New JerBey nnd the outlook 

for Hie Republican party in tn§ 

genarai electlnn were dlscuaaed 

by Harold Q, Hoffman, attttecom. 

iniiaianer ot motor vehlolca, in a 

talk to_ the joint mettlng-oC the 

First Republican club and the 

First Republican club and the 

Women's Reguar Republican club 

at the Biacnyne Hotel, Friday 

Ocean City people, journeyed to 

Lake Lenape ftnd it wns theijB at the 

nhe mot .her death: night, 

Mr. Hoffman said he found 

—•— matters encouraging for Ihe Re 

"Perhapg the only time tlie in- publie,ins1 Ho congratulated' thi 

habitants or viiltors of a city Women Hejulars fnr their aeti- 

take the time to writs to tlieir "vity and for BustaininB interea 

. Staeel rter Tjcketo: Weekdaya, 55c 

Saturday,! Sunday* and HoBdayi, ?Sc, Including 

olficlals Ii In a aplrlt of criti 

elini when thinis are nut "done 

to their way of thlnklni. and no 

doubt your official life would be 

1 more pleasant one If, when 

iomothlnjt huppena which deserves 

eommendation, they would he Jurt 

as eareful to writs and express 

their appreciation. 

I'oiiinieiids I'rompt Beiponte, 

"One Bueh event happened on 

Saturday last when through your 

(good offleea, Captain Jack Jer. 

nee nnd'Ouara Clayton were per- 

mltted to make their run lo Maya 

Landing in a vain effort lo asive 

the life of a young member of 

the South End Colony who un- 

fortunately was drowned at IJe- 

nape Lake, t 

"I, as. one who waa with the 

kiddie from the time alia' waa 

from th* water, tirtainly 

want to expreu my appreciation 

of tills great service and to earn- 

here threugh the busy suntmer 

months. 

He also explained some of the 

Inner workings of hit department 

,and voiced a plea for motorists 

to observe the golden rule. 

tie interspersed his remarks 

with anecdotes. 

Other sneakers were: Miss Ma- 

bel Clay, state eommitteewomaiu 

ienator Charles Q, Read, City 

Commissioner John B, Trout, 

Surrogate Irving Pitch, .John 

DalglelBb, president of the First 

'Republican elub; Albert Boland, 

Vice president, and Freeholder 

Henry Y, Clouting* 

Mrs, J, Reeves Hildreth, presi- 

dent of the Women Regulars, pre> 

ilded. 

with which they responded to the 

call for help, and for the Bplen. 

JJme 

Atlantic City Man 

Balled After Crash 

Ball for William Aspen, 49, of 

113 Qrftmmercy pi., Atlttntls City, 

was ordered continued for a week 

* a uiey Qia auar arriving * m*L&vn BHJ UCUI^B AJ, KICIJ- 

— — Scene, Nothing wai leff w' 8 Tutiday to await the out- 

undone to iave tbe young ilfo con1 « Of" injurlts to Jamaa Du- 

•ven after two ooetori ana' bM > tender of *ho nth st, auto 

—--— ••-- bridge, wTiom he atruek and in- 

lurad Monday night, 

Qubell wai reported at the At- 

lantlo Shore) Hospital to tava 

two broken ribs as the reiult of 

the nccldent. 

Mother a Vyroiion, Too! |( 

W even afttr two doctors and 

the coroner had pronounced tie 

chili deafl they neveithtlets"con. 

tipyea their work ^ 

ti their fiKort 

"iftflldentJy, thiB 

rtt ti 

the 

iftflldentJy, thiB i» not the 

Hrtt time that CBpUIn Jernee 

Baa been of invaluable service to 

me;, and I certainly want to «- 

f' el « to the elty of'Ocean' Ctty, 

thronih you, the heartfelt thanta 

•lght of the city fathtn in. re- 

tainHii tali man mod W§ «orpi of 

aiHlstance from year, to y«ar,. 

"•Also, while lam writing to 

y I thin* a gpeoi«i word of 

ptrwlatJoa inould biald 6 

ot 

a gpeoi«i word 

inould bi.aald 

proptrO' awH 

dent of that end. of the liland has 

so muob been done In the way 

ot repairs and necessary Improve- 

mtntj, Tour spirit Of ooopirrtiqn 

Is splendid nnd merits pur whole- 

hearted gratitude and support. 

"Alluring you again, Mr, May- 

or, of my appreciation of your 

kindness In permlttlnK Meisrs, 

Jirnts and Clayton to havo bArk- 

onod to the call of dritrest far 

removed from tftclr YenUr duty 

M0OBLYN 

Now Playing 

"Blondiv of the Foilies," tclli 

tli« story of the adventures of a 

pair of working girls who grud 

urfle to popularity and luxury in 

the Boardwav show world. It H 

the story of their departure from 

Hit poverty of their tonflincnt en- 

vironment, their .sojourn in lux- 

urv, and their return home But 

n the telling of that story Fran- 

ces Marion, who composed it and 

Anita LOOB, who wrote the din 

oj>ue, have imparted strunfir dra- 

ma and moments of hiffh humor 

I Thi? picture abounds in fine en 

tei'tainment. 

Mon, Tuea, Wed. 

• "Horse Feathers," latest of the 

[mad. merry comedies of the Four 

,Mnrx Brothers, opens Monday 

An amunlng plot holds the pic- 

ture tojretlier. Gruticho is a rol 

le«e presldnnt becuusij tlwt's tin 

only way, it Deems, he tan ni»l 

IIIH son, Zcppo, out «f cnlleBi' 

Zeppo lniK been there uyi'he years 

With the cooperution of Chico, 

village bootleRKer, and Harpn, 

vllluifc iluirraicher, he ultiinnirh 

accomplishes his ohii'rt. 

STRAND 

Now Playing 

Maurice Chevalier's latest Htar- 

ling picture, "Love Me Tonight," 

featuring Jeanette MaoDonald, 

Charlie Rumrlflii, Charles ButtiT- 

wnrth and Myrna Loy, 

Like previoua pictures storiiiHf 

Chevalier, "Love MP. Tonljtht" U 

itone in a huinnroui niiil u'liimfi- 

ual vein. - 

Chevalier ia cast us "the bent 

little tailor in all France"—a bus- 

iness man with bijr and few funds. 

Sat., Mon., 'lueg,. Wed. 

"Grand Hotel" * umnieiitiuhnbly 

the outstanding film nroduetion of 

the vear will open 'a four iluv 

run Saturdny for the first timo 

nt popular prices. The eliarac. 

terB portrayed by the greatest 

iUl-star east aH.Nembleil in any 

film production to date. 

The male of prices will he SOc 

from 1O:1B a, m., until i) p, m,, 

and 7Bc from 0 p. ni,, until elos. 

inR. 

SHOW: BOAT 

Now Flaying 

"Devil and the Deep," the Tal- 

ulah Bankliead-Gary Cooper film 

s the feature. 

The picture, which marks Coo- 

per's return to the sqreen ofter 

several months spent huntlnB In 

Africa, is set in a port on th« 

north coast of Africa. Miss 'Haftk. 

llead is cant »H the wife of n 

snlimiiritie eommanf|pr, who is ins. 

AiiiiL-ly jculnuii of her. She meets 

Cooper and fails in 'love with 

him, to dim-over later that he m 

a new member of her husband's 

cresv, 

MOB,, Tuei,, Wed, 

"Guilty as Hell," a ' murder 

story with a comedy twist to it, 

opens Monday at the Show Boat 

Theatre, with Edmund Lowe, Vic. 

tor . MeLaBlen and Richard Allen 

in the starring roles, 

It is an nilaptation of the sue. 

cessful stane play of the samn 

title which enjoyed a long run 

on Broadway last season, 

DOUGHTY 

Now Flaying. 

Noah Beery, Raymond Hatton, 

Maude Burne and Lyle Talbot 

LYN 

Thursday, Frliay and SatuTdiir 

Marlon Davit. , ftobt. Mont0om.ry 

Blondie of the'Folliei 

Monday, Tue.day and widi«idW~ 

TTie Four Marx Bros 

"HORSE FEATHERS" 

Thur« , Friday, Sat., Sept. 

Will Rogers 

SOWN TO EARTH" 

W.titern Eieclrli: sound 

Continuum louo a. m. to Mldnlte 

Htli Over Thurt. and Friday 

Maurice Chevalier 

In "LOVE ME TONIGHT" 

with Jeanatt* 'MietJiinala 

Soturiay Monday, Tu.iday, Wed 

"ttrand Hotel" 

At Popular Prlcei 

Thuri,, Friday, Sal,, Seol 1 I 1 

ANNV HUBSTii 

"Back Streat" 

JOHN BOLES—IRENE DUNN 

SHOWBOAT 

Matlnmi 2:30 Ive,, 6;M jo 

Th^riday, Frld.iy and Saturday , 

"Devil and the Deep" 

TaliHlah Bankhead 

€ary Cooper 

Monday, Tueiday and Wtdneiday 

"Guilty at Hell" 

Victor McUiigien . Edmund Lowe 

Thuri,, Friday, Sat,, J«pt, 1.2.3 

Harold Lloyd 

"M0VI1 CRAZY" 

Matinee lilO Eve§, 8iJ0 to 1i!!Q 

Thuriday, Friday ani SatufdayT 

"Stranger in Town" 

Ann Dvorak . David Manneri 

Monday, Tueiday and Wedntiday 

Kay Francit • Wm, Powell 

"Jewel Robbery" 

Thuri,, Friday, lat,, lent, 1.1.1 

JANET OAYNOB, CHAS, FARRELL 

"THE FIRST YEAR" 

have prominent roles in "Strang- 

er in Town," the new "Chie" 

Sale comedy olagaic of real fiilkH. 

"Stronger in Town," which in 

a eonieily of real folks, presents 

David Mnrmers as the manager of 

a chain jrrocery gtore in a smuli 

Western town, with Ann Dvorak, 

who ploys the feminine lead, na 

his .aweetheart, 

Mon,, Toes,, Wed, 

A two.fold interest and impor- 

tance attaches to Warntir Bros,* 

'Jewel Eohbery," the brilliant Vi- 

ennese rornantic jiielodraiim which 

opens at the Doufihlv Thtntre 

next Mondiy, 

First and foremost, it marks the 

screen reunion of William Powell 

and Kay Francis alter u lapse ot 

many months. 

Secondly, because "Jewel Hob- 

beiy" ha» fascinated anil amused 

the theatre-BOirs of two conti- 

nents with its wit, its Huave, smb. 

tie sutirij, niiil its guy, I 

' rascality, 

Philadelphia!! 

As Reckless 

John SliBftlinti, jli of I 

Inney HL. Philadp, 

ed S1(H by Majisirats 

niehai'da Monday for 

driving. 

• Three pnlicemen 

against him and allcgd bl'1 

gone nor Hi im Asbnry if, •! 

lift aide of the gtrtet lf 

Uenly cut ncroBn to l 

aide to pnrk, caUilng IS 

lowing him 10 hit bli ! ' 

the rear. 

Shcehnii denied lie WM i, 

on the left ttlile 0! Uji i 

He iileadcii not _gulltf.; 

READ THE CLAtfllTO 

GATEWAY CASINO 

SOMERS POINT, N, J, 

America's Finest Eating Place Capacity 3000 

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING 

Saturday Night, August 27th 

GEORGE OLSEN 

IN PERSON 

' ' • And Hit Music - . . With A * 

Revue of Broadway Stars 

NO ADVANCE IN PRICES' 

Famous 

Shore 

Dinners 

$ 1.25 

Every Night, Except Saturday 

ALEX.BARTHA 

AND HIS 

Victor Recording 

Orchestra 

Under DJuetion of 

ML, 

NO COVER CHARGE 

CouverC, 

Call SomeB J 

Point 940 - J 

or 533 Tot . 

Reservation^'. • 

COMING »Xi Sept. 3rd.4fl| 

RUM 

IN PERSON. «j 

•ndhi. 

AUGUST 26. 1932. of the 

Ocean City S«mttaeI>Ledfer Do Ym R ^ ^ ^ 

i Clly New". Bstabllohoil IMIi •enUail-LMstr-Nawa, ConwHiUtM till. 

"For • Greater Ocean City" 

etery Friaw nora »• Bentlnel-Ijsager BuUdlDB, Eiglith BIMBt ml 

-JTATiBUS (ne«t IS M Mto'i Hall), Oosan OltF. Now Jefity, by tt« 

[OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY 

ORIN pANOB?lNB aailqp ana O«nefa| Mun.fer 

AdTertialnK Munaser 

Price: 11,10 per Year 

L.ORIN pÂNOB 

JOHN 0, S 

OCEAN CITY'S OPPORTUNITY IN THE AIR 

E hdve the world of aeronautical atudentg that Ocean 

City has natural facilities for the developmtnt oi 

of the flneit airports on the Atlantic CoaBt, IV has 

advantage of being adaptlble both as a land and sou 

|e for planes. 

When the airport site was acquired by the city, a 

ge percentage of the taxpayers resented the saddling 

their shoulders of a heavy RtWitlona] tax burden. But 

(is may prove that the city moved more wisely than 

at of us knew, • 

The announcement last week that the state may de- 

lop a section of the airport, under state unemployment 

fiat funds, as an emergency landing field, means that 

eun City may soon appear as an important spot, on 

airways map. The field which the state proposes to 

jin would be, for the free use of all planes, commercial 

privately owned, for at least ten vears. 

lean City may 'soon appear as an important spot on 

|, more direct transportation to the sources of its sum- 

¥r trade. Quite naturally it has, until now, directed its 

lention to the railroads . But now a new form of trans- 

rtatioii—aerial—knocks at our door, asking only a small 

fount of encouragement to begin with. 

Passenger-carrying commercial planes and lines are 

[implying rapidly. The same is true of privately-owned 

ies. With even the nucleus of an airport to offev them, 

} will use it, more and more. 

How aerial trafflc is growing today is strikingly em- 

.sized in an article in the September "Rotarian," from 

tieh the following paragraph is culled: 

"Today finds air transport of persons, âil, and express 

• records which would have been Rasped at in Ihe 'peak' 

There's no depression on the aerial trafflc lanes crlss- 

•erus.-injr AmerUjaj Kvery month that neeis the economle crisis 

Icoiiiiiiuo, HISO mis Inertasing business aloft. It looks as If 

|\vi. mnst look/up 10 catch better times returning on wines." 

Eight "private jobs" visited the undeveloped field at 

jtli st, last week end. This is typical of the almost un- 

|ticed sky visjtors the resort already enjoys, 

Fred M. King,_ banking and mining magnate of 

hiulinjf, W. Va,, flew to Atlantic City for a week-end 

bit. The Atlmtie City Press comments as follows on 

trip, which he has duplicated several times during 

|e summer: 

Tlie "Air," he said, brings Ihe ocean front within three 

Ilinurs of the mountains of West Virginia, The panorama 

lunfulilijil by » fliffht from the uplnnils ncross llars'Iand, Penn- 

Jsylvaniii ami New Jersey would ho sufflclent In itself, lie 

InKwHiHl, (ivBii ihoujth tin: 1 surf ami cool sea air were not 

Ithe ri'wuril for the trip. » 

, * • * 

Otean City admittedly "has everything" to offer the 

laker for health, happiness and recreation. The only 

ph is speedy transportation for commuters and a safe 

Ming field for private fliers. With air tran£jnr4; com- 

|nies inducing fares in many cases to a point almof' m 

as the railroads', time-saving considered, the resort 

I offered a short cut to the fulfillment of its desires. 

Newspaper editors who nfe supporting Hooaevelt are 

irrj'injf Iieciliise if anytliinK hapilftm to him, we'll ha?e WII- 

Mum Randolph Garner for president. 

HOW ABOUT SOME MQHB TREES? 

f*HE residence streets that are lined with shade tree." 

me the most attractive in Ocean City.'ahd probably 

|c property 011^ those streets is most valuable, 

Jnmea B. Bevill, president of the chamber of com- 

lorce, fostered the planting of several hundred trees, a 

fcar or so ago. Practical!*' all of them today are thriv- 

|g and are adding to the attvactiveness of their environ- 

lint. 

Mr. Bevill was able to secure these trees at low cost. 

tlivmed and planted. Now that such a fine start has 

pin made, the tree planting campaign should be eon- 

mied. Trees are a good investment, They pay dividends 

lincrfiased, property values, 

•Because Mr, Bevill did so well with the campaign, 

he Sentinel-Ledger nominates him to renew it this fall. 

The horse Is coming hack! So many people have their 

; earn lacked, and are using Shank's more now. 

The kid* wiih to rail ihe taxB*y«ri' attention to the fact 

that coniiatrable money can be ift¥ed by cutting out courms 

In geometry, grammar and Other hard BUbjccts. 

10 YEAHS AGO , 

J, M. Cheiiter sold 400 feet of 

Ocean [root property in one 

•lay, said' to be tne largest real 

(•Htntc trftnsactlcmB In history. 

Mayor Hurry Headley Buroliased 

ICO feet of tlie property' from 

,!,,H. ''nmMlriKliniii'H holdingi, 

J, Thompson Baker annouced 

he wmild run lot the Democrat- 

ic iimiiiiiallun fur eongresamau. 

J, Ralph Wilson waa elected 

commodore of the Ocean illy 

Yacht Club, Daniel H, Paris 

and frank D. Newberry were 

elected meinhiiH of the board 

of KOVernori, 

Stephen T. Vouni, of Peteis- 

burg, ii roiil eitate operator 

here, died nuddenly of u heart 

ai lack. Ho was 70, 

Two MUlvlire men were fined 

|22 fiaeh for fishing on Sundny 

by .Maynr Harry Headley. 

If. YKAKS A«0 

Daniel Gallaiher, owner ot 

the Lafayettii Hotel, died. He 

wild a wall known Philadelpnlan. 

The i-fty instituted steps to 

end the controversy over the 

camp grounds by eondemninis it 

for pnlillc park imrpiises. 

The Ocean City Pishing Club 

raised $1000 toward enlarging 

ltd IlshinB pier at 14th si, 

.Mrs. Florida Jones was re- 

ooveriiiK from an operation for 

alisfir«8es on the brain. 

Wllliiim B. Darts, a summer 

resilient, presoiited » numher of 

old greenbacks, known as "shin- 

pl«intCTH."-_lo~~lhe "public library. 

Miss Maud M. Moulds was 1U 

hrririiiii. 

Ocean City's Gay 90's 

Now for the Political Olympics By Albert T. Reid What's 

By PRANK PABKHK-I 

Other Editors' Views 

WOJIi:* AT THK HOTELS 

What would we do without 

the goud-nalureii' women oi the 

hotel!) during a summer «oas(iii 

81 Ihe shore7 They Hre an lin- 

UisgiilBed hlosaing nncl tlieir 

works of charily are as numer- 

ous nn Hi*! sands of the Hea, 

It i» rhiefly owing t» their ef- 

forts that we have progressive 

eiichi'OB, hat iiimming partleB, 

rftke walks, hag clippin^g and 

the hundred and on* pleasur. 

nhln Illtle pngtimes tlmi so to 

miikf the Iroth of seashore so- 

cial life. .Man, In bin aeifliihiieiis, 

iliinks only of llfthlns, boniiii«, 

ihe boardwalk and nn occasion- 

al dance, 

Thia constitutes hiN perional 

ylgnr, hut if Homebody Olan 

nrlKliiiitos n iimctlnn, no "innftnr 

wliai it Is, lie is willing enough 

to attend nnd particiiirite in Hie 

Kond lime 1 which Invariably fiil- 

lows. 

If anybody is sick, theBe mi-' 

HiilH of mercy nre ready at, all 

Uiiins to perform the duties of 

nur»e, and In every way do ' 

Iliey conBiantly seek unine me. 

tliad for taking one SBICR out 

of one's self. They are always 

cheerful rind instead of Infliet- 

Ing their Irntibles upon othei'B. 

Ujways have a willing ear for 

the dlfflciUHes of whnaver may 

choose to rBiale thoni, 

(Tlio above urtlrle nnpeiiri'd 

in the flcMii lily Tlaily Hp. 

porter 1m Sutiirdny, July SB, 

isnn.) 

— • -— 

JUST A'FEW 

LITTLE OPTEUISMS 

It may be only a colneidanot 

hut business began'to Improve 

as soon as Congress adjourned 

and has been improving rver 

since, . . If we could eleminatB 

Hessions in Prealdentiui ycaiM 

I here would be fewer bud \>aiU 

ness periods. , . Whure iii the 

political ghoulder on which pin- 

liibli'ionlsta enn nry? . . Tile f;r- 

est season of the year io piuny 

Is fast iipiiroBehimj. , . More and 

more are saving their vaciit.LiriH 

until September or Oc'toher. , . 

Now that we're begliinlnK to 

reallKe that MS isn't the eiiil 

of the world, perhaps sve':l have 

spunk enough to do »omo oilier 

jobs that need doing and pro. 

vide more work. . , With mar. 

ket conditions Irnproviuif . th« 

mill her* plans to resume full 

time operations again, , , i'liinBs 

are looking nn—Atiaiitlr futility 

Record. ; 

Sqpplyinj i wKk-td-WHli inipiniion fsr UK ha.T-ln,rttnt(l MB wiU tad 

tury hrnma Intl paralliltil iinht txptrKins o< "Tlie MM Noted^K# 

I'OTATOE 

.NOT KNU'OURAGUti 

• Ifarmers are greatly iligjuoiii'. 

BHed over, the white iimnlo 

crop, • .Only a ajHall aiiioiiiit of 

white potatoes lias been ilua ;mtl' 

THE ETERNAL MIRACLE , 

W E are quite unmindful of chronolBtF in wnting this story, We 

are not bound Iiy the familiar outline which btfrfni with the 

song of the angels at Bethlehem and ends with .the weeping of the 

woman at the cros». 

We shall thread our -mm back and forth through £h» tieh va- 

rlety of Jesus' life, picking up this Incident and tliat Wt of son- 

vorsation, this dramatic contact and that audacious decision, and 

brlrisflnK them toK»ther as best to illustrate our purpose. For that 

liiirpoHe is not to write a biography but to paint a portrait. We 

pass quickly over 30 years of Jesus' life, noting only that some, 

litiw, somewhere there occurred in those years the eternal miracle 

—the awakening of the inner consciousness of power. The eternal 

miracle, 

f 

, , 

" In New'-Tfork une ituy'V luncheon was tendered byi*S?f»therIng 

of (llstinguished gentlemen to David Lloyd George, There were 

peihapa two hundred at the tables. The food was good and the 

speeches' were Impressive, But what stirred one's imagination was 

II study of the men at the speakers 1 table. There they were—some 

of. the most Influential citizens of the. present-day worldi and who 

were tbey? 

At one end o( the table an international financier—the son of 

ii poor country parson. Beside him a great newspaper propnetor— 

he£cami from a tiny town in Maine and landed in New York with 

iiii thrtn $100, A little father along the president of a world»wide 

press association—B copy boy in a country newspaper office. And, 

JKPFJ2RHON - abrUe Itt 

The beautiful old home, or 

Thomas Jefferson at Montlcello, 

, designed by the third President 

himself, |g one of tlie cittorlc 

buildings or Am«rica,that ought 

to lie kept an-a national shrine 

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial 

Association, which purcUfued 

the property several years ago, 

tcittorcd ii and maintalnft It for 

\1fttorfl in Her nnd admire, has 

been hit 1>> ihe depression, like 

cverybod) i-lse Theie is dun- 

ECr, unlfBB BOinctbluK more Vlum 

. $100,000 oim tifl rained quickly, 

Hint ch( Ruiall lemtiining mort- 

gage on the iiropcrty wllj be 

foreclosed and it will puns Into 

private hands 

/ have n pcculiai inton-al in 

Jefferson I think his Ideals 

and principles ought to be kept 

alive, and I do not know how 

thut (.nn bo done better than to 

liei'p Monliccllo as a monument 

to him and them I sent the 

Tlftma-i Jeffrriion Memorial AB- 

fOclntJon, New York, a dollar 

tnwiiid the mortgage. If c\ery- 

(irie else feels an 1 do about 

Icffpraon will do the name, there 

i\lll lie no foi ccloBiire. 

0 + I? 

FROST - liBrneftned b; luduitry 

[ went lo a luncheon in New 

York the tfiber day at which 

everything that was Berved, ex- 

»HII-I to feed .mil take 

care of, for one thing. A well 

broken yoke of two-year-old 

The most 

had last week wat 

oro Dinner ,Clnb, 

times there »re ,U 

out of work,'and In 

the majority of them?J 

jobs do somebody—11 

who—had' the bright JI 

starting a restaurant': " 

tors who have the 

have- a good dinner 

cents, and the ft 

can dine for a doll**,.;,'! 

tra half dollar going til 

the dinner or «o^ne 

can't afford It. 

The •• waltresneii are all" 

re»Bes out ol Ttork, who 

at the tables tor their 

and the bug-boys and' 

tendants are aetorg In VVl^m 

situation. I feas greeted ut-\ 

door by a former screen '< 

•ft ho was one of the jOMMl • 

lar reraonageB In the hi, 

few year* ago, «n* : UM tj 

waman wjio , a>n4usl«- ^ 

soup had her na£e' iji 

lights on BrondViy 

•êasonfi aso. The 

nbly ZOO acton , 

dining there; but J 

,a sfqgls ^doyiful tape.' Ev. 

was cHWrfulMn spite" I! 

mil. ol" nlhfir rolk'p hitfliiii ^ 

"tur, I came IO aid, if j»u 

tould THIHO my milm> '' 

Boss: "This ain't piiy mi " 

"I know that, but 1 Hi |i'-l't 

I'd speuk lo \ou .ibnut it in- 

day " 

BOHH. "OD bmk In »ork ,i'id 

don't ôiry J'\c inaiiiiêd to 

raise it evt>r> wfelt 'fn fdi, 

linvun't I?" • A 

BoWm-Merrlll Co, 

Wolves of Sea Here Again 

i * $ w 5 3- ' 

Bluefish Again Being Caught; Like Barracuda in Attack 

days 

gage is foreflosable, unleaB the 

mortgage holder can rent or Bell 

•the house at onoe and gain 

something thereby, This pro- 

tects the home.'"- and the 

mortgage hdldi,. 

Of course this decision holds 

good in Ohio today possibly only 

in Akron, but It shows •'thiit 

snine of the old laws need le- 

Interbrelation In inesi! 't-nuble- 

some times,—Vlneland 1'o.Mf. 

thnt 

lK!fN8lLTlIlO 

TRY OlIT 8AI,I» TAX "" 

Pciinsylvunln Is going to make 

a sin montht' trial of the sales 

tax ns. n, meanp of raising reve- 

nue with which to take care of 

tlie jobless. This experiment 

should supply some information 

as t6 how the. gales tax works 

and' prove a au'danee to Con- 

gress •when that body takes up 

consideration of « the subject 

either the coming winter or ttext 

spring, whicb It Is likely to do. 

In the Pesstylvanlt, scheme of 

things the motorist is hit again. 

The Pennsylvania tax on. gas is 

three centH and the federal tax 

li one cent, vhlcli mikes four 

certs the motorist has to put up 

In that itatt and now under the 

. operation of the sales tax he 

will have to pay an additional 

penny on owy aollar's worth 

of gas hi nuys,, It is fast he- 

coming pretty expensive to the 

five rage Min to own and run a 

SlfcM NMrg. 

vttmtUA thAt *6r« *"i 

million elMtrto Ucht 

of flints aut 

inhabit waters adjacent l« 

(ity—Kilitor.) 

II) EDWARD 0. FKNSKK 

h'otjnd 'from Auatraliu to the 

,Medlt«iTanean Sea, Ilie biueftsli, 

(ponmtomus saltatrix la in u 

elaaa iiy itself by reason of Us 

being a family with nut a dingle 

species, 

HluenBli HH a rule travel in 

schools, and In their daslruct- 

fiilneiiB can he likened to a pack 

of wolves. Their path is stained 

with blood and littered with 

maimed flsU, One authorily 

clasaes them as animated ehop- 

plni machines. Striking at any- 

thing that move« thru the water 

with a ferocity that rlvalB tlie 

barracuda, Jt wn he classed as 

one of our ljtat game fish, 

Cut nsli bait, meial, wood or 

feathered squldg are Jo the 

Ilkim of the "killer," Trolling 

near the surface, of the water 

from slow-movlnB •power boats 

Is one of the best methods. 

Until last season, bluensh 

were not caught loeally in any 

large number!. Previous to inos 

they weri In abundance, bu?t un- 

til, recent year*, they gradually 

visited our shores in fewer num. 

DOTS until it wai clasnd an 

event to catch one. From all 

Indieations, this year will prove 

a record year for blueflsh, as 

party boats trolling off the coast 

are bringing in record catches 

•very a»y, .- 

file reuen for the dlss.ppw.r- 

unce And reapp*arauc* of cer 

"Mai\," Milfl Mrb ,\Yw ich to 

the new mind, "\»u ,na.\ t-ikc 

llu- don nut .mil Km HPI -ODK' 

ilr" 

"\i'S,, niH'ani" .icquitMi-d Hit 

maid "Vnd plcnw, ma'am, uhi-re 

will I llnd tln> nenieqt) »en1cp 

A guide Bhowinis an old lady 

over the ino, took her to n CURB 

d, "wr. 

arnment. and many more who 

study the habits of fishes as a 

iiobliy nre still in ignorance of 

the deatlnatlpn of many migra- 

tory Belies, This Is Indeed, one 

liraneh of natural science 

where the surface is'merely' 

scratched. 

The Public Mail Box 

A HI EXHIBITOft 

AI'l'ROTES BIPORT 

Editor Sentluel.LedBer; 

I wish to express my very 

slncert •aDpreolaton and thanks 

for your splendid and 'encour- 

aging article regarding «ny work 

.in exhlhnton In the Legion 

Rooms,' Ocean city. 

Through-th* encouraging ar- 

llclea and reports regarding my 

work, I should be stimulated to 

gr*ator effort in devoting odn- 

slderable Urn* during the com- 

ing winter to more serious 

work, 

Mr. Roberts la also interested 

111 the exhibitions and. articles 

and lias forwarded copies of 

The Sentlnel.Ledfer to our 

nmny friends and patrons thru- 

but' the country, including sey. 

eral purchasers of, my water 

colors in Hollywood, California. 

1 trest th«t our if -"- 

be ot mutual advah 

Jig my I 

to Wur reporter «t^ 

IDS ib* «*Blbltloa wh6 MW 

to wrlti l6 pl«MU«ly. I im. 

,"'.- : J*»••*—*•'•""'- 

The visitor stared at It In 

horror. 

"Good gracious," she said, "nn' 

to think my sister married une 

ii' them!" 

"I'm frightfully worried about 

my wife," 

"Qnod heavens! what has thi 

ant?" ' ' 

"The car!" 

"S(i your husband Is suffering 

with httllucfhations?" 

"Well, every time we go rid- 

ing uitb hntt btihlnd the 

lie Inuislnci he In 

mi 1 ' 1 

"So lAiss W^HeÎs the 

wclRlit champion of his 

eh* Who did he over | 

hoit of?" 

"Eti'rjone who ever 

his grocciy stole!" 

\ group oE pasaengers 

sathercd on the Ueok of a 

Ins ocean liner for 

merit The manter of ce 

.uinounceil that he could i 

nrrupallon of any pasaengeir-i 

ciiunlly nbiervlng his face. ^ 

"You arc a doetorT" 

"Vou an- n lawyer?" 

"Vou ni a minister'" 

"Yon are, a tanner," 

The lust-named subject' I 

Hweii'd dejectedly, "YOU 

badl mistaken; I'm only •» 

ick 1 " 

"DM -on hear about x 

nii'ii v* ho v, ere hungf 

"Hinvfnn. no—lell me 

it"' 

"Thej couldn't come to 

"Are you n Rtftunch 

oral," 

"Mcrcv yes' I even 

Kepuhllcan 

Wlldman: "Bht'e no 

Wiseman: "I'll, My 

She was having dates 

H 

Nowedd. "I wonder 

ne oan*t Mrf j 

.Mm Newedd: "It'g 

Imre, tloar; ibey are 

inc Homethlng we 

Employer

Kfeuiatfp^^ 

ind JoBn • B!> 8Witt, Hind % 

mx4 Mi o«B« %m CpjSiJWMr* 

of lopniBiiW. ?':\ ,'\: 

Sea*ide Trucking Co., Inc. 

; Ttai YMUM of Prompt wnA Courteoiw Seniw 

Wife'/:-. 

Visi^fMeMWmm^ 

Rwn*fovt&y With Fine School Record 

... KB***^^ Perfect in Attendance, 20 

-put' 1 ill < ** •••>-•,',• 

$157 io Charity 

Result of Dance 

Life Guards Turn Net Pro- 

' ceeds Over to City ' 

Mr. and 

i^'Vl son, 

I Mrs. The. 

town, are 

the Ud 

' llitVplotu 

J much 

_ . Flitptttrlrki 

tibUrt HoiiBfl, tatir 

portraits tfoao ip oil, 

^tp nature paintings 

of pertmns from Tenorta 

i coi)Bty—Cupe aiay, V.'IW- 

May Court House rnd 

8tB I#Io Ctlly—eaOie l '• '" Ocean 

t% last JiM to JrtiW 'Uif exnib- 

It, and hundreds h more are e«p3ct- 

" fBIW rt 4 li OTBfc ; • '•;. 

» • - . « » " * ' 

JBrM- illUKi fMtlvtUes wars gmy 

Ipfi "tli 1 urtletij *irt lutrodiuMd to 

Invited gueate. Music by a 

1 Wte M Brsrttefl by El- 

Steelman, ch-lnnan of tie 

tlwinbbr of commerce committee, 

_.,_ Hefreihtnttlts wwe sirred, Esfl 

ijife-1 tie prerlew :*a» coadudnd with 

: 

f l 

' " ' - " f * « u m . : [ \ '••y 1 West Side News '••$& wtots, B«kio.f u» «o _iiJ TtenM.Teacher 

of Colored Folk 

BT MARTHA M. BBOWV * 

The carnival , Is over, but 'ihe 

memory lingers of the—three 

hljhu of splendid entertainment 

and finally tho Sunday «Jtoinoc 

services at Shlloh Church, wlieis 

presentations ami awards' were 

luade. 

Friday night's program 

'.'- ' . " • •;• . 

"ikmoBg tfct prominent viiltors 

. jj£ _» ^rtfbit that niiBt wertt 

.do, jfiMtjit^tir blithe 0,Of f den, coBoty y fi'MhoW- 

ilb|ts

IVoht Sflonrltr Co 

pecority Co. 

InT#«traen 

Inysatmsn 

Investment 

InTattmcnt 

InVMtnoent 

It 

lnye*t«ent 

InVMttoent 

B«*eh Svont InTMtment 

VMeh Prtmi Intmrtment 

Batott FrOnl Invwitment 

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O*orm W. Booy and Beulab WlUtln« 

Oftoree W. flooy ul Jhuiah, WlIMmi 

wofw w. flaey Mia mulwi wilklna 

SlP &tO* Smith ^ 

Tbomu G, TUB 

JoMphlne Ooctf 

efcy^ftianôaowr 

Wiluaro B. Leech 

jjfel*U«lU«n.ooneifsr 

Florence B, Johnson 

Florence B, Johnson 

Florence ft Johnson 

•, H. Johnson Johnson Co, ___ 

9«rgs W, Booy and Beuiiti WiUdns 

wii'liajn pl iji] Mm B, Gardiner 

George W, Sooy and Beulah Wllklnj 

MerfihaaivJUe Oatta Annex Co, * _ 

Oeoreo W W, Soo- Sooj- and BBeulah l h Wlttfl WlttflBi Beverly MM 

laud 

First National Bank. Guardian for Rachel 

IBM 

tiHt National Ban*, Guardian for Rachel 

Islard 

Pint National Bank, Guardian for Rachel 

Jftrty a and May Robblna 

B, Darby :'" 

FtaBela Eîsmaii 

Jesse £>, Bomalne 

Je«e D, nomalne 

Jeua D. Romalne 

Jugs D, RDmaine 

Jsiso p, Rofflains 

Jtna D. Remains 

Jesse p, Hosmlne 

Jean p, BoBalne 

Jesse D, Romnlno : 

Jesse D, Romalno 

Jeau D, Romalno 

Jesse D, gomaise 

Jeue D. Romalno 

JSMe D, Bamalna 

Jews D, Romalno __ 

O, Wllllnmn 

T, —, 0. Williams 

John Bland - - 

U doff and B, "it 

ft, L, Ooff and B, H, 

John P. Horn!) 

B, A. O«(Jej-, IBB. 

Jar Oorp7\_ 

John I, nine 

John B, fflina __ 

Jeue D, Romalne 

John on •. Mine MIn* "_ 

John a, Kline 

John B. KUne 

John §, Kline 

John a, Kline 

John ff, Foster 

Samuel Plitm 

Johnson Co. « — 

Broadfrar Merehants Truat Oo,, Truitee 

Broadway Merchants Tru«! Oo,, Truitee 

roadway Morchanto h Irurt 

Bfoadway Merchants Triut 

Broadwa" Mercliunts Trust t Oo,, Trustee — 

roadway Merchant's Trust Oo,, Trustee „_ S 

Broadw roadway Merchant! Trust Co,, TrusMe IB4 

Bankers 

Bankera Ptannee Co 

attand 

Trea 

Morc 

Merchantvlll 

B, B, Isia 

B, B. Isia 

B, R. Iszn 

B, R, Ina 

Bnkers Finance Oo 

nkers Finance Oo 

ankers Finance Co. ( 

nkers Finance Co. U92 

erchnntvlllo Oaks Annex 

ei chantvllle Oaks Annex 

Beverly H, Isxard 

Beverly H, Isaird 

Beveriy R, I«/urd 

B y H, Isz.ird 

nker* finance 

nkeri Fin 

rchnntTllle Oa Annex 

erclmntvlllo Annex 

Mvrchantvllle Oak* Anne*" 

Merrhantvllle 

Bankers rinance 

Bnker* Finance 

anken Finance 

Mers Finance Oo, _ _ _ 

erehantvlUe Oaks Annex Co. 

wehatitvllle tvlll Oaks Annex Co 

Merchantvllle Oaks k Annex Co 

Bankers Finance «•--«• Co " 

John If. Beaten Piano Co. 

John H. Heaton Piano Co. 

John H, Beaton Piano Co. 

John H. Beatoa P ana Co, 

John R, BmtoB Fiona Co. 

John H, Huton Piano Co, 

John H, Heatftn Pand Oo, 

John K, Beaton P ana Co, 

John WL, Beaton Fano Co, 

Jonn S. Beaton Piano Co, 

JODS K, Beaton Piano'Co, 


John II. Beaton Piano Co. 

John H, Heaton Piano Oo. 


William B, Phillips 

Carl r. Kress, Jr, 

A. T. Wation 

A. T, Watson 

Maurice A, Buck 

Thomas II, Roberta 

T 

«hore' Realty Co, and J. », PnHnI."~ 

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812.50 

a ay Kofi 

, W. A. ana May Rloh 

,J. •, Mtti, We. 

I, B, Potts, Inc. 

. J. H, Petti, 

J, B, Fott*, Inc. 

J, B, Pottl,:lBe, 

A, T, and •qtrtrudf' Smith 

-A. F. and Ofrtrudt Smith 

A, IVMIS- Ofrtruji Bmlth 

A. ,F, ana StrtruOi 

A. F. and Oertrtidis 

Stella D, Pontt 

Alfred Tnlnmin (llli.go) 

Alfred Tfalnnian (1919-30) 

Joilah H, Sharp 

Charles A. Ma 

Charles A. Heun _ _ 

Bwjns T, Corson (.til R, X, 

Bwlns T. C»son as, R, L. 

Swing T, Oflwon and B, E, 

Josephine, Wattnon 

Josephine Wattson 

JoiepMne Wattaon __ 

Treaium Islana Realty co. 

Treasury lalana Realty 

Daniel •; Frailer Oo, 

Daniel B, Frailer, 

Paniel B, Uke 

Daniel 13. Ijake 

Caroline L, _ake 

Daniel 8, Frailer, me. 

Daniel B, FnuWr, me. 

Daniel B, Frailer, Inc. 

Daniel B, Frailer, Inc. _ 

Jjmma and, Anna Severe!! 

Daniel B.^rtniler, ine. 

Daniel B, Frailer. Inc. 

Raymond W, dhadwick 

Alexander Mackle ^ 

William D, Masiey 

William m, Masny 

William B, Uasuy _ 

Ocj Ocjao Cit City Really Rll Co 

Ocean city Realty Co. 

Ocean City Reijty Co. 

Mia B, eummlnn I 

Arthur M, pnd Maybelki _, Barnes 

jeTBispvss H1 *"*** 

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P. U «nd William 

JoiieBh M, Barclay Pntvldent 

Daniel 

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Daniel D 

Daniel B 

Clinton 

B, M. FitBcharlea 

Btri 

Dan e 

Dan e 

Dan e 

Pan el 

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harles 

harles 

harles 

harles 

harles 

Charles 

Wa allace 

Wai ace 

Wallace 

Wace 

ace 

ace 

n, O, and Wllmlna ghaW ___ 

William A. •Barefort Estate _- 

William A, BareforoV Estate _ 

ThoiBBa P, Sijher. t i 

BaHe L. Sh 

Clinton _, recklej 

Oesan •trmad Realty oe. __ 

Walter at «nd Ann* Rfclnra 

Trust! 

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Trust 

Trust 

Trust ea. 

Treat .Co 

Truit 

'rust 

rust 

rust 

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Trust 

Trust 

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Trust 

Proviaent Trust„ 

Poôll-Va 

Provident Ollder Lum 

ProvldenE t C l 

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Proviaent Trust 

Provident 

Truit 

Proviaent' Trust 

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roviden 

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Frances 

OnHetoii 

Osrieton 

Minnie Sultan 

Aaron J, atelu 

Bourgooli 

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tna 

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,Btna 

Aetna 

Aetna ci, 

Aetna Co, 

Aetna Co, It 

Attna Co, 

A, Jjsuraa.., 

A, Bourteoh 

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A. Boureeoii 

ita 

A BaurgMU 

a*_ Ke'at 

•'uaiiv whjatt'f MM* ^_i Bpra., )veruifn(*d. R 

"Weil, I lUeii •!! will '&hllnua 

until all - the people of the world 

k're aBBeinhiei in :• cjiUw." . P*» 0# crush .'&mlttim%y,Q 

iion wag' of % Wflrid eut tt>"m 

j 

toy i o n . : - j • - • . • • ; : •/•; •.:.;,..,-• 

' John Ilroen, listening, reaBlag 

and, appraWng, ieOMd the ,^- 

calling 

mensItF of tM. rt^.', f > , ;. 

nothing to distract from tho husl- ("gootl-byo" to John Breen and FUB, 

jotin Brocn h»4 Wfait ftp thtti. 

'nees of Bleeping, for which tho wblle the grin on the face of 

roomB woro doslgned Churl lo and the frauctlo apron LtS« dlfhcttlt nriH M lit* ,wl» 

Pul also fitted the windows' waving from the kitchen doorway 1 ruih. His cbliahbod held «» ltt* 

with cleata which prevented them and the eipanslve flioe. .'Of..,'tne to rounuood, and his BUiMeh crneh 

Irom closing by a foot at the top driver, told of eitraortlnaw lar- from the ahell ef elroiiaiiUlBet 

and bottom, and of eourie there.gtii by the deparllni gut»M.,, rouml him, emerging Into d irorld 

Malone 

n|, dbllrlotii earneStttesi., jetp WW 

l,,e about 

: f;$ 

mMhlne drtven toy Wll 

ref, H6 N.>CooIMg« B.T., _u 

who hit tho side of their car; 

he fcnnw out ot 4' did* Anwtt. 

He later BOrxendsrW to'ponee and 

d do bll t awptt 

"to> Tn"> "• 

Mrs. Fflller and her oaughter. 

Aulborltlea nt the Atlantic City 

. hoipllaU ,•#_!»'#•••VMtTBJiaffr,-îrtt 

gg; a danChtnr, 

[taken, :gald ••-•; ibjg•";,Vf|M(i^|a «f»gj 

l IMlu 

pUt*«» to rtost 1*. ':va6fltts'M* 

bead and was held under obSBr- obser 

vation theie to âwalt development 

h d I oarly September, September a 

casual OD 

younger set Mr* —>,-•-=—!—7i, 

ed the Oeean OltyvHlflii,Ishfloi 

and:, competed "lac Mfiii'MwspBrtii 

belora motta* Wi QpW#; «*i,M»M 

wtfc Hi aow"î«h'V*Hi_ttM 

city aajho 

siidilenly, as he had, and as If 1 his room the top floor of MhU. many 

then standing on the j Greonbough,_ was 

BOATS 

*hy „„. not stort! .. youri bont up tlie him to the Square and walked he were th ag SK!^^jrtnejrl»ld rults «n absbrblng intertstvwiln Jonn m u 

I river this winter ^hore rates him as far aa 14th it, John 

reir nnt plBtioiraoi platform^ of a irarn, truln, wmriiug; uwu, IIB» „».„,, . ._. 

him away. The quick rumble of turned lights out at nlnei-jolm's Breen, ; . 

I lo\y? Eheltttrad ana oovered stor- Braen headed back to the Bowery 

* ggt. Inquiries golleited. Beat Build* 

tho whepli of hli .ideas lullefl 8y«i blwed far into the nljht as "Gil."_He pauied for 

Unpc, Molpr Salei and Service, Qen- mor bewlldertd than ever, • 

I erol rejialrlnf, Thompson Boal ,lohn Breen hadloit his Interest 

In llBhtlng, In the greater 

thrill of the ight for that un- 

I and Mnsfl Landing, ' 

OR RVMT — Hoiiae, furnlBhea, 

n Avenue, 

1 : ' f V_~?^.»> ,'i~ 

" An at IVo^^Sri 

~ Sparks, 108 

on 

th 

known priâ, the aatonlrtimBnts 

,«,n»,. Uine .,._o „»- iust ..bend,. Ho wns 

spuned an by curiosity, and not 

by ambition. Ho was the prhnltive 

climblnj to tho tcip < of n 

mountain, not for food or truasbut 

for a bettor view. Honor 

1 eniciiii , «.. . •»"• prlzea, and prosperity, »a 

I dottep. Hatch off 6Vmy'" 1 iiiu'f#a"Mf,; Pug Malont k*jyt pointing out to 

hank Loew, _ Dear paid, M. Jf. I John, lay behind the dlroction he 

I Phane 608J.4, Mageton. %-u-tr \Mimmte&. 

*» bUiieS far into the night as "Oil,"_H» imuuca wr a mo-!_,M „, • ...-t*.* *««, 

s eontlnu*d hig Mtplowttoni. inent. The OWCT;mail'wai puiBias! Hi°i^ ^..jliiffl 

him to Bleep 

And on Saturday Gilbert Van 

Horn, Judgo Marvin Hart apd^ the 

great Insurance magnate. E. TC 

Southcrland, came under the strict 

regimen and Bpartan simplicity of 

Pun Maldne'» training fann. 

Van Horn ana Johnny Rrccn 

OR SAL.n—Small tlonr showcase 

[ wtullont condition Warren Lar 

were thrown Lognther and uncon- 

I lck», Soiifh Rravilte, N J «-2C-llt sciously, became alrongly (lttrad- 

Uie 

crt to each othoi 

i 

m sevaral clunde«tlne 

tow THAT BBllboat rnoea are In ' boutii, John Breen only held his 

l OHJ1U\ .1. - *^ . *— ^ —- ' one, In i- one, —* with ..,1*1. the *I.A Philadelphia 

TfhUad^lnhtft 

Stono Harbor, whv nftt 

! in R Uirnepit Snrnl? Boranpef, Jerry Wlka, he olmoit 

lest, until, at the very raited edie 

of his Unwnfall, Pug plended with 

him, cried to Vn, implored him, 

Itttemlly throwInK the imndlers 

from 'iho flng, 'talking and sirgii 

who * - "— 

; MS? 

While John wai making hap- «s they llftea owr W Hie ot S^rtS^ftrtiMi-ifS 

.--1 —_. 1. ,»tata«. ,_. grountt. "I'm Betting tired M thJ« «, b taSS'^SS-TS Sa.^ «?0.^..I'« ^ttinruftd^thi ^^ î^Jtemil 

STMI rltv to the south the city training same, and I liaven't 

sfio&d'tp%ms-^-4 »«§»'«gi/fatolls ^ 

elowed with a cold aura of lishf Up.NiBre.-Jtat.te Im no| so sure •• •••• 

Sn iSrtrwm&rinlght,, ^ditod an- l£» ll«.ritf Âultae^ 

oHer million to the tally of Us,«««». ^«.. «:• g rt , 5* 

other mi 

inhabitants 

"Right, John," 

.tMO buslneis. 

Van llol-ii, in hir. own sny \yny « " Ily * * di ^- — 

iloveTof-Keity. Sok John ^Wsen,»"" »^ «-^ n u n * J f „,,„„ 

on long ridBB throURh tl;e width; l Clt 

? . 

r the 

.1 The crowd at the ehf* -was nb, 

to t the Bamo na nt ^,e premie 

nroduUion last week knd cOWItalt 

RSuld Nert Week) tJ-e menibera said they are well 

of the metropolis, a seconfl Freneli I icraHmHjtt JMM_WIIOIU , pleased with the resDpnse thte 

car that L,T ^.ToveiNhe ôr d « I are^ttin« are (tettinft 'from from th^ the Ocean City 

"^r. pnrr of chaTns cl..K- READ THte CLASSIFIED ADO Pu6Hc for tWr cause 

Iet Interested in ft Barnegat « >.- 

Box? Beit suited fd* sailing 'In loeat 

waterway, Chu.i. H. 'youns. 

atent, P, O. 801 MS, Stone Har> 

j bnr, N. J, i.80,.8t.a 

I On HALE: 4- Btont fixtures, house, 

hold BooBr, niiut ho snld for itof. 

aRo,-Opoan City itornee Cii,, Bill in» wltn ulnn 

h Wm " V " gcMn C1 ^ i5KB|J-d So'.cupS. 

~^ The boll sounded tintl 

John 

Breeii, a suddon light In his eyes, 

t:-.- hlsr-ftwo. biittered, Bteiined into tho 

.,,.„-- *—— — ccntor of the ring imd kiiOBkcd 

Ibni" or "two Mir- enn havo n re- Wl|lce cold wltll si stnale perfool 1 

(Inert and rpnitenlil! 1101116 fdii Iho blow to Ibe jaw. A ll'omBIldnlls . 

. 01". EENW- «„.„..-. 

uimn, SH-JTHl «t.. Stone Bar- 

Mr, N, J, owner will siye "»"mtf. 

Call Jnetwn HOI, VWaif\phin. 

or any Broker, B-24-tfn 

I>OR RENT _ ifurnlBhed HBartment, 

i beflrooms, an* rooms oms with house houseieejiirii 

pri'vileins. ^ SI84 Central av,. av 

«6ean City. 

iBtf 

Booms and ASM. For Pent. 

I 1 ,>ARK PLACB APTS,, 161 Park PI,, 

(limialmd roomi «nfl BBt*. Hot and 

,'niii runnliiK water In every room. 

Chono Ml, Ocean Olty, i-io-tfe 

catei Bmil.firejiooi e»av to *iit, 

Ssa Mr Wi*. • 

| reran* ROOM 

WANTIP — FEMAUE 

WAHHTNOB7' hand" ironso, smooth smoot 

, work Cone ehcan. Mrs. Y' p PS c 

tried to'carry lilln from, 

the ring. 

"ijciivo him ' nliino." l'ug fim-1 

tloiiml. "That litrt WSIB: 'ihlnkln' of J 

Bomotiiiii 

Iliiyes, Palermo, N, J. l.2C-

Passed 

«• 1Q p.c Re- 

lV Adopted 

.whteh provides 

f-pf salaries of city 

I'lft Per cent was pass- 

: dlMUasIon by the 

Wednesday a'f- 

ti »n estimated saving 

iietyyVof, *26,000 annually, 

^'ordlnknce does not aii- 

or library workers, 

ilta are determined bj 

boafrds.. Neither 

tho per dim], or 

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