Aug 1932 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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„ Ore Insurance<br />
fc'.Sith at, la tire see-<br />
;(^^ *l> per .ent. ft<br />
Mayor Harry Headley said mis<br />
WOek he Is not familiar with the<br />
situation, at the south end, but<br />
that before the efty would take<br />
any action In the matter nil an-<br />
gles <strong>of</strong> tlie problem wou.d have<br />
to be Investigated,<br />
To have tho line Installed, El-<br />
mar Steoltnnn, manager <strong>of</strong> the<br />
f to the itaU roem- <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Water co, said the<br />
FAnrith n. - T_ south end people would first ijave<br />
to petition the city, lfter which<br />
the city lould. If it wished, o,-<br />
der tho water company to do the<br />
work.<br />
Tho proposed HUH would extend<br />
only from SCih to 5!>th stj.<br />
State Aviation Chief<br />
<strong>On</strong> Flying Visit Here<br />
QIll Rpbb Wilton, itato torn<br />
mlssloner <strong>of</strong> aviation, paid i ih-<br />
Ing visit to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Monday<br />
afternoon In his Bird Bipljno<br />
He made a brief Innpeeiun cj<br />
tho flying field tit isth -it. nnd<br />
Hay av. and niacfe several sue<br />
gettlons for possible , npi i\8in»nt<br />
He l<strong>of</strong>t for Tienton Hie m the<br />
afternoon<br />
r.;«!0uth <strong>Ocean</strong> Ctty Im,<br />
1 Aaaoelajtfoh, are ptan-<br />
I*! the city to install a<br />
*fe* main on Aabury Av.,<br />
lttt a reduction in tho<br />
T meeting <strong>of</strong> the as-<br />
felt was pointed o«t that<br />
W pay as much for (Ire<br />
,*-•» do farmers In un<br />
Rs •YXMdland sections, he<br />
""^plpe line does dot ex-<br />
68th st. and not en.<br />
re can be provided be-<br />
by the pumping sta-<br />
1 at piiuj st.<br />
. Wy /at the association<br />
instructed to ask the<br />
about p.epoa-<br />
..,— The pumping<br />
. •apply high pressure<br />
~Stth at., but Beyond<br />
would- have to<br />
For Auxiliary<br />
M. E. Group Holds Meet-<br />
ing at Biscayne Hotel<br />
Muny mi'nibors <strong>of</strong> Uio Summer<br />
Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> tho Methodist chinch<br />
and their fn nils woio piesent m<br />
the l<br />
iifternoon<br />
ho<br />
Mrs Wil<br />
pr* sidoni -v\as in<br />
wag opened \\HL<br />
tbo<br />
tol 'luestl 1<br />
Ham A J i<br />
Tho meetni _r<br />
u. devotional ; i rlod comliu tci l>i<br />
Mi I Ljdia Mmuuib, with Mi - s<br />
Prtnt/ol lending in in.ijet Ihl--<br />
was lollonLd bj the women flnj,<br />
wol) known iliuifli<br />
Tbo .irtiit) fur tht da> »fic<br />
Mru Ilcniy Dosterl. HIIO auj<br />
several bc.iutlful •clPc'inn, \li-f<br />
Jenn SihL.i, who plined tno pi<br />
ano numbcrq. Mist Mjiithn Mot<br />
fitt. who pu-senlLd two <br />
As Noise Makers<br />
4 Men and 2 Women Deny<br />
Creating Disturbance •<br />
Tour mrn and two wiitnen<br />
were fined $15 meli us TJCIIIE dls-<br />
onleib in'i )onoit<br />
LtijMT III I ^ ( DllhlNiltlull Will I<br />
ho hroUi 11 Mi) i 1 1^ t> i mi h' t<br />
l.<br />
fonml Itndle <strong>On</strong> i'alile.<br />
^iioMlini; lii 1 heir IIIMV Kiev<br />
hid ilrlnMl from rhilii'lel|i|ila .^ilii<br />
day evi'nintt and Kloppeil To •<br />
y tt and Klppel<br />
friend in Allanlli- Cilv<br />
sillying I here awhile, they dcclil-<br />
i-'l in sp 1 Hie ni-.hi in ii-. 1,,,.,<br />
1 1 '• I.' 1 VnliMl ai . :IB ihey liail<br />
IM-I 11 L'ivcn ! In- Ufv In'-II Iiv HI,<br />
Iciii'i-i'. Allen HeviiM] , ri 1<br />
di Ip'na<br />
'rlicy .'-aid tliev IKMI<br />
in lll\rt\.l [I 1 j 1 j ^ i ^ \' 1 O i l O' ( t l l ^ L •-•»••<br />
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inatiiul umli w<br />
l.opor v\ill not eo on ilulv nil<br />
the bcuoh until <strong>Aug</strong>ust 1 anil at<br />
tht i ill h l<br />
the bcuoh until A<br />
that time will hav<br />
other partner<br />
t 1 anil at<br />
to select an-<br />
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brittle <strong>of</strong> 14I11 ronllil on<br />
hie, they had retired<br />
u 1111 Hiii annul ill , i<br />
Pit, the door <strong>of</strong> (he hmi^e wn<br />
open and a liuhl was "till on in<br />
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ted in I lie<br />
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Hull ml 1 ilassibn Play m<br />
[<strong>Ocean</strong> Ci^ Soon<br />
Playeri from Ger-<br />
2y to Present Pag-<br />
eant in English<br />
WiSTUS* IN CAST<br />
iR PAST 29 YEARS<br />
action To Be Spon-<br />
„ j by <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tab-<br />
emacle Assoeiation<br />
,„ movinB, fternal drama <strong>of</strong><br />
Paision aBd death <strong>of</strong> Christ<br />
1 .be presented in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Monday, TuesdaY and Wed-<br />
iyV <strong>Aug</strong>mt 22, 23 and 24,<br />
the 32 world famoui Pal-<br />
Playere <strong>of</strong> the Freiburff<br />
from Germany preaent the<br />
rfacje on the camp meeting<br />
Hinds <strong>of</strong> the Ocian <strong>City</strong> Tab.<br />
ids Association,<br />
lousands <strong>of</strong> staRe and relia-<br />
followeia are expected to<br />
lir in the resort for this pre-<br />
.atlon By the famed German<br />
jup which wai itarted In the<br />
Hi town <strong>of</strong> Freiburg in 1204<br />
which the inhabitants have<br />
Jed on to the present day.<br />
Presented 330 Years Ago,<br />
Freiburg Passion Play was<br />
years before<br />
TO SING ON SUNDAY Spirit <strong>of</strong> 1917<br />
Is Needed Today<br />
Asserts H<strong>of</strong>fman<br />
Leu Fault Finding, More<br />
Co-operation, Necessary<br />
to End Depression<br />
MOTOR VEHICLE HEAD<br />
CITES CHEERING NEWS<br />
MOTOR VEHICLE CHIEF<br />
Car License Receipts in the<br />
State $500,000 Ahead,<br />
He Tells Kwanlans<br />
lenowneii OberammerKau play<br />
lias since been portrayed .with<br />
tfe frequency • Jhttn the other<br />
»t spectacle. Freiburg was, a<br />
iv village then, but it now has<br />
pulatien <strong>of</strong> 200,000, and the<br />
is chosen from an array nf<br />
ilirly actors, trained for their<br />
j from ehildhood,<br />
•Adolf Fasanncht, world famous<br />
Vhli portrayal <strong>of</strong> the "Chris-<br />
|l" <strong>of</strong> the Play. *>m lea>•<br />
considerably larger man O>W <strong>of</strong><br />
July, since visitors occupying ho-<br />
tels and rooming houses C~<br />
Increase In about tbe same<br />
as those who establish "<br />
In cottage and aparttu. .<br />
Business men, alone certain<br />
lines at least, are also o$tbnlfc'<br />
tic, since now visitors mean. a. .new<br />
demand tor -merchandise, partic-<br />
ularly clotMng, household, sup-<br />
plies, seashore toys, and similar<br />
goods.<br />
Cancel War Debt,<br />
Says Phila. Man<br />
Banker Tells Rotary How<br />
To Restore Business<br />
'olice Nab 4 in<br />
Drunken Brawl<br />
Neighbor* Make Complaint<br />
in Colored District<br />
Cancellation <strong>of</strong> war debts by<br />
America as well as the rest <strong>of</strong><br />
the allies would go far In quick-<br />
ly restoring prosperity, In the op-<br />
inion <strong>of</strong> Charles Lyon Chandler,<br />
manager <strong>of</strong> the foreign commer-<br />
cial department <strong>of</strong> the Corn Ex-<br />
change National bank, Philadel-<br />
phia, who addressed the Rotary<br />
Club at the Golden Galleon, Frl<br />
day .night-<br />
He pointed out that after w<br />
Napoleonic wars, England^ %%r-<br />
gavo 90 per cent <strong>of</strong> the d£btB<br />
owing her.<br />
-SNAP SHOTS—<br />
At The News<br />
iHOTB<br />
• Rum (nd religion don't njli,<br />
Mteoially when the fops are<br />
busy,<br />
I; .Neither do~"rum and poor<br />
IOrders, sayi the mayer.<br />
fcine Sunday sellers lost<br />
el pr<strong>of</strong>its ia police court,<br />
\ J|nrkeaf No. Eot Dogl etiM<br />
fnM<br />
ehftnM1Ie-<br />
em^<br />
Cemetery, near Mer<br />
was well ipown here<br />
she was<br />
member.<br />
faithiur and<br />
Mr, and Mrs, CMrlei Waggoner,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Garmaniown, left Monday after<br />
a week end In the resort They<br />
plan to return soon and remain<br />
three weeks.., Mr,. iWaifone* is a<br />
ntominint attomi-<br />
"We'll paste<br />
•i'.ay," de-<br />
clared a youthim kiember <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Paperhanfers, "why, you should<br />
hear them old bucks 'wheeie' wh«<br />
they tried to run. We're going to<br />
have them wheeihn plenty to<br />
night."<br />
The Klwanians are not resting<br />
on their laurels, They have draft-<br />
ed iddle Kane, former star end <strong>of</strong><br />
Notre Dame during the Knute<br />
Bockne regime, to coach the Ki-<br />
wanis team, which has been chal-<br />
lenged by Simms 'restaurant ani<br />
the Oermantown Boys' Club.<br />
If you want a good laugh, don'<br />
miss thK match; i,No admission 1:<br />
charged, " ''<br />
Hager Warns <strong>of</strong><br />
Faulty Drains<br />
Assistant Health Officer To<br />
Investigate<br />
A warning to property owners,<br />
especially In the boardwalk dis-<br />
trict, who have loo»ely connected<br />
drainage pipes running from sinks<br />
and washstands, was issued yes.<br />
Urday by Harold Haier, assistant<br />
city health <strong>of</strong>ficer.<br />
Mr, Hager said ht had received<br />
several complaints and had, thru<br />
la own InvBsUgatiQn, found in-<br />
itances where such drainage pipes<br />
were either loosely connected to,<br />
tbe sewage system, or not con-<br />
nected at all, draining directly in-<br />
to the sand.<br />
In either case, he said, it was<br />
not long before foul odors were<br />
noticeable in the vicinity.<br />
The condition will not be tol-<br />
erated, he said, and he and Joseph<br />
Paul, plumbing Inspector, plan, a<br />
complete tour <strong>of</strong> •inspection to see<br />
that all conneotloni are properly<br />
made and in good working order,<br />
Porperty owners will bo notlfled<br />
to make needed repairs and if the<br />
order Is Ignored, prosecution will<br />
follow.<br />
Mr. Hager said ha had not found<br />
any instances <strong>of</strong> where iianltary<br />
sewer connections were not In<br />
proper condition, and said some<br />
people must nave the Idea thnt or-<br />
dlnary sink drains may be allowed<br />
ts run Into the s»nd, Draina <strong>of</strong><br />
ttis type are just nu important as<br />
the others, he said, and must be<br />
connected properly,<br />
Now<br />
usrio<br />
HEALTH!<br />
Can Why<br />
Food,)<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CUy<br />
became enmeT<br />
th* uw Df -..,<br />
ness, dliorMrijr.<br />
ling or ' »imll|l»<br />
need expect no '<br />
when they !<br />
Mkg<br />
ssWtDC,<br />
ttte<br />
FOR BUJB (<br />
•Good robber.<br />
Drive It »<br />
Aw* O. «<br />
Wny AV*..<br />
IT. J.<br />
as a guest <strong>of</strong> her Blater. Mr*.<br />
ander S. Cor*, lltri at., and WM-<br />
ley av., left recently. tor north-<br />
western Canada, Brandon, IT "<br />
tob*. She will remain<br />
mmm:ju
DR, WHAJAAl<br />
Pastor <strong>of</strong> the Tabernacle<br />
Lutheran churqh, W. Phila-<br />
dolphin, who will preach at<br />
tht Strand .Theatre Luth-<br />
eran services Sunday night.<br />
urgan seleetio'ig will al.,o ha\e<br />
part in this service.<br />
"Spirit" To ^Subject<br />
<strong>of</strong> unusual 'In Christian Science Church<br />
""^S to I " S P' nt " ^ dl ta the subJe " ot<br />
Converted Jew<br />
To Tell <strong>of</strong> Work<br />
Evangelut to Preach at th,<br />
and Mr. Gat- ft"* 'KJXL? 11 ^"'hfjew, ""5 ' K^niwlW Isaac Freeman will<br />
! *« * fr BM ^lle^She^we be S a, "huHi lund? Fi [ 3 |4f resb i: te ^«n<br />
• 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<br />
Cttorch to<br />
'following from the Bible "0<br />
Lord, how manifold ^r* 1 th\<br />
i works' in wisdom .hast thnu mailn<br />
THTSfM ~ I thim oil. the earth is full af th\<br />
irt 6, being tha nfjiei, Thou gentlest forth thv<br />
Transfiguration, spirit, they are created ami thnu<br />
••elelmitlcm <strong>of</strong> thi r^newest the face <strong>of</strong> thi. earth<br />
tjtf S:S» a. m , (P-saims 104 24, 30)<br />
lltt Sunday after The Lessnn-Sermon .ilm in<br />
eluded the following p H=3gp from<br />
—, .*.,..„„..„.. | tlic Christian Sciencp textonnk,<br />
JBijCborml Eocharial and "Science and Health »nh l\>\ \<br />
$?\ the ^erlptUrCa" b\ Mal\ Ilatf 1<br />
' \ EvensonK and ad- Ejlilv "In .Chnrtian Science, S)ni<br />
, it* ai a proper noun, ii thn n inn<br />
m4 School meets 1B tho <strong>of</strong> the Suprnmn Brinjj It mpan"<br />
5:30 Sunday mornings . qsantity and qiulitj, i\v\ Minlie<br />
3»* "Tided and the in 'e^t-lusively to Cnd The modif\<br />
"' '• li supplemented "if dfrnstrtes <strong>of</strong> the word -nini<br />
fark to Interest tho 'refer only to quality, not to God"<br />
^jmHool Is open toj(p 03).<br />
j <strong>of</strong> tte Tistfy are<br />
•notice that Ilio res<br />
ineeUng <strong>of</strong> the or-<br />
til ,be, held In the<br />
r on Tuesday, <strong>Aug</strong>-<br />
Lore"<br />
iTopk<br />
__ XCHCKt'H<br />
FjMMtft-WMLty air. Rev<br />
< 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<br />
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<br />
: 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<br />
A m e r i c a i n I B M , a n d m a # h i s<br />
l i o m o I n N e w Y o r k C i t y ,<br />
I M r . F r e e m a n a t t e n d e d t h e p u b -<br />
l i t s c h o o l s o f N e w a r k . H e t o o k<br />
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<br />
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<br />
! I n s t i t u t e lit N y i ' f k , - ?•' '',, t h e<br />
I ' h i a U l H p h i a S i - h o u l n f • I I ' j e ,<br />
| 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 -<br />
lilttj,<br />
'' He has a mossaKO for all Clnis.<br />
Huns nnd.those intfr»8teil in .the<br />
jjnws, perUinintT'to their iirestmt<br />
!ktiitiM nnd their relation to jh"<br />
lirilphnry <strong>of</strong> llit. Hililn. Thp^iiiiti-<br />
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 .<br />
Pier Carl't Accom-<br />
modate Large Crowd*<br />
S u n d a y e v e n i n g , ' b e f o r e a<br />
! 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 -<br />
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<br />
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 -<br />
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<br />
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 -<br />
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<br />
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<br />
n i n e o ' c l o c k . T h e p r o g r a m l u s t -<br />
e d 4 0 m i n u t e s .<br />
F r o m t h e r e m a r k s a n d t h e a p -<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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 ><br />
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 ,<br />
w e r e g r e n t o l y a p p r e c i a t e d ,<br />
• T h e C h o r u i w a s a s s i s t e d b y<br />
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 ,<br />
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<br />
• n i l ) w o r k b y a c o n c i s e d e s e r l p -<br />
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<br />
i n a i a g . T h e p r o g r a m o p e n e d<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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 .<br />
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<br />
R I I I I M b y M i s s C o r a o n .<br />
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<br />
s o l o s , " D r i n k t o m a o n l y w i t h<br />
T h i n e e y s a , " a n d ' P a s s i n g B y , "<br />
b y P o l a n d ,<br />
T h e . C h o r u s » a n j s t h e a r r a B B e .<br />
m e n t " I n f l a m n i a t u s " l a t h e O r a -<br />
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 ,<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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<br />
w e r e : M i i s ( . ' o r a o n , , \ J i s s C r a w -<br />
f o r d , M r s . . M a r i o n T r o u t M u r p h y ,<br />
M r s . T h e o d o r e r i a e l i r a n , . M r s .<br />
O s i n b l e a n d . M r s . N o r m a n H a i g ,<br />
M r . P o l u n ' ! t l i e i i s a n g a w l e e -<br />
l l o t i f r o m t h e O p e r a , " D i m G i o -<br />
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<br />
w r i t t e n b y A n d r e a L ' h e n l o r ,<br />
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 -<br />
n i n g ' s p r o g r a m b y g i v i n g t h a t<br />
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 «<br />
r a n g e d i n c h o r u s f o r m w i t h s a -<br />
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<br />
M o m e n t s . " T h e c h o r u s , c o m p o s e d<br />
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<br />
b e h e a r d a g a i n i n t h e M u s i c . P a -<br />
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 .<br />
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 .<br />
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 -<br />
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 .<br />
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<br />
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<br />
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 -<br />
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 -<br />
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<br />
t . h e p i a n o .<br />
at 10-30 a<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Lord's<br />
administered. The<br />
jMh on 'The End-<br />
at U:4e a,<br />
Auto Show Brought<br />
Results Says Silsbe<br />
I J o h n N S i l s b e , l o c a l w i n d e r<br />
o f t h e C o m m e r c i a l G a r a g e , r e -<br />
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<br />
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 =<br />
H t m a t c o n t e n t i o n h a l l , 6 t h n t<br />
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<br />
I v e r y s a t i s f a c t o r y<br />
j " S n * e n c a m " ] j e K a W " w e n<br />
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<br />
W e e i n c c i a t e a s t a s c o r e o t a n .<br />
' 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<br />
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 -<br />
I t e d t h e e x h i b i t i o n "<br />
M r S i l s b e e x p r e s s e d h i , t h a n k<br />
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<br />
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<br />
p o s s i b l e<br />
ol mug and<br />
i O'clock. Toe pan-<br />
on "la Paradise".<br />
TVcdnesday at<br />
;^ for Men<br />
!> Sermon Topic<br />
ady and able to<br />
, tKls day as they<br />
ol ytars ago?<br />
/to men azex ajro<br />
n. he has .given<br />
Wliat sort <strong>of</strong><br />
! for today?<br />
and others<br />
. <strong>of</strong> thi (|er-<br />
d'i equipment lor<br />
be delivered at<br />
chuith Sunday<br />
,.',Wffliain A. Boyd.<br />
mS" infonntnL-<br />
'mtqect foi the<br />
monring service<br />
«oto<br />
a tfcr «oto<br />
emption"; and<br />
b* CoUn OM-<br />
e.'r-and "Po3-'<br />
lent and<br />
by, fli#<br />
Resort Visitor Off<br />
<strong>On</strong> Tour <strong>of</strong> Europe<br />
Mirs Sfary Todd rampbell,<br />
dauirhter <strong>of</strong> Mrs John Campuell,<br />
both frequent resort \i itor-, ul<br />
ed Thursday niominjr from v e\v<br />
Jbrk for London, on the Biemen<br />
Ills.? Campbell will not return u i<br />
til mid-September, snendinir OIL<br />
intenm tounnB the British Isles<br />
and the continent<br />
Mrs. Campbell. Miss Tmma Tudil.<br />
Mrs Husiell Tod.l Vester Bn I<br />
dBUEhteF, Patricia, and Wilbara<br />
Todd, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, were all-<br />
day guests <strong>of</strong> Sfre Jo^eohme Todd<br />
AUora and daughter, Betty, jes-<br />
tetday. The AJcorn. are sum-<br />
here at 837 Central av<br />
SLui^hter Back at<br />
Home After Mishap<br />
Auscmblynian ETana G Slaugh-<br />
ter, who wag Injured In a motor<br />
ear accident several weeks ago,<br />
returned home Friday (rom the<br />
West Jersey Roipltal, Camdin He<br />
Ii recuperaUng at his home at<br />
Wlldwood Gardens<br />
(Mr», William Tetlow entertain-<br />
jd at lnncheon and dinner. Mis=<br />
Hla -Rittenhonse Hetiel, <strong>of</strong> fier-<br />
rtantowa, and MB, Mane Hen-<br />
1f Is, ot Oak lane.<br />
Girl Born Here 21<br />
Years Ago Hostess<br />
Miss Madeline McLau^hlin, <strong>of</strong><br />
West Philadelphia, who is reskl-<br />
! 'nit with her parents, Mr, anil<br />
. Mrs. William McLauglilln, at "07.<br />
'Bth fit,, for the summer, gave a<br />
I beach nartv on Saturday t\igtit<br />
! celebratina her 21st birthday an-<br />
nh'ersary. She was born in Oc-<br />
can Cltv, 21 years ago, on July<br />
27, and hai spent every summer<br />
here since.<br />
Among: those present at tlic<br />
Darty wire: Jephine McLamrli-<br />
lin, Maraaret Frazler, Ethel pra-<br />
?.ior, Elizabeth Small, Mririo<br />
Cramp, A^nes Rizzotte, Mnry<br />
Little, William MeLauBiilin, 3T.<br />
•losiah DuBois, Huth ^chlinni-'<br />
HDrbert Knight, Jack Frazier, Jr.<br />
James Irwin, .Jr., George Mer-<br />
shon, Harry Sehrlli, Bill McKee,<br />
Mr, Southall is in the bahklnB<br />
biisine.is In Philadelphia,<br />
IS-Day Excuriions<br />
NIAGARA FALLS<br />
Round Trip<br />
From <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Fridays, SalurdavH<br />
To September 24, inc.<br />
Tlckeii good in Pullman can<br />
on payment ol uiual chargei.<br />
Far daiallt and ttms af frllni.<br />
cnniult TiefcM Aicnti<br />
Atk far FcsldiH<br />
Pennsylvania Railroad<br />
(StiBft from P»m Ope)<br />
in Anisrlw iptalUnB tnetf pa»ti<br />
Ih German, but the foree <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Uraniu was so overwhelminK that<br />
It is iaW to Mv# h«W those who<br />
did not understand the German<br />
t<br />
Kirby Estate Left<br />
All to His Widow<br />
Kenneth K. Kirby, late commis-<br />
sioner, nf Wililwood, who died on<br />
July 21, as the result <strong>of</strong> a mo-<br />
tor car accident, .left IIIH entire<br />
estate 1o his wife. Mae, accord-<br />
to his will which was entered for<br />
probate in the 'surr<strong>of</strong>fate'a <strong>of</strong>fice,<br />
Wednesday,<br />
No Inventory <strong>of</strong> the sitaie svas<br />
filed.<br />
Sale<br />
ASHED<br />
i! I U1<br />
ADD. PA9S.3ctACH-<br />
ORT FERRY<br />
< to ti>^i<br />
have witnessed the Freiburg Blay,<br />
Played All 0r Europe,<br />
The Freibure Players pMsented<br />
the Passion Play before a total<br />
<strong>of</strong> 180,000 people in two weeks<br />
engagement at the Krug fark<br />
Bowl, in St, Joseph, Mr,, and the<br />
MuniciDal Theatre, in St, Louis,<br />
The company "has covered Marty<br />
every laifft .city in Beleium,<br />
France, Switzerland, Holla'0, It-<br />
aly, Austria, Hungary, IVain, Bn-<br />
gland and Germany in a recent<br />
tour which required five years.<br />
The present American tour <strong>of</strong><br />
the Freiburff players, who Arrived<br />
in New York, Tuesday, will eom-<br />
mence at Reading, Pa,, and then<br />
they will coma to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Three evenine performances and<br />
a single matinee are planned for<br />
the engagement here, just a week<br />
previous to the annual nanip<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> the Tabernacle Asso-<br />
ciation,<br />
Memhurs <strong>of</strong> Original Cast,<br />
The 32 players who come to<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CitV are members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
original cast which has been<br />
playing towther for nearly n de-<br />
oade, with Fassnacht, <strong>of</strong> course,<br />
the oldest trouper,<br />
<strong>On</strong>» hunilrel <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> resi-<br />
dents will be needed to stage the<br />
production, Dr, William K, Pish-<br />
er, <strong>of</strong> the Tabernacle Association,<br />
said yesterday. Local people who<br />
are willlne to act as extras in<br />
support qf the German east which<br />
carries the entire spoken end <strong>of</strong><br />
the drama, should s'irnify their<br />
intention to Dr. Fisher at tiio<br />
Tabernacle crounils, hetWPeli Oth<br />
and Oth stfi., at Asburv av.<br />
To Avoid Muzzle<br />
Nnt Afmid <strong>of</strong> Dog Catch-<br />
«j Couldn't Catch Hiim<br />
"Doe" has ' at lait iurTendored<br />
to the law. Since his owner,<br />
Coleman Chance, lias compelled<br />
Doe to wear a muzzle when ho<br />
is outdoors tni8 popular canine<br />
favorite <strong>of</strong> 12th st, and the bay<br />
li miisea by many <strong>of</strong> hia trlenda<br />
In this vicinity, for Doe spends<br />
much <strong>of</strong> hi§ lime indoors rn'iher<br />
than appear In Hie haled niuzale.<br />
For the pait flvo years Doc has<br />
eluded the best efforts <strong>of</strong> Ihe lo-<br />
cal dog catchers who have tried<br />
uniuccesifully every wile lo get<br />
their nets over Doc's head.<br />
juit recently 'ihe dog catchers<br />
thought they had him. The}<br />
blocked him in 12th Hi. ai Bay av.<br />
Doc slowly retreated until he<br />
reached Chance's wharr. Just us<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the catchers tossed liic net<br />
Doe dove into the bay. Swimming<br />
across Beach Tlioroughroie, hi><br />
rested on an island until ilu il'i<br />
catchers gave up waii.ng KM ii = :.i<br />
to return.<br />
Bo it isn't tliat Doc is slowinB<br />
up but hfs owner decided that<br />
hereafter Doe must be a law-abid-<br />
ing dog. Muzzle or otherwise. Doc<br />
makes no effort to hide hia dls-<br />
tate for dog eatehera.<br />
Silas Agnes Wnrtors, <strong>of</strong> Balti-<br />
more, recently ulft <strong>Ocean</strong>' <strong>City</strong><br />
after HUendinir an enjoyable va-<br />
cation here.<br />
Drives Oar on ^<br />
P«vingi Hned $10<br />
Harry K, Carl, boardwalk res-<br />
taurant m, was .fined IJO by<br />
SraglBtrate • George D, niehardR<br />
RIonday on qhargei brought by<br />
<strong>City</strong> ConimisslODor John E, Trout<br />
<strong>of</strong> interfering with a city pav-<br />
ing operation at the end or Sth<br />
Carl pleaded guilty tn the<br />
charge, but gave as his OXCIBBB<br />
that he hud been in a hurry to<br />
'take, a load <strong>of</strong> eggs into ills place<br />
f bi uikly as iossi<br />
•II» In „„<br />
marked, when the<br />
nounced the *'<br />
111', ..<br />
Meridn •and 07<br />
<strong>City</strong>, entertained „..<br />
Arthur MiddendMfl '"<br />
Iil*nd, N, Y... and '<br />
ran, <strong>of</strong> Detroit, i" '<br />
past weeK, Other<br />
<strong>of</strong> buslneis ft* quickly as i,ussi. «re, Mr, and Mrs.<br />
<strong>of</strong> bun q<br />
blq for Homo waiting cuslonwrs.<br />
Commlsloncr Trout testified tnat<br />
tho street liaa been blocked on<br />
one aide to [protect the navlriff nl-<br />
ready laid, nnd that Carl drove |<br />
right over the new pav, ia, re-j<br />
gnrdless Of the commUHiimer's<br />
standlnB la the road imd mderliiH<br />
him to stop.<br />
Trout said he jiimiicd mi thn<br />
ninnlng-board <strong>of</strong> the gar and t»ld<br />
Carl to trtlte Hiis enr nut «' !hs<br />
street end, but that Hie rciit-iur-<br />
Btit man kept on going »o that<br />
he had to jump <strong>of</strong>f,<br />
Carl sold Mr. Trout hud not<br />
, , and Mrs, eH<br />
bars, <strong>of</strong> Overbrook,P«"-<br />
Zimmerman, <strong>of</strong> Wayne, K'<br />
Tebbinfi and son, Wilkif*'<br />
berth, Pa,<br />
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iOCIITY<br />
604 Central Av«, Phone 111<br />
OFFERING<br />
JA COMPLETE<br />
AND ACCURATE<br />
OPTICAL SERVICE<br />
Eye examinations b/ experfenced<br />
spite a I deetors. An aceurats #yt^<br />
sight igt vice, under the direct<br />
supervision @f experts, at a<br />
moderntt fee. Thirty yean prac-<br />
tte^ in Atjafltie <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Ae^UFiite igns replagirnent and<br />
frame fitting, and rapid opt lea!<br />
repairing by skilled optielflns. A<br />
eomplete scrvfeg in one efflee.<br />
Dr. L. W. BETTS & Sons<br />
OPTOMETRISTS<br />
1708 Atlantic Ave<br />
ATLANTIC CUT. N. J.<br />
Dial 8-1131-<br />
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SM BIOHTM -<br />
Branch <strong>of</strong> The<br />
T h e F l P i t C h u p t i<br />
ontlit, in<br />
Sunday Morning<br />
it Dsyghty, ThiMr*,<br />
fi hi, ( ne ( ar , B »»^«i«lL .-,-,<br />
Subject ot l-e«ioh,|»S|iB, ii<br />
AUOUST 7th_ " '<br />
" S P I R I T "<br />
Sunday School a) ^g^|<br />
at 508 Bth it<br />
Teitlmonlil Meeting 'ft<br />
netday at 1 p.<br />
Reading room open Dil<br />
The Public<br />
ANY WAI<br />
Repaired<br />
and<br />
Cleaned<br />
Material ana<br />
Cryltal<br />
Guarantied for QM ^<br />
Al! Crystals lie and L_<br />
ATLANTIC CUT BIT<br />
WATCH CO.<br />
37 8. TENNIilB? AV<br />
ATLANTIC eitV<br />
I. ISUOIN<br />
Formerly MB Aibury *», a {<br />
OCEAN CITTf<br />
TABERNACLE<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
Sth to 6th Sts.<br />
Asbury to Wesley Avei,<br />
Sunday, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 7th<br />
Preaching at 10i4i a, m,<br />
and iMB p, m. by<br />
Rev. W, Galloway TyMn<br />
Pastor Calvary M. E. Church,<br />
Phll.idnlphlii<br />
Solas by GEORGE HIROSE,<br />
Japaneis Baritone<br />
(and four special (election! at<br />
the evening iervlee)<br />
iong Service at 7:10, led by<br />
WALTER 0, EDBQWEl<br />
Cornetltt and iong Leader<br />
A u t o E n t r a n c e — A s b u r y A v e . r h e .<br />
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<br />
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 .<br />
• h l p p e n .<br />
CHARLES O, READ,<br />
President<br />
READ.<br />
MONTELL<br />
REALTY<br />
CO.<br />
Real Estate—Mortgagei<br />
INSURANCE<br />
Second Plnnr<br />
ncean <strong>City</strong> National Bank<br />
EXPRESS BUSES<br />
TO<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
Leave <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Temiinal *<br />
ITH AND ATLANTIC AVINUIS '<br />
At (MB, 6:45. Bi45, 1:41, 10i45 A, M,j 1j!«,<br />
8HS, 3i4|, i,4l, 7:41 Wtek dayi. Addition.<br />
II buses on Sunday! and holldayi. M<br />
serviee en Sunday nlghfl.<br />
iUMMBR SCHEPULE NOW EFFEETIVI<br />
FOR INFORMATIpN<br />
Telephone, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1296 * ^^i<br />
THF<br />
FIRST NATIONAL BANK<br />
OF OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
KatabliHhyd January 1, 1002<br />
i •<br />
Better Signs For<br />
Better Times<br />
Throughout the nation, encouraging signs multiply,<br />
vwth reopening <strong>of</strong> factories in many lines, and the<br />
employment <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> men.<br />
The .winging <strong>of</strong> the pendulum upward means a<br />
alow, steady return to more normal condition.. In<br />
many waya, a sounder foundation ha. been estab-<br />
luted for prosperity than existed before, a. men<br />
have learned ^he basons <strong>of</strong> adversity.<br />
This country today has an abundance <strong>of</strong> everything<br />
except work and confidence. Every bit <strong>of</strong> 3<br />
n^contnbute, it, share toward restoring public<br />
confidence and restoring employment. The.e en-<br />
couraging signs art harbingers <strong>of</strong> better time.<br />
UEIV www* ^<br />
iy Fines <strong>of</strong> $15<br />
Investigator Buys<br />
is Evidence<br />
confronted wlttf evidence<br />
iBturmer<br />
tff0<br />
f o u r B o a r d<br />
f o u n d B U i l t j<br />
t r i o c i t y o r d i n a n c e r e -<br />
' l u n d a j s e l l i n g n n d w e n<br />
B B B C H u y M . i B l b t r a t B<br />
n H i L h a r d s j a s B t r d u j<br />
who receii ed<br />
o t l i e r a<br />
a n s w e r to the<br />
r casB<br />
moni 'o<br />
.m 0118 -<br />
i and tie other had a benen<br />
Cnriasyed for Ws arrest for<br />
- *»--• gunimons<br />
•luisril, ETldend 1<br />
FieiT<strong>of</strong> the casBB heard jen<br />
LrtiB dLftndant wosconfrnnl<br />
in thr fyrm t i<br />
bought in his ,turi.<br />
t ^ u t i n a l f a t e m a s d i »<br />
~ ~ c t t h i . i n i R l - t r n t e d e c l a r e d<br />
o f t h e s a m e d e f e n d t n i «<br />
b e f o r e h i m a g a i n o n<br />
n e " c h a i f , i . tic- w i l l m a k e t h i<br />
S 4 \ i e r a n d r e e o m n i e n d i £ \<br />
, O f t h i m c i c h a n V s m e r t l l i i<br />
a c t i o n f m s e c o n d r f f t n i<br />
u r o h i l w t t i n - n i L r t l i i n i<br />
f d o i n K b u « n c s o l j n v k i n i l<br />
r J I a i i I ' l l m i l l > « t O u l l t t .<br />
8 r s t c i - i . h e a r d y o s l c - r c h n<br />
I t l u t o f L i r l N e w k i r k p r o<br />
o f a l u \ - h o p i t 7 6 8<br />
, , i a l k N t « k l r k p l e a d e d n o t<br />
! " o f l t h e g l t m n d t h a t h o h i d<br />
H i t g a l e h u t t h a t i t<br />
u i i d e h \ o n e " u f h i<br />
W i l l u - l m o f P h i l<br />
» h o b o u = h t a I i J t i n t h t .<br />
p o n S u n i l n » h | l K » " r i i I n K i n<br />
a c t i o n w i t h t h e p o l i c e t e h t l<br />
N e n W ' I t h a d b e e n i n t i n<br />
, a t t h i t l m r . a n d t h a t U n<br />
'; h a d t a k i n h e r b e h i n d a c u i<br />
l i n t n e n n i o f t h e t e j r . t u<br />
U i c f , i i » ' l s m d m a k e t h r<br />
Daily excursions Between <strong>Ocean</strong>'<br />
<strong>City</strong> and Philsdelphm wen an I<br />
nouncid yeNtenlay b\ the IOLUI<br />
PeniiHjhania Railroad nfFiLP Far ' '<br />
meriy ,n etieit urt Sumia^ oni>,'Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Man Hulled<br />
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 '<br />
B r o a d n t ^ U t i o n a n d $ 1 0 0 t o t h e<br />
M a r k e t „ ! w h a r f j p p h HUM. u n t h<br />
d a d \ a n d S u n d a \<br />
T h e r x c u r s i u n I n k i t w i l l b L<br />
R o o d o n a n v t r i m S u m U ) a n d o n<br />
Brkgi Arrest<br />
Out <strong>of</strong> <strong>Line</strong>, Say Copo<br />
tital Within 10 days And Recure'a<br />
revereal sf the ennvietlon In<br />
court<br />
' It" would not bo so Imd if<br />
thc-t. drunkm dn\irs ^oultl only<br />
break their own neika or hmiish<br />
their own car^ lint they jra j<br />
mtn.iie to e\cr\ c-hilil and jiernon<br />
ftho eomtB JII iout let with the<br />
highway," lie pointrd out<br />
Huff j^n_dfi)loi 1<br />
PLr^iin^TTrvinB' to<br />
let<br />
Play at Ventnor<br />
Carey, Hughes, Hammond<br />
in Venlnor Toumey<br />
R av ri<br />
Lahnr Das, mil<br />
d<br />
un iprtain trains,<br />
i p i<br />
ic i<br />
1 i<br />
nl<br />
n^llili 1 nr Clerk.<br />
vim asktd b><br />
HIchntlh whether he con<br />
him tlf lPapunsible fm<br />
IOIIN nl hi-, clerk and hi<br />
th il ht w The- line<br />
lowd Hilhoul addition il<br />
[tat.<br />
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led = ii111 % md in ulo no it<br />
[ to di fi nil himself<br />
tilt 11 huh vmn pin i li<br />
I hj Mr Si ilhilm it tin -im<br />
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I he r»e i hi- i XLU-L ih ii<br />
:ould n i iicar lo net i w<br />
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[kcrchirf uud lhat hu luiild<br />
to 1-11 them<br />
[Snt Opfn tm liiixlniv<br />
: m i d h i » n n n o t i i d l j<br />
j b u > , i n i b u t i i ' s i d t i n<br />
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t n M I h i i t h i n n ' U<br />
n l l t j I n l i n i h a i p t<br />
| e t Q r J o s e p h p r o p r i e t o r<br />
a l i o p a l 1 ( 1 1 0 B n n r d w a l t H I I<br />
, a n o t u i l l M l i l n m d •" i d i<br />
I t Q U i p r o i i I o f m n u i r n c r u n<br />
T A l l t l i l i n n c o u n t e d t n t i n<br />
t r a r i o m d c t a i l<br />
c o f t b r t i a u<br />
B a l d I n - p p h , « ' s o o n a =<br />
• m t e r c d I h o s t o r e c a l l e d t o « B<br />
l i t a n t I n i l u r e m t n p u t t h e<br />
out I h i d o m w 1 ^ t lnut d<br />
m , a l i t m l m d h i . l u n i d r r i<br />
i r t i n t h i ' h i d t n I n t n r<br />
I l i 11 M l s t r a i n s ! U l L l T t t I . I<br />
[ o o S u m h \ b h r « I - , i l .•<br />
H C l e d i I n b e n i i r u l i i l i o m<br />
[ s i n g U i p p i f k a ^ e o l f e i t o i t<br />
ahc lert tin ^hnp<br />
Ben. h y\ nrnuit Nsucd.<br />
I blnch w u i int ^"i^ IK^U. d fm<br />
1 arre.t 11 ( arl P Mi limit<br />
ISsardu ilk sjin failed tn IJJ<br />
ease <strong>of</strong> Mrs. May Nelson,<br />
stress <strong>of</strong> a woracn'B apparel<br />
) it 1006 Bqardwalk, was post-<br />
" until Monday morning nt<br />
squ<strong>of</strong>it on the plea that she<br />
be out <strong>of</strong> town on Iiusi-<br />
untll (hat time,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the defendantR had mi<br />
y to leprese'ht liim in<br />
| mil <strong>of</strong> secrecy is hiine arouiid<br />
Htid Mrs. Wilhelm by polieP.<br />
i <strong>On</strong>ly liiformatron gives aboiil<br />
wa« that they are fi'oiu<br />
elnhia and are aaBiBtina the<br />
in tlioir campaign Agntnst<br />
I law violators,<br />
niiio i(j»<br />
^ptain or Detectivea Hobert<br />
Intimated that the<br />
remnln here and jjrrasibly<br />
I further assistance in the po-<br />
|in future.<br />
are mrt rcprotientlng any<br />
or blue law society, eilh-<br />
|i«re or in Phlladelprila, he<br />
rted, ulthough the el'ty desk<br />
Philadelphia newspaper yea-<br />
iiiformed the writer that<br />
ir, Wilhelm, <strong>of</strong> thai eity, was<br />
Ptriet blue Iriw cuforrer,, and<br />
i It was rumored In lliat eiij<br />
• he and his wife lind cnnip In<br />
»B <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Police Bail<br />
Opens Tonight<br />
—^—, *<br />
' Continues Tomorrow<br />
ht; Burman in Charge<br />
ball for the ihenent <strong>of</strong> the<br />
'Olman'i Benevolent Aiiocla-<br />
i will be held tonight and to-<br />
pew night In Convention Hall,<br />
i «, and the Boardwalk,<br />
fo» affair -will be eondueted by<br />
lutinant Harry Burniaii, ^rho ii<br />
ptir <strong>of</strong> ceremonies ^n( a popii<br />
^O-pieee oreheitra from Mill<br />
Ii scheduled to play from B<br />
'• to 1 a. m.<br />
«cial prices will lie given<br />
for novelty dances, and<br />
will h*i valuable dooi am'<br />
an prizes awarded' Him<br />
e evening.<br />
•U.danco Is the ninth annual<br />
*f tho aaeoclatlon nnd the<br />
mlttei) promlBeg It will Ire tho<br />
•»ver staged. , ,<br />
THE. CLASSIFIEDS<br />
a d v o r t i S L c l , l u n n t t h e w e e k<br />
Negro Held For<br />
Court After Raid<br />
West Av, Man Under Bail<br />
For Grand Jury Action<br />
John Golpi 'D inlcirel <strong>of</strong> 'M'l<br />
NSi^t »\ v, m litld Tcjr tht (Hit<br />
M i\ I Olllltv (.mild ]1IM Illicit I 1<br />
1011 bill \\ Mltlfti ill l.eor^i 1)<br />
Riilurd** \ tiidi\ on rl iirf,i , ot<br />
finalist Jll nul Uaiiipoi t itlon nt<br />
llquoi<br />
1 lilt i otliii n* 3 NriH H ULiupnnl^<br />
"F tilt i u wliifh liiiki \\ ia drh<br />
nil, iniu tmn Ucdiir d i> ni^ht<br />
will I I i I $ 0 ru i uli<br />
md a lallith « i, rin.il f 1U IB i<br />
dl uidi i h pi i un<br />
Polui pi nine 1 t\wi pUlorm nf<br />
Lllrf.i J lHium Hi s ^ ml tin ^<br />
mind in tiuki ^ in u him liuldtn r<br />
li i mint i"! *3t\irii empt\ b^i<br />
Im vac il loiniil in tin nr<br />
hndli D ill ml J ill jmiiiii<br />
I hren Hinn Jll <strong>of</strong> 'I i4 Wet<br />
a \ H u l i t * ' m d I l t l n H i r v r \ I<br />
i t t t h r s u m i d d n 1 * w e r e c h i r } -<br />
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<br />
di n i l i d * hen t h i > w ere n o t<br />
p r o \ u l d i i n ill i h p i r s o n " A l i c e<br />
M i l l i n e i i o f t h e ^ c ^ t 1 \ a d<br />
die o w m lined | 1 U<br />
P i i l m l l l P K n l t i n t o n e u f t h e<br />
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<br />
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<br />
i t i u \ t h . r v i d e n i e w h i l e<br />
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<br />
t h n li ill I U I ' h i m i . v, t i o d i d<br />
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<br />
t e ^ t i f n d (li t n m n f t i n o i r u<br />
p i n t s v, i i n l i i n l t n l n r n o i \<br />
n n i i r ^ m i i n l i i i u u h e n n n t P t l<br />
latoi ^<br />
I ' o i r a u s i n i i h e a d a n l o l l i<br />
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<br />
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<br />
l o h n F i e e f a 2 0 l o l o i e d o t *<br />
A n t i n a s A l l i n t i t , L i t J n m n<br />
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<br />
f u i a h e a r i n g t o m o i r o ? i n n u n<br />
o n i e h d r g e o f r e c k l e ^ g d m i<br />
I h e c h a r g e » n a m i i d e b ^ M I » J<br />
I l c l p n V a m i l b o f W i h i n s t u n<br />
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<br />
j m l l e d t o t h n s i d e o f a l i n e o '<br />
i i r t - ft t n e U h i d b e e n h i l t e d b }<br />
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<br />
m d r t r u i k h e r e i r<br />
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<br />
n i d i o t t b o l o a d m i l ) o n e<br />
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<br />
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<br />
t u w n v t d a h i i d t h a l i n t u t i u -<br />
l o i n l n t , t o w a i d t h i s n r j M l -,<br />
S n u t l i \ u% , \v ben the I id I<br />
[L!1 llnm tin inti <strong>of</strong> C hami's<br />
bolt wharf at ]2lh st and the b iy<br />
sctirdiy lflernuon<br />
John IiflirtJ ot 7J7 E Wood-<br />
littn a\ , Gei m intuwn who la<br />
summer hire at 1212 Bay av, »BB<br />
billing out 1 ro» "bnat about 30<br />
eet troni the w hart when he<br />
beard a spins<br />
htonpini his vvork, he turm<br />
iiourid and lould BPM b> tba rip<br />
pies that aumttllin(5 <strong>of</strong> laiBe si?a<br />
hid tallen into the •« iter <strong>of</strong>f the<br />
end <strong>of</strong> the duck and watching,<br />
mi a fnv [seconds IIK did not see<br />
it 1 is .appear nr the surface<br />
qmrklv unlUlii, the rnn boat<br />
LnflnU pubhe-d <strong>of</strong>f imi ruwid tin<br />
ihuit distance lo the sput, nnme<br />
hateH di\ed u\Prbudi'il fully<br />
lnthpd He o in lurntP|i the hoy<br />
lbout six teit b, low thi hlirtlie<br />
md brought him up, after \\ hiih<br />
je "wain to tbi dt)i k ^itb hl§<br />
burden<br />
J ht lid v.n. B ilmiiBt exll lusted<br />
md Llffertv took him home He<br />
tid nni ltliin how the buy (,ut<br />
in the water<br />
411huU(,h I affn tv w IT modest<br />
in telling hi blolj utlier iieugik<br />
In the -UuniH ot tin wharf ^Ua<br />
hi hud ie c iued Qevrril utbe 111<br />
on 1 * from dluwnin^ in the •- imp<br />
waj this \eu and last<br />
Boy Surprised to<br />
Find He Waa Lost<br />
Fl\ n seal old riinle Hotn ,<br />
wlio i^ feumminnp; lure wa lo^i<br />
to hi paiillU hu h\t houi Mini<br />
da\ ittiinuin 1 hull mot hi 1<br />
ihdn't te him fiom 1 p in until<br />
0 p 111 mil it %s 1 in in inn<br />
tinn Pulici, nei(.'hlioi 4 th_ m<br />
formation burr 1 u pli*nt nil<br />
KUUld pari-nl^ .01 nut InliJ. tt\<br />
injr to hud him lUenritt I11N b<br />
wi h lung tht turn <strong>of</strong> hi lid<br />
It the Gcimlntnwn Mm { liil<br />
Amid thi jo^ jnrt ri itement <strong>of</strong><br />
hi^ return, thirle^ looked it<br />
thim wondiriiH U mil ri markid<br />
I wasn't loo id "<br />
Saturda\ sv 1 1 hu \ il ii it<br />
thi infoimatioii buiiau I xacth<br />
eijyht elnlillen In 1 nue ^pp iritPil<br />
from then 11 irent At one tinit<br />
the\ %viri all ftLftping, but thanks<br />
to nnil\ mil mi tun bnoks, the\<br />
weiP comforli d unt* thr IPJOU<br />
mothers called mi Iheii ^tl nlllh<br />
Three resort tennis playerl<br />
prohablv will enter the Middle At-<br />
olTnlaH 111 re-, [antic tennis championships, com-<br />
mencing at Ventnoi Monday<br />
Fre»h Tram an escellent show<br />
ii e; in tlie Gape M iy county tour-<br />
'numini at Cape May, where he<br />
»a>i rumiLr uo last siek, Lew<br />
Carej, af L fayette, will head the<br />
I <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> invasion <strong>of</strong> the Vent-<br />
noi court*.<br />
I Hubert HuRhe-, former captain<br />
<strong>of</strong> the local high school tennis<br />
-quad and number <strong>of</strong> tlie Pen<br />
nrmtton I'rfp turn, 1 another re<br />
sort favontp who is Riven a good<br />
chance at Vrntnor Both <strong>of</strong> the^e<br />
player are senior , while the lone<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cltv entrant • in the Mid<br />
die Atlantic iunior tournev will<br />
be William Hammond<br />
Frank Fiali, who played at the<br />
cit% Lourtt all last summer, prob-<br />
abh will be on the seeded hit <strong>of</strong><br />
favorites in thL Ventnor play<br />
I Fiala w as defeated in the final<br />
18 yeai old rpund ihen ,a,t >(,ar b% Wplle<br />
the liti <strong>of</strong> pVIln _ a£ Ea^t Orange<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
Hold Reunion Soon<br />
A p l a c e i n w h i c h t o h a v e t h e<br />
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<br />
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 "<br />
w i l l b e c h o s e n b > t h e c l a i s c o m<br />
m i t t e i h e a d e d b j H o w a r d G o r<br />
d o m w h e n i t m e e t s a g a i n i n t h e<br />
da*!<br />
address to Wt mr ,<br />
told <strong>of</strong> the time and "place <strong>of</strong>. the<br />
reunion. His ttdflress is )U At-<br />
lantic Bv<br />
Af$ In other years, soVeral prom-<br />
inent iptakeri win ba prfgeift at<br />
thi gBt-togatter Bids Save al-<br />
ready baen rioBtvtfl from oevcral<br />
leading hotels here, and the de-<br />
tails will be announced as soon<br />
as possible, lie §aya<br />
Resort Bowlers<br />
Beat Wildwood<br />
For thi secend consecutive time,<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> bowling tiara van-<br />
quished the Wlldwood heaven cm<br />
the Plajland alleys, fith it and<br />
the Boardwalk, Wednesday night<br />
by a margin <strong>of</strong> 145 Bins, The<br />
final icores were 2687 for the<br />
victors, to 2542 for the visitors<br />
All members <strong>of</strong> the local team<br />
turned in Rood pertormaniei<br />
which helped along the final tally<br />
while the Wildwood outfit was<br />
subiugoted by one star, Ban!<br />
Ntellar Philadplphian, who did all<br />
the work but failed to hurl his<br />
outfit to victory.<br />
The scores Oeean Ofy<br />
Blum, 1SS—ifiG—223,<br />
Smitn, 117—189—188<br />
Atiama, 171—824—201<br />
17G—13B—170<br />
17S—1 fiii—208 2CS7,<br />
Wildwood<br />
Sanderson, 1BG—125—182<br />
Husrhei, 172—168—148,<br />
Levan, 18fi—172—162<br />
Bickel, 148—13G—171<br />
Rirn, 205—224—176—2642<br />
G o r d o n , s / b o p r e s i d e n t o f<br />
•* M r a n d M r s Q e o r g e D e h a n n<br />
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<br />
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<br />
Bur!<br />
FRIEDEBERG'S<br />
'Tha Lfaiilng JEWELERS <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>"<br />
1532 ATLANTIC AVENUE<br />
Diamonds .* Watches .• Jewelry<br />
won<br />
CASH or CREDIT<br />
NO INTEREST—NO FINANCE CHARGES<br />
n f T s p r m g<br />
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» 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<br />
h i m U l ' - l i d M r ? S u t l n n , - f t h o i s<br />
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The best food for them<br />
« , . and the least expensive!<br />
THEY Item to be alwayi on the<br />
go— those youngilcrB al youri!<br />
Hacing and running every<br />
minute <strong>of</strong> their playttme till you<br />
really wontler where they get io<br />
much energy. If you feed them<br />
wiiely they'll alwayi have that<br />
bnuniileM vigor.<br />
Pure, freih inllk il the boit<br />
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and huildi up the iturdy ilrenflh<br />
that throwi <strong>of</strong>f Bickneis. Chll.<br />
dren__Bnd grown-ups too —<br />
who hove plenty <strong>of</strong> milk to<br />
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5.45 ID 6.00 P. M. (D. S. T.) orer<br />
6.00 P. M. (D<br />
TTU--WFAH and WFC<br />
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Savings <strong>of</strong> 20% to 50%<br />
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An eaiy way lo take lull advantage <strong>of</strong> the mar-<br />
velous savings in the Furniture Sale For instance-<br />
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Balance In Small W-^'v Sums,<br />
Buy Furniture NOW!<br />
Ne\ei befoie tould money be invested to such<br />
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t<br />
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1—Guaranteed InnerapriiiR<br />
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Dainailt,<br />
B—Stitched Bolltd Edges.<br />
6—Brass Ventilator Screena.<br />
7—-Handles ou each side.<br />
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De«erts 4<br />
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<br />
msolfl 1<br />
9c Choice String Beans<br />
9c ASCO Sauer Ktaut<br />
Grapefruit Juice '<br />
9c Tender Lhnfl fieans<br />
9c Cooked Bed Beets<br />
8c Canned Fruits (small ckn)<br />
Vow<br />
ASCO Fmeit Tender g* .<br />
Sugar Corn L m<br />
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<br />
ASCO (SrapB or<br />
Red Currant<br />
tiimMef<br />
Pineapple Juice<br />
ASCO Finest Tomatoes<br />
P<br />
No. 2 can Tow^i<br />
med can<br />
^M Cooked Sweet Potatoes big can<br />
Sliced California Peaches taU ran<br />
Walback Sweet Gherkins jar<br />
12i/'C Rubyettes jar<br />
Safety Matches (pkg <strong>of</strong> 12 boxes)<br />
ASCO Cldir or W D,<br />
Vinegar<br />
2 b *5B 19 C<br />
Ftacr w«<br />
Shrimp<br />
ASCO Whole<br />
or Ground<br />
Stringless Beans 2«"<br />
Spicw iv.<br />
lie ASCO Sliced Bacon 2 i/j-ft-pk^' 4<br />
7c American Touet Paper 4 rolii li<br />
2Be O'Cedar Wax Cream Polish bot<br />
Bnllo or Steel Wool 8 pku<br />
8c Old Dutch Cleanser 8 cans^<br />
<strong>On</strong> Warm Days . . . Serve Iced C<strong>of</strong>fee"<br />
C<strong>of</strong>fee<br />
Victor C<strong>of</strong>fee<br />
Acme C<strong>of</strong>fee<br />
ft!<br />
Ib tin<br />
\<br />
25c Acme Pure Honey pt jar<br />
Acme Orange Marmalade Jar<br />
ASCO Baking Powdei ' ft can<br />
28c Veimont Maid Syrup glass jug<br />
ASCO Dutch Cocoa, %-» can<br />
23c Welch's Grape Juice pt bot<br />
19c<br />
each<br />
Buckeye Malt a 49«!<br />
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<br />
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<br />
29c Princess Floor Mops each<br />
Fels Naptha or Sweetheart Soap 4 cakes !<br />
Ivory Soap (It Floats) 4 med caked 19cK<br />
Ken-L-Ration<br />
T h e i d i . a l d o s<br />
ASCO MEATS Give Compkta Sfttisfactioni-<br />
Legs Lamb<br />
Lamb Chops<br />
ft. 2!<br />
Rib lb 35c<br />
Lob ft 39c<br />
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 ,<br />
Fresh Killed (Over 4<br />
Stewing Chickens i>> 231<br />
Tender Calves Liver • ft Etc,<br />
Fireside Sliced Bacon • to-pkg 2lc.<br />
Calf Sweet Breads (Jumbo sise) pair 40c'!<br />
Tender Round<br />
STEAK<br />
ft 30c<br />
Juicy Ramp<br />
STEAK<br />
ft 32c<br />
Spiced Luncheon Meat<br />
Sodus Creamed Cottage Cheese n<br />
All Sizes <strong>of</strong> Skinned<br />
Smoked Hams<br />
(Wholi or Shank<br />
ft<br />
Fresh SEA FOOD in AU Our Meat Depts.<br />
Cleaned Fresh Jersey ' .. . „<br />
Croakers or Trout "<br />
Large Fresh Sea Scallops ,<br />
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<br />
Clams for your Clam Bake—Get our<br />
ISc Sale <strong>of</strong> Fresh PRODUCE<br />
SSS Lima Beans<br />
Large Honey Dew Melons<br />
Fresh Green Peas ,<br />
Jersey Egg Plants .<br />
Fancy Ripe Bananas<br />
2<br />
2~<br />
Bartlett Pears<br />
Tho efficient operation at our •
Benefits<br />
Shores<br />
Personals<br />
^<br />
i<br />
Out.<br />
<strong>On</strong> Waft This Weekrpw*<br />
Th. Tklnki, rn,,i, ,,;n l.-.t.. » I HOT <strong>of</strong> the<br />
$lF8 C h 3(ce))am c<br />
it *: porch party the<br />
womeS), recently: Mrs.<br />
O l Hi<br />
ollonJUK<br />
Atildred<br />
womeS), recently: Mrs. Atildred<br />
Oowley, Hiss Ella Rittinhousc<br />
Uetxel, Afr&. 3Iaric Honkcls and<br />
Mrs. Florence Tctlow.<br />
Sits. C. p. Medium, a<br />
l<br />
Mrda st. Us Ocein <strong>City</strong> resident for iu«iiy<br />
yesterday after- years, had as her nanse'guests re~<br />
jjt'piJty 1 was ihr#a for cenUy pr, and.Mrs, C'lov.lei' and<br />
Of the Atlantic Shorts their fcaby son.<br />
jffair was sponsored j Mr& Collis ilarkjey, <strong>of</strong> Antla-<br />
AuiilJnry <strong>of</strong> its iu- j'htstk, and nor two ntiraclive<br />
. •' ,'daughter*, Anne and Mary, re-<br />
reipaaMUB! eenlly motored to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
!* Herbert,They all enjoyed their slay here<br />
and Mrs. Hemy * Y. nnmcnjiely.<br />
Slpifjeer prise wag won Mis. "Martha McPadc and her<br />
lagMh Mitchell and to- altraeUra daughter, Kae, are cum-<br />
'"•WHifta W the W§6 fortaWy settled at the Souiheni<br />
e*ch <strong>of</strong> toe H tabl«a in Hotel for an extj-niiey stay.<br />
"'i ' • A, Wilson CampbeiratiiJ family,<br />
'•Wif« Mrs. B. Roitln <strong>of</strong> Bywoodr Pa., are sunmiering<br />
X:\IMWtB B. -Mathias.! here.<br />
Bromley, Miss Carolyu I lire. Cutler ami liaut-hier, Chrij-<br />
_,;1f. W. Howler, Mre, Uana, <strong>of</strong> Lomn, are fnjoylnjf life<br />
Smith. Jlrt J. Geiier, at the Hotel JLaleigli durlnB Au-<br />
Jfi, Hmrter, Mri. Fred gust,<br />
' C. E. Btuneld, Mrs. R. i Mri, Eltebeih Tr.-.vb ;• ' • -•<br />
B. B. Cocker, Bob and Leiinie, are r.. -<br />
_, .Jrt. Mary Smltbi; iettlei here for AUL^<br />
.. BAnft.'lHia JB. Bro-1. )Ifs. lisj- Campbell,<br />
.. -JpMT Mitchell, Sirs. | waod, who Is gumint: n^- j<br />
kfiwrta, Mrs. James A,' tertained at lunch, i<br />
'••"•- lrwln Hjvs, Mrs. | Williams, <strong>of</strong> PhiladelpKa,<br />
. j Mr. and Mrs. Aiber:<br />
4. Bertae, Mrs. JL B,: aiij dauBiiier, Jlyrtle-<br />
ZeliiS1 S. OonOTW, Mrs. are enjoytaa' »iimoier li., 1<br />
. JliM JlJbel Kedop. j hotel Kaleisrt.<br />
Middle-ton, SIrt. James John Senbrook. Cuurtney J. j<br />
Mrs. Harry a Wels(er-| brook Bad Miss Betsy !'hi[jmao, 0<br />
Bridgeion, wert week-end rc-sor<br />
visitors at inn st, ar.d Oeean a\<br />
Dr. and Mrs, James Branson, o<br />
prmaijtoB-ti, are spendin;; <strong>Aug</strong>us<br />
in the resort,<br />
[nd .Mrs. Elmer Winaiipr- n<br />
Personals<br />
Mr. arid lira. Charles C. C.LInek<br />
and Mrs, Henry ^Winuu'ei' and<br />
daughter. Anno, <strong>of</strong> G#nnan?own,<br />
are among IBe resort visitors this<br />
•week, •<br />
Hits K. E. Jliiler, <strong>of</strong> Klmberton<br />
i Taeavlonlng here, i<br />
Sir. and Mrs. Erne.,1 \ynaoa <strong>of</strong><br />
Holly Oak, Del:, the registered at<br />
Hospital Benefit<br />
Dance Is Planned<br />
To Be at Gateway Casino,<br />
<strong>Aug</strong>ust 19<br />
-Mrs<br />
Mr.<br />
A drive to sell 100O reservations<br />
jiiiiiMtuii. for the annual dance scheduled far<br />
Mary Taylor, <strong>of</strong> Brooklyn C r ' da S' tilnht, <strong>Aug</strong>u.at 1», ut the<br />
nding iv • ' '--*'••— ------ -•- > •<br />
and Mr<br />
weeks here.<br />
8. C. .MacHi<br />
kistipally rot<br />
The Lmli,<br />
itioa here.<br />
Mr, and Mrs Q, Jl. ,\le(ollnm, o<br />
Philadelphia, are here far riii<br />
n.nnih.<br />
Mr. and .Mrs. William Livinr.stc,-<br />
aid son, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphiu, are siav<br />
AU<br />
Ho<br />
M\<br />
enthu<br />
nf th<br />
Iuqnlrtr<br />
(grds WBB asBocIatfl cd-<br />
•n.. TMBM. n,,u «-in fc-n.» .inor <strong>of</strong> the "ConteiBpiBrmry Vlglon"<br />
),.«>,, TSi M S£.^,l f mS a "tootry World. 1 - She writei<br />
s? £1 ,1 hJ f^ B f"?h R 1 - and lliuitrates her own poems,<br />
f',f w5i t neflt i Ol B^?,R a A' Hoitesits for the afternoon<br />
, Ilqine, I'ndav ami Saturday <strong>of</strong> - ,, nanlnl B ^tracker<br />
thi. week. Mrs. Oharta B. Hm* ^ ^ ^ Jd WT^i<br />
«11,. chairman. Js the movimr r. T; ,rslaad Mrg, c h a r m<br />
smrit at this suMesiAi! eircle „ d a d Mr Enm]a Hend»r8ao<br />
SSf^lf 1I uS r a 1 [ffif & jar* t **" - — -*' s<br />
the annual sale. Many <strong>of</strong> them O 16 *""- ,<br />
are suilable for Christmas<br />
There will he a variety<br />
leet from, anti prices will I<br />
within the reach nf all. A man<br />
the novelties for sale will be iur<br />
tie nillows, frop cushions, il-iin<br />
ties'. Mc.hrss in the fortii <strong>of</strong> niln<br />
art need<br />
IIS. !<br />
Children Guests<br />
Of Mrs, F. Acker<br />
lr -srk in<br />
Point, is /p'^tovlim the<br />
fvent nnrt all pr<strong>of</strong>its w'll<br />
the bosiiftai. Th ! s instUutitta doe<br />
} un lance nd prin<br />
c otion fn in 1 me<br />
i-elinc de ^'He ti In<br />
w ~ih bur "-jloa t^U<br />
Tote Delighted with Old<br />
' Fashioned Garden<br />
The hout ended wtth a ^. . ' . " " " " quaint arranifernent and the ol.!-1 K^SIHtt<br />
JUrnBcrs en ihe camniittee in- Vlimtnaf A nnlinim fashioned flowers Blossominc in il I IHHi^^H<br />
chi.If Mr,. Jiurtin Soul!, <strong>of</strong> Sou,. ijUmilier AUXUiaTV «-as hostess to the Decinner-s de- ^«^^P<br />
ers Null, iJiesiieut <strong>of</strong> the tin::-, * nartmtsnf <strong>of</strong> !h« Mpthnili.t Sur I en 1 twvci ^**-^<br />
Poitit, 1,1<br />
. Mr«. H..<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bt^esiey's Fiiiii<br />
Jirs. J. Watson."<br />
treajurfri Mrs.<br />
»f O.-ean <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Hi-HiLi-: r. AH,<br />
, f<br />
at <strong>of</strong> the<br />
y Y ft<br />
vice pregideiit<br />
<strong>of</strong> N<br />
publii r and tick<br />
lIT-iir iv : l]<br />
r..-,.».--,„ The Ui<br />
-. NnrfhneH, '-Methodist<br />
John T. Hiekman tr «n<br />
WiJayar,, a Xormer The Mtases<br />
Ssthl dasi. Rlsnads, _<br />
~^f enjoyri in the cf- nhoads. <strong>of</strong><br />
f j ^lttje" \ "• ..;.•/'%!/•;:<br />
I dun recommend Heath ^prftujjjii<br />
who buUt my houae. ; '•" , " •.;.V:-~J;<br />
The materials he g«Jt from'_V0;'-<br />
tory and if I were going tt start, W«<br />
want the same service. ' •.;'';<br />
Yours truly, •<br />
C. NIWTOW<br />
A&-P Stores Everywhere... are Headquarters wor<br />
Nationally-Advertised Foods<br />
at Low Prices ... Pay in and Dqy Out!.<br />
This Great Sale Ends Saturday Night!<br />
HORSESHOE ^P^S? B R A W S ...<br />
RED SALMON<br />
Kraft Mayonnaise<br />
Bosco Chocolate Syrup -<br />
P^e White Naphtha Soap<br />
Uneeda Bakers Lorna Doon*<br />
Delicious golden brown whole wheat flakes! iteduad<br />
Wheaties 2 I9 e Fine Oranulated Sugar<br />
White House Evap. Milk<br />
Boseul, Del Monte, Beech-<br />
FANCf NiW JIRSBf<br />
FANCY NBW JtH3El — —m fl<br />
Potatoes I5-Kil9 c<br />
51b. 7c — 3O-lb.<br />
All varirtiti—tke«pt Limburger and Swili!<br />
Kraft or Berdan's MMb<br />
CHEESE 2% b .<br />
Norwegian Sardines f>p—<br />
Welch's Grope Juice<br />
Gibb's Tomato Cabup * T-T^li^<br />
Unteda Bakers GingerSnnpsor R9 Bar. *ICfe^<br />
-lershey's Chocolate Syrup<br />
Rajih White or Cider Vinegar «<br />
Rajah Whole or Ground Spices<br />
Economical to servo—delicious in taste!<br />
MORGAN •«- d j Chipped Beef 2 -25c<br />
Creamed IChieken • «»23e<br />
LUCKY STRIKI-CHBSTtRFIILD^-OLO SOLD<br />
Cigarettes - Vl7c *&>%.<<br />
#1QUALTO ONI CARTON OF 200 CIGARCTTEt<br />
Lujkr Strike Chntorfidd, OIJ GoM, Ctn»1, R.l*igb, H>ifc«rtT<br />
Cigarettes (2,v».25c) ,^^1<br />
in the Capo May county j<br />
60 days, the result <strong>of</strong> his .<br />
caught stealing $8 worth <strong>of</strong> cije-<br />
ara and cigarettes from WHdwood<br />
i hll recently<br />
ara and cigarettes from WHd<br />
convention hall, recently.<br />
Leans pleaded ruilty before<br />
A new delightful Summer dish!<br />
Mrs. Schlorer's ifroilAC<br />
MACARONI SALAD " "V<br />
Pancake Flour<br />
Quaker Maid Beans<br />
Del Monte Tomatoes<br />
Sparkle Gelatin Dessert<br />
They'r* becoming mor« popular «i»«ry day!<br />
WI S!*V Pops 2*17*<br />
or<br />
Clicquot Club Beverages<br />
n I • DUO-MALTED A/rVll.<br />
Buckeye VACUUM.PACKBD malt<br />
Yukon Club p r## Ginger Ale<br />
NobonV.<br />
NOW OPEN •- - - Our 11th St. and Bay Market<br />
Sutton's<br />
Fish Market<br />
735 A3BORX; AVENUE<br />
QUAUTY SEA FOOP<br />
"TU Dog Food Supreme!"<br />
Ken-L-Ration«.»|O C<br />
You'll git long«r-lasHng iudi—with<br />
ib<br />
Pkfl<br />
(in Bulk-<br />
CnSCO -TOR SHORTIMIMS i-tba>|QC<br />
Slietd B|con jft«k~.i
Holiday"<br />
on list .<br />
plan* fbr the "little'<br />
ment In Oceaui <strong>City</strong><br />
wallty with the an-<br />
this week by Ralph<br />
<strong>of</strong> the high school<br />
that a group <strong>of</strong><br />
l enthusiasts will<br />
here b> Septem-<br />
o( Actors and ao-<br />
the direction <strong>of</strong> Mr.<br />
WMI\ working far sov-<br />
selecting , a eultabla<br />
kto plans for Its<br />
The subject was<br />
by him In June<br />
hearty response<br />
people <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
to. the work,<br />
l Auditorium<br />
at present are to<br />
play In the auditor<br />
high school in Sep-<br />
S, the exact date de-<br />
the school<br />
Holiday," ll a<br />
(tnmi, froyn tho Italian<br />
Alberto, Cnssala, adapt-<br />
lie American stage by<br />
The players hopf<br />
play M the flrat <strong>of</strong><br />
pnblio shows mi-<br />
tn their efforts.<br />
'Making Adventure<br />
irfll be made from<br />
j mfinlBBlon to be charged<br />
purpose ot defraying<br />
! production. The play-<br />
1 part to It lor their<br />
and In on effort to<br />
public a. better apnre-<br />
bibs legitimate Hue,<br />
' Takes a Holiday" Is<br />
and the public appro-<br />
Rli toped* tQ develop<br />
i Metre" organization<br />
ot local persons, which<br />
" ii serriees (or any<br />
„ during tie winter.<br />
Of HlgH quality<br />
promises \hat the at-<br />
I be ot the same qual-<br />
Ifrge production <strong>of</strong>,<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional company,<br />
out Is experienced,<br />
part either In the<br />
school pit; or in<br />
<strong>of</strong> other local organ-<br />
ing ihe i it two<br />
frfflWSIng la being done<br />
; In the three years<br />
•,-•* tBe leeal school<br />
i have been unan-<br />
_Jiy townsfolk to<br />
tma the standpoint<br />
igptJAjse etteeta, met<br />
Jiilt JMHTOTW.<br />
tteatro plan has an<br />
<strong>of</strong> Oeorge E,<br />
,^,^-_«t <strong>of</strong> achooU,<br />
f « tha last few days, and<br />
the crowd that poured Into the<br />
resort tar the three day period<br />
ahead <strong>of</strong> the previous week's, they<br />
Famous Movie Actress, Grateful For Favor, Invites<br />
Helen M, Snyder to West Coast<br />
An accurate comparison with<br />
the crowd <strong>of</strong> the like period last<br />
year was impossible to obtain but<br />
the general opinion teemed to In-<br />
dicate that it was llnle.If any,<br />
smaller than last season's.<br />
Beaches and boardwalk were<br />
crowded and restaurants, in parti-<br />
cular, seemed to He doing a heavy<br />
business. Would-be diners jtood<br />
in line at most restaurants Sunday<br />
night, for one <strong>of</strong> the first times<br />
this season. Scattered reports<br />
from the hotels Indicated that the<br />
week end had considerably sur-<br />
passed the previous week, though<br />
business was not as good as last<br />
year at this time.<br />
Captain Jack Jeroee said that<br />
the bathers were "far ahead" <strong>of</strong><br />
the previous week end and that it<br />
had been the largest beach crowd<br />
<strong>of</strong> the season, eietpUnj the July<br />
*Q» holiday week end.<br />
nLGentennlal Helpi.<br />
The Washington, Bi-Centenninl<br />
celebration can be credited with<br />
part <strong>of</strong> tbe Influx, for many came<br />
Miss Helen M, Snyder, daugh- saying that Miss Snyder at the<br />
ter <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Helen Long Snydor,' same time was thinking that ihe,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the jjongghors, 187 Central av,,' herself, w&uldn't mind havlnf a<br />
has been Invited to visit Holly-, taste <strong>of</strong> Miss MeoDonalds 1 life,<br />
wood as a guest <strong>of</strong> Miss jeanette | "I certainly was Impressed with<br />
MacDonald, Mlss MacDonald," she said this<br />
Miss Snyder is chief technician week, "She acted so natural and<br />
at the Mlsericordia Hospital in I sweet, not at all like you would<br />
Philadelphia, A little over a weekieipeet a inovle aetresa. She sat<br />
ago ihe was called in to see. a there and talked with me as if<br />
pertain pallent who at the time i we were great frlendi. Siie told<br />
was unknown to her. She d!ttg-[me something about her work<br />
noted her ease and didn't think<br />
anything more about it until a<br />
few days later when she 'received<br />
a message saying soineono wanted<br />
to talk to her in her <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
The stranger stepped irn to Miss<br />
Bnyder as she eniered ' the room<br />
and said she had come to In-<br />
quire about her sister. Naturally,<br />
Mist Snyder asked her the name<br />
and the life In Hollywood. After<br />
listening to her for over an hour<br />
I am convinced that her life Isn't<br />
such an easy one, but is very in-<br />
teresting."<br />
Goes to Hospital<br />
With Jaw Broken<br />
, - _ i Trumnull Kent, <strong>of</strong> the Hrigh-<br />
1 jL«-".»'1J?»n-", l 7i rllie eht ,«en hotel, this city, was taken to<br />
,^ B Atlantic Shores hoapital, Soni-<br />
ers Hospital, Somert Point, Sun-<br />
For Beach Class<br />
C. <strong>of</strong> C to Solicit Business<br />
Men For ISO<br />
Bald Jeannette MucDoaald,<br />
Talked Hour And a Half<br />
8he Came to Philadelphia hy<br />
plane after hearing that her sis-<br />
ter had an appendix operation<br />
performed at the hospital.<br />
She remained with Sjlss Snyder<br />
day afternoon, with a broken jaw<br />
said to havp been the result <strong>of</strong><br />
a fist fight on the beach near 9th I MrB MUMTet La'<br />
1st.<br />
at least<br />
j y<br />
hour and a hau anu<br />
u nu<br />
(Iduring that time they discovered<br />
that they had many friends in<br />
common as both young women<br />
went to school in Philadelphia,<br />
She said she was most grateful<br />
f th I h<br />
Into thei retort Friday nliht to for the Interest that all <strong>of</strong> her<br />
!SLS e ?.??I?*?i* par J de and »> B - Wends have shown and wished<br />
p ,<br />
were shaken In the crash, Lave<br />
also recovered from the mishap<br />
Mrs. Dooly was well known lr<br />
South <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, having visited<br />
there nt the home <strong>of</strong> her parents.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Boyle, for many<br />
summers previous to her mar.<br />
rinse. The Dooly family has vti-<br />
itcd the reB<strong>of</strong>t over}' week end<br />
this summer and usually stayed<br />
from , Saturday until Monday<br />
morningfs.<br />
The family spent the week end<br />
with Mr, Boyle, for Mrs.' Boyle<br />
has remained at home several<br />
weeks. They left <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
about I a, m. Monday, Mr, Boyle<br />
said Tuesday, and were on their<br />
way home when the crash occur,<br />
red*<br />
Herbert, Larrilllere, 40, <strong>of</strong> Col-<br />
llngdale, proprietor <strong>of</strong> the Rustic<br />
Inn where the accident occurred<br />
lua been held In $500 ball by<br />
p e and pa<br />
trlotic celebration. Bus mm pa<br />
nles .reported unusually heavy<br />
Friday nhjht runs, while <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>-Longpori bridge<br />
said the celebration had been re-<br />
sponsible for a heavy Friday<br />
night traffic and that It had cut<br />
Into their outgoing business.<br />
Fully 300 or more ears than<br />
last week end were reported bj'<br />
the bridge comnany, and Bridge<br />
fliicil id th "<br />
men .contacted Gloucester county" police on a<br />
ttilr lupport, Mr. manslauihter charge in connection<br />
• with the accident, Mr, Dooly<br />
SMfthas Been se- told poll that LarrlHlere's car<br />
Bertrand<br />
El<br />
p hat Larrllllerea car<br />
liad come out <strong>of</strong> a cross-road and<br />
that Dol hd b f<br />
o<br />
rnd Carey that Dooly had b##n forced to<br />
Eleanor' Roth veer sharply to (tvold a collision.<br />
. Cynthia Van Horn i •»<br />
., _ Thomas McCann |<br />
i wtte _ tolly Nanla<br />
. , : .i^_ Robert Brown<br />
Loca, Anne Jch<strong>of</strong>lel<br />
.-a* 1 -— Is aac En-<br />
time. Klim, Atlantic <strong>City</strong>,<br />
The chamber W commerce voU<br />
ed Tuesday night to solicit among<br />
the retort's business men for a<br />
total <strong>of</strong> %S0 with which to repair<br />
the amplifying; apparatus In tbe<br />
municipal pier so it can be used<br />
in connection with the beach cal-<br />
isthenics at Moorlyn ter.<br />
Captain Jack Jernee told the<br />
chamber that Elmer TJngor, who<br />
directs the claates, It having a<br />
difficult time making himself heard<br />
because the class has grown so<br />
large hit voice cannot reach the<br />
back rows.<br />
It will be necessary to buy<br />
some parts so the" vlctrola am-<br />
pllfylnf appartus inttalled by the<br />
city in the mutlc pier can be<br />
converted Into an out door set<br />
Several members <strong>of</strong> the chamber<br />
pledied themselves to pay part <strong>of</strong><br />
the necessary ISO, and James Be<br />
vlll and Lawrence M, Lear were<br />
made a committee to collect the<br />
balance from business men <strong>of</strong> the<br />
HEBE 10 SITM1IKKS<br />
wson and her<br />
No Par,,cuIars <strong>of</strong> the fracas in I ftSSis Hy. "^TC^Tt<br />
SffbfkSffa.K.gnTwIi^ Week> ^ "- ^ —" "^<br />
reported that one <strong>of</strong> the beach<br />
chair wnrkeris Wai Kent's oppo.<br />
nent. Nobody could be found on<br />
the beach Sunday who actually<br />
had seen the scrap.<br />
y Ms,<br />
Lawson has been visiting <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> for 40 years and plans to be<br />
here for a vacation every other<br />
slimmer. Two years is as long an<br />
h t h<br />
Limited<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong><br />
New gg-eent<br />
commemoration<br />
Waihlngtbn ik,<br />
received by local <<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly a liinited^<br />
new two-bitterm-<br />
ed from the F»d«j»ri<br />
In Philadelphia?- 1<br />
<strong>On</strong>e tide <strong>of</strong> the a^<br />
a likeness <strong>of</strong> ~ ^*<br />
on the reverse ii ^li<br />
perched on a<br />
with an olive Brandi<br />
The quartern nor<br />
ho melted an they art<br />
the now ones and<br />
the new type wm<br />
Hands<br />
Complete, Careful<br />
Reliable Garage<br />
Service<br />
Whatever form <strong>of</strong> gar.<br />
age service you demand<br />
for your car ... stor-<br />
age, washing, tire, bat-<br />
tery or repair, here you<br />
wUI find expert, consci-<br />
entious attention at rea-<br />
sonable ratei.<br />
TIRE*<br />
THERMOID BRAKE SERVICE<br />
POWELL'S" GARAGE<br />
34TH & WEST<br />
S GARAG<br />
Origtoal Supe^trvica Station<br />
mm i<br />
PHONE S72<br />
your car.<br />
I1.M11.1I1 u , ,<br />
SOLVE THIS PUZZLE<br />
and win a 1933 Mohawk<br />
Electric Refrigerator, a<br />
Philco Radio or an Accordion<br />
annply solve this at)M-w<strong>of</strong>d paxOa and ntturn with empoa below and your<br />
tmmm, using not ws 60 wottto, wly an Electric Refrigerator ia the most<br />
economical and efficient Una only en* rida <strong>of</strong> any plain paper, either with<br />
pen or pencil Ingenuity, arficimWar'and tmtaetm mam towardi tie •ward-<br />
in* pf PPEOB. -<br />
TLfY IT TODAY!<br />
This Crow-Word Punfe<br />
win<br />
PBIIE<br />
Famous Mohawk<br />
Electric Refrigerator<br />
to nMrit. Skfll,<br />
i<br />
Ind PRIZE<br />
Radio<br />
y MtaMi<br />
will count faaanly in yoar<br />
tmwir. No dunwil «f<br />
A I M t> involrsd.<br />
t—.Tha priM niiiBiri wfll<br />
be (elected by tbrM i«ad«<br />
ing newapaper r*pra»—<br />
tativet. .<br />
3—In CB.MI <strong>of</strong> • tie duplicate<br />
pri=aii will be swarded.<br />
y cT! risaiLcr ef A<br />
foi.i'i: 1 c,"': clo to 3«rtic!«<br />
pato, aa,. ;;J (mploye <strong>of</strong><br />
tha X? u v I • : s e ? Co. !«<br />
i<br />
S—AH oa,ij;,L, ;a ^i-s game<br />
<strong>of</strong> skill r,mii aeree to<br />
abide by tbs die;lion <strong>of</strong><br />
tha judges.<br />
6—-Nama* and addrMMa <strong>of</strong><br />
th« winner* will ba du-<br />
pUyed in our window*.<br />
ACROSS<br />
i.<br />
I.<br />
IB, A<br />
it<br />
DOWN<br />
Wurlltaar Accordton<br />
RU !•<br />
Warfitar Co, 1M1 QwM St, PkSk. - {<br />
» m to print your MM ud adtaH pUUy, !<br />
MAMK<br />
1031 Chestnut St.*<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
t%m<br />
Dinw Mtt with cut i<br />
lace or tullortd<br />
$1.59 ea,<br />
Hosk-rj repaired Ik s gjjj<br />
Quaker <strong>City</strong> KnltwenJ<br />
TO Asbory &:•<br />
"Hot<br />
fortwa,<br />
Certainly<br />
• • • • but whttt<br />
do you get<br />
for your nup<br />
than in buyifl<br />
Electric Sermi<br />
A DELICIOUS ]<br />
* * refreihment—|<br />
never think <strong>of</strong> the I<br />
Quite right. But do l<br />
feel the same way i<br />
electricity ? Perhifi^<br />
has never occurred I<br />
you to compare tfcei^j<br />
Yet If you will<br />
howmuchelecKicif<br />
can buy for the pri^|<br />
a "hot dog»« thin ^<br />
tainly you will<br />
that your electrics<br />
is very cheap.<br />
More than<br />
hours<br />
1 More them-*<br />
%how i<br />
ATLANTIC<br />
ELEGTR3<br />
OME<br />
ram Enjoyed gSMS^JDwfa Woman m<br />
t rffiSDVlCriOlIS Philadelphia conTcron,<br />
Thanked For<br />
I Ghren » Church<br />
Eoadiy afiernoon. Thoro<br />
orl business meutiiiK<br />
followed by a«. later.<br />
Saod ilminB tho bual-<br />
j, jo pluoo flower boxen<br />
rnorot'<strong>of</strong> tlie niansc. and<br />
,ot appreollitlon wni. read<br />
ambers tf Hw H°»"' d f» f<br />
, UankinE the womu.i for<br />
itloi ot Sl° n whlob tllt ><br />
I week to the churcb.<br />
irtaiii preaenWd li^ Si's,<br />
nns, preiildom, lollnws:<br />
pjo BOIO. "Bird <strong>of</strong>. we Wll-<br />
R Misa LouliB Crawford.<br />
1st, Mrs. Jlarlon Trout<br />
•'MoonliiiUt'' anil "A<br />
' Angeliiiii," Mian Hut<br />
soin,<br />
nTcrence, iuietly<br />
4th birthday Wed-<br />
nesday with his thildrrn and<br />
grandchildren in h!B suminer cnt-<br />
tni?e, 114 32th st.<br />
Dr, Kynett as u l:niy svas pres=<br />
dtit nt llie flrHt s;iln tjf lots ir<br />
thin resort aud^bpcanie a nicmiioi<br />
<strong>of</strong> the first syndiciitn t'n purclutHG<br />
and iliviile tha properly, wliii-i<br />
was he'iween the ncOiin and tli 15<br />
bay und 12th to liilh sts.<br />
He Is Iho only stirvlvitiK mi'iii-<br />
her <strong>of</strong> tills KyllUii'ute living l.vrc,<br />
and remembei's when thn nryari<br />
\v\) to a imvMinn orntMpd by<br />
the syndieule nn what Is now<br />
Weglev av.<br />
Survivor <strong>of</strong> Bonus<br />
"War" In Resort<br />
<strong>Newspaper</strong> Photographer in<br />
Thick <strong>of</strong> Battle<br />
ounty jail, Maniasna.<br />
l IS ArrCil<br />
to Boa I»Ts k<br />
" Wm and f 1,20131 to B<br />
charlL?ll Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed-<br />
d L<br />
.viiiil A". He-<br />
13. Wook 16,<br />
Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed<br />
LI1> et u |4,000 Lot<br />
Clarence Little. Mrs, QeorKo John- j Hall was urroitml by Wild-<br />
sun- Mrs. Annie V. Peteri, Mrs. wood police oil suspicion, and<br />
ClarenijB DuBell, Mrs, Fred He-, when the raaor was found, ho<br />
rtelt Mrs Fred Hedelt, Jr., Mrs. was booked for carrying a wea.<br />
_ 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.<br />
Guards Rescue Map ri'om ,,;„'::„„ Mr«''joh'i Fraaltr, Mrs, he left Philailolphia he had for- HortsniRn, Bcginnlns at point' on W<br />
Incensed Husband ia°C£. M«. S^t C. Addia- -itotUn t? put W, ra.or in W8 ^ «.2..«f«H«i...1..<br />
_ 1 """ !cot't,"Mrs. Howard Rdlckley, Mis.!grip, and nlueed it m his pock-<br />
. , • Frank Yarrlek Mra. Shoemaker,;et, where he had .left it when<br />
Phaon Dorr, 30, <strong>of</strong> Plii!adal|i)ii:i, --"' j.' — M 8 Pranltlhe dennaited his hair in his room<br />
" Ot ," "w, "'r'^ ",'""• "","" Steward Miss Edith" K,' lehall, rtt Wildwood.<br />
T&\ v ^^^JL*iJi& £ b f -JKu, S-FormeFlScrPatro]<br />
' ll '"......rdoriy on ^''K.V- !!Kla«."Mrr"PSk- Steebnan,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Amelia 'vrell. et <strong>of</strong>., to fin Hilei , , :.,.<br />
Bsaeh Iiiillnf ini I A»«)%1 ,i John i,<br />
tlon. Part <strong>of</strong>ifotaai S. BN J, .Wo* I1UB»,';_HS<br />
UaMny "BiaSh L-e.<br />
rnnn. hp's si und<br />
VM811.<br />
to ffaverlo M,<br />
so, block oj-O,<br />
is, inelu<br />
??: «i «°;<br />
Co to Joln M<br />
o, 34, 44, 40, BJ,<br />
«J 8 'A h<br />
"The Joy h nip,'<br />
JUJ><br />
irg Ouvden," Mrs<br />
; Jacobs Whltston,<br />
djj, "A l.iidy at tlin IlridKi<br />
Hiifls Margaret Mary Keat-<br />
_ »oln,' "A 8ong Down<br />
I<br />
Vftlley," "Morning," Mrs,<br />
P. Ncely.<br />
if, "The Doer," Mifta<br />
too solo-, "Pierrot," "You<br />
la," Miss Crawfora.<br />
"Her Fond Mother,"<br />
f "Selections from Sex-<br />
11 "Nightfall in Grail-<br />
Louise <strong>On</strong>rso,,, Mrs.<br />
I Cray, .Mrs, Frank Rilter.<br />
dniit, MisH Hutll Barber,<br />
Stnnla w!« chair.<br />
s were: Mrs. Mflr.<br />
lai, Mrs, Chilrli s Woisa,<br />
Mrs. Hannah Hiifnn<br />
(gtJnuel YnuriB, Mrn. End-<br />
Mrs, Waliiir Adanis, Mri«, 1?<br />
Mrs, H, V, Smltlr, Mrs<br />
MfH. tipurBP MHSW, Mra<br />
. P. Ncply, Mrs, Knnncd^<br />
Mrs, Kuhn. Mrs, 1'nrtiell<br />
iuton, Mrs. DuBnaque, Mrs<br />
*nael», Mr». David stirrci!<br />
(Uwy Wood, Mrs, Wnitninn<br />
lilHiBer Jintl Miss Esihc<br />
Guard Ball<br />
jtfessiRg<br />
urmer o«ava r OUUJ ^ •-,-iu•-„,- ,^ ,,-,_ ,,6: ihi:<br />
Te in Olvmnins Riirp iwi ieol lot, ip, io«. iso, HI, JSB.<br />
iin.l disurdorly on tlio HL-H.-II P | ^ " Caroline" Devinci Mrs. Kmilje I Charles Keifer, u popular mem. Pivo Block Tract<br />
nearly causing ;n rrn, Wll. four •»£ -»M Franklin v Killlan, her <strong>of</strong> last year's beaeh patrol, ii ,,, S''"4 l^% ^ ^ ^<br />
hours m tho city jnil I MrY" Yntea'and Mrs, John T. j now in Cnlifornia waitinB for his „<br />
I'l Society Orchestra, well<br />
a W many summer Tialtors,<br />
, plays nigiitly at the cluV<br />
Wo, in Jianoa. It will intru.<br />
leveral novelty numbera<br />
it will he Heds Lewis and<br />
•Lord, two prominent en-<br />
Jers, .<br />
{ I pards have been buiy iel-<br />
tickets the past two weeks<br />
tommittoe In tiiarBe H com-<br />
1 <strong>of</strong> Captaii J-:.\ Jernee<br />
i Clayton, J'-rtusr Fitzgerald<br />
Jl' Hafnor, Lleweliyn Far-<br />
\ ind Jack Franz,'<br />
-,. wore called to extitiB<br />
flames in a cabin cruiser ft<br />
1 ». m, yesterday when the<br />
if caught fire after bftckfii'.nij<br />
ptS the earburator,<br />
.) trait wai tied tq the 12tl<br />
War! , The tianies were ex<br />
Billed by ehomieaia, and 1H<br />
mage was done, J. J, Neal;<br />
i owner <strong>of</strong> tho boat.<br />
HlH unns iilid U'pH iiruUpd \.\<br />
liric-liliiils tlirnwn in ilm I'mlit<br />
between (lip limiua Aiiny iiiirt<br />
fedvi'iil irnniis in Wusiiiiinion his<br />
week, Allipii. i'lirisiiansi-ii, Nn«<br />
Yorli 'linipR and Win Id Wido him- fijonds tiiinie intn 1!<br />
liisraiihpr.. is yisiiluB Oi-omi I'liJ T1I[,J, w p r o |n|(] (^ wili,<br />
this wpok in ifilic BiiiiiishiiiB iiir [0 iiijij him nut,<br />
city ijtitillolly «m-li, "Diit he's liroke nnd (<br />
Mr. rhiiHiiiiiisiii •*.--\* i-iiilit ii, ji.ii, ,,mi acl ,,,,,, w()," iiipy<br />
ho thii-k u! ihi' iiiitt.limiuus Un- i'liiivc been fm- two ycsir<br />
u« buttle, 'iiyina tn nil HMIUC ,VI, Kl.t |,j n, nut if wn lit<br />
nod iii'llnn pli'turos uf the »trua- ,„;,,, iiim nut uf Inwi<br />
:le fur his paper and picturi' aor- away 1<br />
ice iiiid lip Kiia liip tiu'KPi. for<br />
aciyenil wildly thrown missilps.<br />
VleviiMi W it ll Siis|tlr"M.<br />
PhiiloiiriipliprH lire imikpil npnn<br />
.viiii KllH]:iirinn h=v IllP iipnple "!<br />
WiishiilMlon, !>• i'.. Mi 1<br />
KMi says, IKHMIU^P ilioy<br />
nniiy iiicuircK iii' thp f<br />
usiius Ntnt fn II;I|I> ! :H<br />
he ruitnii y wrrp<br />
,IOBP« fiilrtilnlpd I" slli 1 Mm syui-|qf their I,-In.<br />
pathy <strong>of</strong> Hip Aniprii'an pfiiplf for<br />
v ypiPr;iii?5,<br />
Mr. nirisiiimsi ii w;ll wn.-k will'<br />
l.uilipr I{. Iliilfiiiuii. city I nlilicity<br />
rlii-ppliir. nu pli'iuri'ii «f ninnrup"-<br />
Iipnplp visiliim (IIP ri'Siirl. ThPHP<br />
siiupshnis will he taken "» the<br />
Hoiirh and lumnlwalli. and ; " ! '<br />
HIP Inline liiwii pajiors nl" the i'e-<br />
Miri'iii'S.<br />
Tu Hiiiip lii'Siirl l-'riuii Air.<br />
An apriiil trip nvi-r HIP iru»;t<br />
'i'iiiiiy nr Snllll'day will i:'ne M ,<br />
r'hristiansnn an opportunity tn<br />
*IMIII *i»Be.i.iiol view* <strong>of</strong> the<br />
rarailinn ntiuo»]iliern nf fliciiii<br />
city, Ii is expeetcd limy v.'M! in"<br />
rirc-iiiiited ItiroUBh Mm. Wi'i'M<br />
Wide service, in papers tlivnuKh-<br />
niii the ununiiy,<br />
I'd ward Wnlsh. nf Hie npiirts<br />
u>Nk <strong>of</strong> the I'hiliidPliiliin Iniiiiiiov. ,;"• her""|,o"0"|(<br />
ia appndiiDf his ynratinii here will' l le ' lthel h001<br />
Mr. Chi'lKlunison.<br />
4 crack naraehute jumper, pil<br />
nt. and m'Mhanii: known to iiiu<br />
aviation world alonB the entire ^ H<br />
eastern seaboard arrived in Oe-<br />
ean <strong>City</strong> Sunday and will re-<br />
main at the 18th st., airport for<br />
nnuHl life ifuard baat raef ^ ^ ^<br />
latter nan <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aug</strong>ust <strong>of</strong> "uiiis" OreeTt. eontuininE 11 nor<br />
^. _„,_*_.„ .. Hlchrird C. Holmoa Jo Francis c:<br />
__ . . . mi IIsiliiL-s, et nx. 1100, Port OJ lot 2<br />
Real Estate News aES 1 -^* mehliti Oloase ul<br />
I niirton M. KnndL ot u., to Mnrtir<br />
— I sewkirk. <strong>of</strong> (ii. Truet «t BurhilKt<br />
nclnu Hurt <strong>of</strong> lot * in division weed,<br />
lunil <strong>of</strong> Tliomns DouKlnas,<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> North Wildwood,<br />
i>. Colaan l.umbnr t?o. to Thorn<br />
Hnny R Holfinim it nx to Jvy ! ^<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>iSl<br />
t. HoHman Lot* 32 and 33, blot* K Wlironc<br />
1)2, Wildwood Httrijor Tract I " u «<br />
Chl H Knx <strong>of</strong> u^<br />
lei. Bngoifried ,«t iw. tat lo;.. utoa<br />
Borough <strong>of</strong> wildwood Cnitiv•••••<br />
William H. Taylor'to -WJllWin; J!,! 1<br />
Tiiylor, Jr., et al. liot, W wid-part-i<br />
<strong>of</strong> lot i, bloek 9-A( \a% 89. W«di;'<br />
198, QaWei, .; ..-<br />
tawer, T*wnilllp. ... . ,,!<br />
"iSklSo^H AlJL L0ti?«<br />
aawwd a, pitiiBn«i et u*t, > to |<br />
Frank. Tjr. Sfiok. Mi »0. fcloelt tti<br />
V1 wilam Taylor to William HTsy.-jj<br />
lor. Jr., et al, Lot 20, UIgek III, r.-i. .•onniininit as liercs,<br />
|.'lnlHl?i HullWyiiiliiK. yt us., 10 Pn.<br />
Jllliiig IJUIro, pt nx. Lola ill refers-<br />
ttnrtf, uonlnlninff otic iiei^?.<br />
Dgnnis Tswiiahl|j, ..*<br />
Tliomus Hnwfeilig to JiihiesJ. Ho.<br />
Ke«yn, i>t tut. Tract beltnr TIHM»«(<br />
g .ci.,i.ii. „ „ „ ,. .._<br />
fil "1 m i ' plniie 1-iBBcr. He ritfs all his<br />
r landers rartv '^* ^-^. ^h i» «»<br />
1 lailUCl S 1 «1 «-JT • { amateur, since every .fold<br />
tn<br />
iiiim iiliiris on the Wiiy dow.i<br />
Hesitates, Mut Isn't Lust<br />
I<br />
iaa Isio' <strong>City</strong>.<br />
tn|i[ii;r M.i>nlm;iiii to_<br />
COAL^ND COKB<br />
Illlllll<br />
iiosTKss iiorsii IIK.NM-'IT<br />
1'AHTT AT II.VMF-IXN<br />
The regular wepkiy cmd piirty<br />
Iliinii Iilii fnr (In- benefit <strong>of</strong><br />
ilimse Fur Cnii'vales-<br />
'' "T^!M;1 '''lUvnimomi .roping IH-vcn<br />
n<br />
Un Van Huren<br />
Anioti thos<br />
ull,<br />
hnvini<br />
he Hostess, ilimse un . ,.ii«.i...„-, «uie. Mrs, Harry Morris, Mrs,<br />
'eni Girls took place Wednp^luy I Harry Headloy, Miss lliinirih<br />
ifiei-nnnn with Mm. Carrie-'Wliii-.Mitchell, Miss JIarv Smith, Mr<br />
». fame,<br />
Mary K.ng m<br />
his vesrul/i<br />
-Oil)<br />
lintf<br />
Wii<br />
jol<br />
IPI i<br />
ftern<br />
niuh and Mr<br />
imrae. HrhlK« fini «nn<br />
iajei! nnd 1hero were two<br />
i,r i-iic-h mlile.<br />
Those iireapiil were: Mr<br />
Vllmvi Mra, Annie niinne<br />
w-rV rrfiwn. Mm Jlnry n<br />
Mrs.-I.nnls IVUhohll. 111<br />
Johnson. Mrs, niisscll, Mr<br />
Wiiliam Alihatt, Mrs, Eilwaivli<br />
Voss, Mrs. Norman Hnnnah, Mrs,'<br />
Wiiiiield Hltcliner, Mr:.. Mnrv<br />
Van IHirPii<br />
Totes Razor in His<br />
Pocket; Is Arrestec*<br />
Willinm Mull. 22. cnlni-pi!<br />
Scul'. Mi<br />
Mntthiiis<br />
Jo Wisler, Mr .!• Oeise, M'<br />
Adtt Hamfin<br />
iniilli and Mi<br />
CUMIKN lVDJIliS' IIOSTKSS •<br />
AT 1IIHTHKAV Dl-NMiK<br />
Mrs. C. H. Wilde, or , I'nmilcii.<br />
as ttmdei-od n birthdny dinner<br />
tlie Fluridn Inn yesterday a't<br />
ion. A delicluUH dinner • >VHB<br />
. jryed and Ihe Uible WHS iiiti'm'-<br />
tivdly - (lecoraicd with sumnier<br />
the luncheon the<br />
ii,iU».- ,.-.,.- bridge. Pl'iSiea<br />
awarded liigii Reorers<br />
Guests included:<br />
Hlday, Jirs. Fred l.oKoy. JUB. ...<br />
B, Johnsqn. Mfa, A., Stai'r, Mra,<br />
R. W, Laird. Mrs, W, F., Shriver,<br />
Mr(. A. Shriver, Mrs. .Insio Lcdor-<br />
niatt, Mrs. Alice Ijeopoid, Sirs,<br />
Clarence Adams and Mrs, Beit<br />
._. c<br />
elphia iuul V/iM-.v<br />
raaor in his run*<br />
nut it wasn't <strong>of</strong> Ih<br />
S Sn iilw' he is serving three<br />
Pliila<br />
rloil<br />
wecle<br />
are<br />
PAINT<br />
llll'MMMH <<br />
Paints<br />
I<br />
s<br />
Mrs. Hanj<br />
flarpnce<br />
Dlanchnrd.<br />
TO<br />
"<br />
SAI.H<br />
TO ilAviTtVliK SAI.H<br />
The "Women's reguiur Beimbli<br />
Cltlh will have a %** "A<br />
Glaas Oils Brushos<br />
BEST PRICBS ALWAVS<br />
for Sleclcnte Uuhher Ennmel<br />
EXTERIOR<br />
Hwry R. Montgomery<br />
__ 710 ASni'BY AVB. PHONE 49B.W<br />
PA IN TIM© INTERIOR<br />
PROBUOTS<br />
the DoaTdwallt.<br />
Save Now <strong>On</strong><br />
Home Repairs<br />
*]• and •upplles MB new ^<br />
liwl, and marked accordingly. Ut m<br />
costs and h«1P plan improvements. No<br />
your part.<br />
,::• DOORS<br />
LUMBER -^<br />
Lumber Co.<br />
. SHI? BY<br />
Seaside Trucking Co., he.<br />
Ten Year* <strong>of</strong> Prompt and Courteous Service<br />
DAILY SERVICE<br />
HiJTWIiKN<br />
WILDWOOD.... OCEAN CITY<br />
SEA ISLE CITY - - - AVALON<br />
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WOODBINE<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
AND INtEilMIpIATK POtNi'S<br />
Deliveries Made the Same Day<br />
MOVING BAGGAGE<br />
Small Lots <strong>of</strong> Forniturc a Specialty<br />
Wildwood Orflcei 139 Rust Andrews Avenue<br />
PHONE s KEYSTONE WILDWOOD 3133<br />
EXCLUS1VH SALES IN<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
WALTER SACK<br />
COAL<br />
13th and West Avi-.<br />
PHONE 6T<br />
B<br />
The Present Low Price \<br />
<strong>of</strong> Building<br />
Materials<br />
Points the<br />
Way to Real<br />
Saving!!<br />
PLUMBING—HEATING<br />
\VIL1,ARD F. STETSEH<br />
Plumbing: and<br />
Heating<br />
VK CENTRAL AVE.<br />
Phone 383<br />
Q(SlUliltHtninfHHtmi!tlH<br />
1: Quiet<br />
j Plumbiug<br />
. &tlmate» Chte*iflljf;i<br />
•' •... '.nti&itffl<br />
^" SAMPiONlOO.<br />
408 Asbury Avenue<br />
= I s<br />
Oeeah <strong>City</strong><br />
I!! Ro<strong>of</strong>ing 1 - Heatraff<br />
Ma«ter Sheet Metal Workera<br />
Phones<br />
WALL PAPER<br />
W. R. REYNOLDS<br />
Paperhanger<br />
620 ASOURY A,VB.<br />
PHONf 376 J<br />
"Skilled Workms iishlp it<br />
Low Cost."<br />
Build - - Repair<br />
NOW!<br />
PoweSS-<br />
Vait<br />
!•! '"• "">• ' ' H<br />
Alf ed R. Smith I<br />
Paper Hangter<br />
Phoite 443<br />
{1048 Aibury Ave.<br />
I,|III<br />
• _ ,.<br />
BUILUI<br />
Phono415 Kttl<br />
Jobbing Prbmptly<br />
U Afbuty Ayti<br />
H. R.<br />
Building Coiitri<br />
NTR<br />
T, AND CENTRA!<br />
Phone 1244<br />
Hiram Cheatw m<br />
13TII & WEST<br />
Building Mat<br />
Vniir i\vi l ry<br />
Phono 5<br />
ialB Tor<br />
SAWS<br />
SHARPENED<br />
TOOLS QBQUND<br />
R, L. LBMONT<br />
308 BAY AVE. PHONE 1447<br />
ELECTRICIAN<br />
WIFE KRAUSS<br />
TO WIRE<br />
YCUR HOUHB<br />
DANIEL J. KRAUSS<br />
Eleetric»l Contraetor<br />
«9 A.Bury Ave, PhBns 4i<br />
CKMENT WORK<br />
m Cheatw<br />
BUILDER<br />
I .Inlibinc Get Our Eatin<br />
"; 308 Ninth St, <strong>Ocean</strong>: C<br />
SHARP BRi<br />
BUILDERS<br />
_ 19 W. 14th ^t. Phone. 2<br />
I JOBBING Al.TEB'mi^<br />
Phone! <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 137J<br />
Fredrick J. Dieterle<br />
Heatinf - - Ventilating<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>iiiK and Sheet Metal Work<br />
341 ucjitral Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
"Sincere Craftsmanship at Mod.<br />
srate Prleet"<br />
JOHN PELTO<br />
CEMENT CONTRACTOR<br />
1250 ASBUBY AVENUE<br />
Phone 888<br />
BUILDERS<br />
BUILDERS<br />
GEO. A. BROWNMILLER<br />
- BUILDER —<br />
I MTU ST. AND ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1Z2B<br />
ffl<br />
i.l fmiintii •><br />
RELIABLE BUILDERS<br />
OTIS M. TOWNSEND, Inc.<br />
1 PHONE 57 ' , • 640 ASBURY AVL.<br />
Ill ••"»«!<br />
JOHN E. TROUT<br />
. BUILDER -<br />
1033 ASBURY AVE.<br />
PHONE 1200<br />
Sea Isle <strong>City</strong> Office: 40th St. and PlcMare Arc.<br />
, , rPH0NE SEA ISLE 8t- ,<br />
PSntiere Built Homes<br />
The Best In Building<br />
With Economy<br />
H. £• Pontiere<br />
-•• BUn^EE A<br />
EHOKB<br />
MARBLE—TILE<br />
w. H.<br />
OLDFIELD 1<br />
ALBERT<br />
OLDFIELD<br />
Pfione 1177.J rhone Bi-W<br />
W. H. Oldfield & Son<br />
Ttl.E AND<br />
MARBLE WORK<br />
9Vi CliNTltAL AVENUE<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cily, N. j.<br />
i:«()m.ilon I urnisnid<br />
1 CONBUtT<br />
MacPherso]<br />
when you build y«ur hom»<br />
inaks all?rations, price* aro r"<br />
and •atlifaetlsn auiirM. > Nur<br />
ou. .amplei ef work op«n<br />
Inspection. ^<br />
m .HEAL BBT^qH<br />
you are a.iurtd <strong>of</strong> trua wK<br />
anil good purchaiei or<br />
Ask about the.8.<br />
HTH * OENTRAl, PIlBni;;<br />
ROOFING, ETC<br />
'AboveAll aGoodRo<strong>of</strong><br />
George W, Wilcojt<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>lnB and Shtet Metal Work<br />
Ml AS1URY AVB.<br />
I PH. 485 OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
ROOFWG<br />
Sheet<br />
308 18th St. Phone (S3<br />
Interior and ^xteriei'V lT,<<br />
Expert Furniture Palnttflb jl<br />
Oscar C. Ang''/ff<br />
n<br />
PAINTER<br />
•est MsterlaU and Clejn<br />
manihlp T|<br />
920 ASBURY AV , OCCAM
PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO<br />
les Here<br />
Week End<br />
v Investment pf<br />
yat the ilth st. flying<br />
Increased Friday, Satur-<br />
Sunday by the arrival <strong>of</strong><br />
{tors and guests In VU&<br />
•tyjfs " oi' . alrplaneg, ae<br />
i' AMRrooka, veteran pi<br />
'Is:Mini this Held as hk<br />
' vcarrylBg, passengers on<br />
It, hops,<br />
;"<strong>of</strong>_ planes which visited<br />
includes:<br />
(National Guard Asmy<br />
•Seagirt, .«•' ,<br />
from Contes-<br />
from Wilmington,<br />
ijjiolth^from Caldwell, N. J.<br />
fBohln, from Philndel-<br />
riwlnd Waco, from Atlantic<br />
jjfriisraliow, from Caldwell,<br />
if^Auioilro, from Atlantic<br />
o, from<br />
Grove, Pa. • • •<br />
qJX, Waco, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
An estimate <strong>of</strong> the total value<br />
<strong>of</strong> these nirplanp, as made by Er-<br />
wln L, SchwaM, president <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Aero Club <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>,, Indi<br />
elites that their cost exdajdoc<br />
186,000, >. The engines included<br />
many types, from the i25 horse<br />
raaial engine in the Arniy bung<br />
lass, to the 40 horsepower, nint<br />
cylinder alr-eeoled radJa engine It<br />
the American Eaglet.<br />
Other types were the four ey.<br />
Under in line air-cooled Gipsy en-<br />
gine in the Sloth; live cylinder<br />
|jadla^ air-cooled Kinner enttinea in<br />
the Fiiesirn and "Ktlleit autoi'l,<br />
and several eight cylinder water-<br />
cooled vee-tyiie enjsines in the oth-<br />
er Manes,<br />
ire is no doubt, according to<br />
Sir. Sehwiitu thul if the airport<br />
site were filled und graded, <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> would be a center for many<br />
commuters by air, end visitors<br />
from distant citi s in nearby<br />
statep, whs would bring 50 uir^<br />
planes here over a week end, in-><br />
,stead <strong>of</strong> nine, which in iiseif i:<br />
a rerun: isuhle record a! (his -iinie<br />
-Mr.<br />
and ft an! How n id Down;<br />
, for<br />
MOQBITN<br />
Now riajlirg.<br />
"The First Year," Fov version<br />
<strong>of</strong> Frank Craven's greatest com.<br />
ody success, presents Janet Guy.<br />
nor and Charles Parrel! in their<br />
first strictly modern screen play,<br />
Janet's new hairdresg, her grow<br />
diction, her mere positive pe<br />
..allty are saitt to reveal a ri<br />
murknbly "different" Janet, An<br />
with seven changes <strong>of</strong> smart<br />
vardrobe, nut once does she up<br />
icar In i>.6 tatters <strong>of</strong> a<br />
iVllJIam k, Howard directed till<br />
, utithful romance based on tli<br />
funny heart throbs and hllnrlou<br />
rielies <strong>of</strong> the first year <strong>of</strong> mar<br />
riage.<br />
)IiinM Tiies, Wed,<br />
"Red Headed Woman," the Ka<br />
Uiarine Brush story which recent<br />
y created a senfiiitlon as a nov-<br />
el, now appears In screen version<br />
II is a Me!ro-Gnlfiwyn-Maye,r pro.<br />
tlucuon, with Jean Harlow in the<br />
title role. Others In the cast art<br />
Chester Morris, Lewis Btone, Le-<br />
lia Hjains, Una Merkel, Henry<br />
•nBdii and Mayi Robson, The<br />
on was prepared by Anita<br />
,and brought to the<br />
COMING TO THE MOORLYN<br />
ft\ Htk ( cm direclnr<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Golf Club Grille<br />
SOMERS POINT, N. J,<br />
,./'•'. FIATUI ING<br />
K^ Boston's "Harlem Knights"<br />
^iCpma Couvert.TSe<br />
i'A'v, CUISINE BY. A, V, MARSH<br />
|vK: ;«THB SMART PLACE TO DAWE"<br />
ii;.'.';"'.. OPEN SATURDAV NiQHTi ONLY<br />
•Xilreetlqji <strong>of</strong> B, P, pinion and H, U. Confery<br />
CHESTER IMOCRIS and JEAN HAPLOW in<br />
"RID HEADED WOMAN *••<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
DAYS, AUGUST 7th TO SEPTEMBER 4th<br />
Also Labor Dty, Septembtr 5th<br />
TO BROAD<br />
STBHT STATION<br />
I (roing and retimtlng on all trains all 'hi), also rrtiirniiiff<br />
P?|wUn TeaTliljr Bnmd Street station S-33 a.m. following<br />
""ftji' •:. Illuming.<br />
pWiakdayi <strong>Aug</strong>. Sth to Sept. 10th, ind.<br />
|J>;r',": ; IMept Labor Day, Bent. Ilh,<br />
8,,?irtc Broad Street itation Leave Oeean <strong>City</strong> >:M *, M.<br />
ffifiY BcftUrn ipold Jtreet Station to <strong>Ocean</strong> Oily »!ii P. M.<br />
igfivtfer Market str«st Wharf Ueave Oeesn cfty SIM A, M,<br />
KtrVjJMltTn Marktt itr»et Wharf to Oeean Cliy 4:10 p. M.<br />
•3*.:•:• Easterri standard Time<br />
Flyers* or 1'iinsnll I'. It, it.<br />
RAILROAD<br />
STRAND I Mr. and Mrs, Martin Johns<br />
sow rla);ine. land the hundreds <strong>of</strong><br />
Of its people and made hy Its made up the caravan that pen<br />
people, Hollywood writes Its own trated the Empire <strong>of</strong> Death r<br />
biography in "What Price Holly, ivealed in all its natural sp'len<br />
wood, which brings the smart or in the Pox Picture "rons<br />
vivacity <strong>of</strong> the glamorous Con- ~ "<br />
.—^.v,,^ ~. ,,.,, b. u l l l v,. J u d *,„..- x iiji4, ris<br />
Rtance Benneti ,In her latest sur. again in<br />
ring production, [ne eye<br />
With a galaxy <strong>of</strong> celebrities in neonle wl<br />
support, Miss Bennett unfolds the<br />
Intricacies and intimacies <strong>of</strong> the<br />
inaor and more notable circles <strong>of</strong> | iy menaces<br />
the Film Capitol. Lowell Bher- i perlT, with<br />
man, Nell Hamiltnn, Orejory Rn- j flesh and"<br />
their<br />
thtir<br />
and uf<br />
time<br />
to dasile<br />
ed <strong>On</strong>e Thirty =lhr#e it TlireP "<br />
J he stein deals is ifh thL prize<br />
ing. and Mizner's selection to<br />
A nrp Ihr screen version is &ifjni<br />
Hi mt in the Uew ot the fact<br />
hit ut une time 1 he wq^ tlogtlj<br />
mimected with thL ring m a pro<br />
nnitfr and nidnafcer uf liu\i*r^<br />
;es and pri-<br />
not the on.<br />
<strong>of</strong> floating<br />
Islands <strong>of</strong><br />
t<strong>of</strong>f, Louise Beavers and others j thrMteneT ih/'liveB "<strong>of</strong> the»e"twn<br />
thrills. Primitive aavai<br />
meval monsters were<br />
A river<br />
hideous<br />
horii:<br />
explorers<br />
times<br />
md tlit.r mtnr<br />
1<br />
aid the star to present an an- ' noti<br />
thentie serutlnizatinn <strong>of</strong> Hollywood I man<br />
life, ' " I"""<br />
: JIOIOTT<br />
Now Playing<br />
Wiiinm Minzer, writer, sporls-<br />
man imii adventurer, adiipted<br />
| "Winner Take Ail," James Car-<br />
ney's latest starring Plifure for<br />
Wartipr Bros,, which is liiised 011<br />
a story by Oeraid rseauniom fall-<br />
Guaranteed<br />
Plumbing<br />
Fixtures<br />
AT<br />
LESS THAN MAIL<br />
ORDER PRICES<br />
JOHNSON<br />
olT Asbury Av6, Otjaii Ciiy<br />
nlnret-K <strong>of</strong> the World," a mo.<br />
. irture that opens at Dough-<br />
!>'«,, (in Monday, is a symposium<br />
nf the thrilling explniis <strong>of</strong> all<br />
,vorld renowned explorers at dif-<br />
,'erent ends <strong>of</strong> the earth. The film<br />
jnus throufih. the Artie, jumps to<br />
Uurneo, to China und Tibet and<br />
lown into India, thence through<br />
liiiuatnrial Africa, finally to the<br />
Antarctic and then up ihe Amazon<br />
among the little known tribes <strong>of</strong><br />
Hit- Brazilian jungles.<br />
mmmms it YOU ARE GOING TO THE =^=~-> -• --<br />
STEEL PIER<br />
Boartwdlk at Virginia Avenije, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
M0i;fa dance or He the 2S star attractions playing there, you can drive<br />
|ji" your car the round trip over the<br />
OCEAN CITY-LONGPORT<br />
§ BRIDGE FREE<br />
Ipir' jrau and your passengers buy your Steel Pier ticketa at the Bridge<br />
feT<strong>of</strong>l'Hwue in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
; ; This Short Cut Route From <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Will<br />
SAVE MILES AND MINUTES<br />
h Steel Pier Tickets: Weekdays, 55c<br />
•Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, 75c, Including- Tax<br />
Steel<br />
DANCE<br />
9 to<br />
mm ABE SOME OF THE SO STAR ATKACTI0NS<br />
TpnitB<br />
U>MA p<br />
Photoplay! Every Day<br />
.r With<br />
Olreu. Ao«t—Wsathsp Permitting,<br />
Diving Hortii with Daring Qlrl<br />
RIMrL<br />
Clmlj Mad WhjfKri — First Time<br />
In America.<br />
The<br />
Bee t<br />
Curio,<br />
Walir Clreya<br />
Hawaiian High Diva<br />
th Pit Shi<br />
Hawaiian High Divan<br />
the Pirate Ship with III<br />
d Rli f l<br />
e P<br />
and<br />
The<br />
S= *<br />
te Noon to i<br />
— Mldoct* and<br />
Alw<br />
CM*.<br />
p, Mi<br />
Cem.<br />
4 Bsnnellyi — Sensational<br />
Acrobat..<br />
4 Falceni, World 1 ! HlBhtM<br />
A*fiil Art,<br />
Acre Wheel Oirla, A Gorman<br />
Sensation.<br />
Fallenberg'a Beara — A Bear <strong>of</strong><br />
«n Aet.<br />
Peres Slack Wire Art<br />
rate Ship with III<br />
Relic, ef luecinMr<br />
Day..<br />
Oeean Held <strong>of</strong> Pier<br />
M. Q, la. Tf«|» Mark Trained<br />
Steel Plef, wi"°Anlmal NyrMry<br />
All ••Blea<br />
Hawaiian Mutlclsn.<br />
ar*in RKIMII Bally<br />
t Big interutlng BxhfbU.<br />
Take a Trie Out to Sea on lh»<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>Line</strong>r Steel Pier, from End<br />
<strong>of</strong> Pier Dally Weather Permlttlnu<br />
Now Playing<br />
r}/v WORLD<br />
/• I FAMOUS<br />
M V ATTRACTIONS<br />
All For <strong>On</strong>e Admission!<br />
slum 11011<br />
\aw l'lilTIH(»<br />
lilt Pmthi^p Price' \s a' l<br />
tlipttd frntn Arthur StrlnEtr'j<br />
>,rtat IHULI md S lturthn Lsen<br />
IUK Pn t stori Ihe Mud Lirk'<br />
It 1 i thrilling r nf Mr. and Mrs, MuH'nrd<br />
Ji-ffriea. was married lo George<br />
II. MilMOIl,<br />
Mrs, 8. LnBarre and laiiKiii-'r,<br />
Mahel, were on an ixt •mli'rt 1 :-lt•<br />
ihriiUBli the Weal.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Gay 90'$<br />
ONK lllii FAMILV<br />
TOE SPE© CONTEST What**<br />
By fRANK<br />
Heiv's siiliie Huitulilu ntwn thill suiU ,.vi«ryii"dv, iln-<br />
mil fuiUiiii-s are putting humlreilH buck U: wurli.<br />
THIi LITTLE THEATRE COMES TO TOWN<br />
ITHE<br />
I > i;**i.<br />
na high sdiool cli-anmlic. i/oach, Ralph Jarvis, and his<br />
little band <strong>of</strong> theatru tievolees deserve the commenda-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> the community for their proposal to give Quian<br />
<strong>City</strong> gevei-al <strong>of</strong> the best toirtemporavy phiys, in a Mi-ie»<br />
<strong>of</strong> "little theatre" uresentutions.durmgthe winter<br />
Beginning with "Death Takes a Holiday, **£."*<br />
Senttmber, they will staBe others ot itacidibi-e. provided<br />
tti public indicates that it wants them, by .t» attendance<br />
^I^JSSSJfte. will be set at a 1^. which it<br />
is estimated will clear expenses, no more My Jaivw<br />
and his thenpiana, all well known <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> talent, are<br />
<strong>of</strong> the most tnlked-about plays <strong>of</strong> the present daj<br />
| The Sentinel-Ledger congratulates them tot then-<br />
[ambitious project and extends best wishes to. its nuiuu.<br />
Hoover's fortune haS ahrunk from four million- W *700f<br />
000, BKys a KPOTI. later denial. But even if W it •»<br />
Him for svnrryj we've nevor seen a mnn with *.00,000 ...<br />
Ihe lireuil line.<br />
.11 CMly hus U'HH or<br />
IIIIMII, be t'iillad 11 llantinB uovi<br />
uliition iliuii ulniost any other<br />
resort urouiid. The llout'iiij is<br />
(lone chiefly from Uie ilrsl <strong>of</strong><br />
.luly and ihq aaiih) poiioJi in<br />
.September. A good mujwity <strong>of</strong><br />
"hnae who wme licin in tin;<br />
^uinrner liiuts live il .ill through<br />
lure, and thus Income idemliletl<br />
wllli Hie place.<br />
Nearly rvei'v nil-summer gutst<br />
Uunws every other one, ami<br />
ilnwn on tlie lieuch 1! seems like<br />
oiiu srem riiiiiily. There WHS U<br />
Itliin who tutiit' down sniiit days<br />
into who Imd ulwiijB been 'indif-<br />
I'orcni nimiH meelins people m<br />
licime. He hn.H n jiiutty f-lii<br />
I'nr ii nciBhlior, mid beyond TIIII<br />
fad thiii «lii; Bulls cHTttBioniilH-,<br />
hi- tt'iis cniirelv imiorniit <strong>of</strong> her.<br />
In fuel, he knew no one in I lie<br />
nulgliho.'liooil iind said ho dirtn'i<br />
ciiri) tn-=\vl:^,i ho ^ncike nliOll^ il<br />
Mt all.<br />
Well, this mnn li.is Iwfn ('own<br />
In re live ileys. >le knnws 10 or<br />
IS jfIris tic,didn't know when he<br />
ciiiiie down and hiis a bnwing<br />
iiijquniritniine with iiroUniily 2R<br />
more. Wherever he foes lie lifts<br />
his liiit, and he ia enjtiyin,{ the<br />
HQwHy <strong>of</strong> it hugely. Anil the<br />
fiiiiiiie'nt ihliiR iilioiit ;t ia tn see<br />
him taKKlni! arouml nftiv lli,.<br />
nestt door neighbor. The two RCI<br />
tn|elher eniiBtnnily and cx-<br />
ehanse condoleneea that they<br />
liadn'l met gonner. And they are<br />
both sure they are Koine to<br />
Imve a nice time tills* winter.<br />
This sea air Rosens you up and<br />
mnkes you want to frolick wltii<br />
fiiipiil asuin. Ponce de Leon, a<br />
in niode, don't yo\i know.<br />
other<br />
NIUSS i'OIST TO KKI»<br />
<br />
ing while things are cheap we<br />
aro BoinK to find that we have<br />
renily minoa the corner r.ml<br />
have started hank,—WnsliliiE'inn<br />
Star.<br />
viem The Story Of Our Eels<br />
_ _ . » . • . _ • • •<br />
Hatched Off Bermudas- Return' to Aneestpre Stream<br />
the<br />
THE SUNDAY BEACH CLUTTER<br />
[CONSIDERABLE complaint, as to the clutter left<br />
» -the beaches by Sunday VacatwniBto to come,to<br />
THK HIOH TOST OP<br />
nffl ELIdTIONS<br />
The public la now being m-<br />
inr riniTsdnj, .Inly 8,, g00inno will have to be #BiseiJ to<br />
eonfliiet the Hoover-Rouaevelt<br />
hatUB (or the nresidency, \n<br />
i»2B the two parties spent a<br />
~—"~7~~^~ iT~"—iw • f 1° ta l <strong>of</strong> 116,100,0(0.<br />
Here s To Your Health when me politicians <strong>of</strong> both<br />
parties are telling how miicli<br />
(Xnt«—This Is the first <strong>of</strong> n<br />
M>rlcs <strong>of</strong> artirlcB, tflllnj; Hume<br />
iiltlf-kniiun, iiit*-ri'stiiiK tucU<br />
HIMIUI linn, eqinmnn to «"at«>rs<br />
h«-r*iilxiiitit—Editor.)<br />
rtj EWAaiTo". FENSKK<br />
The llf« <strong>of</strong> the eel, and how<br />
it comes into being is one <strong>of</strong><br />
nature's fantasies and. has done<br />
mueh to prove that truth ts in-<br />
deed stranger than net Ion,<br />
The liniiy eel la hntcbed in an<br />
area 801110* <strong>of</strong> Ihe Bermuda Is-<br />
landB, many inlies at sett, where<br />
ilia depth Is over 1000 feet. H«re<br />
millions <strong>of</strong> eggs are deposited,<br />
but not In the usual manner 61<br />
nehes. Due to the trefnendous,,;<br />
preisure <strong>of</strong> tlie water et this<br />
depth the spawn is literally<br />
forced from thi body o( the eel.<br />
In this BBCtlon the baby eel<br />
is horn a thin, flat, transparent<br />
organism with a tuhe-like head.<br />
[n contrast to other creations <strong>of</strong><br />
Mother Nature, the body <strong>of</strong> the<br />
eel grows smaller for a time. In<br />
mammalg the opposite is true<br />
where the body must grow to<br />
catch up with the head. Thin<br />
shrinkage occurs after the eel<br />
is a year aid and continues tin-<br />
til the hody r*aches a size more<br />
in proportion to the head,<br />
* • •<br />
Then the long Journey to their<br />
homes begin, the American eel<br />
earning to our own streams and<br />
A» President Moov«r has said,<br />
to continue on the tax roafl we<br />
are traveling is to impoverish<br />
the nation. In the last is years<br />
the cost ot government has in-<br />
creased nearly ISO p»r cent.<br />
The results ar# found in heart-<br />
ing <strong>of</strong> capital, Industrial re.<br />
trenchment, uneniployment. The<br />
tax Issue, in all Its phases, is<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the most important prob-<br />
lems the American people *•—-<br />
ponds, while its European cous.<br />
las travel to Burope,' When<br />
they arrive at th( mouths <strong>of</strong> the<br />
streams they are about three<br />
Inches lonf.<br />
At this ttaie ot the Journey a<br />
strange thing takes place. The<br />
females aicend the streams and<br />
the males stay behind to await<br />
their return. And the hardships<br />
that confront the widely trav-<br />
eled eel. Through ihaHow water<br />
and deep, over dr!«d-up stream<br />
beds and meadows, detourlng<br />
water falls and the constant<br />
danger <strong>of</strong> being borne away by<br />
birds and mammalt,<br />
This stranie, Impelling power<br />
; th«J'. has nrgfcl them on putt<br />
thtei to the test that nature In-<br />
tended, and the agMld law,<br />
"the survival <strong>of</strong> the fittest," is<br />
an apt phra«e.<br />
OOKTOBX • - deiplte the fcM<br />
I oaUsd on FniHmt Wmmr<br />
ttm other day. Outdoor* the<br />
lUde. In the president's <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
it was a comfortable 68. Mr.<br />
gtxmt Is ttle ta stand uo un-<br />
der tali heavy t*tt /and ftill<br />
keep in Irtt^ee phyileal am-<br />
ditlon,<br />
I w«nt with the Fretidut to<br />
the opening <strong>of</strong> Ihe eaaibuion <strong>of</strong><br />
the Pantheon do la Ouorre, tte.<br />
world's largest painting, com-<br />
memorating the war. This is<br />
Ibown in a circular sheet metal<br />
building which might be e^Mt.<br />
ed to have the characteristics <strong>of</strong><br />
an oven. But the same al, .con-<br />
ditioning system UMl in toe<br />
President's <strong>of</strong>fice made it com-<br />
fortublc evon tinder a blnjlng<br />
ma, ••<br />
I went up to the Capital to<br />
call OB a congressional friend,<br />
and found Senators and ilepre-<br />
gentattvei. debating In an atmo-<br />
sphere <strong>of</strong> fresh, cooled air In<br />
which it wu dlfflcult for even<br />
the most fervent orator to work<br />
up a perspiration. And I came<br />
back from Washington on an<br />
iilr-condltloned train <strong>of</strong> tnn Bali<br />
ttmore and Ohio, th» most com*<br />
f01 table railroad Journ»y I ever<br />
made. • ' , • v<br />
Mr. Hoover believes, with<br />
many others, that thin' alr-«on-<br />
diUoning proMsi, still in its In-<br />
fancy, is going to develop as big<br />
as the automobile Industry.<br />
1ION1JS . , . at tke ffOat line<br />
I half expected In Washington<br />
to find squads and detachments<br />
<strong>of</strong> tne "Bonus Expeditionary<br />
Pqrct 1 ' pan-handling alj: over,<br />
town, I trnvcljeft pntty well over<br />
over the District <strong>of</strong> Columbia<br />
and except In the vicinity <strong>of</strong> the<br />
B.B.F, Camp on the Anacostta<br />
Flats, I saw nobody who Bould<br />
be Identified as a member <strong>of</strong><br />
the bonns-seeklng army, I talked<br />
with, one nan who had bees aa-<br />
Itve In getting Congress to ap.<br />
proprlate $100,000 to send title<br />
men back to th*lr none stetoi,<br />
"Most <strong>of</strong> these ctakps a» 4«-<br />
eent fellows out ,<strong>of</strong> Johb, with<br />
no resources, who just came for<br />
the laflc,' 'he MM, "A few <strong>of</strong><br />
them Me rather simple-minded<br />
people who really think the gov-<br />
*rament owes thtJn a Hvinf. But-<br />
in the center Is Quite ft rtronf<br />
corps <strong>of</strong> pommunlst agitators,<br />
who have he»n nopelul that 1<br />
there would he som» sort <strong>of</strong> %<br />
military or police demonstration<br />
that would give an excise to<br />
start thootinK- The Communlita<br />
ore looking for martyrs, but the<br />
Washington iiuthorlUes have not<br />
permitted toemselMB »« be<br />
trapped Into anythlhe "oat '<strong>of</strong>'<br />
which inflammatory propaganda<br />
could he made. But the B.l.F,<br />
eertataly had sbme members nf<br />
rnngresF badly 'seared, 1 *<br />
jMt,6i~<br />
wgrtsw,<br />
ana tt»:.X<br />
bwwnr -,<br />
'nowpoMuUt<br />
work.<br />
Itol,<br />
-art,, ;h ._.._<br />
«aS'tti|'; i .i*«i*i' i: '<br />
t«M» ftj» W<br />
the Potomac ..<br />
the govermn<br />
veloplng thhJ<br />
C<br />
Now the bat*<br />
ing with more<br />
any other^fflt<br />
worjd, if<br />
h<br />
When their goal .„<br />
they stay and wax fat, feeding<br />
on their diet <strong>of</strong>- small fights,<br />
frogs, grubs and water bugs.<br />
Then a time comes when this<br />
name impeiliOiT influence urges<br />
their return. When they arrive<br />
at the mouth <strong>of</strong> the stream they<br />
team up with the smaller males<br />
who waited. Together they trav-<br />
el Hotith to note, spawn and die.<br />
(Seat week—How water pol-<br />
lution hap danweed "-•——»«'•<br />
nt<br />
angle. T6» —--3-,<br />
building* freotln*<br />
av. have mostly^<br />
to make roQni"""<br />
• partinsnt:, QE 1<br />
Department too<br />
mint building*.<br />
central ,<br />
tlonably W>- __,.<br />
elty m the wortftr 1<br />
, : ' - . - , • • : • ' ; * < •<br />
OOABB8..-, . >;<br />
Wherever the<br />
<strong>On</strong>itfld ,P«toi<br />
vice men acec<br />
• tne' President's<br />
White Honied<br />
doMB iniardi a* ^^.<br />
ahead to deal 1 «MI<br />
Hi ii Mnr-mBti<br />
iett awa? ftraa «t<br />
lerrlbe man, WHM»I*I<br />
iniidt m irai*:s<br />
his privftto eamK;«il<br />
dan W*er, _ i :^' s<br />
Woin Mr, HwrHi;<br />
openlttir <strong>of</strong> •«--;*srtrif<br />
Wanhington tartiw*^<br />
<strong>of</strong> tne WMte Jtonig<br />
vice eorpi. wfl^Jti<br />
preceded Mm If<br />
and made a-Wn^,<br />
tbe bolldlng to W#|4<br />
workmen ,wera;:iv-<br />
ernmtnt. In 1B14 it was 48 days<br />
and in IBIS Wout 16 days.<br />
The ratio la constantly rising.<br />
Carried to the Inevitable con-<br />
elusion, it means ^that In the<br />
not-too-distant future, th» tast-<br />
Tudor <strong>City</strong> in New York la ah<br />
apartm»nt houBe development in<br />
the 1. 4O'» fiicing the river. In<br />
the apartment houses in thli de-<br />
velopment are 260 dogs and yet<br />
you rarely see one on thi itreet.<br />
They are taken to the root for<br />
an airing,<br />
~" The 41th St. Chowder ana<br />
Editor o«uu""i ,-=«. •<br />
Now that the chamber <strong>of</strong> com-<br />
merce is endeavorlrng to quiet<br />
the noisy locomotivei which dis-<br />
turb the sleep <strong>of</strong> summer visi-<br />
tors during the night, let them<br />
continue their efforts and see if<br />
they cannot get the city <strong>of</strong>ficial*<br />
to permit the garbage and re-<br />
fus« collectors to BO to work at<br />
a respectajjle hour Instead <strong>of</strong><br />
their present schedule.<br />
It is a common ooeurence to<br />
hear a larbage collector hounc-<br />
ing the empty cans onto tbe<br />
concrete driveway at B-JO a, m.<br />
and then the refuse collector at<br />
5:30 a. m. In addition to the<br />
above, the auto> street sweeper<br />
starts about B;4S a .m., some<br />
days sooner.<br />
Personally, I think this is all<br />
uncalled for and think that<br />
summer visitors who come to<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for a rest should be<br />
given some consideration and<br />
not have their sleep disturbed at<br />
thin time In.the mornlm.<br />
JOBBPH F. DONAHUm.<br />
1110 <strong>Ocean</strong> av.<br />
In the area from H. 60th to<br />
S5th sts., and from 6th av, to<br />
the Bast River a district • which<br />
can he covered In a few mln-<br />
uMs, Is the; richest district in<br />
the world, ; It Is New York's<br />
millionaire sone. More than 100<br />
special deteatlvBB are on ward<br />
in this area constantly<br />
Korne: Did any ot your an-<br />
cestors ever hav« any trouble<br />
with their Beck?<br />
Borah: Yes, my grandfather<br />
had a knot behind his ear when<br />
be fell through the flnoi,<br />
Puller Bragg: What » giori-<br />
ous sprini day! I could dare<br />
anything, face anything, 014 a<br />
day like this,<br />
Feminine Half: Then come<br />
along with m*, dear, I waui to<br />
buy some new shoes, a hat and<br />
> couple <strong>of</strong> dresses.<br />
Bobble (in church): Mama,<br />
what will become <strong>of</strong> all thoM<br />
Bowers on the altar?<br />
Mama: They will be given to<br />
those wMo ara pick at the clo»e<br />
<strong>of</strong> the »errtce.<br />
Now that Morgan has Mcumu-<br />
lated enough money to retire,<br />
where does he plan to live?<br />
Hli dortor recommended a<br />
sanitarium.<br />
Customer: I hear my son ha»<br />
owed you for n suit for ttwt<br />
years.<br />
Tailor: Yts, sir? haw you<br />
called to settle tne aeaount?<br />
Customer! No; I'd like a lult<br />
: on the game terms.<br />
A ifttle boy from ^<br />
vlsttlnc his csualn ittli<br />
What do Ytn ttttr,<br />
eows? qulisaa am „,<br />
I bet you dont even<br />
that's a jeney cow;;<br />
I don't,know from „„<br />
cause I can't Ml lU-llet<br />
Lucille: WHM do you<br />
you see an unusually *<br />
Muriel; I look tor~ »i,<br />
then, I let tlr«d aniiflffl<br />
mirror down. • «<br />
The roaring ' mt<br />
New York doean't<br />
larly when Mr. Jones-tm<br />
buy a new llnei <strong>of</strong> good*..„<br />
faneui hotel within tM|<br />
mint center docs and •<br />
mekns to show that ft<br />
Mr, .Toned had been a<br />
fore, the dark mtat^^.<br />
number <strong>of</strong> ttie room Bifl<br />
pied and asks Wai It """^<br />
care for that, <strong>of</strong> uotHRi<br />
it. Bell-boys call nlrtt;<br />
Jones" and not *Blifi"i?<br />
mornini nls homo'town<br />
Is outside his door, Ja' **"<br />
ing him, the telephone,<br />
Informs, him ourt it la (ia<br />
he should dress<br />
The Increase in<br />
first* class mall from<br />
to three cents an 0<br />
cost'Sing Stag prtiWDLv,.-.<br />
POM a year additional;]<br />
prisoner*' mmlV 'wOMtir*<br />
prisoners sent oot.r—<br />
ten, The State vt<br />
age tor one letter<br />
e»oh priioner.<br />
Forttier Resort Pastor<br />
Smiling Bridegroom<br />
Rev, Carl F, Yeager, . former<br />
pastor <strong>of</strong> the Lutheran Church In<br />
this resort, was a visitor here on<br />
Monday, Ho was accompanied hy<br />
How Is Mr. WUnWeyi<br />
Oh, he's a neffeet anirt,<br />
• I'thpufht you never liked him,<br />
I aidn T t—he died last wtrt.<br />
HOW'B tbe tall<br />
Customer:<br />
business? '<br />
Ship CJhandler:<br />
boom.<br />
It's on the<br />
York every Sunday night to play<br />
contract bridge, anagrams, ping-<br />
pong and chess. Its members,<br />
all well known In theatrical<br />
and sport elreles, never Mt<br />
chowder and never go on hikei,<br />
Tie Rer, Mr. Yeawr wai mar-<br />
rieft In June to Mitt Bllnqre<br />
Conwr, daughter <strong>of</strong> tt« Dr. and<br />
««. CDarlM K, 0M?cr, Qf.H*u-<br />
utflUe, ImmeaiBtely followlnf<br />
A un ^^ who j ^ uqte<br />
hla car out on a ^4 irlntry day<br />
w u<br />
^0,^^^ the engine with<br />
a hlankst<br />
^fo j ^ (loou,,, on): Dent<br />
lt mt,t«r. I saw wh»t<br />
lt ,—,<br />
S an rSiona'i WON* »• *• •% 'WM*^*«'**'#*?AsSJ<br />
tne BBDOBin. *t» 1,1 ^# ••-—-<br />
Sft drink trmdtJihMt and when<br />
Heart JM*JW*» ""LIE"***<br />
Mayer Walker gets about one left on a month's erutw> to. the /"^M What*<br />
rn»to<br />
every tuns' » new department<br />
pl&lnta. Out woman loat ttro:. aw? •H1
BBiBitW'-it* ^smrnm<br />
Imm?<br />
ilPl<br />
Smbs<br />
SB •I<br />
#<br />
UM otttoe <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong><br />
Iw RM-tftrtrv •;.:-*-':.•<br />
IJtffco. Hie<br />
FiBe, —- alraoM the _<br />
_ * 'trt»rtat the Jatoi<br />
i**4 ' jw^tfehtly. iWf 1 1<br />
TJeltyf<br />
Y e t w»«"«wt any effort pn his<br />
* * *t her, J-ywarf Smith.<br />
***»• Spencer ?. Swan<br />
l ^ ^ ith fiw<br />
C^icS-. . tuHuims HP More DUI ,, j,_-<br />
I It came stout „_• .wj.;<br />
• •.,.'." , -.. ; • Mt. Smlto M. on _e hot« itaff.<br />
IDftayed by presi <strong>of</strong> work, it wa»<br />
hrta Wore is found Um» for<br />
dmjitr., It wai t_fl« 9 p. m, ^%m<br />
he mtntd «_t dinlne room, de-<br />
Mrtyd at that hour. Be „«._ the<br />
lonelr pwipeel <strong>of</strong> dining bjj JUm-<br />
Be«jrtW<<br />
Called by<br />
Mr,. Kathryn Q.<br />
Fiwerai on<br />
$00 Is Week-End<br />
Toll <strong>of</strong> Thieves i<br />
Cottages Looted; (<br />
Otocn Opened with Key *<br />
PlalnclQ;tu«i jioliceinon patrolled<br />
Ooeaa <strong>City</strong> early this week as the<br />
rMSjf'<strong>of</strong>.flcihbertei bf homes poni-<br />
nitUed over the week end, in<br />
whlcji more than J60O in caali anfl<br />
B u t<br />
ns dinner was aerveJ,<br />
f th dli<br />
^ ner was aerveJ,<br />
ttie doors <strong>of</strong> the dlninc room on-<br />
n J<br />
ey Wan stolen<br />
All the robberies weir lone 1..<br />
e name manner. arcoiJIng in<br />
Captain qt Detectives Dobert J.ac-<br />
k The thief entered through u<br />
, -without breaking *he lock,<br />
aeatjf having a Itoy. They were<br />
ud di<br />
young woman entered, with an cn-<br />
cort<br />
She smiled at the lone diner<br />
and said in that low,.vibrant voice<br />
with Its Etronj? Swedish accent<br />
which film devotees know so<br />
well:<br />
fs Eply Opened.<br />
It was made especially *>asy ioi<br />
the Uilqf, Capt. Lackey sauf. be-<br />
cmwe in every instance the lockfi<br />
th d d<br />
,ttfl|(M6ouliJibe oBtned »y almost<br />
Wrkw; ^ ;tWif might have _n<br />
f'o^iWWtoa 1 wai Ji«utd iby Kin<br />
"W^w^eif ,Wa«iii-aw lietu. ue-<br />
im Sm le w ttem;<br />
!^*«M f«m SliMi-_«_„,<br />
^i iWiJwpt- >»oi___ was made<br />
: «JOTjiff! Bope <strong>of</strong> Blnm- Simon,<br />
jlflfflrfiMley. ay,, when* JflTOJn<br />
cijsh.jmd jewelry wai taken wHl«<br />
in the<br />
Did He Mind!<br />
"Do vou mind if we cat in here<br />
with you?" ,<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> ninn didn't<br />
know she wai Greta Garbo, but<br />
he ' didn't mind. No younft man<br />
would, after one (fiance.<br />
And so they all sat down to-<br />
Kether, H cozy little family Kroun,<br />
nnrt conversed plcnsantly on Ihis<br />
and that. The identity <strong>of</strong> liis<br />
charminp dinner comoanion caine<br />
Funeral Btirvlceg for' Mrj,'JUtt-<br />
ryn McClure, 415 5th (it.. Who lUd<br />
at TUO p. mi, Tflurrt**. #«M ft«W<br />
at the Cadman Funeral : parlor,<br />
809 Central av., Monday aftenvW<br />
Friends and relatives called ,_t the<br />
parlor, infttay town f to • p. m.<br />
1 Strvleea wsft contiiuftag by Rev.<br />
William A. Bbyil. nirt* sfr^ie<br />
Firit it, B, Church. Intermeat,<br />
which wai private, was in the<br />
Cnelton HUl Abbey Cemetery,<br />
Philadelphia, ' '*<br />
. Mrs. McCluro hnd been a res-<br />
ident <strong>of</strong> Ocenn tiltf tar -)[ yiirs.<br />
and before that, was a Bumpier vi-<br />
•Itqr for iiviral ytaw, $V» died<br />
O. Sterna, <strong>of</strong> Ooean <strong>City</strong>; a ion,'<br />
K p>imtj husb«sd, David H.,<br />
j-rell, <strong>of</strong> ton Angoles, Cal., aid<br />
h fifotlier, JQJUJ R. Lambert, <strong>of</strong><br />
tfto' llth Sir<br />
A. . Oil. in « ««ruin e»u»»e to sole nt public<br />
MONDAY, AUGUST<br />
35b<br />
flTO oclotk 1*<br />
o clock noon (<br />
l0 TVlt. at tirelvo<br />
ard Time) or ono<br />
a yie45<br />
All<br />
, in Cups MM" flouft ^ouse,<br />
May County, new Jersey;<br />
(hat certain mortenefed prem-<br />
ises, with the appurMnanses, In the<br />
1)11! sf complaint In tile mid e&ufe<br />
idrtli-uinrly aet forth and desenbed,<br />
hat In to say:<br />
All the following troct or poreel<br />
jf land nnd premises hereinafter<br />
jinrtleularly degcrlhed, situate, lying<br />
nnd »e!n«; in ths <strong>City</strong> ol <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
In the County <strong>of</strong> Cann May any<br />
grate nf New Jeraey.<br />
BEOIKNINO {ii the Southeasterly<br />
ins <strong>of</strong> Central Avenue • Three Hun-<br />
lr«d and.Ten (310> fe«t Bsuthwe«t.<br />
wardiy froih the Bouthweiterl^ Jine<br />
<strong>of</strong>Wurth Street! cont-nlnlnn (outt-<br />
wastwardly ftlong said line <strong>of</strong> (»n.<br />
fral A»eni,e twenty (go) feet jn<br />
frent or breadth,' atid <strong>of</strong> that width<br />
pxtendlns Southestitwaidlj- hetwern<br />
"nes parallel with Fourth Street one<br />
undred (iw) fett to a fifteen f«#t<br />
'He street,<br />
JBEINO ftevi Bouthwestarly _h»Jf <strong>of</strong><br />
oclock p. in,<br />
Of eaft] day.<br />
In C M<br />
t Saving Tlinte<br />
ShefIff'a OMCA<br />
ouao C M<br />
with Thflmn<br />
m<br />
re-<br />
Mr, aM•'•: lira. Hairy Cooper<br />
-•*• -ijjnt B?u6it» <strong>of</strong> MM. Spph-<br />
. _^i#,- ftS Ciiitwl aw M«.<br />
Cooper. li pait" gnkH matron <strong>of</strong><br />
O, <strong>of</strong> f A: <strong>of</strong> Penaiylvanii.<br />
MtMit' Of< Paul t. Kalier, (aisi<br />
known «, Paul Smith Keller), ilt<br />
LICTT|B1 TliTr*MINTAr1Y on the<br />
Of eaft] day. Ht tlif ShefIffa<br />
In Cape May Court Houao, Cupo Ma<br />
County, New Jersey:<br />
All that certain mortgaKed prem<br />
ises, ^vltlj thc aiipurtfnanf!C». fn tlu<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> complaint in the utiUi cnun<br />
particularly set, forth n nrt descrlbctl.<br />
that' la to Aft<br />
p<br />
that' to<br />
h to Afty<br />
All thc following tract or parcW<br />
<strong>of</strong> hmd and prf>mJB«tfl herajnaftar par-<br />
ticularly described, situntc, l l d<br />
•ji 5HK In th Cit f<br />
y descred,<br />
HK In tho <strong>City</strong><br />
the County <strong>of</strong><br />
t N\ J<br />
nf<br />
I<br />
tunc, lyln<br />
<strong>of</strong> Otenn<br />
Cupe Mtiy<br />
f N«\y JotJiey.<br />
BEGINNING In uu> poutlKuisloily<br />
lino <strong>of</strong> Central nv. 296 feet soUtli-<br />
il from the aouthucstcrly<br />
rth st contntninjf gouth-<br />
alonfir euld line <strong>of</strong> Cen-<br />
f t I f t b d h<br />
estwi<br />
Inn <strong>of</strong><br />
tiirdly<br />
tral uv., 4(i<br />
d f h<br />
fir uld line <strong>of</strong> Cen-<br />
In front or breadth<br />
th xtlh h<br />
ERS TESTAMENTARY on th<br />
ve Kdntc liavi. been granteil b)<br />
Kcglalir /or thi; ProbalH <strong>of</strong> WIII<br />
Granting Lftlew <strong>of</strong> d<br />
Men' In5Jnl"ior the <strong>City</strong> and Couii"<br />
If, ot f Wladelphlii. In Qin Commgn-<br />
nealili <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania, to the un-<br />
i«m|«ied. -whb jfoQUeie all j-<br />
WLYIHE- cklnn or denanda I<br />
tRantHM orthe jtcUM.to<br />
oie nine. «jid nil j<br />
j**-tit the decedent- to make<br />
payjtfent, withBut delay to '<br />
I- ' FldeUW.Pliikiaernhlii Trust<br />
^(Knjiiitodiljiila,-, »•-—••<br />
Coin-<br />
P<br />
u., 4(i fcftt In eadt<br />
nnd <strong>of</strong> ihut width ^xtentlhip nouth<br />
•.•{•ntwnrdly between llrn^a parA|li>1<br />
with tho mh] Seventh si.. 100 font<br />
In length or ^epUi to u 15-feet-wldn<br />
Di'lnff I^>t Ko. HH4r Section "A" rn<br />
Plan <strong>of</strong> Oi;eaji <strong>City</strong> App.ocintlon mid<br />
ulfto known as No Vat-Si Cfiit.'tiT<br />
av.. Oci>aii <strong>City</strong>. N. J,<br />
Amount *lttn under tfccwi 1 fn lit,-<br />
SJ(5,62. with fiiU'reni and Khprlff'fl fees<br />
to he added.<br />
WILI.lAM B. POWELL, Bhfirtff.<br />
td July 20, 19^2.<br />
Sfkll & Burllnt, Sol'rs.<br />
nimikly, Sfrtck<br />
7-22~4t-pf*18 03<br />
mmt&mm^^<br />
i V ?l oun ' duti "" dl '<br />
%?, ""r H l """' a yf Major and ConimlssiBiii.r«,<br />
SintimuS: 61 " 1 tfl Clpe U w County.-"Mew<br />
July II,<br />
III ncmrdniH c «)th your limlrtlctlonx II di tiilli d niidlt nnd mmiliintloii<br />
<strong>of</strong> thr« llnamlnl necounts unit records <strong>of</strong> thn Old <strong>of</strong> Oif«n ( H it\, CQJIC Mny<br />
I ountj, for lho yciir ended ]>cembeT II 1-111. linn been iinnpleled nni. 1 tin<br />
ii-«llta are si>t forth In the ExhlhltK nnd 3rhrdul minutes <strong>of</strong> thi' Cleik<br />
All revenues wcrn established and verldtd l.m<strong>of</strong>ur as noMllih. im to<br />
source ond amount and ^erc verllted us to Bourco nnd disposition<br />
Thc Cosh DisbursemrntA were thoroughly ehi'cked nnd vcrlfltil by run<br />
e! chei* r r l l d b th M r fll> Clerk niid Treasurer<br />
Ail dlsbunemerits were propcily authorie<br />
the meetings<br />
f the audit covers c nhCll rnnsactioiiK <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Cltrk. Electrician. Plutnblnfr lnnpector. Municipal Lien<br />
Maglstnitii nnd Health Officer nnd tlm actlvltlon <strong>of</strong> thn<br />
d f Commlialonern As recorded on thi> minute <strong>of</strong> th' Cleik<br />
Thc Cosh DisbursemrntA were thoroughly h d nnd<br />
celle,! chei*«. properl> nlirned by thc Mayor fll> Clerk niid^ u<br />
Ail dlsbunemerits were propcily authorized and ilftdllfd In the minutes ol<br />
th ti<br />
Currant Duplicate<br />
Tb Ci<br />
Currant Duplicate,<br />
Tbe Ctirrent Duplicates were aild..d nnd proved All Items<br />
i»rt«dbiush credit* or liropor C'ertllicun's ot Itcmlailon and O<br />
ff b, lk°VoS T»v S.a <strong>of</strong> C«pc Un or by proper au<br />
dd I th inutes<br />
i,•corded In thc minutes<br />
°*"? l n" i "*UWt- I iiaiw"5i ot prior K.,r, -ere<br />
VMlfleTtlon made The delinuuelit lax ivbl»tet<br />
All Items were sup-<br />
l d Ouni rllntlon<br />
thority as<br />
examined ...id n d. lulled<br />
l» In uurw-mtnt ivltli 111..<br />
SOOd condllloil.<br />
R c d ke<br />
d condllloil.<br />
Records kept by the. various other city Qfflclnlu -Were found to be udu-<br />
t d ilk good condition '<br />
It 17<br />
S h l " 1<br />
A, T,eadde<br />
WILLIAM B POAVT:!<br />
Willed ,tnly 37th, 10J2<br />
OreU i Mllsfead. Sol's<br />
7Z°-4t pt Il«01<br />
Sheriff<br />
SHERIFF'S SALE<br />
vlrtuu <strong>of</strong> n writ <strong>of</strong> Kiel I Fn<br />
sale tit hubltd<br />
!;1<br />
i Mnnn exnose to sale tit hublt<br />
vendue, on<br />
!;1<br />
MONDAY, AUGUST 22nd, .193?<br />
between tlic hours <strong>of</strong> twelve fin<br />
live o'clock P. M.. to wit, tU twelv<br />
o'clock noon (Standard Tlnic) or oii<br />
TlniB) <strong>of</strong> said day, 4 lie Bherirr<br />
hrfien, In aim May Court Houm<br />
inn May Cftinl*',' Re# Jersi*/!<br />
All that .ertnln mortmgal'nrem<br />
ims, with tllo nppiirton«nces. In thi<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> complaint in t«e ' sajd c»iia;<br />
pnrtleulaMy "set' forth And "deierrbeo<br />
that l» to «ayi i<br />
All the following tract or parei<br />
9f land ' and preinls€f ' hereiiwffai<br />
imn- nun in ttooil condition.<br />
The uitnutci were ixamlued in detail and wera fount<br />
mt sonaltlon. ' '<br />
All r,;,nilejiknia at tuxuB were ' auppoi'ted by proper unlhoi lly<br />
carded oti the minutes. ,<br />
Notes were Issued In aceonlance with the titululvu.<br />
All tranirera between aBtWprlatloiiH wore properly made uu*) u<br />
Bonded <strong>of</strong>lWlalB it the municipality were as followa:<br />
Hilftie r roaltion •• Comtm.iy<br />
John Harts. Building ItuHeter Anterlean Surety Uo.<br />
Sary E^Imtasi, aum iBTgji OfBee AnnsJeaiv Bureiy eo.<br />
to be In exct<br />
Joseph higtihs.'eHFBftotriejaii<br />
Qeorge BTHVeuards, Follee Maiutraln<br />
UeorVe<br />
Wlillart<br />
Fi<br />
AHiount<br />
I f,00,'"1<br />
2,rinu.i,i;<br />
i.qan.uu<br />
l.OOO.UO<br />
BAI.ANCB. Peeember 11. JMl !<br />
BALANCE SHEET-CAPITAL AMOUNT.<br />
Aijtta '<br />
Cash — _ Jan, 1. l||f '•<br />
^^m^ s ^m'^^s^ = =^ III<br />
m<br />
Term<br />
LlabllltIM<br />
Bonds—(lenarnl _, •., „<br />
Bonds—General •_ .._^..._j! „ __...»^<br />
inrlal Bonds—School __„__„:_ __^<br />
Temporary Ijiipi-nveincnt Bands<br />
Tpmporary Iiiiproveiuent Nates .,„_<br />
Duo Current Account ,„_ „ L.<br />
Contraets payiihln<br />
Itesene<br />
Unexpe e App<br />
nded ljaliuicc Ordinaiice ApiropriationH<br />
STATEMBNT OF RECBIPTS AND _<br />
CAPITAL ACCOUNT—11<br />
Balance, juiiuury 1, lilSl „.,„<br />
llondfd indcbtndneiM Issued _<br />
1101<br />
sio:<br />
iioi<br />
Improvemant Notos Issued _^ - ,__<br />
Jttom -TfUstJ-AssessBble Irnprovemenl Wot Fl"<br />
Premiunii on Bond Bales „ :<br />
EXCI'BS funds on Bond Hale . „.<br />
Tram Currjnt—Retirement <strong>of</strong> Serial Bands, Qen. 37,000,00<br />
tiom current—Retirement <strong>of</strong> Serial Bonds, School 13,000,08;<br />
From Current—Rdtlrnnicni <strong>of</strong> Temporary Bonds in.lBT.II<br />
DUO ClSPfent »_ .... I V mnnnm<br />
— 1 4W.000.00<br />
38.000.M<br />
SI.UI:H<br />
'540.90 ,<br />
2.800,00<br />
M.OOO.W<br />
TatuJ Iieseiplg •_..<br />
ilnnil?(l lli.I.:lll.-.Jl..MH Pllhl<br />
Lnipioviiiuont Notes Puld<br />
rremlunm Uipciidcd „,.<br />
ContrHdts Pnyiihln ._<br />
Ordinance Ajiproprhitlons-<br />
Ta aurrenl—Bainneo til •<br />
To Trust—Asteannent<br />
Olsbursementi<br />
Other Charges<br />
4R3 _ ^<br />
M.ooe,oo •••<br />
smi,g«o.oo ••<br />
32,600.00 '<br />
360,00 •'•<br />
ITD.OOT.Ol<br />
1(0.9115,611<br />
J,IT?,W<br />
To Olirrenl—ijiiriTnce <strong>of</strong> Uond ,jr'rellilUii\ •-!--—„ 150 »J,<br />
Tola!<br />
ItALANCK. D«c.<br />
-20-2t-pfll()7.28<br />
31,<br />
COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES FOB<br />
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS<br />
eorVe DKlCUarOs. Poice g<br />
lillarti H Campbell, Wlrector Revenue<br />
Finance, Member Slnttig t-und Com<br />
H ShoeniKKer. Trthiuier Tubllc Lll.r<br />
CMll B^ll Cit Solicitor<br />
Anierlean iur%ty Co,<br />
American Surety Co,<br />
Revenue and<br />
"* "iin, Ameriouft surely Co,<br />
C. ft. : »h6eni*k«r. THaWrtr Public' LlbraTj- .Fidelity PejJOslt<br />
Andrew Oottreil BonreU, CUy ftolieltor Nalijmfl Surety Co<br />
H iari Brown, Treaaurar nrtllo .Ubrary Fidelity Deposli<br />
K, SL iJgi'hlerOv,*a. (Mlector-s Offlco Fidelity pepos t<br />
Henry ^&ser. <strong>City</strong> T«asur«r FldeJHy Deposrt<br />
Henry ¥Tftutti • Tfti OMlector Fidelity Deposit<br />
SKK Riefir, Cuatodian •chool Fund Fldeflly Depoilt<br />
MX iovff Clerk In |ub P. f), V %. Fidelity ft OuarBtity<br />
WilllSm oollisson, fllty Irigiheer V Atnerlean f «re()k*fio.<br />
Hurry A, Morr.., aity Cleft C1BT1F(CATAmerican BUre,y «v.<br />
£i obUlnsd frehv Qif bdoka anl Bttpers <strong>of</strong> the ulfy and I bellevo It to he •<br />
truo report <strong>of</strong> the flnntehJ' condllion <strong>of</strong> the elty as evldetiuua by beokii,<br />
records and deemnihti' tutotfte* Wr mi Inspection.<br />
, , I #lsh"to' tn»nff UM viQoiU oUleerg and KtUpyeea for thslr BMlstajice<br />
ld Und for the miny c<strong>of</strong>ffteiieB 1 ektentted to is dorllifc our examination,<br />
•• ' BeaMcUuily nuhmiited,<br />
THOMAS I, CHRISTISN<br />
* t>Ml Jan. 1, US!<br />
Oflle<br />
I"""M ?,' "J 6 ,?*"* ^Hector, Ouean city, New Jersey. 'f<br />
I NOUEC IS hereby given that the-subB«rlljer, the TAX ROHMUJ;<br />
MOiuiti 'Oily, New Jersey,<br />
\b.donon — " J '<br />
lO.OUO.OO<br />
10,000,1111<br />
M'MO dn I" 1 I*'* o'oloek p.<br />
,pime "•" ' *<br />
1,'OOO.IKI<br />
5.000.00<br />
„, --,-•- ----, purauaiit to the laws <strong>of</strong> tho itate <strong>of</strong> Ne*<br />
uqli cases maHe and provided, will eipOBO for sale ill putt|4j<br />
TUESDAY. THE 1IXTH DAV OF SEFTEMOIB, ^<br />
sg.irail.uii !»y»" unlock p, m.. <strong>of</strong> thai day at tho Tax Offiec, secoBd |<br />
fen 'la'.'uM I»l». lf*6ts or IHirdelg or land and null estate<br />
domnHnl °f A i° Or f et '°«' »« will purchase the same,<br />
pSf^en^p^annS ^ °' ' n * re "' ttil « e '"<br />
""" ' •' ' "on en each loi, tract or pnrurl <strong>of</strong><br />
li°l "i!" 1 " 1 •""• PfOSOftlonale .hare at cwUh<br />
Inqludlng Inferesl. .<br />
HBN«Y T, FOtJLaS, T«i<br />
de»Jn»i'el"<br />
II ntf nr<br />
iKutlon <strong>of</strong> this<br />
Banjamm r, Gibson. »la.l«lff, va. 4. i<br />
Harry K. Lamlcn ana IMllt Miypan:<br />
Hu.tcd .Ole helr.-«t-law and do- Bj<br />
...„ tirenitse* hereinafter<br />
purtleiilarly deserllMd, aituate." IMng<br />
•iiid belnB in t»s CltV if' omn<br />
Jlty In the Coanty <strong>of</strong> mpa May<br />
JnJjtate <strong>of</strong> New Jeraey.; *~*<br />
BHWO Mt Ko.BS'unrt the North<br />
westarly JO feat <strong>of</strong> Mt No, 57, BlWc<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ldt No 67, Wlo<br />
Ken Kntnte Co<br />
SALE,<br />
s tirll »f Fieri Fu.-<br />
is*u«d out 'pf \ht<br />
«iy <strong>of</strong> K«w Jersey.<br />
-' July A »' IJtS<br />
Second Street « f«t In"fr8ht _<br />
breadth, ana or -that width extend<br />
Ing NortheaafWurd^ between |IBM<br />
wide •tr»ei.<br />
ssr<br />
Cosh—Treasurer ._•-; _ „<br />
Cash—<strong>City</strong> * Clerk. ._<br />
CdtlBildi lpctdr<br />
1 29.818.02<br />
.11, 1331<br />
CM-|O) „<br />
|t»n»y D,vMo5imr.t Co, (Ull
*_.:<br />
-• •:- ;^L ^ ----- -"=<br />
Rlclimaii _<br />
W, onil Berthl. Cel» ,<br />
W. «od Bertha Celt ,<br />
—•---•--Butt*.cote<br />
l_b«I MOM. (IIM-IO)<br />
- ci ______<br />
• -i^iS''' ^^ _idZ-^^__^-J___a<br />
t Investment Co.<br />
.Investment Co.<br />
t ' [_f££_t3___E - OS, -<br />
^_^_i_t, fi_9_rti_s_- OB*<br />
Wife<br />
«_ John SI Mom<br />
W.'tO I s.ctlon •<br />
_U<br />
HU m<br />
1M.M<br />
111,7s<br />
. Bl.ll<br />
41,01<br />
{•.is<br />
•S.B4<br />
. M.it<br />
, SLTS<br />
. 44.H<br />
. 71.41<br />
, il.15 '<br />
. II.M<br />
, 68.95 M»<br />
88.85<br />
iu,so<br />
• an no<br />
88.35<br />
71.1S f}0<br />
IMS 411<br />
33.54<br />
11.S4<br />
11:11 .<br />
25.48<br />
IMS<br />
HIS n.<br />
ttll<br />
11.41 MI<br />
'<br />
: ii? •••'<br />
-IWA<br />
»S7B»S9B.'.<br />
NIB -isro<br />
(TO<br />
M1B<br />
•MA<br />
411<br />
M" I0.M »«.<br />
SO.lt<br />
17,07<br />
if.OT<br />
II m<br />
411 :<br />
44CA-H6A-417A-<br />
441A-44IA<br />
456S-44CB-447B-<br />
MM<br />
47.68<br />
53.98<br />
M.S0<br />
35.30<br />
1S.I0 U1A<br />
:ii!:!I<br />
49.42<br />
M.li<br />
•ill no<br />
U_:0eMn<br />
I* M|f<br />
Co, 1027-2S.29.S0> _ ^E'<br />
CO. 1927-2I-J1.30) _<br />
Co, 1027-21-29.10) _<br />
Co. 1027-28-29-10) _<br />
00, 1027-21-29.10) _<br />
Co, (1927-21-21.10) _<br />
CO. (1927.21.21.30) _<br />
• (1911.2B.30) _<br />
• (1MI.20.10) _ _<br />
: (1921.29.30) ,<br />
Carieion B, Wehb -—<br />
Minnie Sultan . =<br />
Aaron J. Steltz<br />
Aaron J, Iteiu ——J<br />
Caroline L, I,aka _____»,—.—<br />
W, H. fliirk and F, W, Flelseliman<br />
Ootan <strong>City</strong> Realty Co, ,^^_^-.._—,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty Co. » —<br />
Oeean city Realty Co, -<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty Co. - -- - -<br />
Oeean <strong>City</strong> Realty Co, „_<br />
Oeean <strong>City</strong> Realty Co, •- ^_<br />
W, D, Hampton —<br />
John A, Lavln ^,<br />
John A, Lavln _'Je —<br />
Leo HeCabe Johnson . —-<br />
AUce T, Hanlnffton<br />
Rudolph and Florence _, Falkonhaten<br />
D, 8, Praiier<br />
D, B. Frailer<br />
Datiic B, Frailer, Inc. ,„__<br />
Danlo B, Frulcr, Inc. ^ ~ -<br />
Panic B, Frailer, Inc. .<br />
Daniel B, Frulcr, Inc. __.<br />
Aetnii Co, (190i:i9.Mj _-__^-,<br />
Aetna. Oo, (igft-is-foi —_--•-=<br />
Aetna Co, .(UU-Sg-Sdf !___-<br />
Rehecca Ik .Winston ' IISMJ-SO .<br />
Rebecca B. Winston utt.-21-pp<br />
A, Bourceola BstaW laajiSirSO<br />
A, •Bouritoia Bitate lOgS-af-SQ<br />
A, Bourireaii Estate lOM-SB-SO .<br />
A, Boi<br />
A: BourieW» ! Bstate 102 -29-JP)<br />
A, Boufgeois Bstate liis-SS-gp)<br />
A, Bourgeois Bstate ms-Jf-SO)<br />
A, Bourgeois Estate 192g.29.?p<br />
A, Bourgeois Bstate 1B2S.Z3-3P<br />
A. Bourgeois Bstate lS_.29-ap<br />
A. Bourgeois Bstata 192S.19-8P<br />
A Bourgeois Bstata li_.29.|P<br />
A, Bourgeois Bstate 19ii.||-|P» ,<br />
A, Bourgeois Bstate lill-af-JP)<br />
A, Bourgeois Batata 192|.2B-|P)<br />
A. Bonrfeols Estate' IBZB.n-jjP)<br />
A, Bourteois Bstate iiil-iO-SP)<br />
Aetna Co, (<br />
Aetna Co, I<br />
Aetiia Co. ( .<br />
Aetna Co, (W2S-29-3O)<br />
Aatna Co, (IIII-II-IOS _ -<br />
A. Bourseola Bitata U9M-29-30)<br />
A. Bour.eola Batata (1928-29-SO)<br />
A. Bourgeola Estate (1928-29-30)<br />
A, Bourgeoia Bttata' (Hil-ll-iO)-<br />
A, BourgeoU Bltato (1918-39-30)<br />
A. Bourgeois Estate <br />
A.. BourB«jl» ; Estate (1838-29-S0)<br />
.AitJB do. (1S1S-S9-I0). _^—<br />
AiJ^_. OO. (<br />
Aetna; O<strong>of</strong> (<br />
A,rlBouneeU. \ _<br />
*• ,:_omw«l« i fim-li-ioj<br />
A. WorMili (l91l<br />
A, Bsurgaali .(19M-!»-»oS<br />
Aetna Co. (19JI_-J0) 1<br />
Aotna do.<br />
A»tat, Oa,:<br />
Aetna Op,<br />
Aetna, c».<br />
:<br />
•(:•?' ^ ' ^ ' Y i . ' i a ^ ••-; : Ag"'i >'"'-'"..'= ";•? ~'~ ~'*' -..•<br />
OHbirt Van Horm ; w_i- nev»i •'•' HavluB dpii j?iip Mi Vtin Sqrn<br />
married or divorced. Hi never myjh let ,UB utfip _ip.ek a few; fstn<br />
worked, never worrltd no far 1 al anj rivitw thi lBpia»at;ttat hif<br />
tbi 1 Woria knew, and seldom aid him illjBly toualied.upjin; tp#<br />
anytWrif to dliturb the loulal MM incident <strong>of</strong> flu, rlwr anfl the hoy.<br />
he nireed with lift, anfl to a, larf^ van Rom.<br />
bert Van Warn was eouiloerad a th« tte iTSM Intwnal<br />
.. Fl to notion.<br />
I Ollbert wai genial, Wornen werf<br />
1 1 to him; to general wl)<br />
its reward tor Infant—Uoh Or ilbli. He tad food breeding and<br />
Will not live tons_ wiui oonjBnn BBmse and B certain, leoj<br />
• MM. J. W. Schlosnter, , _„„_„„_ „,,, M».H««<br />
S-5-it-c I laved him from btcotnioi an utter<br />
—-_,"_, I Ion. Had he wished he might<br />
M3 B to Vlmearbmce_ pr Wo. | never oceiirred to him.<br />
FOR SALE<br />
Tor ~Sai«s or Bfat, Tuu<br />
<strong>of</strong> the country'i richest Mid hard'<br />
eat-wprklnB plutocrati ulight have<br />
accepted him, one at a time, <strong>of</strong><br />
Bourie.<br />
Thesi hard-working mei, might<br />
iven B'ave respected bin. Ollbert<br />
Van Horn itrlppei lllte a hoa% 1 ywelght<br />
Ud bad a wide rapuiailoii<br />
la an amateur pugUlBt,<br />
But we mult go a bit further<br />
wrth, the story oi tliti BaehBlor,<br />
prise flght fan and geni m\ all<br />
'round favorite <strong>of</strong> fortune.<br />
• AliH — corner lot. 4Bth anS<br />
Jwi av, (f»iiin_ ocean), »teluu'.<br />
M aivldi. Al a laerlflee, Applr<br />
m. B, Delarotii, 1040 Wealayay,<br />
*iBf, Oeaan' j^lty. 1-16-tto<br />
^1 = HATCHI'N- — Brt<br />
KB ior iale. Mocks, Wyvn.<br />
es, Hatch o« Was TborM**<br />
nk Laew De»rn«l(l. M. J<br />
I 8AL1D — Store SlituMi at<br />
crince Restaurant and delicti,<br />
nr outfits. Apply Warehouie,<br />
; K, DeKroth, «th and Will<br />
""" n 87Q, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. l-li«tl<br />
tH — Oholce <strong>of</strong> 10 planoi,<br />
)h. ABBly <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Btori<br />
West ave,, <strong>Ocean</strong> Otfy,<br />
"I bed*, iron cot, refrlEerator,<br />
arlier 811DJ), til 4th it, Ph.<br />
..W, Oeean <strong>City</strong>, N, J, 7.M-J1I1<br />
JBB K1XTURBS—Wall case, couni*<br />
Moor Casei, Store Tables<br />
,j» Register, Cash Register, type.-<br />
Iter Una disHk, In flr«l oiais conmien,<br />
Daltan'a Btentrle Shop, Mill<br />
kiml Tdiirin^ Our, iwat» 1<br />
'cycle, one Monslcr ltitchs<br />
All In goad"tirder, ISO W<br />
.M.,,' id., Wlldwooil fJiciil.<br />
It MliliUHANT—Hiivii >ou won<br />
tile m Hlllntt Pi»t Cni-a Printer<br />
1:, AUdreaneif JinalilDa ymi to<br />
nt your meBshes an4 nadroBB nn<br />
i lijnclilne. Ton c6h fend fi or<br />
rdi for the priee <strong>of</strong> one flrsi.<br />
i lottcr. Tjiink It Bver anu<br />
I- Bmiiao* Broii., PJO IjinfliH<br />
'iiieland. Phono 111. S-B-Jt<br />
1 Motor.—Multi.11<br />
Mtomottiio cont, two "P=<br />
fe sSsr' 1l sfs<br />
iOBHBNT<br />
liiiiiol-<br />
..14-tfD<br />
flterB, ADBly<br />
<strong>City</strong>, %-WAn<br />
.ftm<br />
t,i hou<br />
024 Central a<br />
. 5-i<br />
BABK PLACE APTS.' 102 WH «*"<br />
iutniilwil ruomi. anu a|)i«. Hoi "H<br />
• mid running water In evefy room<br />
^fhone III, TJeean e "f 'i'<br />
; "• *>-M-ol but<br />
• _"^jMiel Harvey Jones, <strong>of</strong> Virginia, |"* e for dlabetta, _•_ _<br />
^<br />
I {strata Oopr** D JUdurds. Sto<br />
with Wmgiatr.tt.li<br />
... . ... _ , him out <strong>of</strong> town llk«l<br />
tt« county mm, lothermfttnu would h«M doncUv 8h^ wJU<br />
mm mM *•: l-fllblm no food, tha inMMrmte M-|T. Htctanin,<br />
Plea <strong>of</strong> Guilt| 'Walk Man $5.00<br />
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<br />
^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<br />
feuSeJeoiw<br />
V,;-|w t« alfcni a, rennton<br />
i<br />
fiE^ES l_rrM_ES.Jiw • S" 1 w Mw •' ag^ Eva*.Before the -*Ident"--irttt Trier* ^ectad by luprene Court Juitiee Lltterer toM the court he had<br />
W__S -SSS-F-^O-ti-J^ iT _! « «* 30ft at, «cM « n»iffi son. Ml into wa> O t W d ^ M 00 "*^- lo*-P&ITwS S^Jl ffi<br />
P^CT 1 W^« & MWOTU-. s^"^*!, 0 *" £_T ... .._ PW °H_« »___ «__u__ SSfl.f^^.'SS ^.'SSS «*' J?" MWrttaf #lt Uttarw<br />
Bon. The medal was<br />
irson, sergeant <strong>of</strong> it 'V-S"* '^ . i »- 1 ^ for when «~P»M«a<br />
_ ' - 5 11 "*|thetbOT_re was lighted the Uaiefallty and was<br />
«SBS S IBBBIBEL ~ ^ '- = (^**<br />
±~. drink it daily<br />
^^^^^Bf^am^ m3k W one <strong>of</strong> our essential foods.<br />
^^^^;^^)t; WlLSQN MILK you- receive an extra measure<br />
vitamins. "Observe the heavier, richer, deeper<br />
y^^t^f- ^ wifcd' mwure ^ value for WILSON<br />
«i|^%» ri^re trian onEnary milk.<br />
^Si^^^JK theac summer days when, appetites become jaded,<br />
J|^^^^|»^>hould_3_knulk. WILSON MILK<br />
^^)~ly a thi^t quencher, but is exceflent for its food value,<br />
^^l^toj*:V,lb^'thrifty these (fays, Hicme <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
l^^f^btMm extra quality m_k at no extra cost.<br />
?y*\:'MgMs*£i<br />
ince 1877-<br />
SAFETY<br />
: :am <strong>of</strong> need<br />
ia Daid ^nti-<br />
Summer Visitur '<br />
Dies Here at 85 s<br />
B<br />
Thoma. SpMdb Mitchell T<br />
projMblj wiy fc, <strong>of</strong>-J<br />
botS".tto lawj-er and!<br />
teta, a man -who had been a r«- I"-"- * " *" "" *<br />
tfar summer resident <strong>of</strong> r —<br />
<strong>City</strong> for 36 rears, passed<br />
With toe death <strong>of</strong> Thomas Speed-1 Court House, for'cartlni 51 keii<br />
ie Mitchell, at his home, 105 <strong>of</strong> alleied beef in bia fruok. He<br />
Simpson av, early Saturday. He I was picked up by Corooral J c<br />
ing tht jammer, His winter Borne Ian, #f Conrt House, and released<br />
be Brrfate.<br />
Parade O)ntri bu tors'<br />
Names Announced<br />
The Washington Bicentennial<br />
parade committee aBBBSSCa the<br />
following Hat <strong>of</strong> TOlnntarr contrlhutlons<br />
to the expense <strong>of</strong> tie<br />
BonrdwaU parade. Friday night.<br />
A TOppIemmtajT Uat, with the<br />
names <strong>of</strong> eontrtbntors who haye<br />
pledged ftads, will he lssned<br />
Wttta a f-r days. *<br />
John WBamaker Hone %50<br />
A, ttmr and Sons _ s<br />
•Wntlam H. Margennn . g<br />
Italian __. ram, I |<br />
Renben w» _d«iu«a - s<br />
Annoican Stores Co. fUt 15 t<br />
l<br />
V*"-*c_R£*;<br />
onat baa not bee<br />
i> ware nud^ for ihe an-<br />
onld not «rre frtih onnfMde |a_ Mta< cimMBce . "Mrs. Latin<br />
Secdnd beatti OCCUM<br />
After Car Accident<br />
Philadelphia, • relativo <strong>of</strong> Daniel<br />
pending the I day afternoon. The<br />
the week ends. cajne Hotel.<br />
fmlnted on the<br />
Hit the Dirt!'<br />
the Captain shouted<br />
n r ____•_' _i^-^_3wk_» __________ z_ r __•• _-''-'<br />
U .-r^s»- _. "Home "Home adfh; addn<br />
BeaWen«hennai|<br />
on depn-<br />
Wm ta the an<br />
p tl_<br />
Stfi in our history<br />
h*Hh ti Mean<br />
«O OP.<br />
l-_ '. )»-.' - j r' '^- ?i* >= ^i-'J 'i^*J^fc!' ; ».^' .'VW!':^'/.<br />
if $ Freiburi-^o<br />
H«re <strong>Aug</strong>. 22-24<br />
t and well temembered<br />
from the Bible follow<br />
•er in quick succeBeion In<br />
on Play <strong>of</strong> the famous<br />
&. Freiburg troupe whidi<br />
pta Oeean Citr <strong>Aug</strong>uit 22<br />
|:three-day prestBtaUqii <strong>of</strong><br />
BinUnsely movlnf' Biblical<br />
a under the auspices <strong>of</strong> the<br />
|;: <strong>City</strong> Tabernaele' Asaocia^<br />
Si":: ><br />
'""fnl stttinga and §, feeling<br />
ttr aiirround the openlnit<br />
e <strong>of</strong> the Faslion Play<br />
ihows Adam end Eve in<br />
^m <strong>of</strong> EdeD, 1 portraying<br />
_.# <strong>of</strong> the world and <strong>of</strong><br />
Ithe Ptillon Play Itself fol-<br />
1'•". In a Biriti <strong>of</strong> ivnamic<br />
^•*f thoie awen days lri» the<br />
Irf Christ juit before his<br />
fc Palm trees and liosanmis<br />
ji^ the triumphal entry. in<<br />
Krusalem opening that Weelc<br />
Re Passion. '<br />
^trays Trtfie Week.<br />
ftPaaBnaaht, atf the "Chris«<br />
fjWeg a ylvld, ttnforfettable<br />
Bil<strong>of</strong> that tragic wink In<br />
pi 1 <strong>of</strong> the Savtef. •The healtf<br />
the blind man in tJie tom-<br />
«. hiding i-ar from ttl<br />
By HAVE. DEVRIES • .<br />
No lonRer will the proud dlriKlblop<br />
<strong>of</strong> flie V. i. Ma^y dip<br />
their noois In salute u .they.paii<br />
oepr Oeean <strong>City</strong>, 1 : . .<br />
: No longer will these- massive<br />
•hipi <strong>of</strong> the sl^wByi blink their<br />
lights in reiponfle to dots and<br />
dashei from a feeble speck <strong>of</strong><br />
li^ht from 1 below.<br />
And no longer will a certain<br />
retort resident train a nftwerfnl<br />
telescope on these ships as they<br />
approach tWa city Benrching for<br />
a familiar figure, leanine from a<br />
window and waving a white hand<br />
lierchief. No More Greetings..<br />
• For Vineent A. Clafke, Jr.,<br />
lieutenant.eo—mamler in the U.<br />
S, Navy, is dead, and Ma father,<br />
Vincent A, Clarice, Sr,, is m(.re<br />
likely to bow nil head In srfcf<br />
when the W« BWPS pasi ov«r<br />
head, for hia son will not \m there<br />
to lay in codei "Hello, Dad. How<br />
• CKAWEB, IJE,<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Ofty, The former commnnder<br />
ot the Log Angeles died<br />
suddenly early yesterday in. California.<br />
Casting Tourney<br />
To Be Best Ever<br />
.!*persnn living<br />
ii;,;tfle ; ;:pMort, but who liaa Jived<br />
hire '|or the •• longest perlcd at<br />
| p i e , "'.'^i- • ; .';'.'. . ~. ••'-:'.. •'..•'":"<br />
^i'fjfts^r^r we wore called ju ,ti<br />
Battle 0 dispute on this score, hut<br />
this week atWctle boWh M<br />
; •• <strong>Ocean</strong> :!<strong>City</strong>:L;BUgfc ^a^<br />
Bcntinel, which WM esttbUihed in<br />
MSI, ari . living wo were • unable<br />
to answer and are .colling upon<br />
thft old tliuorH U> help deeido thij<br />
quastlon. •. • .- ;<br />
StfiUeChiuiea Cattle! ,<br />
;A'few'.<strong>of</strong> the veteran rmbri A. AU-Around Mcrttor<br />
reUdiDtf who can boast <strong>of</strong> helping<br />
to 4iase the wild cattle <strong>of</strong>f<br />
the inland, T»ho eonie to mind. In- _t tie BijeoMon, TuiWari<br />
eluoe Fire Chief Si B. Conver and<br />
his filter, Mrs. F •-" =-"- —^<br />
ot: von\ m, HeMipd,;MM<br />
here in the- ipHhs <strong>of</strong> ISHi.<br />
are you?"<br />
•Anothir old Unjer, II CUntp« nly 10 when teams from eight fishing here,„more thnn p. 1 lion eonari M , w 2 j p |<br />
v<br />
ielected from ovirSjiOC^iWcants<br />
from all sections M .«[«<br />
Ini^aaWni^cifi^^,<br />
Mlf ennmry<br />
4Hr^ K tftS<br />
ithi ineinerator plant, from The rush <strong>of</strong>-clie,<br />
fa view <strong>of</strong> the nearby wa- appear to bt abstini, and prac-<br />
«rwas available, tloally all realtors are busier this<br />
#tos to Director Wilsoni weelt taan they have been nil<br />
tort on toe Jeriey coast season.,<br />
m .* favorable site, so cen- _^ _, -<br />
ǤMtea, with inch a clear PurSC II<br />
Wh and Buch an expanie <strong>of</strong> 1frmi_» T ftft .111 flan<br />
.bordering it. He eommend- Home, W«_«l U an<br />
,Bg tyOT atwnptedi<br />
MPletura -----<br />
144 i.<br />
Kit iilntUl<br />
m Wilson fflated that Uter It waa • found,, money • Uth it, PhlladelDhla, and 1314<br />
iihould be no heiltancy In moved, in the trashy can in. the neMure ay.. <strong>Ocean</strong> Cf», died ltitl<br />
ftaf the airport when tvmin jTmr <strong>of</strong> the home <strong>of</strong> Mr.. DavW ^ ^ ^ ot B a, m, at the latter \<br />
asperity <strong>of</strong> the. remrt "by*<br />
M a new and ' wealthy<br />
ct realdenti and vialto<br />
Sout the year,<br />
tea MM. William H, Camt-<br />
%, «nd children, <strong>of</strong> Mapli-<br />
|wt.• inendJnB, - <strong>Aug</strong>ust at<br />
4B BHfVnC<br />
'Ar 0HOI0—<br />
thinis we not'<br />
cash wai Bone,<br />
Neighbori lay<br />
pleiidned man,<br />
liiiua bathing 1<br />
porch ana ,ie<br />
MeQ»rv«y now<br />
with hf^.<br />
m wlio HIiT contract, jwtth ,the<br />
veMem-r " ""<br />
rl<br />
iday wltJi tile location <strong>of</strong><br />
Ma <strong>City</strong> Airport ilte, and<br />
T_f iti ipeedy deTOlopment.<br />
'itor Wilson ipent eonslder-<br />
«romi)anied by Brwin L.<br />
N ' Y « ln -.*? a *? t ?"._ l .H or 1I._ e<br />
tip, jBioneer hotel owners <strong>of</strong> the<br />
jeiort. There are efflSrsi let%<br />
heal- who tttey 'are. ••,••''"•"':."•* ; :<br />
Then thera'is anothor quant ion<br />
we would 11X« the fommt ifenti-<br />
Mion (those living here IS years)<br />
to answer: vjfho operated the<br />
fli-Bt movie' IB, the resort ' and<br />
where was it located? The late<br />
New Jersey surf anglers arc ro- Frank B, Darby, Iras fffitrally May Be Cut S325 salaries<br />
apontUle for the iacreaBinc Pop- looked upon as'the daddy <strong>of</strong> the<br />
d<br />
ularity and advances made In thomovie<br />
Industry here, *tei "there JA savin, <strong>of</strong> WEB may be Wi<br />
-\r the board <strong>of</strong> education: «n&<br />
br in the contract for transport-'<br />
me children, toul from •eho.ot*<br />
Utlca, niitorleal writer,! !<br />
The loweit bid for thli aerrlM<br />
^A*"" A* D6l D#T6lope« Sport, •<br />
received by the board' Tuesday<br />
Th f fihi almost Mount Holly Man night waa (1476 from the Public<br />
or apartment u»i electricity in Ja y ^ j ^ e de-<br />
Service Co-ordinated Transport Co.<br />
some o form, , and the company jnuit<br />
Last year's contract price wat<br />
^ ,^ mmtm<br />
mmtm st the Flandew f<strong>of</strong>& 0/tW. elt? Lei > A<br />
$1100 for the school year. The<br />
turn thi meter on when a new ^eansi4w eansi4w nigM g,<br />
only -other hid received for this<br />
fil family arrives, ie Many mlsconeeplUoift l<br />
year ii for f8180 from the Atlan-<br />
NOW nnnTieiittnnii from <strong>Aug</strong>ust 1<br />
to W total<br />
General Stevens The two, bids were referred to<br />
fflrrs<br />
si giw<br />
the superintendent <strong>of</strong>. ichools^aad<br />
the lecretary <strong>of</strong> the board for In.<br />
Tettigatlon, but it was tettaiBted jOheitef Hant; o£;tA»ilo<br />
fflere would.be HtUe argument<br />
about whfph bid to accept. , .<br />
!! ^^SR»i|Tf^W__Hu__PW__ff_i<br />
•fin a bystander •<br />
I n»ai)#iU ami tt*«<br />
ftrit »no flfht aftar-<br />
^fMii^'rtiitrlo-Jw-" 1 '<br />
delpWa, ii an all-ween<br />
tor.<br />
JMhmeBetteribanHere<br />
trathmere Sl<br />
tpjanpear la QSQ county ebutt<br />
r iif<br />
"it*"<br />
would be avail- Hospital, PhU»delpl»ia. "<br />
UODftrt. He n -Sot <strong>of</strong> work.••<br />
Mrs. Wood itambled and broke ftant waa ilald J» h|W»J<br />
her le« at, 8th St. and Aibuty<br />
<strong>City</strong>, Tuesday, it is reported, to av. and waa taken to tte Atlantle<br />
inveihMte the ease.<br />
Shorei hoipltal •rtere she remainlhTOor. He had no 1HIt'1!M «H)|>i!iihi r i r =H_T?Ti^iSWBI»iJL»*atA_^—Sti=^ (*SAi.t_LL? Eal<br />
h« reported.<br />
w^^m^&w^W^^m^^-<br />
l *nrttW_.1...,<br />
B $ i ah _>« |l0<br />
h ifllecfa torn theTTlt; Georgt<br />
net oppose the probation sentenco.<br />
Mri anirMrgT, WlS' Brt_«<br />
Bandion, Bam WMMmtOfv D, C, "«(• fr<br />
ef the Lanidowne w»ikw^^^'«ra enjoyinjr fl<br />
^f^ti^^r?>tf ,\ ?*->>i^Vi'#- p<br />
it^r^'Me^'-"* 1 -<br />
* Pit » *#^^ ifV 5 *!-'^-<br />
5%<br />
i&«?<br />
m,x*:-<br />
1 „<br />
'1 i<br />
V, f<br />
»
,-u-.-.!^i'"!$£iiS.-:<br />
<strong>of</strong> Raid.<br />
JasMpWMffv'irtjit* trow<br />
. aconn^ ^ttettTW^ p*tMT:<br />
Vjutd_Sunday, in urch 0<br />
*\ _, _„,*,•"••• IMMMUM*! n. nuw*,l_,us preBont sermons and services bas-<br />
cd on the teachings <strong>of</strong> Christ and<br />
pub Four RaWs.<br />
raids were made Saturday<br />
REV. THEODORE BES3LER<br />
special train oh the. Beading<br />
Itailroad Joavinc Oaoiaen at 8:10<br />
Wlh* 1 <strong>of</strong>ficial Velfi?•"*"<br />
<strong>City</strong> to t^e Lother Ltfu<br />
fl HMdtarfli<br />
<strong>City</strong> to t^e Loher<br />
. flerry HMdtar-fliu *<br />
n.<br />
At the regular services on the<br />
HttdSflS<strong>of</strong>tBir •.Hawli : viilted ..... . . „ , - ,.<br />
jBo^K^liWi Cap* MM, and ar-lserviMi. Mrs. Helen M.<br />
-rapt J *M*«W "WiiJtiibwirMi and' and Mrs. Naomi Gilbert,<br />
tWcQllp'B Cubsrst, where Maitir<br />
wan arrested aa tnr<br />
'Slot machine* w«t<br />
,„ in tnQijfam, ,<br />
}-m*l tow ;-tImi, Brteejlw<br />
^m?im»mt<br />
Corpora! I<br />
ttrtp3?lldwopd. arif#it.iiB Con<br />
t't^mi^ant rtfta UlUtBitr<br />
e, and John W. ICeenan, at an<br />
Wtiioqa Viitt. was viilfafl Qf<br />
nrrfwtedwhin dot maeWnr<br />
ffit&^MM 'tavtttlr wft Md.<br />
,„.! *«*flMlflW «ii hay ifcow<br />
Mwor-ww. alip toa»d in ntw<br />
h«ld for vielattsni »l the Ho?<br />
^pf^ffil ^w tt« artion <strong>of</strong><br />
hs filinW ttiim Osp went<br />
Wt B« faSifiiJ Cafe, BoldinF<br />
' * Bwccl BB the propnetor<br />
Jbiirt ItelKM si tar keeper<br />
UQBoraprw.<br />
ntngs, at 1 o'clock PrlncesB RiUmic<br />
Haidor will lecture and Dhow l)ic-<br />
;ures <strong>of</strong> tho Hdly l*nd.<br />
lion ia free.<br />
County Young People<br />
>lan Mooidight Sal?<br />
The C»P« May County Younti<br />
ie'» Coanoil <strong>of</strong> Rellgloua Edu<br />
a '*U1 have »- moonlight nail<br />
oq tnVyacht, "Peerless," Tuesdaj<br />
n(ghet. <strong>Aug</strong>ust 16. The boat will<br />
leave Herbert C. Smith's wharf,<br />
606 Pleasure av., promptly at f<br />
p, ro. Tickets may be purchased<br />
from Alison Powell, committee<br />
i ckainntu, «r at the dock. The<br />
bllI Invited-<br />
At th it<br />
•i»nie day. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will have<br />
in opDOrtunitv to hear om? <strong>of</strong> the<br />
rreatest <strong>of</strong> all rcli»rUiii« ai>rirn,nns,<br />
3hc ii Mrs. Vera Kaishn Nirella.<br />
wjoist <strong>of</strong> the Mellon Church, <strong>of</strong><br />
PitlBbarp;h.' Through 'this- friend-<br />
ihlp <strong>of</strong> Rev. W. K. Fisher am!<br />
he singer's fnthfi, Wilfrec<br />
'(<strong>of</strong>ghn, <strong>of</strong> Camden, the Ahsociii-<br />
(ton was able to secure this fam<br />
•si vocalist.<br />
Ailmls-<br />
Holy Trinity Episcopal<br />
News and Notes<br />
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH<br />
11th and Central Av.<br />
Rev. Orville N. Davidson,.<br />
Rector<br />
12th Sundav after Trinity.<br />
8 a. in. Holy Eucharist.<br />
10:15 a. m. Morning prayer and<br />
p. m. Evensong an.l ad-<br />
Eermon.<br />
7:45<br />
dress,<br />
•' J. SulllTan, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, Is<br />
ipettdlns several days at the Plan-<br />
ners ho^el. Mr. Sullivan operator<br />
» paint business In Philadelphia<br />
mM^^w?^.<br />
ip ritn<br />
V«»tUt, dWRh <strong>of</strong> C<br />
In •crton. irtM. tel.<br />
Mm.<br />
Sunday MmntHB »ervlcM, 11<br />
«-cl«ck<br />
sn-atrmon fir<br />
u esMiiiiy invited<br />
Syrian Princess at<br />
Methodist Church<br />
«Pr«viiiHn« Prayor" will be the<br />
sUbJitf; <strong>of</strong> Hov.- W. A. Boyd'i<br />
stjfnwn at the Firat Methodia<br />
liplBcopal church, Sunday at l:<br />
i, m. The quartet will alng "Be-<br />
sl^e Still Wateri," by Hambleu<br />
and MIBB Ottile Nolde, contralto<br />
»|11 Bins "The Crow" by Ware.<br />
Cplin Oldfleld, Mfganiat, will play<br />
"fJanozetta. in E Flat", by Spen><br />
3?r and '"raecatfl." bj Spinnay. ,<br />
'.Priuceif Rahmo Raldar, a no-<br />
tlvo <strong>of</strong> PalcBline and 1 on orlen-<br />
tlal ortiut, will present native coa-<br />
imiie reeital "Under the Syrian<br />
Stora" at 7:45 p. m, on Monday<br />
it! p. m. The princes! will<br />
liiow her own moving pictures <strong>of</strong><br />
palestlno nnd give one act'from<br />
'itr iJrunintleuH <strong>of</strong> the Idyllic<br />
iqvc story. "Ruth and Naomi."<br />
Miig Lucille" BUrfess, <strong>of</strong> LOB An-<br />
seiei, Col will acoomimay and<br />
'u'ierpi'at tlio^ svelrd miiaie <strong>of</strong> HM<br />
Holy Jjind, Both nppoarancos wll<br />
bi free to the public. An <strong>of</strong>fer<br />
ing will 'be taken each evenlnr<br />
aa uiuat, .<br />
"Hymns ot tho Heart am<br />
Hearth" will bo sung under the<br />
Jirection <strong>of</strong> the miniiter. Th.<br />
lUartet will sins "Roqk <strong>of</strong> AKei 1<br />
by Milei and Clarence Reevei<br />
baritone, will sing "Ninety Bni<br />
Nine," by Campion.<br />
"Soul," Christian Science<br />
Lesson-Sermon Subject<br />
"SOUL," will be the BUbjoct oi<br />
the Letaan-Serinon 1 nail Churce;<br />
nf Chirit, Bcientiit, on Sunday<br />
Auau«t 14, 1082.<br />
.Tho Golden foxt is: "Now the<br />
iuM ihall live.by fuiVh: liut if an-<br />
man draw back, my sou] shal'<br />
have no pleasure in him. But wi<br />
aie not <strong>of</strong> them who draw bacl<br />
unto perdition;.but <strong>of</strong> them tha'<br />
believe to the aavinu at thi<br />
soiiV (HeBrewi iOsSS, ao),<br />
; Among the citations which com-<br />
prise the Lesion-Sermon i« thr<br />
following from the Bible! "Thin<br />
he. called his twelve diiciplek to'<br />
tether, and pfaye them nower and<br />
*u);T»orlty over all devili, and to<br />
cure diseases. And thev depariad.<br />
mil mut through the towns<br />
(WMMnsr the {Msnel, and, Uimlinf<br />
evMy whare" (Lute BiiO),<br />
Tho Ijesson-Sermon alflo in<br />
eludgi the MldwinR paHgage froir<br />
fte; fhriitlnn Iclinee tejttbook<br />
t'Mmm Md HiaUh with Key tr<br />
^|Vi«lBtHfarf' W^Marv lakei<br />
' 1 i'Wkftthe OTWt Biteinnlar<br />
MM, AwiW ptiik tfl dlMMi<br />
M»WB.;,»!tiB<strong>of</strong>ttf ,-mn i|.<br />
Soul t« rr.a»ter the faWe<br />
_•,.•• <strong>of</strong>. tti corpbresi sensep<br />
Is p*»*4 iti clitilris bvei' rnhr-<br />
* • «.<br />
There is a celebration <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Holy Euchariit every •Wedneaday<br />
at 8 a. m. Service on Sains Days<br />
and Holy Davs at 0;S0 n, m.<br />
A card party occurs every<br />
Tuesday at S p, : m. in the rectory<br />
bulldinB under the auspices <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Ladies' Ouildi Prizes are <strong>of</strong>fered.<br />
Uat Seven Days In Ufa<br />
<strong>of</strong> Christ at Passion Play<br />
{Cgntined from Pago <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
None but maiferful actora<br />
inuld faithfully ond reverentl,v<br />
pOrlrBy those characters <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Bible, and in the Freiburg play<br />
each actor forgets that he is act*<br />
Ing nml rather lives the life <strong>of</strong><br />
ihfl charaoter,<br />
Born ami sehooleil , Is their<br />
parts Jn the Play, whicli ij the<br />
center'<strong>of</strong> the very life <strong>of</strong>'Frei'<br />
hurK, e:«li eharftcter has Jicon se<br />
locted for particular merit. Thi<br />
liainstakiriB care and thouflht that<br />
are! several hundred members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Luther Leaguos <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia<br />
and South Jersey, Sunday. They<br />
will spend the day In <strong>Ocean</strong> I'ltj<br />
and attend the "Church on the<br />
Boardwulk" at ill*! Slrand Theatre<br />
In a body thnt evening, leaving<br />
immediately after 'he service for<br />
"Ihctr homes<br />
The scrvico ut tho Strand, wblcb<br />
ls conducted liy St. John's Luth-<br />
eran Church, has been turned over<br />
entirely to the visiting Luther<br />
Leaguers. The service will be con-<br />
lucted by <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> tho l'hlhidol-<br />
ihla District, assisting UIH lucid<br />
lastor, Rev. G. Knudsen, linu the<br />
riHitlnR speaker, Rev. Theodore<br />
tnunlcr, who was the incumbent<br />
n <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> lam. summer. Pas-<br />
tor Hessler will dcllvor tlio ad-<br />
dress.<br />
A dellglitful feature <strong>of</strong> -Ois enm-<br />
No arrests<br />
Careys Make Sale to<br />
Upper Darby Women<br />
The Carey <strong>of</strong>fice yesterday re-<br />
ported the sale <strong>of</strong> a, floe prop-<br />
erty at 1334 <strong>Ocean</strong> »v., owned<br />
by Charles Muehusan, <strong>of</strong> Phila-<br />
delphia, to Mist) Sura W. John-<br />
son, <strong>of</strong> Upper Darby. The nale<br />
price was not. reported.<br />
The new owner will tnko lip<br />
mediately possession and will oc-<br />
cupy the property for her sum<br />
mer home. Extensive alteration:<br />
probabjy will be made after tin<br />
season has 1 closed.<br />
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS<br />
Annual life<br />
u«rd ball •cb«dwl*i Saturday<br />
Ighv W «taT«»tUm Ml. lib ft<br />
nd (ha boardwalk,, wlU Xw » roe-<br />
oliday attlije. Finn and Bpo<br />
ecorations reflect a nautical st-<br />
Mff, HowaJdV<br />
4 TS i<br />
to take part In the pr<strong>of</strong>famlmontli at .<strong>Ocean</strong> C<br />
itfalr *IH start at 8 P- m.,rTBken a cattsm at<br />
«»p.. will lie fumliuid . by.<br />
ran* Stoub and his Society Club<br />
rtctini and anointing. " ;•-.*•<br />
To periolt the nuraflrous floor<br />
acti " -•--•- "-- -««—•«.<br />
the tffitr ..,<br />
with Elmer Unger giving nn o^hl-<br />
blUou qf MrabitlBi. Dancing will<br />
start at 8:30. Tho grand ttftrsb<br />
will he at IMS, .<br />
Tlie program Includes Talbnl<br />
,,ord, voeallitj Top dancing, by<br />
Red Lewis; fancy dancinB eih|-<br />
bition by aavtral m»era <strong>of</strong> tot<br />
beach claag and Mevtral other<br />
numbirg, Beautiful novelty aou><br />
ventrs will *e dlotrlbuted. •<br />
Mff V<br />
4, , TSe winners<br />
tpk n'aioap to<br />
ta» the mM4*.<br />
v tarx* «r°w"<br />
eondltlon. ' "<br />
Tlie ne*t club<br />
club ohum<br />
Bepteniber.<br />
TELEPHONE"<br />
.W. W. flrltlaln;.i_<br />
.southern division <strong>of</strong>ii<br />
sey Telephone l<br />
Inntic blvd.<br />
ti.e, i<br />
ANY<br />
Repaired<br />
Cleaned<br />
Including<br />
Matirlal *na<br />
Cryital<br />
Ouaranlaid fir<br />
AH Cry.Mli 350<br />
ATLANTIC<br />
WAI<br />
17 S. TKNNt<br />
ATLAN<br />
. Formerly MS Ail<br />
OCEAN cmr<br />
TABEMIACLE<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
Sth to Sth Its.<br />
Aabnry to Wesley AVM.<br />
Sunday, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 14th<br />
Preachlno at 10:45 a. m.<br />
and 8:15 p. ill. by<br />
Hev. Edwin Forrest Hann<br />
Camdcn Dlitrlct Suptrinlendtnt<br />
M, I, Church<br />
Duatp and tolu by<br />
•The Graham Sliteri"<br />
Mn, Helen M, Brook, and<br />
MM, Naomi Gilbert<br />
REV. HERBERT R. .HOWBUUi<br />
1ARIT0NI iOLOliT<br />
the leng ••rvien and<br />
tlon.l Blngli<br />
will lead<br />
Oang i«h t§ Sept. 11<br />
Auto anrrtnqe-^AMhnry A,<br />
<strong>Aug</strong>.<br />
I'oea into the production <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Piny can best be' seen by the way<br />
Ilia present oast stonped for sfiv-<br />
eral montlii in .London tn learn<br />
tho EnKlish version <strong>of</strong> their parts,<br />
TouriiiB now llirnup-h Peiinsyl.<br />
vania, the Freiburn group will<br />
irrive here next week for fouii<br />
nriseniations, one a matinee on<br />
fuesdiiy, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 23, Tickets fii<br />
he drama are now on sale fi'on<br />
•moths nt the Musio Pier find<br />
1th st. and the Board walk,<br />
remperance Man Finds<br />
Bid Examples in Resort<br />
(COBtlned from Page <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
through my efforts,<br />
"Iri conlunctiom with my lea-<br />
tureB in the past, I have had on<br />
tho stage with mi whit I culled<br />
,ny objeur. lesson. Me lias s:ii In<br />
the chnir beside me and I have<br />
puthetiCiQly pointed him out to<br />
the audienco an a. borrihly cxan,.<br />
pie df drink. For years, ulaiuwe<br />
Portesoue haa been my loyal sup-<br />
port In the GROAT CAUSlJ, but<br />
hut spring as a result <strong>of</strong> liiB<br />
drinking and vicious habits, pool-<br />
filarence paBsed on, and I will<br />
seed another iiHsistunt to iicroin-<br />
puny mo on my usual fall tour,<br />
"ieveral <strong>of</strong> your friends hnv?<br />
referred me to you as beliw fliir-t.<br />
tally qualified to take ptjiir ("liir-<br />
euce'a place. This position'(-limn<br />
unusual poBslblllties aart an i>%<br />
etllent opportunity to p-slsi in a<br />
(reat nnd noble work, .<br />
"I am sure that your ctisrj<br />
be a boon to the cause, as I would i<br />
US'! you ai the bad eiuuiin!!j, Uay\<br />
i .count on .v.jur<br />
"Youm in the sansu,<br />
"ABNEB J. BAHNA1U), O.U."<br />
SaUry CuU for Employes<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Favored by Many<br />
tween Sth and 6th lirMta-brlvB<br />
In; ample paj-ktng spies lor wor-<br />
•hippe«.<br />
LIFE<br />
INSURANCE<br />
ROYE. DARBY<br />
EQUITABLl LIFE.'<br />
604 Central las! 1 Phon. Ill<br />
CHARLES 0. READ.<br />
PruldMI<br />
READ.<br />
NONTEIX<br />
REALTY<br />
CO.<br />
Real Estate—Mortgages<br />
INSURANCE<br />
Second Floor<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CilJ>NBtionl Bank BMg,<br />
Telephone No. 1<br />
SURETY BONDS<br />
Hotel Hami<br />
8TH ST. OFF<br />
DINING!<br />
0PEH TO<br />
CUUB »R|<br />
35c, 50c,<br />
Luocheoni,<br />
SPECIAL<br />
ST. JOKE'S LOTmRAN CI<br />
WBLC0ME8<br />
THE LUTHER LEAG1<br />
<strong>of</strong> Philadelphia and South Jersey<br />
TS ITS<br />
"CHURCH ON THIS BQARBW|<br />
STRAND THBATHB, SUNDAY BVIW<br />
Organ Recital at 7i30^ y/. Service at<br />
REV. T^EODORK RBSSLER,<br />
AHPhiladelphin Luther League Choir and<br />
4«ftnM, The tant* nrin<br />
1)(tU slit and slckneu"<br />
i . $<br />
jvB«|: ne«»iarily miin *<br />
ei h mot r<br />
are-tttnM'whin ittrti so-called uc-<br />
oiuiinyi* wrtl^i -<br />
Btwta wtfOy to w l<br />
any 1»»* vDOMUtA wit]) .food<br />
<strong>On</strong>) inetiMd>. lint -wn ttttmlr<br />
pot Iptand to go bao<br />
BIHWBUIJ wad no ^rtlori<br />
b* tatambythe hoard un.<br />
• • • 1 nXd • • •<br />
FIRST NATIONAL BANK<br />
OF OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
Eitabliihed January 1, 1902<br />
CHANGE<br />
• • #<br />
As truly as the summer follows the<br />
winter, so do good times follow those not<br />
so good . . . and the qitizem who will<br />
first b$«k to tlie sunshine <strong>of</strong> better titties<br />
are those who throw <strong>of</strong>f the epl4 and de-<br />
preBsing thoughts <strong>of</strong> doubt and go cheer-<br />
fully: about the task oj adapting their af-<br />
fairs to the new order <strong>of</strong> busiheas.<br />
Suicide or MurdWi<br />
Throe Love* Found with Head Blasted by<br />
Q««n«l with Former <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Man<br />
To Stay in Place<br />
Commissioners Decide Af-<br />
ter ' Inspection Tour<br />
„_ or murdei:?<br />
is the question which confronts county o<br />
What may become the "'confused case <strong>of</strong> Aivjn<br />
66, a painter living at 108 6th av., Cape<br />
i<br />
^ while Detective Charto W. Unfreed, <strong>of</strong> the pros-<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, ia (or was) firmly convinced Ferguson was<br />
* in cold blood, Detective A, Ward Higbee, working<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, tlnde «vi-<br />
J<br />
'TnviiUBaWd and are<br />
,J"tfl do so, have labeled<br />
jf<strong>of</strong>licla! reports aa "sui.<br />
aie convlneed there<br />
to Dir ect<br />
Concert Tonight<br />
Noted Pianists and Resort<br />
Soprano on Program<br />
Ruth Barber, Sherwood Johnson,<br />
Louisa T. Corsnn and the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> chorus will nresmt « mn-<br />
iloal evenlnf tonlibt at tha Con-<br />
vention Hall, sponsOMd by (ho<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Seashore Home for<br />
Babies, There will be no aflmii.<br />
lion charie and the program will<br />
commence at 8:30. The muaicliinB<br />
will be directed by Berniirrl Po-<br />
land, celebrated musician,<br />
will sing Beveral aoloi.<br />
Wlio<br />
are accdmpllahed pianista, tho<br />
former with the Savoy Opera com-<br />
>y, and the latter for the<br />
Mendelssohn club <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia.<br />
Both will present individual num-<br />
bers tonight.<br />
Miss •Corson is • prominent re-<br />
sort soprano, Sht will slnu Hev-<br />
eral numbers tonight, while Ber-<br />
nard Poland will lead the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> chorHa In a group <strong>of</strong> aoaBs<br />
near' the c|ose ol the evening. It<br />
was Mr. Poland's quartet that<br />
won the internatiorial prlaa in<br />
nada last summer.<br />
"The people <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> '<br />
ijave arT opportunity Friday night<br />
to show their appreciation <strong>of</strong> ihf<br />
work done by the Baljiisa' Homo,"<br />
an <strong>of</strong>ficial <strong>of</strong> the Seashore Home<br />
laid yesterlay, "BabioB RUffj^-<br />
n^frorn malnmrltion and rickets<br />
are nursed back to strBnath a<br />
add to all the confus-<br />
WiUiam H, Thomp.<br />
t inclined toward a<br />
', now ii converted<br />
• line <strong>of</strong> thouKht<br />
.„... the investigation<br />
|An inquest Wil) be held<br />
|| p. m. at the Academy,<br />
m hy Mr. Thompson.<br />
.'V, Millet Hand, who,<br />
„ <strong>of</strong> conflictlnB reports,<br />
; to make a definite de-<br />
yesterday he hopis to<br />
conclusion in a fe»<br />
- i, niDilll'<br />
Dead Sunday.<br />
„. facts BTB that Per-<br />
^, found dead, tKe top<br />
ffciad blaster^ by a «hot-<br />
'«rovidei*<br />
for the issuance <strong>of</strong> ?")0,000 worth<br />
<strong>of</strong> tax title lien bonds to retire^<br />
outstanding ,tax title, lien notes<br />
and authorizes the issuance <strong>of</strong> lo-<br />
cal Improvement arid assessment<br />
bonds, totaling $58,000, for the<br />
purpose <strong>of</strong> retiring local improve-<br />
ment and assessment bonds.<br />
Mayor Keener explained thai<br />
the ordinances did not provide for<br />
the raisinp; <strong>of</strong> any additional mon-<br />
merely for the re-<br />
two-year period <strong>of</strong><br />
les, but wen<br />
newnl for n<br />
present obligations <strong>of</strong> the bor-<br />
ough.<br />
Following a report thut lumber<br />
had firrivod for the repair <strong>of</strong> the<br />
25th t Iii M i<br />
25th<br />
p<br />
Mayor<br />
d h<br />
tnent.<br />
Now 1H your opportunity In ubow<br />
your Interest In this woVk <strong>of</strong><br />
building HlronK and healthy cltl-<br />
di tbl il<br />
hief blow to<br />
Is that no possible<br />
b fd h doe 1 ;<br />
Sacna,<br />
'Bridal J fchorul," Roue<br />
Cowen. Two Pianos<br />
"Mareho Hcrolque", Snlnt-Sneiifl.<br />
'Valse VIcnnoiRe, 1 ' Pariisb.<br />
"C Minor Prelude." Rachmanin<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Huth Barber. Sherwood .lohnwm<br />
Chorus<br />
"Greeting to* SIIIIHK" SII.HIH<br />
OreetiiiRS—by Bishop F.C.V. Cloak<br />
Sfcii"<br />
Her<br />
minor cuts on the face from fly-<br />
InR glass.<br />
Vosa <strong>of</strong>fered no defense other<br />
than flint ho had looked in bis<br />
mirror before making the turn<br />
and thouKht the Probst<br />
was<br />
him<br />
far enough awny<br />
time to do BO.<br />
machine<br />
to EIVO<br />
Magistrate Declares<br />
Court 5 Days a Week<br />
•aia he understood the county waa<br />
• - • • • this<br />
Former Borough Assessor Geo.<br />
Futterglll asked the commission,<br />
ert if any action had been taken<br />
ta amend, as he requested, the<br />
Mnjnff ordinance, sd tbaV n rjusl-<br />
ness pfopertv might be eiee<br />
on Section SO-E-2, whieh is,on the<br />
harbor aide qf Brd av. Mr. Put-<br />
terElll said that nnyone wanting<br />
to build to establish a new busi-<br />
ness now "deserved a me.dol."<br />
Mayor Bertmor replied that<br />
The press <strong>of</strong> police business I BeiouBh Clerk Joiner Is to car<br />
and Mrs. Orqver Mm well, <strong>of</strong> "The<br />
First pjllo," and several .'Other<br />
notables aid <strong>of</strong>ficials attended the<br />
luncheon. .<br />
i ^. . . _ l g_<br />
4 Under Bail For<br />
Robbery Attempt<br />
Two Pljadl Guilty, Other*<br />
Not Guilty to Crime<br />
All fonr MillVille youths ar-<br />
rested after the rrttemptad rob-<br />
bery <strong>of</strong> the American store Tues<br />
day night were held uuder JIOOC<br />
bi-U each for action <strong>of</strong> the Capr<br />
:.iay County grand jury by Maff'<br />
latratfi Oeorie D. Hlcbaids, yes<br />
terday.<br />
Merrill Oaker, IA, and Dunlo.<br />
Biggins, 20, both <strong>of</strong> whom were<br />
arrested is this city, plnadid<br />
guilty to a 'charge <strong>of</strong> atteiiipted<br />
breaking and entering. The other<br />
two, Mahian Boyd, and William<br />
Myers, both pot who were ar<br />
rested in an automobile in Mill-<br />
villa, pleaded not guilty,<br />
Gaker was arrested attar a po<br />
Hea pursuit late Tuesday"<br />
through backyards and alleys,<br />
When he pleaded tfuiltj'to, B<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> drlviius while under tit<br />
..„„..„„. influence <strong>of</strong> ljquor, .Cyril: W<br />
Markland, j^nn,:*. 34, or 58*7 N. ISpi Mb,<br />
Philadelphia, was accused Uk<br />
minimum tine Of 1.200 by<br />
trttte Oeorge D. Ricnardfl<br />
day. •<br />
Lawrence was the driver <strong>of</strong> a<br />
car that craafied into • a Shore<br />
Vast Jjlno trolloy car near Wes-<br />
ley av., on 8th ut. earl? Wed-.<br />
liesday mornlne. " ' "<br />
Under tho plea <strong>of</strong> »ullty, Mag'<br />
I Istrate Richards said he was in-<br />
clined to be lenient in Lawrence's<br />
case and fine him tho ftmaltoat<br />
auffiuht allowed under tho fitatt<br />
motor vehicle 'act=<br />
He also infarmed the defen-<br />
'N<strong>of</strong>fturne". Curran.<br />
'Jrattlnata," Leoncaval,<br />
"I Love<br />
inuna-wicca.<br />
Bornord Poland<br />
Flnnlo<br />
Freedom." Victor<br />
"Call to<br />
Solo! by Louisa T. .Corson<br />
p<br />
been found who<br />
an air-tight alibi-<br />
ed To Borrow Gun. 1<br />
ilso known that Ferguson<br />
id to borrow ft shotgun<br />
Heagt two persons, Geoige<br />
, 51, and his eon, John,<br />
lio Grande. He wanted it<br />
, a black snake, thev said,<br />
i JB the possibility Ofat lie<br />
id" the gun from a near-<br />
iWhere the houoeis rare-<br />
J, while the owner was<br />
is conjectured he might<br />
ne to aak for tho gun,<br />
finding anypne at home,<br />
"mself. Detectives planned<br />
iew tho farmer yestorday.<br />
Grand pianos thmiich<br />
courtesy F. A. North, l'.!00 Chent-<br />
rt., Philadelphia, Pa.<br />
— Freewill <strong>of</strong>fering -<br />
Lester<br />
nut.<br />
Arizona Man to Succeed<br />
Guest as Athletic Coach<br />
(Contlnod from Page <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
during the paat two we«ks<br />
toned MaKl^traLc Geoli;e D Ulch-<br />
ards to Aoclare oo.wt orew, day<br />
In the week,. except Wednesday<br />
and Sunday. . ,i<br />
It probably would lie ovory day,<br />
but inasmuch as Wednesday Is<br />
Klwanis meeting day, and Sunday<br />
Is John's day <strong>of</strong> rest—well, he<br />
Just has to havo i a vacation on<br />
those mornings.<br />
YeKtorday emphasized tho need<br />
ot the daily sessions. Magistrate<br />
Richards flat in his BWIVCI chair<br />
and heard cases froiifl 11:15 a.<br />
m. until 2:30 p. m— without an<br />
InlermlsBion.<br />
*S FOK RECKXESS~DRIVING.<br />
W. Williams, colored, <strong>of</strong><br />
Whitesboro, was fined $6 and<br />
costs, Sunday, charged by Htato<br />
police with reckless driving.<br />
Mrs. Paul Fouder and son, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, are all-week vaca-<br />
tionist J ut the Biscayne. c^<br />
Miss Jean MacMillnn, <strong>of</strong> Madi-<br />
son, is an all-week vacationist at<br />
411 Wesley av.<br />
nl so dean ot mon<br />
Previous tp this position, Hen<br />
flod tausht and coached at th(<br />
Spirit Lake, Iowa, high school,<br />
for throe years, and also lit the<br />
Greeley. Colo., high .school<br />
Teams Win (;hamptonHliI)iH.<br />
hi teams<br />
U Honor Badge<br />
Russia, Says Pmrtor<br />
" ied from Page <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
bordering on countries<br />
|I two-thirds Of thi<br />
nnuMlon, building a new<br />
ton on a thou*t ,at Com-<br />
W a thought, or an Ideal<br />
'" Its converts lealQusly<br />
goal Ii to convert<br />
world to their Ideal<br />
Sid abolish capital."<br />
eloui induitrial pr<strong>of</strong>-<br />
durlng , the pail 10<br />
I'descrlbed by the speak.<br />
iTWlbody Works.<br />
^rkera. he »a!d, have n<br />
j voice In the conduct <strong>of</strong><br />
Ure. though It la manda-<br />
li.OTeryone to work.<br />
;the Klwanln notables<br />
ltd were Dlitriet Qov-<br />
Cresaman, District<br />
Will T. Blngham; In-<br />
Trustei A. Oopi Ca-<br />
Oliver, president <strong>of</strong> the<br />
f«hib, and Ed•• Cordery,<br />
• ot the Hammonton blub,<br />
* Loveland, president <strong>of</strong><br />
• <strong>City</strong> Rotary Clubi each<br />
B mnde brief grettingl.<br />
M. Lew, president ot<br />
lob, presided,<br />
sal program included<br />
•Mlllville qu^rtot com<br />
' " tnafSBBB<br />
"ion Aadreu and Paul<br />
.''fay.'HQIfeB-'FMli;<br />
e. ud bio orchestra, a<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Hammonton<br />
W<br />
At Spirit Lake ni« t*anis won<br />
o Northweitorn Town champion-<br />
snips In football nnd basketBal)<br />
three years In successioB, an4 the<br />
ttat« cBamploriBhlp in football for<br />
Jiigh sehool teams, and tied for<br />
it another year. His teams won<br />
the state championship two year»,<br />
nnd the Rocky Mountain chum<br />
DioEBliip, for whlcli teams <strong>of</strong> sin<br />
htatcs compete, anotlior year.<br />
At S\raiui,e IJnUenltj, Hcnrlnd<br />
played both football nnd basket-<br />
ball under Buck O'Neill and Dill<br />
HolleBbeck, Slncb his graduation,<br />
Henrtnd hns found time to : study<br />
fpotball taetiCB. under such well<br />
known maBters <strong>of</strong> the game as<br />
Bob 8uppke, Howard Jriuds and<br />
Oil Doble.<br />
Ffntied As Cnpa Cloncii.<br />
BpBciallst In foot-<br />
OFFERING "<br />
A COMPLETE<br />
AND ACCURATE<br />
OPTICAL SERVICE.<br />
Eys oxamlnatlont by •xp*rlfln»d<br />
optical doctor*. An cccunit* »y»-<br />
•ight tervlce, under tlis tflrfeet<br />
•upervlilon or - oxpsrt*, *t i<br />
moderate er«,c<br />
tlc-i In Atlantic city.<br />
Accurate lent replacement MM)<br />
frame fitting, ana rapid optical<br />
repairing by •Ktlltd optlclana A<br />
complete aervlce In one ordce.<br />
Dr. L. W. BETTS & Sons<br />
OPTOMETRISTS<br />
1708 Atlantic Ave<br />
ATLANTIC; an, N* J.<br />
Ola! MM1<br />
FRIEDHWERG'S<br />
"The t»Lj;.ig JEWELERS <strong>of</strong> Atlantic city"<br />
1532 ATLANTIC:.AVENUE<br />
Diamonds : Watches : Jewelry<br />
in oarly meeting <strong>of</strong> tho sjoninit<br />
commission to amend the ordi<br />
nanca sn the place in question<br />
may be creeled. He told Mr. Put<br />
tRill to tell his client that ho<br />
mijifht proceed.<br />
Jernee to Talk to<br />
Rotarians Tonight<br />
"Perseverance Conrjuora All"<br />
will bo tho stlbiect <strong>of</strong> an nddretK.<br />
tonight to tho Rotary club at the<br />
Golden Galleon by Capt. Jack _<br />
Lamb U noted for ltateniitmeta M^.nnii.vlUtrfC;^<br />
• Rump ar;l^U^;':^|:;: : :>4|i<br />
Steaks or Roasts lb<br />
.\Vtmjb, Kjned Newfc^lWlkW r X «tg«|<br />
Haddock tt^<br />
F»hFffleto<br />
Genuine<br />
Cleaned Preeh $08igg0-,sm i^mjgn<br />
'•^•'.'•"'LiattM'-'*^ -«jtt'mm<br />
each*<br />
i<br />
msm<br />
Mm
-H<br />
,»<br />
- j 51<br />
*' .*~fc r-».<br />
i. i > -w: £\<br />
Hmaer hotel.<br />
•;• jStorisli pip and„ Brecitdl . wlU<br />
Mr*. Aldrieh o. ordwe Is chair<br />
t<br />
Batp:*{f tk', * ; ; «»• » * hi * lm « *« dane* orehAs- 2:30 p, m<br />
^^^WTOidglpift prt«Mdv;By\nwtaMri: <strong>of</strong> thf HaMSiKn, AttanSe WiKuS tra played tht ilrat numbir until •. • „ j<br />
ln«M*a*flim'iit,4a isojue and,all-food;wte dqaated oSan Cit* BeoriratfflSecPto the Male, There was ao much m'KKTS<br />
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®<br />
Md zefct in tniirjrtui! and wMtj numbers <strong>of</strong> the club h&ve tick- wlfei M«. Hiftry Olapp, MM, llUi, Mrsf?Y»<br />
overalls, Many ftouiM new red 0«a i,na the public! In invited to m M ' SoMfe. MM. Elwooa Pres- enee Marpie vi<br />
bandlterehMirt. ..•.,/. , participate. torn Mn/Charias Th6mpkoh,.'Mrii< BMver^ ~'V;_ . lAHmuld 0<br />
tKK l#^ffi fj "»"^^ ^J<br />
lfar,rt).TO wprt<br />
-life »»i lln.1 William Jenkins<br />
the oenson here.<br />
The somite wa led by Eddie<br />
Stopp and taVerne Roblnion. Oth-<br />
tall at tHe Gateway<br />
ny night, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 19.<br />
los while Mr? ProSieltMmtaed SMith Oeare, Jqiephlne Roberts, '• ProEeedi will bo given to tlie ,<br />
ih h,: H* i ^ ^Mo Ma«6 m§, = J33^^ Jt^^-TJS<br />
j<br />
on a largo scale,<br />
iris- wera Members working for the sue-<br />
, while «««» <strong>of</strong> the event include: Mrs.<br />
_.«r, Sfiirtln Scull, Sirs, Homy Y. Clout-<br />
<strong>of</strong> At- A Sis Hopkins Act was cleverly •• Hlokman and Mrs, Herbert C,<br />
rai put on by Edith Geare, Betty | Addlieott,<br />
[iasMarjfaret Pow. Smith. Jan<br />
"- ean <strong>City</strong> were; Mrs. William F. complete without an old fashion- \i''<br />
iantl,sons. Richard und Robert, <strong>of</strong><br />
Phlladelphto, ar« aiDonp the vlsi-<br />
hn . T - Hiekman, Mrs. Hnrry<br />
Three inndav School rlaa»« «f tinli."" president; Mrs, Georiso ed Virginia reel and it was done " dfldlc ,i'- , M "' Allen n. Corson,<br />
lUheShodist churd. hud a KM) Brownmiller. secretary!. Mrs. to perfection by a group <strong>of</strong> oe- " rs - ."f'S'"',, & . AMI ^."; Mr J'<br />
.„ „,„ ...„.„, .if i"ty ntihe foot M SL Bn2« H «« Burkhardt, Mrs, 'Willlan. ean <strong>City</strong> people. The girls ink- "} «"P> Petti Mrs, WIHIUs P.<br />
« 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"*<br />
,_ -•»- attendil dhMeKnJrt hi't^tp f ^orae Atkinson, Mrs, Hoy Men- Deelus. Edith Qeare, Helen Oaff. Mls ' Aldrieh C. Crowe all <strong>of</strong> qni<br />
?S Ww SleTvan GHder aid «'" Mlss ^ ^ Col>w «' M "" ne >' Marguerite Jones, • ikippy 1'i"' c ^"1 31 ; losepb ,A. Smul,<br />
» AttirMrlSrnJ Willinm Collisaon and Mrs, Sy* Jennlnsi, Edith Button, BettJ . R , 1 : ""»•'•? Inoltson, <strong>of</strong> North-<br />
Alhert Homer ? Ambrose. Smith." Adelaide Marsh. Josephlno ' »' (! ' . nr - ^'"y D. Townsend, <strong>of</strong><br />
^anddan^^^M^w^ife MM, Mn^eri^T I^H— 1Bny * r(^%r^%X ^uS,<br />
.is, Mr!<br />
..--__ _ . _. Jaron, Dr,<br />
a.week at and Mrs. L, S. A. Stedem, Mra,<br />
..••-" Norman Hannah, Mrs; Clarence'A,<br />
, two- soph Mlasovsky,<br />
lirTSj « ^ ' Bowker, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphta, Mrs. Peters Hostess^"<br />
'"••"jnttha^tr <strong>of</strong> ona <strong>of</strong> the Liujtett At Card Party<br />
itows, is: enjoying a two Mw.. Annie Peters, 15th St.<br />
I; jyj^ |iw«kst *§*atton hjrtiV w jnd Pleasure av,, wns hostess to<br />
1 't ^<br />
irt *.,Sai 1WJ|<br />
H. 1 , A<br />
, i-i<br />
ft'»eli ^?« l« tte nrnnindiV <strong>of</strong> the Hitchner, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs,<br />
:;>:-; •".•• -*«**.,-.7 • •.-.-•:-;,"• •";.-,• Clarence A, Little,'Mrs, N o r m a n<br />
8eltB« ^IMR'MS Mrs^ arry' W*ber, <strong>of</strong> Hannah, Mrs. Frances DuBell aftd<br />
• • • • • - - • • - ' -w<br />
BS. U 1 M H * ^ St<br />
FOB PITISBDHeH filfESr Atkinson was 1<br />
M?i pnul Ljndli, <strong>of</strong> Delaiicy An WtraettwW<br />
L anaAtIahtic av.,entertalneo ^<br />
L a"AtIhti entertalneo ^u by MtarM<br />
ey.! frlaBda. it luncheon and •" wr the nimv<br />
apartment, In'bon'^ <strong>of</strong> her house son, Mrs, Oesri<br />
guest, Mrs, John K, Landis, <strong>of</strong> Mlii Frouer, *,<br />
May counties. They iirai Mrs, R,<br />
t <strong>of</strong> Enoy "Wreck <strong>of</strong> 0!" tlnatin White, <strong>of</strong> Chelsea; Mrs, \<br />
•-'•-- The "Wreck <strong>of</strong> 97", was clever- Martin V. B, ieull,' president <strong>of</strong><br />
^ •.„„_,.* t0 iy portrayed In Inimitable Rube auxiliary; Mrs, James Monaimiii,<br />
gev- stylo by Hay' Duffy and his 10- M public and begin:<br />
The lunobson was served on I<br />
the card tables which were, nltroo; |<br />
' Mabel Watson, . treasurer, Mining summer flowers were the<br />
rat Welih Sonus, Piece orchestra. It was oM <strong>of</strong> *»• Lewis B, Mathtag, Mrs, 0. place favors.<br />
Ten was served nt the conelu= the bit hits <strong>of</strong> the nitht. They £ HaUlon all <strong>of</strong> Somjrs Polntn Card prizes were won by Mrs,<br />
ion <strong>of</strong> the afternoon. • responded to several encores, Mrs. Henry _Y.\ Clouting, vice Leslie Walker, Mrs, Frank Stem,<br />
Amene tfcosd nresent from Oc- The dance wouldn't have been I ninsldcnt, <strong>of</strong> BOesley's Point; Mrs, pie and Mrs, Charles Reardun,<br />
Other guesti were! Mrs, HeleB SHOEg<br />
Jenkins, Mrs, Henry Barren, Mrs.<br />
John Barren, Miss Florence ieljile,<br />
Miss Dorothy Richards, Mra,<br />
K. H, Heruler and Mrs, Frederick<br />
I<br />
Heeb. Sl.l<br />
"per pp Darbyf y am i" ». **>«<br />
l:W*i SB weelt at 887 Central<br />
fl »' Walnrmelon, root w^i, Tqamaiunnt. Coached bv EdnB W " r MnrBnte and Mrs. T. Ynteti, ..<br />
»t 887 Centwl av. tf y f' J* no ^ *«* George Millsoau^h, Mrs,<br />
«! ' ' • Starles Currai,, t Miss Hannah<br />
W, Ihudt, rf Bed^<br />
8d Mr. and Mw<br />
<strong>of</strong> Prttmburf,: and<br />
Ol fTkh<br />
'Wtwi, <strong>of</strong> philadel.<br />
Selby Arch<br />
tie wotn by mart American<br />
Women th»n«ny otto ohw <strong>of</strong><br />
•ny ilMlIir, grade. That'i cer-<br />
' tulnl^ • pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> their comfort.<br />
• .••,.,*• ' ... r<br />
Mo.t Styl« »8.50<br />
•pdllOSO<br />
VENUE<br />
mmm-<br />
/^Jfcv Beach and<br />
I i Lawn<br />
1 ' UmbreUaa<br />
1 Chairs<br />
..__._•"• Tento<br />
AT HALF PRICE!<br />
<strong>On</strong> Let, Car, 1th St. and Atlantic<br />
Ave,, one block from Boardwalk<br />
OCEAN CITV, N. J,<br />
-PHONE 19-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Flower Shop<br />
"Prompt, Efflcienl Service 12 Months <strong>of</strong> the Year"<br />
80S NINTH STREET PHONE 19<br />
BEAUTY IS OFTEN A RATTER<br />
1 -f^«5. '<br />
COSMETICS are exciting cnimbceminta<br />
to beauty. But without health,<br />
they are a delusion. K clear skin,<br />
sparkling eyes, and a radiant manner<br />
are the gifts <strong>of</strong> gqod health.<br />
Food it first on ray program <strong>of</strong><br />
health, Thnt's^why milk i« to Important.<br />
It aupplJet the nonriih-<br />
complexions clear, tkintimooth.<br />
Milk belongs in every beauty-diet.<br />
It U|uM nt,iinpormnUn reducing an<br />
in gnining weigbt. You will find if<br />
la the daily mean <strong>of</strong>, IJollywood's<br />
tcreen-starB. It BUppUe* food-el<br />
•nentCKrbich the average me«I mlstei.<br />
Suppleo M|lk Is Vieh and pure,<br />
•afOguardcd from dairy to doorstep<br />
b> 148 yeaw if ek^rlettee. Try •<br />
gluifel with ewdimBid for nwfek.<br />
See how mucli befUr you-(eel—<br />
hovrninch younger you look.<br />
row. Phone <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 225.<br />
PLATK .„..„...'.: $18.00<br />
BRIDGEWORK $ S.00<br />
FIUINGS :$ LOO.<br />
DR. COHEN<br />
Surgeon Dentist<br />
IBM Atlnnllo AT3 AUantlo <strong>City</strong><br />
Ovm^WoiilworUi's, S . 10c Store<br />
• MAI 8.1918<br />
Dr. Chas, H. Vail<br />
OSTBttpATH<br />
Ocewi <strong>City</strong> Tllle & trust"<br />
Building<br />
Otnce Hour.—Dally. I Is |<br />
•y A-WH^^P^n,<br />
Dr. W. T. Adams<br />
Chiropodist<br />
Suite 408-01 Title 4 Trust Bldfl<br />
Offlea Hou by Appointment<br />
PHONE 1052<br />
SMALL<br />
MYWOOD PRESS<br />
522 NINTH ST. , l'HONE 1490<br />
Ocaan <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
Optometrist<br />
for over 25<br />
yeari<br />
l<br />
JawelrJ- repUrod<br />
AVENUK<br />
Rubber Hee^f<br />
Specioiizina In i<br />
Cleaning WJIMS<br />
Work (<br />
ECO|<br />
Shoe r"<br />
JOE 1.0<br />
S07 PAGW><br />
LAWNl<br />
R. L.<br />
308 BAV AVB,<br />
Bumsteaus<br />
Lett Than I<br />
WINDOW<br />
Chas. B. A)'<br />
TI0.2I AibnrV «<br />
PRINi<br />
, When frti<br />
Ait**"<br />
Lewis L<br />
.pPftfgrttii<br />
to loii tateriil..<br />
•log Sunday<br />
',;0f pollee;<br />
Jb<br />
in en»r«. i,]<br />
ProudT Sure!<br />
Fi.lUiliilljfliiliiifl<br />
ol Ui Foltomj<br />
or where an'indefinite vacation.<br />
nellor Lost on<br />
4 Moy-OiU Roy Wili<strong>On</strong>, Mow Be Won Appointment.<br />
1<br />
aviation commissioner, ei- He then told <strong>of</strong> lorne <strong>of</strong> the<br />
| : a story to ttU about charity<br />
, Tfciy have- started alio addressed t<br />
'-raeflcesi which aw every MOB- «ii». ihe spent the .weekjmj M<br />
v.hich carried him from high<br />
Alleged "Tlctimt" ItestUy.<br />
ay and Thursday mflrmlnfi. They the Vacation House and rrtumtd<br />
... lt,t pyj j f i o w wiiiiqual, home Sunday nliM.<br />
sisc&yne lilBliittll noiei; uer "iron*"*"<br />
oausBier, nre.,» uvi, ev^dlBi* all otters, ' ' ^p-<br />
Camphell; Floyd Sims, boardwallt There will be new thrills, new s<br />
injury wetoeiediy aftir- political wirei that weie pulled restaurant man, and Mr. Bhep- costumes and all new dances. ]Uftn Nabbed »8 Girl<br />
when the propellor <strong>of</strong> the to secure the Annapolis appoint- p»rd; <strong>of</strong> .the battery service staJBott younp; and old will enjoy it. W«*n jj^i ^ S 1 J<br />
I be hid piloted from Tren- ment, •<br />
tlon, were all called to testily JTbo fint IOOW will start at S p. Attacker Released<br />
as to Davis' selling methods, ,m, and thefe will be entertalni Inlm'3,111. 4c 6t 442 West av*.<br />
taxiing V - .. .<br />
t Wilton was Start Trooper<br />
| Between the shows there "UM<br />
ook, ol Tr<br />
[«t The plane was not dam-caught.<br />
I iMKU him ,nd hi, tag^T^-^"V^riS<br />
b.H ^% *%SU?i*T,£f fl»<br />
" licept for ttw lose <strong>of</strong> thethor<br />
to play ehesi. In two weeks<br />
l tt6m how many ti^u theywouli will be arranged many tables<br />
sUor, • ,' _'_. «nve the fame up; They knew Duy Md .^y kld m ordtre4 whtrt retreibttBnta will bt serr-<br />
M Wilion and Maddook baek<br />
Iriuton '<br />
n't in it.<br />
"Yes, he deserves all the credit<br />
in the world. He has shown<br />
Yacht Club F<br />
lirtifc betwien tha icomti ^dl HW<br />
plihne* bf'Hsnryv te-<br />
Bd counjfllor. TOt t*?<br />
Broupi probably will ;vii In pwn*<br />
ming, baiebali,'niarbl« and man|'<br />
o t h e r iBtirtl, ,.-";.. ' >••': •••,'.'<br />
tie <strong>City</strong>.<br />
tickets,t... „. _ . _», _ _.. .„ --<br />
•W Fellowi half —,——, . (in pattern t<br />
„„» ,»„, lwrt. At IMU TIM illow ol tie ie»-|»Bd some <strong>of</strong> Bwra are m<br />
Bt •itabllihio Wa headiiuarterB ion. , |tq eaWbit a (rood deal fit e<br />
In a home on Ointral. av. wlere The J^moui Danoln'i OiiU olittifa.Uni, , ,*. a.<br />
he madi teltphoM ealls all day the Oetam' Oitr Taoht Club we| Ml« Ifu» T. Cbwog, w<br />
not prorrt<br />
At DO liina 111 ills eaieg uiJ^, a • T T w* _„.! | ,<br />
the witneises said, had Davis told laiUtS Up, UemSnoS 1 uiis Helen Test, Miss •Dorotbs<br />
them where the dance was to be 'Pow To Ai^oafo/I Cassel and Mlii Jeannette Hosteif,<br />
Oiuti Will Merely<br />
w; V. A. CUke Dead<br />
tposUnued from #Ut <strong>On</strong>e!<br />
£16, who wu with her fathwhen<br />
ho died.<br />
Vtsthy will have the final say<br />
to 1 the same stick-to.itlveness in his<br />
wnrlf as in his play. Believe me,<br />
running the l' assigned to the task <strong>of</strong> or.<br />
f last completed one in<br />
i, and was. to have <<br />
Mated for High Comma<br />
Blli th d W i<br />
% he was slated to<br />
;;mewest . and molt<br />
:Whoth in-<br />
f To Preiant Concert « Mu<br />
tne ,ic Pitr, <strong>Aug</strong>U.t 17<br />
ffiP<br />
W. Hallan and_,the<br />
_ust 17, on the music<br />
orfanUation is composed<br />
|| reeent muile festv<br />
I PhMd&hSf tte ; erchesw J»on<br />
OUCUO!<br />
ill promotion w»s never made I Q, ^Af chaper<br />
m that this was to be. y "". ~ST.ie»ister at the. Oc-<br />
ifpnlladelphia, a •ummer rest. _. • g\tf<br />
t^^ifflSB'S To be Nomiittted<br />
tasmnatei Wire SyittBathy.<br />
Itjiurinj the day, yesterdny,<br />
»(e afttr UMIMI <strong>of</strong> eonm<br />
pouted in to Mr. Clarke,<br />
father, '<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the tot was<br />
I the local American Lejrion<br />
* Another came from the Bu-<br />
y to the fuft"<br />
1 W|» almBil ,ns<br />
d*y; ElecUpn,<br />
rf ^"^wasi<br />
nominated for<br />
Aoeording to<br />
» «<br />
TOllMl^^<br />
ffiilliiii<br />
^ »»•«* to hear his .ec.Ptance<br />
Guaranteed<br />
Plumbing<br />
Fixtures<br />
LESS THAN MAIL<br />
ORDER rajOK<br />
I JOHNSON<br />
H i "<br />
Nellie Towner at Scotch Hall,<br />
1 1 ' Ui ••• .\v;u ;.7 L<br />
"his. headouarters CALL *« or 441 _,_, a M „,;,„ CALL 441 m .448<br />
, delivery oy inII FRESH FISH<br />
aid, and the hoy had taken polee<br />
to Davis,<br />
In an eloquent piea in his own<br />
judn "Stnnf," Too,<br />
N. HICKMAN<br />
U55 ASlIWr AVENUE<br />
mmTmtnnmntnmiuuuiijiui||iii|<br />
KriesT business men In town and (NOW OPEN'- - * - Our 11th St. and Bay M»jket<br />
that therefore he must hive be- I * 1 u<br />
llovni lin waa dolne rlglft and jot I Iff ff — ' ^m ,'^± _^%—.<br />
SHARK<br />
Sutton s<br />
Fish Market<br />
\?I5 ASIUBY AVBNUl<br />
QUAUTY $ik FOOD<br />
III! FISH OYSTERS CLAMS<br />
EVERY WKK AT '<br />
||gRlp^'8^)ii|t<br />
wimj.'ovd vprwii<br />
Bushel B«ktt<br />
WcatlAL TO ON6 CAHTQN OF »Bp<br />
iutter-Thihr<br />
Old M<br />
^u 1 f»^p^^mwtm^m^mi.«w' '<br />
TOILIf Tif Sp<br />
i<br />
byKECBLER<br />
Mti
J&i<br />
* *s<br />
the •lrport at lSth M, Ml<br />
Jot S.008 iwt with nothlni but W<br />
-Tlttl* wWte b« between him<br />
:tWf- Uwmtaa Mi<br />
mSSS<br />
UMly til* SB.<br />
Uami Nn Row AnvLws Renort Fin*<br />
t; Scores 5-3 dm Mng Btldl<br />
——__<br />
, nnh mm « hnilm. The UncflBh have ntnme<br />
.ITU. and battery brwrtt by Max Ho- Uenfela and • tnt latter also waa j, JI 1 -w.»., ,-.y.,. -lem'efth*:HKr."<br />
, itnftid, direeior <strong>of</strong> the Boroujh relwwnl under tall 6y JOWM w . ... ^ •* m.'' «#l^ t a f ^ ^ M<br />
I:*Xto plot<strong>of</strong> land waa<strong>of</strong>fered the | Clothing m, IBOMB. Each MakeS Charge WKP ll - r<br />
Yoo, Hoo! Skinny!! Wildwood Raids<br />
tt SpoiflSStlis'lS ^ffi<br />
coU AXS, m-KtZ and wlnd<br />
an Gilder were the only the<br />
jler« blamed It on tte weat<br />
gibl. pUyer, on ti* -Hi. ^ .<br />
Mvc Rra^Jura^ Ic' Promised low <strong>of</strong>_faft tw th> nlrtt,<br />
qnad, rfM<br />
nifith ms not foOawtd np 1<br />
Oeen Gtr firemen wtttln Saturday's<br />
bold the a O. WH in check. T^12<br />
not set a 1<br />
ill pitch<br />
By <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> l At Public library<br />
HE sew books ham<br />
at the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
«am» family, when<br />
"Shore Fast <strong>Line</strong>"<br />
—RAH. AND BUS SERVICE—<br />
EVERY 80 MNUTl^<br />
OCEAN CITT vo jtfusne cift<br />
Daily Hound Trip Excursion<br />
God n Eleetrte Trata. Oriy-B., Tlem*. k;<br />
MAOtM ^<br />
w*uvz?m mmMimmm m wm<br />
MMLUW Man &&. tth Mmt MI Auawto<br />
MUiWi <strong>City</strong>, 7*1 A, H, Ml, Ml, «M, 11*1 A. M,, m. f M<br />
0C15AN CITY LOCAL BUS SERV1CK<br />
court, while Albert Rogers, bartender,<br />
wal released under slfltrt*<br />
Montgomery avea.. Bear the boardwalk,<br />
was taken Into enrtuJy after<br />
serereal barrels <strong>of</strong> beer were<br />
Mrs, R. i. Guatine and Miss B.<br />
Women'm<br />
Grade f<br />
SHOES<br />
proba the case.<br />
TELEPHONE 1W<br />
Hi *IHH «t, (Mr Ma O«u<br />
TMtMably ' IMMNI — R«MHt<br />
•Ingl. an* tMVtt*. MWi<br />
topwn. . FumWrnl (pit., I, X<br />
Bead the Ch<br />
HU1 B. F. KADFORD<br />
DINING ROOM Open to Putlie<br />
All Wool Suite Made To<br />
JULIUS ROTH. Merchant T<br />
Park side<br />
warm AHD CESTBAL<br />
lg.lt ^ $3 Oppwilto tfei Park i______^___<br />
ignMon from tbe aty park com- eats' home at Head-<strong>of</strong>-the-Eiver,<br />
nUMloa almost Immediately after a younir owl flew Into their ear,<br />
bto wife's induction into <strong>of</strong>fice. hitting Bailey on the neck. . Hk Men<br />
fathef-in-taw iwanE bis hat and<br />
Mr. Owl took the count.<br />
land danjrhtew, B»rabara and Ja» When they reached Palmer's<br />
'— <strong>of</strong> West Philadelphia, hate Karate, here, they discovered a*<br />
an BMrtraeBt at 839 C*n- owl was still ajhre, ^however, so<br />
W, for ttis month. Dr. Irs. they decided to leeo It for a jet<br />
,.»„, who in a dentist, has Ws <strong>of</strong>-They<br />
nut it in a box and took II<br />
Ifleei In Darby.<br />
hom«, • • • ; • " "<br />
1 . I SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES<br />
! Vemon L Smith ( Saturday and Sunday<br />
\ WAtKOYBtt SHOE STORE 1 laetatot Utmrtmj Btaiier, Sufej BreaUart, Ln<br />
f<br />
902 Ajbuiy { BOARD—Two MeJ. Dmily . . . $8.00<br />
? ^m-^m^m^mm, •**<br />
The Great Colorful Dance Event <strong>of</strong> the Se<<br />
13th ANNUAL<br />
LIFE CUAR<br />
BALL<br />
CONVENTION<br />
SIXTH AND BOARDWALK<br />
. . . . . ' ' • . . - , • • " ' : ' ) ' : • ' • ' . • : , , ' - '<br />
Saturday Eve., A<br />
GRAND MARCH v. .^i^<br />
m<br />
<strong>City</strong>'s Underw<br />
m »m fo wttnuet lund^.erW,. Wta^iiKf.^^^ffil^ *K^<br />
Trick Club Boyi<br />
tUwh Intaructor Perforriw<br />
HO—193—178,<br />
tari«a<br />
H«lh»i--M?—190—MS,<br />
South D<br />
• WirtifJB, MI^K4_16J-27M,<br />
;.'•. OSM* w^<br />
3tf Harry ;.-,-,—^- — Adama, ii«-]g|_iOS.<br />
llbom', lt7—1ST—MB,<br />
. imlth, III—118—17?:<br />
^»nd tti|#«»ll;WM<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Haionlt IsdRf<br />
•MoO»ilioB, 181—1IB—IBS,<br />
; til, MI--.1H-149—1882,<br />
poster <strong>of</strong> ,Wf ».' S,<br />
•liatiu. , , , Avalon Tennis<br />
urrey, who had men<br />
y' yhire 10 «», _W*<br />
fMladdpUan wd foi<br />
*H was a silk-expert and Fees Justifi<br />
m Oounty jail houie In Ohlsago,<br />
tbe bretdlne plaee. <strong>of</strong> AaarU<br />
ean orlme maie lainoui by Al<br />
•'Icartiee" Capone anfl >ta..n«ncn.<br />
min—tbree young miiiiton iqbooj<br />
This ii the Chicago-tnat ueara<br />
large department stores,<br />
• ' IIHL,^..~.f rniirts l*<br />
'• 0, veteran <strong>of</strong> the Span-<br />
Uin War. TW AnnHean<br />
SOspe Moy County wa»<br />
p it t the ftnirai ftniri<br />
acMurrny was taken to<br />
__ hie bed, unebHrVtd<br />
me it the hosnltki, ana<br />
fBierwari left the lt!tu.<br />
SPwboWy too ill'to know<br />
t<br />
lit: be was dolne, -ht turn-<br />
.'Jniteid <strong>of</strong> north, the<br />
s£ Mi home; and ibort«<br />
f a. m. Mils Mary Ir»ttr<br />
liiter, while dellver-<br />
Br , Iniitfuo<br />
quantown Boys' Clab<br />
Bible Institute at Chicago, Four EnQinilMtlc About Work,<br />
— le school after But V " " - •••<br />
her graduation from tthe<br />
local ontbuala .<br />
Upkeep Of Courts I hlih<br />
Wgh %chgoli<br />
scliool, gave<br />
gftve her a dlplomt verting men ana women tb .Obrls,<br />
» ' —- Tliuriday In tbe mliilonary ooyi'ia<br />
AvalojB—That tennis playoti nf and ihe returned home for her<br />
thli retort prefer the 2B cents flrgt reBi vacation ilnce she en.<br />
on hour chtrge ilia borough Is terid tha BCbaol, ' .<br />
.now milking for UBO ol the hoi-- Enjoyed IiiUe Mlclllgan.<br />
other.", Be"•• was mgffeA;<br />
mining play wttnout chario, in Clileago, says Mlsj<br />
changea In tide and weallierj<br />
part <strong>of</strong> ithls season, '...... ... ».<br />
by borough commiBBloners TUOB. jf<br />
.day night, when a taxpayer in- the, aliu^<br />
quired why a charge is being part; The city's beautifulj pprti <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty with her parents, A<br />
niadB, are there and one can Ipr^t that younger silter, Verna, entered tie<br />
Mayor Bergner explained that Chicago li the center <strong>of</strong> crlmlnul Bible Institute last yciiii<br />
undei th» no-oharBa iVBtem, col 1 - ——— ^^-— — —=———<br />
tain piople, Inoluilnl fih « d n ; METHODIST.AUXILIABY ' LAHD IS LARGE SlKOi<br />
could moaopolte the courts sna MEETS AT BISCAYKB <strong>On</strong> iaturdiy ifternoon, Walter<br />
nr, on Biit it,-'tatf people, alio Including chllflrnn,<br />
jfBBil. -. did considerable damage to the<br />
Bfled pBtrick OTonnell, flourts, Tben, too, the borough<br />
f milk dlst»ftnto»i,"ho jad to alpnd the eipfnge <strong>of</strong> keyp.<br />
r:oBM to Hit lt.1 PIMM loi th» courts In condition.<br />
i'Sfho was.ltni aUTO, IB with a moderate charge, play.<br />
: and took Wm baefc to erl mn reierve the courts for<br />
!rt. ; • .Cost-<strong>of</strong>.equipment- lor sueb ai<br />
syetcin, whloh would place .<strong>Ocean</strong>]<br />
<strong>City</strong> in an unclialrtnged position<br />
oil HAR UIBIHBAY TAWt<br />
i ATBHIIWI-. ond birthday nnnlyfrjary WidBWday<br />
aftaraaon by, *Bt#rttUainK<br />
iaetnouist cnurcn aiiu tiieii IEIU .,«« M«sl. fc« ~ »u^»^uu.u. =^—,Q<br />
attended tHe teRuIar weekly meet- 'party lyhloho Included Oharlei SIunit,<br />
worth $5,000,<br />
cbntrol<br />
ig<br />
broBd<br />
now 0 part Rutn fl Beum. B Junlgr;.. i MJ»l l W<br />
Ing <strong>of</strong> the iumnier auxiliary <strong>of</strong> ekal and John Feat, <strong>of</strong> Pbtladel-<br />
<strong>of</strong> city eBUipment, Captain Jur- Shirley Petero, <strong>of</strong> C*mdfi<br />
the . Methodiit Church Tueiday phia,. and Jack Smith, o{ thli re-<br />
neo said, ana the bare cost <strong>of</strong> SchmMt, <strong>of</strong> Fhiladelphia!<br />
nt the Biseayne hotel, iort,<br />
Inatalllng arapliflerg at each gnerd Martin, <strong>of</strong> OceaB Oltf;' ani<br />
i The worship service was in Fifteen kingBsh, moit <strong>of</strong>. whleb<br />
stand would be more than com. guest* from MUITIIIB.:, '<br />
charBe <strong>of</strong> the preaiilent, Mrs, Wil- were laraer than the liBUal ron:<br />
1<br />
' ••'-'-. • a certain hour and come coine nl thnt that<br />
lUun Doyd. She read the 28rd one flounder, one weakflih, nBe<br />
BBnrray [nrray is'iuWlyed ii'iuWlyed by Um§i knowini, knowjni,they they wjll not have<br />
ftalin end <strong>of</strong>fered prayer, croaker and two large, eeli were COAL AND COKE<br />
have<br />
«, Bruce, WllliaTn- William, ami BIW t0 wait. Two unemBloyod unemployod men<br />
I The program <strong>of</strong> the irfterrtoon canghf within a few hours, In. the<br />
tee • rnothef died died V.W, lurt, now have have chargi <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the the oBurts, oBurtB,<br />
;was in charge <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Charles bay below Beealjy's Pplnt bridge,<br />
• ' ' If'l'. collect and keep the fees, and, d<br />
iItead, The opening number was ai • -.<br />
.piano solo by Mrs. Marlon Mur- i:oi,T,Al'8Ii ON BBACH<br />
..„«, .:.. „.-•- :.. nrst<br />
OPPERS<br />
nhy. She played several well M,Bg jjildred Steel, <strong>of</strong> the 0o-<br />
SHAM<br />
» T itA 4a I OlsM" conaltlon at no other ex-<br />
168 Idle "As • pense to the borough. No group<br />
knnwn compositions. , [ lonial Motel, oollapaid on the MlAINEV-WOOD<br />
, •roots ONBUN<br />
A new comer on t.io»e pro- hMolJ ^tttrday, flhe was carried<br />
Villas—Wilbur<br />
a?, Of SB17 N, M b l<br />
._jioved to the Atlantic ihoreg<br />
noBOl,2lng ^nam TllB 2Bc fte isnraaented<br />
severiil serious and one Hospital by Dr, Willlts Halnes,<br />
,ot w inflivifluai one, but perhiimnroug<br />
readjns and the Misses p01, a tlme glls i08t j, i r memory<br />
.Vhwinia Wooley and Virginia but ,attr ghe wat reported to be<br />
«f I*y. here, Sunday,<br />
jMeyern, <strong>of</strong> the Hotel Bwcayne, fuliy"recovered,<br />
n thi boat was about UOl^;<br />
I aang two duets. '" "'. . . -si -W- _<br />
tnm rtore, « started tolH-S f r'oniliilBslonefs F, H.<br />
\m item ani rolled ove*,l fnd A, P. Olirk both.BX-<br />
I, although he was a Jngrgj iygtem and both declared<br />
Ber, . • they and Mayor Bergner laid<br />
boats aided in picking «P they had received many favorable<br />
••Taer oj the grouip • commepts and no adverse orlti-<br />
Rvannip 1ESQBT. STITTIKNT' STUDENT eism , ^ reiardlng the ehangi <strong>of</strong> pol,<br />
m m m t<br />
:<br />
I ICP cream and cakd 'Vltt •sel'vii Jaig8 %, Mvrtle Dunn, <strong>of</strong> 8g5<br />
0(y,' • ^._-,v-~— Westey iv." enfertaiccd • several<br />
1 Hoslesses for the uaS> were frlendr '•• *»w Tforis over tne<br />
Mm. Laura Streeper and 1 - 'MIBS week end. Among her guests<br />
Marv Quinn. Iwere William J. Hutchinson, a<br />
__._ j prominent broker, and Mr. and<br />
j — ~ *~ .Mrs, William Quinlan, <strong>of</strong> Scars.<br />
FROM BLK1NS PARK. I dale, N- V.<br />
_n» <strong>of</strong> loeil interest<br />
:*fflrtS *fflrrtS<br />
llarey, ion <strong>of</strong> M», and<br />
»y Morey, 1017 Simpion<br />
ewtmony wai performed<br />
.parsonage <strong>of</strong> tne First<br />
it Iniiconal ehureh. Rev.<br />
A. Boyd, pastor, <strong>of</strong>fleiot-<br />
Koore, <strong>of</strong> Port<br />
Wi. and h,, .W<br />
l^and carried !*»«•<br />
whtrt Mf. mm H •<br />
. Mra, Morey ig floor<br />
Jh^B factory tlitw.<br />
ft*.*--<br />
<strong>of</strong> the, wrd<br />
i *n tte iMuii§ Ker.<br />
IWort Tiiitora.<br />
A 1 r<br />
fyf Goes Into Action<br />
Ifl time to Set your red flan<br />
MU ^ <strong>of</strong> th§ motBbajiB and pre<br />
He was Vlniinj all day<br />
will arrlvi, ture ai ihootin,;<br />
Mr, Katedld hag been a ref<br />
ular flrture <strong>of</strong> the elty hj" l«w<br />
lino* last yfar, wbeli M tim<br />
made nig appearance. At a eertBlii<br />
time lait iummer, he sang,<br />
ml<br />
Mi' •<br />
Mr. and MM, JamesSkelly and I ..<br />
wendinf the iummer at 711 l.t'.-J-<br />
EXTERIOR<br />
+» they<br />
PAINTS, ETC<br />
Paints Glass Oils Bruihes<br />
, BBST PRICES AUWAVS<br />
Agenti for 0tetlcote IlubDer Enamel<br />
Harry R. Montgomery<br />
«r ASBURY AYE, PHONE tti-W<br />
PAINTING ^ R10R<br />
WITHIRH.L'1 PROBUCT*<br />
SHIP BY s<br />
mmh imMns Co., he.<br />
Ten YeMi <strong>of</strong> Prprhpt and Courteous Service<br />
IXCUUilVl SALES IN<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
COAL<br />
13th and Went Av#,<br />
BUILDING MATERIAL<br />
BUILDERS<br />
Ho<strong>of</strong>ing: and Shett Metal Work<br />
841 Lcntral Avfl, Oeean <strong>City</strong><br />
•'Sincere Crafumanjhlp at Moderate<br />
¥r\ilHP'<br />
Ji04S Asbury<br />
BLKCTEICIAJS<br />
1 iWlPBKKAtTSS<br />
: DANIEL 3, KRiSWtf;': "<br />
Blastrlui Contnciai- -:•-.,' •••<br />
Aibury Avo. Phone,<br />
CEMENT WORK<br />
Remodel Now!<br />
Powell -Van Gilder Lumber Co, ! CBBraNT cONrok^^ 1JL..m!<br />
^'Buadlng MateritU For Your Every Need" | n»m%u : - j ^ ^ ^ ^<br />
BUILDERS<br />
BUILDERS<br />
MARBLt—TILE<br />
GEO. A. BROWNMII«I»ER 1 ; oujFima owvmmi<br />
BVIILDER 'mm'-''-'" ' Mione im-J »a* St^if"<br />
1.TB ST: AND ASBURY AVE, ; PHONE «2S"S W. H, Oldf"icW & Son<br />
RELIABLE BUILDERS<br />
OTIS M, TOWNSEND^inci<br />
PHONE 67 ; iMO iftWr AVJ(.<br />
bAU*i»~<br />
•If CENTRAL AVEmiB<br />
, Own Chr, Hi Ji -v/i<br />
*<br />
I
T .l " •<br />
PLACES TO GO WTH INGS TO DO<br />
it Lopez to<br />
at Gateway<br />
Orchestra Engaged<br />
For Saturday<br />
r, © *f the most famous orehes-<br />
|i'<strong>of</strong> America, assisted by n<br />
tag floor show, will be the<br />
; attraction at the Gateway<br />
Saturday night, whenVin.<br />
£ and his famous Hotel<br />
orchestra will be pres-<br />
P» whose tunes have been<br />
every home In the land<br />
that has a radio, will lie the first I<br />
<strong>of</strong> noted orchestra leaders who<br />
WlU appear atthe Gateway each<br />
Saturday for (He remainder <strong>of</strong> the<br />
season.<br />
The orchestra is scheduled to<br />
arrive in Atlantic <strong>City</strong> from New<br />
York late Saturday afternoon and i<br />
will be immediately conveyed to'<br />
the Gateway, It will perform from<br />
1 p. m. until closing time. . tlon and which c0.^Wri<br />
V U d K F ] *<br />
p. m. until closing t.rnc . tlon and which c0.^<br />
N« chanite will be made in the VowiU and Kay Fra<br />
gular prices and the convert „,ayln ot the Mo<br />
m- j t wag directBd oy<br />
ll h i<br />
nit ll b made in te<br />
regular prices and the convert<br />
h<br />
p<br />
will remain at U for S<br />
R e<br />
urday evening:.<br />
R. Robinson i.'luinee. <strong>of</strong> Hoseile,<br />
lerle, who is responsiHe for Mi*«<<br />
Francis 1 previous starring vehicle,<br />
"Man Wanted," The exceptional<br />
cast includes Hnrdie Albright,<br />
spei,t the week end here wilh bia Spencer "Charters, Helen<br />
family, who is summering here at an,i others.<br />
(521 <strong>Ocean</strong> ay.<br />
man believed to be dead brings<br />
about an amazing tlrnmntic con-<br />
flict Mplvyn Douglas, whn pla\ed<br />
opposite Gloria Swanson in "To<br />
night or Ne\er," has the leading<br />
male IOIK as the Italian nuble<br />
man, Count Bruno, who accept*<br />
Znia, tin cjfe singer, us the «lfe<br />
whom be believed to hn\e been<br />
killed In mvailri , diiiiiiji<br />
Woihl Wir Ihe renowned<br />
acter uitor, L'nr Von Strolii-un,<br />
en ict*j the 1 o]e uf gaiter, K mill<br />
nant nmehsl, who bneks to pre<br />
\rnt<br />
l<br />
Finm frmtiny fttu id<br />
WARNER<br />
THEATRE, ATI.ASTIC tITV<br />
| ONE WEEK, Startirig Saturday, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 13th<br />
— ON THE STAGE —<br />
THAT GOBGEOFN Xl'SK.'AL rOMKKV EXTHAVltUM i<br />
RIO RITA<br />
Complete! intact! go—Artiiti—BO<br />
3K Qorgcous Ooiturtifil 6 ( laborate Scenes!<br />
Rrllllant Slnftc Snow IS in Ol t "'TY<br />
ft H<br />
Mon,, TUBS,, Wed,<br />
"Downstairs," which introilui<br />
John Gilbert to hla screen fun".<br />
in a stsrtiina new departure ,m<br />
sinister but colorful villain, is (I<br />
attraction coming to (he MOOIIML<br />
Monday, Tuesday anil Wednesday<br />
"DownMiiirB" is a tunge drania<br />
laid in the servants' iiunrters <strong>of</strong><br />
ti European castle with Gilbert<br />
iis a chauffeur,- spreading a «eb<br />
<strong>of</strong> intrieue that enmesheM tile en<br />
tire hnufelwltl until a fnnt.isti<<br />
revenge ends his plotting.<br />
STRAND,<br />
Now rlajluf,'<br />
In "As You Desire Me," (jirti<br />
Oarbn plilys the role <strong>of</strong> a Bull i<br />
pest cafe entertainer whose ie-<br />
murknble resemblance to a wo-11,, ,iiti]LUit in h in II<br />
ten h in i in tin t In<br />
tht 111 1<br />
Him<br />
Lv. PhlM,<br />
S.1B A.M-.<br />
• M A.M.<br />
. 11.00 A M.<br />
•j- MUPM<br />
'A%y, 8-1.00 P.M.<br />
• * MO P.M.<br />
1P.M.<br />
)P.M.<br />
3 P.M.<br />
SF.6 m P.M.<br />
8,30 P. M,<br />
, 1.3<br />
M «nl¥, M.Mon only, SF.Frl.Satflnly, B.Rum via Hack Horte Pk.<br />
Ocoan <strong>City</strong> Tiimlnal, HO Ninth Street. Phone 180<br />
Additional SarVlee Sunday! and Holiday! at Required.<br />
Way $1.25; Round Trip, good until used $2.2S<br />
Excursion $1.50 Round Trip<br />
10-Trip Tickets, $7.00<br />
Good Until Used—Good in Either Direction<br />
ORE BUS TRANS. CO.<br />
Steel<br />
if YOU ARE GOING TO THE |<br />
ITEEL PIER<br />
walk at Virginia Avenue, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
E or see the 25 star attractions playing there,<br />
can drive your car the round trip over the<br />
ian <strong>City</strong> - Longporl<br />
Bridge FREE<br />
.and your passengers buy your Steel Pier tickets<br />
at the Bridge Toll House in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
This Short Cut Route From <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Will<br />
ive Miles «t Minutes<br />
Steeel Pier Ticketii Weekdays, SSe<br />
,s -Sundays and Holidays, 75c, Including Tax<br />
HILADELPHIA<br />
Smdays, <strong>Aug</strong>uit 7 to September 4, Inclusive<br />
Alao Labor Day, September 5<br />
R ?SP TO BROAD STREET STATION<br />
[,09 ROUND<br />
TRIP TO MARKET STREET WHARF<br />
Philadelphia<br />
Bolng- and returnlne on all traine all<br />
'tnv TCl^Aftrl 0*==--"* &i^i*^ = n_K^ ^-i*<br />
Angust 8 to September M, I<br />
Except Labor Day, •eBtambap s<br />
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nm9, iiav* .Pnilad.iphi, (Imd strut Slation)<br />
(Phlladslphln)<br />
•te Flrera or Couult Allots<br />
RAILKdAD<br />
Now Playing<br />
~ "• WORLD<br />
FAMOUS<br />
ATTRACTIONS<br />
All For <strong>On</strong>e Admission!<br />
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"Do conu', this<br />
We will huvu more timu<br />
tojtutlu'r than ever he-<br />
fore, .We lire taltimj our<br />
mun!» at-<br />
Johnstons *s<br />
Cafe<br />
181 ASSURY AViNUI<br />
OppOilte <strong>City</strong> Hall<br />
Tasty Pastry<br />
II I I I W 1 I Hi<br />
111" ' iili nu tJ :j h,m «ith<br />
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i i l il ilmi 11«• ,it in , Hill hr<br />
i |i i il mill \ntu I iih.ittimi<br />
- |IIH II V ll Mil I Llll II<br />
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\ li" I ill 1 1 1 littlni; tli it<br />
il" t nun luck lo lip jut rnrtil in'<br />
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^M in ii I il Alt- HMII- ind<br />
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Hit mil MII lit imir mi tin*<br />
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lilt in i lit Mi i mi i hitliin<br />
1 1- ti mn mil uiih let t ntk<br />
I I i ' I HI i-i im.in\, I i inn-. Si nl<br />
i n I I ni ' <br />
j the fines I tyP is °' American manhocitl we have eser<br />
L \vhy s l 'ch things as his untimely ile.ith have lo \>v<br />
flianl to understand.<br />
PAINFUL BUT NECESSARY,<br />
li Seiitinel-Ledgei' regrets us much as any individual<br />
the necessity that has moved tht; city conimissioii-<br />
i to introduce an ordinance providing for n It) per cent<br />
Bucticm in salaries <strong>of</strong> city employes.<br />
I Large reductions in expenses made by the commis-<br />
iiiers this year have proved insufficient to bring the<br />
fc within its revenue. They delayed reducing salaiies<br />
• months when it was apparent that .something <strong>of</strong> the<br />
must be done; but at last they have acted.<br />
| The move is painful and regrettable, hut necesxary.<br />
NO ROOM, NO BREAD FOR THK BUMS.<br />
[/AY back in the so-called Gay Nineties they used to<br />
' sing a song, the theme <strong>of</strong> which was "No room,<br />
I bread" for the" poor!"<br />
Mayor Headley has given <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> a capital oppor-<br />
tiity tn revive it in paraphrased form: "No room, no<br />
bad for the bums,"<br />
|His announcement in last week's SuiiUiiel-Ledger that<br />
1 poor relief will be issued this winter either to erst-<br />
lile pr<strong>of</strong>ligate spenders or to •'bums" or law breakers<br />
I find hearty accord in the minds <strong>of</strong> taxpayers.<br />
|The mayor is takiim the right course in limiting the<br />
hinsation <strong>of</strong> city relief funds to those who deserve<br />
fern. There has been considerable grumbling, merited<br />
^Otherwise, over the iilleged iact that in the past the<br />
ly 1ms dispensed poor orders to a good many families<br />
lo took advantage-<strong>of</strong> the city's generosity und who<br />
tied tn struggle for themselves 1 who, in nther words,<br />
tame pr<strong>of</strong>essional panhandlers,<br />
I Citizens will 1'onl freer to contribntf to reliet' funds<br />
jth this assurance from the mayor Hint the city will<br />
\ conscientiously not to waste a dnllnr,<br />
[People earning Rood money nowr with no prospTTcl for<br />
h imomn thjs winter, will deserve no tity siippott if<br />
py do not attempt now to build up a reserve.<br />
PROVIDING FOR CHARITY.<br />
SPITE the recognized fact that a Inrge sum will be<br />
. needed for charity here this coming winter, the as-<br />
bailee that severnl fund-raising projects are now tm-<br />
|t way inspires the hope that an acute condition may<br />
[averted,<br />
[it ia anticipated that a substantial amount will be<br />
llizid from the forthcomins Passion Play, The Taber-<br />
We Association IIRR volimteerecl to surrender a per-<br />
top <strong>of</strong> the net proceeds from the three-day appear-,<br />
ice to the city welfare fund,<br />
JThe Beach Patrol proposes to surrender the entire<br />
| proceeds from its ball nt convention hall Saturday .<br />
pi to charity, ,<br />
[The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Republican dub has worked out a<br />
'lutlon to its charitable entertainment, which hit a snag<br />
m it proposed Sunday movies, It will present a vaude-<br />
rj show at convention hall, Monday night, the proceeds<br />
I go to its Sunshine Committee, an active charity group,<br />
I the first show is a success, similar ones will follow<br />
Wdy until fall. ., .<br />
[Your presence at any <strong>of</strong> these affairs wil be a direct<br />
ptribution to the needy,<br />
SATURDAY'S CASTING TOURNAMENT.<br />
HETHER you're a fishing entlnisiaM or not, 'don't<br />
miss the casting tournament on the beach near the<br />
b «t. fishing pier"tomorrow (Saturday), This numml<br />
nt, in which eight fishing clubR will participRte.- ut-<br />
:ti a larger crowd <strong>of</strong> spectators every year it takes<br />
Do You Remember?<br />
20 TEAIIS AfiO<br />
Oeorie W. Liavls, L'S, <strong>of</strong> Mer-<br />
'HiftiitvlUe, was atrunk by an<br />
Muiamoblle while, playing ball fin<br />
•\shury av., near llth si. He<br />
iii-'l HOOD after.<br />
llnnrdwallt morehBms enn-<br />
tinii'd in sell ico erearn and rtini<br />
liiiihints nulln oil Sunday, deitplle<br />
the fiicM i tint RuininnnOH wpro<br />
IsBHOil lo iipliflar In riliirl flir<br />
Thp PonilKylvnnht RnMrnm)<br />
forty liiijit, Avalan, ran nil :i<br />
-hnnsl bur hetsveen here and<br />
LoiiKiiini, rriijhtcnlnii IS piiBHCil-<br />
Thn 2utli gt.. Irnnrovrniem AH-<br />
Hnrijitiun was fnrnind fit the<br />
linnip <strong>of</strong> Dr. Charles '1'. Oildpn.<br />
William P. Llpplnciitt pur.<br />
I'lmsi'd Hip flwiirihmore Hotel<br />
liiroii/ili ihP iigchry ftt rinytnti<br />
MninnN nrirk.<br />
!ft TKARS AfiO<br />
The ABliury Park Fishing LTuli<br />
won •! Ins <strong>Ocean</strong> city Trophy Tor<br />
surf ciiNiin;; iirenking \\w wnrurH<br />
The Sumli .iDCiiciy Tennlit<br />
Tnurnamont WUH lield here.<br />
Opeaii <strong>City</strong> aH^esified vnluatinnH<br />
were iiiLMeaHed $22n,0nn. Tim<br />
Innil intjreaSR For the county<br />
The iinnunl Ijuhy paliule W;IH<br />
hflil on flie boardwalk.<br />
There wnrc ninny PlttHbiirgh<br />
aiiti Wllniiimtiin viKliorn hi ihp<br />
report.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Cay 90's<br />
SO1KV S1OI KIMS<br />
Theie liiiiy he an epidemic nf<br />
Cl-iiy.y Hliii-liillKii aiiluIIK the gills<br />
siiiiii. It wiis talked abiiut 011<br />
Iht! heniih Ilii- other nfternoBn.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e sill tame down in her after<br />
hiiiliinii Hciults, mid nruiidlf ilis-<br />
CIIIMIII ii iniii' ill' slucliingH lliiil<br />
HIH'IICL'U ihe ocean. Feminine<br />
*Nii'killf!i< iire BUpponed lo be a<br />
HUhjUCI III lie iilOUslil i)f, IHIR.<br />
sillily, never in he mi'Iitloneil.<br />
lint they lire SD ninth In evi-<br />
dence ut Dili shine ihaii not ;il<br />
il. iInn il neeniK nil iiRlii.<br />
This uhi siinlifii <strong>of</strong> was veiy<br />
in ciiitl iif her liOHiery, unil posi-<br />
Mvi'lv idcaliiicd that portion <strong>of</strong><br />
thi-iii "f 11*11 WHS HariiiiS green.<br />
"I'm jjiiiim in wear theiii^ in<br />
hnthini.'." she Hiiiil at Inst. "Dare<br />
me,v" (it ciiiirse, everyiine snid<br />
yi'ii. iiiid she ilecliired pusilively<br />
xlii, ivtinlil ilif nesl chiinee nhe<br />
aci. Ami Mnii staited a talk nn<br />
iiiiiil siniiiiiidH, iinil the Kirls<br />
"TTriTfrinrmr IIDIOH mi who had the<br />
I,KI*I vivid pair.<br />
This BMeins lo he linid in lie-<br />
iide, nnd SII the urnup all luaili-<br />
up iliiih- iniiidH to \v«ar ilieni In<br />
liiiihliia. The one with the noiai-<br />
IHI pall' im wins a box <strong>of</strong> suit<br />
Oilier liiiiy. It 1H imponaihle to<br />
iiiiiiu HIM dare positively, how-<br />
I'M'r, us all women have IIN<br />
clmnaiim IIIIIIMIH as Ihe wind.<br />
If yon iirc looking for anyona<br />
evenings, yon may Una" them by<br />
simply" fnlluwtnK these diree-<br />
tiuns; <strong>On</strong> ID the carousel, search<br />
cliiaely, Oo to Headiey's pier,<br />
senrch clnsely. And you're bimnii<br />
in sne theiii there. There isn't<br />
iiiiy nilier place. How are ynu<br />
Kiiilia tu help it? Von so In and<br />
Willie ia •iniklllK 10 a Ki-iiiip <strong>of</strong><br />
uiila. In a momeiil lie moves<br />
away In iinoilier and tn annlher,<br />
ami so on hack to IIIH first<br />
crowd. This is the place whore<br />
everybody (sues, so why shouldn't<br />
yon •'<br />
(Tile iiliiivp iirtlcles n..r<br />
in tlu> OfMtti <strong>City</strong> Dull}- lii'liiir.<br />
fiT fur TlmrsilBy, .Inly SI. !«»«•)<br />
, It Is no mean feat, this casting successfully. It ve-<br />
N»s nice precision, long practice nnd an arm like a big,<br />
We pitcher, . . ,.<br />
A beautiful silver loving cup, costing $2000, is the<br />
A ». The <strong>Ocean</strong> pity Fishing'Club has won _ this tro-<br />
flve times, and will have a strong team in tomor-.<br />
I The cSi n toUrnament is one <strong>of</strong> the big events <strong>of</strong><br />
»season for <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. It will nttrwt Morw.ot one-<br />
T Visitors from the home towns <strong>of</strong> the visiting clubs,<br />
* sporting, event <strong>of</strong> no small proportions.<br />
,, PUNISHMENT THEY'LL REMEMBER, '<br />
AGISTRATE George D. Richards displayed a keen-<br />
',insight to human nature in metinir out sentence<br />
mother day to Bome boys whom police had ^tf."""^<br />
Png crapB, He fined them ?B each and specified that<br />
1 muat pay his own fine, wittiout help from n>s par=<br />
i mothers <strong>of</strong> three paid their fines, but t h e »<br />
> ruled that the boys would have to wjb<br />
«•!_, parents with money earned by thiinBeVves, and<br />
ww have to report pwmenta to city <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
.We Buspect Hi ftkpuniBhtnent will hurt more ttan<br />
| other within reason he could have devtw^ * h ^f<br />
|i. when dozem <strong>of</strong> boys art competing fw f«f, J*<br />
ys will be hard to barn. The earning <strong>of</strong> it will, no<br />
Stt- teEch them a lesson they'll never forget<br />
We .prediot that these youngsters will hereafter shun<br />
I Ilka a plague.<br />
tormr to<br />
THE REAL MENACE By Albert T. Rmd What's Behind the<br />
ixs.<br />
THEMUHY<br />
By FRANK PARSER<br />
Other Editors' Views<br />
IT ttOUU) AI'I'EAH<br />
THKU IUKI) IN VA1K<br />
In 182B three men were hang,<br />
ed for stealing one sheep. The<br />
jiidM said: "You are not<br />
hanged for itealing the iheep,<br />
but that Kheep shall not he<br />
stolen."<br />
There is plenty to worry about<br />
in our present laws and court<br />
practices, but we have come<br />
some distance In the last 102<br />
years,—Pleapantviile Press, '<br />
ASTER EXECUTIVr<br />
OH, NO! IT<br />
COST ASYTHIKti!<br />
Some time when you are In<br />
North Jersey travel over' the<br />
road from Newark to Jersey<br />
<strong>City</strong>. Just <strong>of</strong>f the hiBliway, you<br />
will see a great Iron frame-<br />
work tnat looks like a hlah<br />
bridge, it Is the new overlitrnl<br />
hlBhway that will eniinee! Now-<br />
ark and JeriiBy <strong>City</strong> and which<br />
la Bald to coat two million dr.1-<br />
lars a mile. It is being built<br />
from proceeda <strong>of</strong> the $100,000,0011<br />
bond issue. Senator Pierson, who<br />
urged the adoption <strong>of</strong> that bond<br />
IBBUB, told the nubile it wouldn't<br />
cost us anything}<br />
We simple-minded voters have<br />
been iwallowInK political iiokiuu<br />
so Ions that we are wo-klng<br />
one day oiit <strong>of</strong> every lour tn<br />
earn the tnxes tn pay thn bills.<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> us have given up oui<br />
farms, homes and biisinesisiw to<br />
the Bherifl in order to i-kniiwn, InU'restliiu lucfs<br />
nlmiit llsh, cuiiiiiiiin t» wiitiTs<br />
liercahoiitN.—Kditiir,)<br />
Kj KDWAHli «. KitNKKE<br />
Often you hear soiiie oid-tliii-<br />
HIS splii lish stories tliat lax the<br />
present day fisherman's imaglna.<br />
Mon=slngle catches <strong>of</strong> weakfish,<br />
bhiefiBli and croakers that nmi<br />
can not tie duplicated in a seii-<br />
Hiin's lialilng.<br />
"Why," you link yijurself,<br />
"ilon't we have as good tldhin<br />
today?"<br />
There have been tunny ans-<br />
'wera, but the most plausible In<br />
"water pollution."<br />
* V * < :<br />
Before the world war, ncenii-<br />
Moln^ vessels started to inslall<br />
'oil burning motive power. Miii'ii<br />
waste oil. Is dumped into tin-<br />
ocean and a eonsiderahle portion<br />
eventually washes up on the<br />
beaches and floods Into the bays<br />
iind inlets, kllllnit a large ner-<br />
eentage <strong>of</strong> the natural food sup-<br />
Illy <strong>of</strong> the Bah,<br />
Coupled with this was the ex-<br />
cess dumping <strong>of</strong> refuse, oil and<br />
sewage into streams and rivers,<br />
which in the course <strong>of</strong> tthie finds<br />
its way to the ocean. This lat-<br />
ter evil Is being corrected by<br />
laws, prohibiting stream and<br />
river pollution. Notable In this<br />
enaeatw are" New Jersey, Fenn-<br />
nylvanla and Ntw Tork',<br />
* • •<br />
Another ntmy, although it<br />
niiij' nut bu uwiii'e' ur it, IH UII'<br />
MnKqiifio Exieriiiinuiion 1'onimln.<br />
RIIIH; The npnnivcd mothnil nf<br />
miiHijiiItu I'xtermilintion is l»<br />
I'IIVI'I 1 the aurfneo <strong>of</strong> ililelinB iiiiil<br />
liondB on the iiiiiidowB with nil<br />
nr iiihfir fluid, which noi nnl,v<br />
kilis the tiiOBquito hrvii« liilt<br />
iiiBii iriiniHe nntHniBms, frfthn<br />
iiiid mimll llshPH mion which tin'<br />
larger Ugh depend for fntji!. <strong>On</strong><br />
II Unod tide tins nil finds im<br />
way to the hay and works th<br />
Miiinfi liBVoc there. A dHTerent.<br />
iiidlhnd <strong>of</strong> muiiquitii contrnl it,<br />
iieutely neoded,<br />
Lrick <strong>of</strong> food and cieilii wairr .<br />
is ony reason for (Wi not oom-<br />
iiijc to our waters in nu ' Inrjrf<br />
niiinhers BB they did 30 nr 25<br />
yiiiiiH ngn, Tho time may again<br />
vmm when' It will ho n« good.<br />
Inn not until Btill more drnntif<br />
iiipnsnres are aaoptcil'tn prevent<br />
.wnter pollution.<br />
(Jiext week—MuBnels, a. jrrtat<br />
fuoil rapply Rt OUT ilour, nlmnnf<br />
imtnnciied—whj'i)<br />
Tho dental college <strong>of</strong> Colum-<br />
bia is across the rtreet from St,<br />
O.ihrlel's Park, £ three-acre<br />
green spot In the heart <strong>of</strong> the<br />
city. In this nark men rest who<br />
are out <strong>of</strong> work. From tlBi to<br />
time ioine <strong>of</strong>. thftta are inTltefl<br />
to the distil college, wher» Vit<br />
studeBts work UJOB OlilF titth.<br />
"Wbat ta<br />
'"^he o«i»r fellow'a broktb."<br />
"Yea," said the b (ily yrainis<br />
man. "I write poetry.<br />
The Bill was Impressed,<br />
"How truly devastating." she '<br />
exclaimed, "Does your poetry<br />
yield any returns?"<br />
"Yes," said the young man,<br />
Hlehing heavily. "It. praeticiilly<br />
nil 1 returns!" _<br />
Agitated Passengers "I'm sure<br />
that was a human being we ran<br />
uver,"<br />
Bus Driver (in heavy dust):<br />
"Ah, good; then we're still on<br />
the main rnai) all right."<br />
Street Orator: "We must fet<br />
rid <strong>of</strong> radicalism, socialism, bol-<br />
.".hevism, commuuionism and an-<br />
nrehlsni,"<br />
Voice from the Crowd; "And<br />
while you're about It, why nut<br />
throw in rheumatism?"<br />
Manager: "I hear you and the<br />
lending lady are on the out*,"<br />
Wlectrlclan: "Yeah, It waa one<br />
•if those quick change scenes,<br />
with tie stage all dark. She<br />
asked for her tlghta and I<br />
I noufht she said lights,"<br />
A sailor stuck his head in the<br />
dqor <strong>of</strong> the public, bar and<br />
asked; "boei anybody in here<br />
want to fliht?"<br />
NonodVsftld a word, and the<br />
Tb? old gentJeniM aid sot try<br />
lo MV hla wife Into their n«w<br />
eir n u vud to In the hw<br />
Biiilor repented; "Does an:<br />
in here want to nBht?" J<br />
<strong>On</strong>e old gentleman broae<br />
silencf mid said: "No,<br />
nn one wants to flght in<br />
"That'i OTOd," said the<br />
"Then It's (safe to come In: 1<br />
The old doctor ordered the Old<br />
linrson in take some *ot i-<br />
Hy eaeh iayt<br />
"But," said the patient,<br />
iifrnld that my housekeepw ^<br />
would object and leave me,"' ;:'•-<br />
"She need never know," I "<br />
Hie inedleo, "JUst tell ner .<br />
want Borne slinvlng water.",<br />
Some weeks Inter, the doctor<br />
i-alled to inqiilre for the .<br />
son,<br />
"He's gone mad, air." qm<br />
cd Hhe hoiiHekeeper, "The ,,,,<br />
untoortunate gentleman is shuV<br />
liijt hlniBelf morninB, noon «<br />
, IIIRW."<br />
A iieiero. applied for a Job<br />
set forth his attributes wit]<br />
tim iiiueli modesty. .<br />
"All rijht," Bald the OOSB, <<br />
i>an have tue lob, ^d ai to-.<br />
ury, well, I'll pay you ju* wB<br />
wer you're wortb,"<br />
"Dttt's no use to me, nah," *<br />
piled tha applicant decldedlyj 1 '<br />
la cettln 1 mo dan dat whet* I-)<br />
now,"
i&Ifei'^m<br />
, , in l>la heall.<br />
wpra hui^L beyond btU aid no<br />
Uhtll •<br />
i MMi mtdt.<br />
MtAtnlttw<br />
(t? to tyl at«g«- tor<br />
~i _t the young peo-<br />
MUleT, c_firman al<br />
eomr<strong>of</strong>tt—>, looka<br />
_KIU«1M thus far<br />
tbo popular wooki^<br />
f«ar tbe dull was<br />
Uv* selection <strong>of</strong><br />
ind -or court.<br />
Pool will enter<br />
winmrt tQ be «n-<br />
ilCttt, <strong>Aug</strong>ust<br />
i't#ater sports <strong>On</strong><br />
T«n dollars f|p« was the pou-<br />
nlty Chui-len Wilson, 19. or itl<br />
Asbury av. ha* to pay Mp,n_lj><br />
morning for being the companion<br />
or another young ma_ wl»o U t r\ a. m. S d y<br />
Wil<br />
•Just a Friendly<br />
Admitting that they went drunk<br />
and "lust having a trtondly word<br />
fight" fur'old fi<br />
and lut vng a<br />
fight." four'colpred<br />
d 15 )b b M<br />
y<br />
were fin-<br />
ed 15 oattb by Magistrate Gooigc<br />
D Richards, Saturday, on nchargo<br />
<strong>of</strong> drunk and disorderly<br />
Jamos Coles, 61. <strong>of</strong> 312<br />
Mem<br />
Btnttf<br />
themselves this wi<br />
well jleaasd'over ..._ .<br />
their ninth anhual D*J1 In Con<br />
ventum hall Friday and Saturday iREAO-THE<br />
nights I<br />
ADS<br />
»ALE.<br />
U) virtue <strong>of</strong> H writ Of Merl l'a,.-<br />
We»t !«« .for flcjl H*f{ff_«««..J'nll.-*<br />
mos Coles, 61. <strong>of</strong> 312 West '»« ">• ff'o « Metunwwl PIVJISM,<br />
hi. anna Tnma> Ti- 17 n>.ii '" "'" dlloct«d, ImUHl out Of th<br />
. fl ' A n L ' n ' L ' ult "' Chrnic«n 0( NOW Jelioy<br />
rt 34 and George Conwaj u ioth dy <strong>of</strong> A»u»t A 1'<br />
60-Year-OId Club<br />
Members Missing<br />
Maybe the Old Boys Were<br />
Playing Hookey<br />
The second meetinp; <strong>of</strong> tlio<br />
ThHje Score and Ten Club m>»y i entering tho store or stealing y<br />
havp been held. in Somers P<strong>of</strong>tit i thing. Nothing was found on hlfl<br />
Tuesday afternoon as scheduled. | person when arrested, and the<br />
but you can't prove It by Lin-1 elualvo King disappeared,<br />
wood W. Mintzer, boardwalk mci Magistrate George D( Richaids<br />
chant listed as one <strong>of</strong> the two « lld ho was Inclined to bollcvc<br />
r\ y<br />
Wilson said ho had met anorh-<br />
er fellow, named Pat Ktug, at a<br />
party In Somers Point, and thai<br />
the) had come home lo^etlior. Oi<br />
tlio way up Aslmry av. King stop-<br />
ped at Crowloy's Market, near 7th<br />
at., and entered It. Wilson mild<br />
bo kept on walking tor.-uid home<br />
tut stopped in the next block.<br />
Tho night watchman o.' nome uf<br />
tho stores in tho district siiw King<br />
onter the Store and Wl'.aon walk-<br />
ing away ana called pni'o' 1 . Wil-<br />
son claimed he had no hand In<br />
Albort. 34, and George conwaj, ^'„,"„,_"£^ J _"A«5S.<br />
36, <strong>of</strong> 63. West av, wete the In- ini In a certain cwino<br />
A<br />
wh<br />
A<br />
y<br />
1'<br />
cmln<br />
l<br />
__ T<br />
By \litue <strong>of</strong> a. -writ <strong>of</strong> Fieri J*o-<br />
ui. for tale <strong>of</strong> Mart**!** Plttli",<br />
»ALB<br />
to<br />
<strong>of</strong> f<br />
for tale <strong>of</strong> Mart<br />
me directed,<br />
tbe Court<br />
41«auj4<br />
out<br />
h H f<br />
charter members <strong>of</strong> the club at<br />
its first meetinir here last week<br />
"Old soldiers never die — thev<br />
only fade away," the old sonu<br />
goeB, and Mr Mintier \f incline'<br />
to ni^ree with it- For he searched<br />
Somers Point high and low TUPS<br />
day afternoon, without UHMIMIIK the<br />
mooting<br />
Edward Eolls,<br />
and VI'<br />
minister who or7dl the<br />
d* in Ocea n Cl 'V. ">«t Eugene<br />
Wood,, <strong>of</strong> Somera Pomt, the V<br />
~? JLJ* ond charter member, agreed to<br />
m a •" have the meeting Tuesday nt<br />
g<br />
have the meeting Tuesday nt<br />
* Wd' h i S<br />
(<br />
y<br />
**r. Wood's home in Somers Point<br />
2*<br />
the old<br />
were to gather<br />
d h<br />
tha<br />
It<br />
Io-<br />
Wilson when he said he had no<br />
purt in the robbery, but that his<br />
bolng with tho other man made<br />
him partly guilty.<br />
When ashed why he did not try<br />
CITV OF OCEAN CITY<br />
NEW JBRSEV<br />
ORDINANCE NO. 531<br />
AN ORDINANCE coilccriilliii<br />
ti f l t<br />
uiut<br />
.-lllt<br />
liiv<br />
(.11 <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong> mi <strong>City</strong> I\n\ J r |_J<br />
til Iillrpo i <strong>of</strong> I I uliiiiuy in ndltllilli<br />
1HD -OAIID "o'l" COMMISSION<br />
i HS oi iHL mi DI. ori IN<br />
(.11 Y IX) OltI)\IN —<br />
to<br />
to move the club hrck<br />
Cit\ when the nucleus<br />
Seitlon 1 __.<br />
<strong>of</strong> economy In administering tin<br />
WBS Finmcnt <strong>of</strong> tin- city <strong>of</strong> OLCJUI<br />
the<br />
me<br />
' But Mr. Mlntzer looked all ar-<br />
uuiul llm Point TU—MJIU uf (LI<br />
I noon for his buddies <strong>of</strong> to years<br />
or over and was unable to dis<br />
to th* "lunlnr **Ver tbe meeting. Perhaps th*><br />
^III iJ hrZ b °ys were out playinp baseball<br />
_,.wi i_?.r i - »n U» •-•* lot or the v may have<br />
_Tf«tds BlgnlfylJie ru_ B w a v (rom h o m e ln / a p l r l t<br />
<strong>of</strong> youthful adventure.<br />
t o he <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Oe<br />
New Jcistj thin sliull li n ii<br />
rcntuiii diduttiil frnni tht cfniu\ 01<br />
ti f i<br />
.n<br />
••lu.v)!v,<br />
b<br />
wh<br />
llm eo<br />
from tl<br />
tlio Llfi<br />
IIIK tlie p<br />
laid cledlicMon<br />
1, 193S. and th<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> every <strong>of</strong>ficer, oni<br />
forcninn. nupcrlnlonik'nl.<br />
<strong>of</strong> tho l*'ln: ])t>piirTnu-nt: nnd<br />
<strong>of</strong> tin: l'tiHd* lX'|"t't lUi.'.nl<br />
pllnfT liLhori.^r» .'ind ini^li i i<br />
urt* pnld nt. IIM liomlv tiiif<br />
itij H!H\I1 I,,- ,l,:ti:niiin.>il hi<br />
oniliiK ljody linn- itnd IIXMII'KTN nt<br />
anurd Hcrvlci; Imi I n<strong>On</strong>d-<br />
<strong>of</strong> ,-ittii ,'•• i i.T ; nd<br />
n lx>rfn vsoji&horc Building &hd L<strong>of</strong>tll ASflocllU<br />
iV? y •""' » Corpomtlon <strong>of</strong> the Stnto <strong>of</strong><br />
night N i i llm d L<br />
•""' p o n <strong>of</strong> the Stnto<br />
Nov<br />
iorBej is caniplalnam and<br />
MCb Jh t t l<br />
PTBMBBR eh, m<br />
hour* <strong>of</strong> twelvn mid<br />
M, to wit at t^^l^o<br />
y g Nov iorBej is caniplalnam and L*o<br />
The four men told the mugls- McCubu Johnson, ot us, «t «lo uro<br />
trate they were celebrating Hit difindnms I ahull exposo to BQIL «t<br />
homecoming <strong>of</strong> James from Nuv, 'TUESDAY," SEPTBMBBR eth, im<br />
Y6rk and that they had "nioro hoiwucn iho hour* <strong>of</strong> twelvn<br />
drinks than they could munt"<br />
'Iho charge against jnmeS. sr <strong>of</strong> •;]'»!; »,°» '^"""(liayilih"' Z°\Z<br />
maintaining a disorderly house Vi,!,,, <strong>of</strong> »..i.i 'd.y f ^t y X mS.rif"!<br />
was droppod when It was learn i fii< I ""<br />
ed it had been Just a, family affair a<br />
Ma\ N<br />
t<br />
Court llouno<br />
J<br />
Ma\ C<br />
Cnpe"M«y County. New Jersey:<br />
All that certain mortgaged prom<br />
loo» with tho appurtenances In tho<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> tqmplalnf In the .aid_<br />
Mr and Mrn D I MeuKes <strong>of</strong> "••< ls '" ""^<br />
-« a — —. ^ Ul Ih. Irillrh<br />
*\ ?Jt 1I1L1I kill/ U|/|JUI IVIlttllliUfli Jll UUJ MAIP I'f >jUin|'(U"ik ««- ---i.- -• - •<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> coinl>lnlnt In tho Bald cause partlctilnrly «et forili ttnd described<br />
i iiiimluiK bHt forth und ducrlbcd (hat la to<br />
Ainhlei and Lamente Spencei <strong>of</strong><br />
Aionrlale, are here at tho<br />
ton<br />
following tract or pArcol<br />
und promises hereinafter<br />
NOTICE T-O LIMIT CREDITORS<br />
Ettate <strong>of</strong> Kathryn G McCluro, Oe<br />
ceased<br />
uisuiuit to tin old,, <strong>of</strong> IIHIM.<br />
I lt< li Summit, or th< fount) oi<br />
dlii Miu mad u,i tho • li,lilh ln<br />
>t Autu t \ 1> l'j. on thi iippli<br />
iiitlm or tin mis, iiii, r» Liiiinnr<br />
<strong>of</strong> mild ,1 bi-twoen lines parnllel with <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
A\enue flftj feet In leticth "T dooth<br />
Amount due under decreo Is til<br />
491.22. with Interest and Sheriff's<br />
foes In be added<br />
WIIL,T\M n row PI i. sherirr<br />
OuUil Jul> 57th 1»12<br />
)- n ,lwood I-' Klrkman, ffol'r.<br />
7 M-4f- pf »17.S8<br />
N J<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY<br />
AUDIT FOR YEAR OF 1931<br />
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1<br />
m<br />
urt<br />
Ui<br />
1<br />
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tit.<br />
SHERIFF<br />
(it 1<br />
>r M! t)C<br />
dn 11 d<br />
i>r ( h mt<br />
till II 1<br />
1 II Ui<br />
M<br />
1<br />
l \<br />
ol<br />
ill<br />
n<br />
s SALE:<br />
Mit 1 1 1 n 1 >.<br />
*fn d out <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> %PM Ii<br />
Illl^ \ ]><br />
n \\licn in<br />
complfilnfint<br />
ktid riu Mi<br />
11<br />
nr\<br />
l tin<br />
nn<br />
miii<br />
July 11.<br />
K. OF P. VULS SAI!<br />
— - — Three events ot social<br />
Of Queen In- opgi'Ung apiioct uro being planned<br />
. _^ five attendants for U»e future by the local chap-<br />
4 In the tJolrJen Gal tor, Knights <strong>of</strong> Pythias, It was<br />
t on Oil evo <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> announced this week<br />
P—rad«, It h»B <strong>On</strong> <strong>Aug</strong>ust 16 there will be a<br />
I party on the beach is planned<br />
tfes will be lined moonlight sail A watermelon<br />
1 ' lit for the fair- tor <strong>Aug</strong>ust 23, and the following<br />
„ the eveqinir <strong>of</strong> week an all day fishing party on<br />
Two entries from Hie one <strong>of</strong> the locil parly boata will<br />
ph<strong>of</strong>sen on the 17th, bo taken by the members<br />
Fhlrtdonj Hotel, to<br />
t>L for the month <strong>of</strong> __<br />
1 ne<br />
I i Hun I hi Oiilliinin di - nil<br />
affy ct th, nn mbcrn <strong>of</strong> thi Bnird ,rj<br />
and [ i ,mU,,i«iori, i-, <strong>of</strong> till4 (Iti win<br />
ivritlng f DJ<br />
i the 19th, and two<br />
Vltfhl dob-, who pYobablv .<br />
on the iSth, will ">» "» -no <strong>of</strong><br />
elionor. - *? "" dlr " tt ' 1<br />
nool immedi-<br />
pamde the eltuwis<br />
SHERIFF'S SALI<br />
»lllUl Of II Will Of IllH I ,<br />
O ll f V l Irtmiir<br />
out ot m.<br />
time the winners <strong>of</strong><br />
Hie »f)rade will be an-<br />
This «ffair will<br />
a day in honor <strong>of</strong> ull<br />
May Join<br />
les Family<br />
niKtion <strong>of</strong> ti<br />
inlury and t<br />
turns tin Bft forth<br />
ci ntinn < f Ihflr<br />
dcdiKtid ii likr<br />
in tliU Oi lin mci<br />
take effect 3. Tills OriHtianc<br />
on Ho.pl ember 1.<br />
NOTICE<br />
'I'lii- uljovr Ordiniince M'IIH |>U:^IN!<br />
n first romlln^ nt a inetttliis: <strong>of</strong> tin<br />
nirit <strong>of</strong> Coniml.uttlnmM-K <strong>of</strong> tin* Cil.\<br />
t O:m <strong>City</strong>. New Ji-r.i«.y hi-KI (n<br />
h nith for second<br />
il flnnl n:is:Mii;i- nt .i nieeiliiK nf<br />
(111! Pill.I lIlHUll 1(1 llf ll.'lll 111 Ull<br />
.r 1 *} Cluunlii-r.-i ;n tin- Oily<br />
Hull, In Oocini city. New Jirm-y<br />
the 21th iluy <strong>of</strong> Alli:unl. <strong>1932</strong>. 11<br />
'clock |i. in. Ei.HI.-<br />
inu Tlmo<br />
Il.VHKV A<br />
<strong>City</strong> Cli<br />
S_12-1t-llf $6.fiO<br />
HulltllK \snrrlill(.ii 11 col n <strong>of</strong><br />
PLIIII I im ,1 I nilnnls r nhall \<br />
roii to i-nl, ul politic \ ndut o,<br />
MONDAY AUGUST 22nd <strong>1932</strong><br />
11 t\\ t,i tlic houin <strong>of</strong> twtlif and<br />
hi, nil,ilk \' M to Mil nt tuvl\.<br />
( 111 n I I l^lj ll Im 1 I Inn.) oi in,<br />
' l"ili 1 « d>i\lir.ht sum!,<br />
linn ) <strong>of</strong> ild ,1 ii in Di sin nfl i<br />
fdi III I Ull MIIN ( nit HLIII<br />
Cupi Mai i ou,it\ \,vi l,n*><br />
V" I'm nil ilu moitL ,(.MI pi,in<br />
in ^ ulth th, nuiinrt^nnni i ^ in il,,<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> iimipinliit in Hi, ^nid uiH,<br />
Tittl uliirl t f ,th mill Its nl til<br />
tint Is t i ««i<br />
Ml ilu toll in in in t II pin,i |<br />
. f I,, 1 mi I pi n \H In nlmrt i<br />
n iinulailj il( it 111 » 1 ^iiiiiti IMni.<br />
I n 1 1 \ni_ in ih ( n\ i r I 1N\1\( In Mi<br />
lln nr ( nti 1 U n<br />
I 1 1 II 11111)<br />
I II Ir in ih <br />
liMin Illn * puill,l ^111, Hild Mivtli<br />
Sinn <strong>On</strong>, Hjiujr .1 (1(10) fLft lo u<br />
flftmll list uldl ,t»,K.t<br />
BKINt} Oil the samp i Vn,l como<br />
d to tin. Mild miitv <strong>of</strong> tin iii i<br />
11 .it b> Wllllun I Jo, I,,, ,,,, i '„'<br />
nnh it loch, i hi win i,\ ,ii i<br />
1.-J<br />
Pbllnili-!i>hltl<br />
1|- IO Iti; Atlninov<br />
Hnny K. Kelli-r<br />
Il-Jil AVnliiul Rtri<br />
I'lillndi-lplilH. 1', ,,<br />
•01-pf 512,50<br />
SHEBIFF'S SALE<br />
rmrdiil in tin ( ,p AlUi t nn<br />
ClLrliB Oflli. Novrntl), r 0 li<br />
Hook No 41. »C l>, .JM ,,r ,,,<br />
310 ic<br />
K vlrluo <strong>of</strong> n<br />
nln or Mo 10<br />
IHM'I<br />
till!<br />
It , f I i.iI I<br />
p^d Mi f.,in^i<br />
nn fliiLttiil iM^ii^ri ut if th,<br />
or t hum , M <strong>of</strong> r*, ii joi i \ o<br />
nth iim ,.r J^J^ \ p n, ... .<br />
• iitiiln uiiiM, ^Inifiti linn lin^^l<br />
m nt (o tniHtf^ rti (L al in<br />
rumpliLhifint i and \nnli N Liurtii<br />
MIdiiM i I il «i (1if ndniiH<br />
hull ixpoir- lo -i\, -it imlillc \m<br />
i i In<br />
MONDAY AUGUST 22nd 10J2<br />
li Iwii n tin houi if l\\ K<br />
ll\ o lo I I M I,<br />
In ll ll I, (SI<br />
I lo k 1 M<br />
run ) <strong>of</strong> i,i<br />
(tlivllchl Si\ln(<br />
ll nt 111, SI, riff,<br />
linn<br />
I i| M ii < iiinii N,M j,,, ,<br />
Ml til il , it lln morluiKo!<br />
I I 1 Hll th 1|)PU1 ll 11 HI Pq {<br />
Mil <strong>of</strong> i-miplnliil In Ih ill<br />
txirtlciiliirly not lori.b nnd de.»irlhod<br />
ll.r<br />
foliow ini. nit<br />
due oil<br />
di<br />
md<br />
Amount l>7 S2 ivllli IhlciiKt<br />
tn.- to 1«> added<br />
UIMJIU II POMKI!<br />
I>lt, d Vll^iiHt loth 1112<br />
}\\ld O Watkliifl stol i<br />
II li(illi:uti!B won:<br />
i irt d li null u<br />
1000009<br />
DiaburumfinU<br />
\s4t«i]m(.nt llfjndn<br />
To Currant AoaeKnment Lltn Intiiul<br />
To t urrint \nm 31,1,1, nl IlinContn<br />
f I 214 76711<br />
Llabllltlei<br />
Jan 1 19JI<br />
t 300 940110<br />
If. 000 00<br />
2 (170 MO W<br />
w 000 on<br />
— SS7 000 00<br />
- 100000<br />
174 6WJ0<br />
11 JO 4<br />
Yppropi union* 14J05O97<br />
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBUR8IMIN<br />
CAPITAL ACCOUNT—1831<br />
Recelpti<br />
Malaiii Januao 1 1 > 11<br />
Ilondul IndLhteiineHi lami, d<br />
Iniprov, nitnt Not, 1 Iasued _<br />
liom Triiflt An>, omhli IniproM nwnt Isol II<br />
nun, d<br />
I'lvmlmnn on Dond Sal, 1<br />
Fxcisn I undu on Hond Sal,<br />
I roni Curr, nt K, tlrr-m, nt <strong>of</strong> s, 1I11I 1 onds (., 11<br />
1 mm Currr-m_R,,t|rnm, nl <strong>of</strong> H,rIi,l Bondi Si hool<br />
i^"'f .—i^!, nl ~ R '" rt '" 1 '" 1 <strong>of</strong> T 'ni»or«r> Uindr<br />
G 3 r il EC<br />
600 00<br />
2 000 00-<br />
97 000 M<br />
n 000 m<br />
11 wr es<br />
r 1 :000 o»<br />
Total Itvcelpti,<br />
Dliburismenu<br />
lin|i,l,..| liiil,.),U .111. n. :'nld<br />
tmprovimieiil N'ot,-^ I'nlil<br />
PreniluuiH IOxpotnlotl<br />
('mitrncln Paynblo -<br />
Ordiiin>ioc Ainiropiintlonrt—Olin-r ChurKoi<br />
To CuiT<strong>On</strong>t—Billunoo 477 - 183<br />
I'ti Trust-- AiinOHUnii-nt<br />
To Current- liubiuo.o <strong>of</strong> liond rronihmi<br />
Tom! I.>I*bur..jeincntt<br />
l-luetinlier 31. 1931<br />
% ro iiinoo<br />
« 600 00<br />
ISO 00<br />
171067(11<br />
in mm<br />
1 077 «:<br />
21 000 00<br />
loooo<br />
COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES FOR UK?!<br />
TAXESA^IO dVSSESSMENl<br />
orilif f UH lax < olli 1 tin <strong>On</strong> on <strong>City</strong> Niw Jer»e><br />
Noll,, In In ril\ RIM n Hint tho ollljmrllfi thn Tax roUwtW at<br />
1 111 N,m 1, rni'\ purFiianl to Ihe la\%« <strong>of</strong> the Stato <strong>of</strong> New !~~<br />
nch 1 if,, *IGS__.1<br />
Mutual In, fo nnd P«Ke A 4 L. C «-»-l<br />
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WBllmn Hubert Lynclv .<br />
WUllun Hubert Lynch<br />
Willi H b t L h<br />
Wlllliun Hubert Lynch ___<br />
Ua-_U-gUaQ»CDiio¥eF _ -^ ^ s<br />
Md—ughlsii-Conover Co. _<br />
TOU__ «, Maney<br />
William E. Massey __.<br />
LaWrenco K. Rlchnran<br />
LAwnnce K. nichmon __<br />
I_a—rence K. Rlchman<br />
I-awrence K. Rlchman<br />
Clatence L>. Da Bols _<br />
Clarence I* Du Bols<br />
Stirling: W. snd Bertlu, Cole<br />
Stirling W. and Bertba Cole ___<br />
Stirling W. and Bertha Cole _<br />
Stirling- W. find Bertha Colo ...<br />
Stirling: W. and Bertha Colo __<br />
Clarence L. DuBols<br />
Clarence L. Du Bnln .<br />
Clarence"!.. Du Bola .<br />
Helen E. Roeser __^ .<br />
Helen K. Roeser<br />
Helen B. Roeser .<br />
Helen H. Roeser<br />
Helen __ Rwttr .<br />
Hfelen E Rosier<br />
Helen K. Howir<br />
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John V. Myers ,_ .<br />
Myers - • .__<br />
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Mary M, wnson -<br />
Muy tt Wilson ________<br />
Mary E, Wilson ._<br />
WlUlnm M, Clemens ___<br />
WUUam M, OInue-i_-__.<br />
McL_uglil»n-C(inov(ir Co,<br />
Mclaughlan-Conovcr Co, _____<br />
McL»ashlan-Conover Co, _______<br />
McLamrhliin-Conover oo,<br />
MtLaughlsn-Conover Co, ___<br />
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<strong>Ocean</strong> Front Security Co, _____<br />
_ <strong>Ocean</strong> Front Security Co, .___._„<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Front Socurky Co. •---<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Front ieeurtty ce, _<br />
William MoLjuighlon -<br />
'twniisB _fci,»uihi»ii ___________ '_ ""<br />
•B, jylUIam lletUer<br />
B. -William Sledler __<br />
B, Wlinam Sledler _<br />
a. WUllnm SMIer ___<br />
J5, WUllun HlMItr ___<br />
ft William •Mler<br />
Boach Front Investment Co<br />
Beach Front Investment Co.<br />
Beach Front Investment Co.<br />
Beach Front Investment Co.<br />
Beach Front Investment Co.<br />
Beach Front Investment Co.<br />
Beach Front Investment Co<br />
Beach Front Investment Co<br />
B*ach Front Invc tmpnt Co<br />
Beach Front Investment Co<br />
Baach Front Investhient Oo.<br />
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Walter H. Hnyes. ft ul» _—_.—_.________ T4.JS<br />
Louise K. Htid James B. Collnday (1929-30) 41J.5.1<br />
Minnie V. Rublcam . - . .__ 178 02<br />
Lmira A Flti 11430<br />
l-oul*e K Collndn _ 444 7«<br />
Ueorge W_ £?ooy und Boulu_i Wllklns . _48.dO<br />
Oeorgn W. Sooy imd Beulah Wllklns _--. - S48 90<br />
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Aelyas Knssul) _ -___ ^_ 575,43<br />
Thomaji O Tuno _ _ 569 IB<br />
ThomaB Q Tu#o 398 52<br />
Jo eplllnn Got tr 849 31<br />
William B L1m.l1 _ US SB<br />
J'lorence S. Johnson . 7S.79<br />
Florenco S. Johnsoti .... _63.oii<br />
Florence S Johrmon _ . . f,2 00<br />
H II Johnson O» — _ 41*) M7<br />
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ueoree W Sooy iind Denlah Wilklns 263 02<br />
Oporwe W Snoi nnd liiulah Wllklni VI 27<br />
First National Bank. Cuartfiun for Rachel Loo 28 *><br />
First Natlunal Bank, OunrdfHii for FtHchel I_eo 494<br />
First National Bank, Giiurdlnn for KnclK'l _*o 2824<br />
Eleanor H, Hall<br />
Hill Dnsdjrinr Co. _____________<br />
Atlantis fl, and L, Aim.<br />
Atlantis B, and L. AiSn. „<br />
Bdw. J, O'MareL oxer Bst, David WHUeeafc<br />
Joslah H, Du liols -<br />
Harry 43, and May Hobbinii ,<br />
Frank B, Darby , ,__<br />
Franeta Freeman , __„-__<br />
Jesse D, Romalne . _,..____.,<br />
Je«iB D. Roraalne ___________________<br />
Jesao D. Homaliio _<br />
Jena D, Homalne , _«_,_ _-___<br />
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Bertha Zimmerman<br />
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Karl V, Westoott<br />
Barl V. WestcoU<br />
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Earl V. Weitcott<br />
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Prank and Anna Oro-ser<br />
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Franoli B. Oope _ _<br />
Franeli B, Oop«<br />
S4_ncl» B. Oops .<br />
frsneii B, Cope<br />
Altrei Trainman O021I-30)<br />
Juninn Propon (1023-30) .<br />
.Tnni.B Proien 411129-30)<br />
Jamel Proaen u.20-30)<br />
James Proisn (1989. B0) _i<br />
Jamei Proion U1I2S-30) ^<br />
jameB Proien (1I89.30) „<br />
jamea Proaen al20>I0) _ _<br />
James iProjen (11)20-30) _____ _<br />
Alfred Trainman (l»8|.)0) ____<br />
lirg, Oarrie B.' Young (1921.10)<br />
Mra, Carrie 8. Young (li_o-|p)<br />
W. A. nnd May Rich UOa.-ao.<br />
•W, A. and May Rich (198..30)<br />
\y, A. and May pioh (108J-10)<br />
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J. B, Potts, inc. ________<br />
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William B.<br />
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Treasure Island Heulty Co. .<br />
Harmsn Corp. „ ______<br />
Harmnn Corn. . -<br />
Haroniui Corp<br />
TImotliy J. Hulllvim (1H29-30)<br />
Jsmes E Lake (1929-80)<br />
Jatnrs fi Lake (1B-9-S0)<br />
James E Lnk«<br />
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tush. ApBly Oetsn <strong>City</strong> itor-<br />
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self." The words, than as now,<br />
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At the club, Breevort, in the ut<br />
most eonBdenco, pouring oiit a lib<br />
eral highball <strong>of</strong> Sherwood, loused<br />
It <strong>of</strong>f and told the whole story to<br />
Marvin Knlly, a Kentleman who<br />
liolltics with law, "I re<br />
appeared. John hud into<br />
Cwns<br />
«e« We <strong>City</strong> — JQJU> J. _M«7.<br />
664« It t lUadeI<br />
y<br />
<strong>of</strong> 664« I_otU»<br />
7<br />
l_UadeI-<br />
•bin. wife 1 given the 4lt*rn»tlve <strong>of</strong><br />
30 dnyi In JM1 <strong>of</strong> » fine <strong>of</strong> ^100<br />
or.. on a' disorderly conduct charge<br />
OjlHure last Friday by Miiyor 80-<br />
' IVoney. He paid th» fine,<br />
#_• anmttl WW OMrt<br />
(eapotiiied to tho change <strong>of</strong> aelitt- to 10S8 Central _v<br />
mont with a hurm <strong>of</strong> m>eed, hmd- ^,1-^ in the same<br />
I IM d l<strong>of</strong>t afialnsl the body C r T»<br />
mon h m , m<br />
Inut .IBM and l<strong>of</strong>t afialnsl the body Cr_ny _-O.tT»c In<br />
In qiiltk bucceBslon nnd J um P">SI,ihan_e. the family having<br />
]ubt nflt<br />
is awlme, s<br />
lono was expounding lilu views It-<br />
f th S<br />
hi. wife I*u!tB, 44; Oharlis Ma-<br />
iW_e, H, 61 "Wwi<strong>of</strong>c rd.,. aemt.<br />
_ M K and Nttta _llt»w. !7» <strong>of</strong> 48W<br />
ilEUt-HANT—Have you seen<br />
new Ulliott Post C_ra Printer<br />
,__ (ldressei'T Eiiahleei you t»<br />
IHnt your messagn and iidilron.i on<br />
niii-hlne. You eftn send 5 or<br />
J e»rds tor tlio priati ot one flrgt-<br />
elu- let tor. Think It over and<br />
i£i- T 8ilii!iid Bros,, 6.10 L-nndig<br />
Vinelana. Phono 111. S-B-it<br />
JOB BALI-"- Automatie KelloK air<br />
N. J. 7--l-Htp<br />
Oiiiiioard Motorii—Multi-<br />
aobile control, two iipeeaa<br />
I<br />
jhend und pills rever«e; electric<br />
ItirUr. For heavy duty and .....<br />
IIP to 1285. John a. Dennis, Ttri<br />
ml Bus'. Orean CIR<br />
n<br />
8 5<br />
OH R.Sl-lfl—llefHRerutor, Cheap.<br />
" I'liuauru itv., Ou<strong>of</strong>tn <strong>City</strong>,<br />
!-ia-3tp<br />
"He's Vim Horn, right<br />
Well, here's luck to them both!"<br />
"How!" and the men tossed oH<br />
heir drink.<br />
The affair never got outside <strong>of</strong><br />
he Van Horn home. Servants in<br />
those days were loyal- it was still<br />
in a time when servants talked,<br />
but not for publication.<br />
room <strong>of</strong> the<br />
after the fight<br />
s between Rasper Jorgaii", "They just naturally know how tp<br />
he waved his hand toward a eor<br />
aer <strong>of</strong> .the squared circle—a dark<br />
skinned museular youth rose<br />
., to put (team into a punch,<br />
„, „.. . klct_, when It landi. Why,<br />
to. dammit, ninety-nine tights out <strong>of</strong> a<br />
the Introduction E.I..IIII>K nt th« that kid Brefn'H his nainO<br />
h d d hit Uko wlndmlllB<br />
crowd, "known as the -MlacRxhUBdred hit like wljtalUii, Now.<br />
Wonder. 1 and"-hi(i other hand, Lipshltz. —'• «» ir~fc--—«-_-•#. kld"-<br />
haod pointed accusingly at John. B b<strong>of</strong>n<br />
Brten—"and riihtlns Llpvitoh!" The<br />
Thenshters had their bandages ing by a clean knockout<br />
hit Uko wlndmlllB N<br />
he'n no k> kc-that kid s<br />
,ln thfl<br />
and Netta i t r ,<br />
Ridge avU Philadelphia, were<br />
d Mh bi dlBordefly<br />
g<br />
charged<br />
persana.<br />
J h<br />
U Philadelphia,<br />
*Mh being dlBordefly<br />
rsana.<br />
John Mulkcrn, who occupied the<br />
apartment below Wagner, made<br />
the complaint that on Saturday<br />
nl_ht the house Was noisy from<br />
In a ipeqlBl Bcratch race tor • the<br />
larger funabeutt at tHe.cIoie ef<br />
t_i# day, defeaUng William J Mc-<br />
Cahan, III'B "Blora II" and the<br />
"SMtliiB" la a rasa -bat waa<br />
CIOBO all tbi way over the eourse.<br />
»B«r LNii SUM* Bosei,<br />
Fred and Tom Slack maneuver.<br />
ed their Baraeiat ineak box sail-<br />
OT "fhe Bat" Into ...it place In<br />
Saturday _ race for the point nail<br />
about 10 p. m.to 3 ft. M. Th0<br />
examlmd The M-wea were adju.t middle bf thj ,1x11. round, att-r a<br />
ed Ih. -nonlB were pulled from rtiin nil.a with light Trom start to<br />
f nl li romplQtPly ovi rnhado» ed<br />
Gilbert Van , Horn,<br />
at 1U0O, sal in the w<br />
Fifth av, club,<br />
Marvin Kelly, Ju<<br />
State Supreme Court<br />
In the fall<br />
«• <strong>of</strong> his<br />
the corner.,<br />
left the ring Ihe hBliKin<br />
fci i.f flif<br />
nun ..bruit<br />
All but the referee finish, completely overshadowed<br />
,li the main event, In which the<br />
mls(ed.n.e nuBlliats, "Red Merrill"<br />
, . , ..... .__ Hennes!<br />
The cold while Hint dered around<br />
town f.rj M»i<br />
)0U( I Inert canvas, rno enio wniie ngni in _.«.... .-<br />
a! came in an the I"" 0 ' 1 down m thea >- T h e i)' bodies while th« crowd dwindlta In dli-<br />
IonB aBernoon shiided into nlBht. |BjI-tened, like animnted speelmena fUrt.<br />
"Glihnrt old boy." Muivin Kelly' 0 ' 8Omi nionstor operalinit table, 1 (Continued Next Week)<br />
dlew oil his slaves and toHscd his Tn 9 «alli <strong>of</strong> the crowd ing* more<br />
!<br />
cane and hnt on a vHcatn chair. v l«lent than ever. The Polneli<br />
•m havlns a bit ot run loniisht, IWoiito was picked to win. die*<br />
• • • ••- «f "Kill the white-washed kyke!<br />
Bust him up!<br />
IJB" SALIi.—BlMUly BllOP Bduip.<br />
ment, firai eliifls, up.to-date esuln- j<br />
rafnt for one booth shoij iina ro-<br />
Mptlon room, including lint ciBjJ else?"<br />
p_rm»nent wave machine, M!J u.,,<br />
_k_j nil, 412 H. HlRh «t. Phon. All<br />
I8I.J. Ask for May. Hillvllle. N.<br />
ilit<br />
bit ot rim ion<br />
OB tjle Bowery, down at tile<br />
Mantis iilnee. Whiu are you<br />
Ing?"<br />
"Having<br />
dp. I Mix<br />
, , with 0.1 reeling<br />
Kill him,<br />
i, .reeled the<br />
backward<br />
_T> f w - - ikf<br />
Real Estate New*<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
oi<br />
. rto following i» mi aliatiact <strong>of</strong><br />
eonveyttnoeB oiitorcd for record in the<br />
Clerk's horti for the<br />
from<br />
wbek onding <strong>Aug</strong>uit -Hi. 1(12:<br />
0 Oetaii <strong>City</strong><br />
right Dine with me<br />
h f th mi<br />
.111<br />
in ^aJon N J S 13 IIP<br />
FOR RENT<br />
IOH 8VLT OP RFNT — Eeiiutlfnl<br />
CJottiae 311 07th st Htnno Hnr<br />
bor N 7 O«r will Klvo mart<br />
BWP (.nil Jn-kson 5761 Plillede)<br />
phV« or nnj hroker « *• tfp<br />
RENT — T,v|iewrlli:ni<br />
P 0 Boi 11 Oetan ritj<br />
EtNT — 1 nrnl»hed<br />
» btdrooms nniJ roomB with lioute<br />
t«0l MIOs 321 Ce/i'rnl iiv<br />
with<br />
Apply<br />
p _4 trr<br />
rtnunt<br />
l<br />
Martin's, and then for the mixed-1<br />
Ijnhn ,....-.= _<br />
„, burd blow on the nose. The warm I waibore Peterion, et vir., to The-<br />
M .-;-,.„ ,,__j __I_,I,II___ („.„ m» reiitt LinSstroni. Lot 12!, ieotion No,<br />
The progrBm for to*<br />
nnon Bl-centeBnUU ueleftr^<br />
„„», on SeptM-Aw, * M .'.OftrtJ<br />
UlSiiB, wai arramed tali weeKfhyJ<br />
Bdward M. Port I B ^ B W ^ I -<br />
the exeeuflvB eoa__It|»i. '; ;<br />
J%ature ««_ rt *Mh M :<br />
lo«.l eelehratloBi thr.ulhn«tt<br />
county will be entered n - •<br />
county event, and Ideal<br />
WW<br />
tlon with Mr. Post.<br />
The program will t|» glTen on<br />
tte it«pa <strong>of</strong> tht mew eourt bonrt<br />
building,.over which a iti^i WH!<br />
be built. It will have a ^ntaw<br />
<strong>of</strong> 22 fett, a deptli <strong>of</strong> 50 tm und<br />
be «1_ feet above th- gremtti ;fTll#<br />
audience will hi ls.~tH^fr,<br />
e requested to ihakc applfcn-<br />
building.<br />
Th<br />
The<br />
Mr.<br />
.<br />
desired program features.<br />
In -38?<br />
In _nin-i4f \<br />
cttle* west wrt<br />
»ort to tt^<br />
By<br />
Ing trophy, overhauling J. W. Bui-1<br />
•-.« Ir'o "Alhatross" about 2& 1 ,<br />
late SundaT<br />
Scouta depleting , ...<br />
minuets, dances a_?a tableaux de-<br />
picting Colonial<br />
and<br />
place was raided shortly after<br />
midnight<br />
Captain Robert Lackey andUeu<br />
tenant Njcholi-B ' lmplazzlo, who<br />
were ln the raiding squad, said<br />
they heard no loud noise or any-<br />
thing out ot the way in the place<br />
such as Mulkero described.<br />
Mulkeri Is partly deaf.<br />
'29 Reunion at<br />
Deauville Inn<br />
len,<br />
yards from the flnlih,<br />
"Vega," tailed by the Crouie<br />
brothers, continued her mastery In<br />
tie itar clam ialHni Ileet races,<br />
torilng to another cloie triumph<br />
over MM. O, F. Zurn III and Bill<br />
James/Vta the "Scarab,"<br />
i _ntrie» In BnnaboDll.<br />
With are entrlea In the inn.<br />
about event Saturday the am. re<br />
were Mnt over the courie for a<br />
time trial by the reiattA eommlt-<br />
tee, to determine their handlcapi<br />
"I_ra-__da," the ultimate winner.<br />
Bttrted the actual race In thW<br />
place and held her le*d all the<br />
way t_.ough to win on the bails<br />
<strong>of</strong> adjusted times<br />
liurd b<br />
"silly blood Irlckllns Into<br />
mouth, iilled him with an<br />
feint.<br />
mi >.._., _... __„«.! Monlhan and Hall, Inc,, to Ray.<br />
fiinable raiie. Dancing before his inond d. Hall. Lota 84 to H, in.<br />
narrowed, eyas he saw thB thlnf elusive, p'o^-t lsis.jKIvi|r_. _<br />
he was after,.a cruel flghtor, who.l,,,?,"^ % 'ft^ih.^lve. 1 IK MI4<br />
hi those red moments, epitomized joj8 j t0 Si, ineiuaive, block 1017<br />
enmity <strong>of</strong> man, IWta 0, W and ii. bioek IliO: Iota 1<br />
Hie<br />
During the flrat minute or the<br />
as tho lighters, liy 'ihelr ac-<br />
r.voalod a liieli <strong>of</strong> science,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the iiudlenee turned their<br />
I'liund,<br />
tlun;<br />
luiiny<br />
Mui-tlndisll.<br />
.G-G. Mtl.i<br />
Llnii r 8<br />
1). Myers.<br />
bloek 2.14, Blviera,<br />
ti'arroil, et vlr, .to M, H,<br />
alu suiapiiers. .\lnione lias n string<br />
<strong>of</strong> terriers, he's trying out a<br />
eoupUs <strong>of</strong> heavies.'<br />
"Ail fight, Judge—Ah, .iriHcpiiine,<br />
want to tell you uliout her,"<br />
"Yes," ' .<br />
"Well, you know. I'm rather |<br />
lucky iihoiil that. Getting 'iu feel<br />
like a family liinn, hnmc. you<br />
know, liiughtei' niid a lilt, <strong>of</strong> re ., _. .. .<br />
siionijibility, She's entered at the h«ck« to the ring, nreferrlni to soetloh "jj.<br />
Filters Sort ot has the diseusi matters <strong>of</strong> greater inter- Robert Henuber, et ux<br />
i. Oaa. I met her.nst whiio awaitinit the main ev«m ^ % or PI 4? tt _2e_iim r i M<br />
- - 'lit tho evening, a much touted bout Mamu'ril.T'ASJtrSnB:<br />
hftwoen Ihird-rnte lieuvles. But m Boborl Menubsr, et •—<br />
Ili2<br />
Misses<br />
crowd<br />
the oilier day, 0111 walking with<br />
felt as if I was<br />
roms nniJ<br />
t«0lnE prMIOB.s.<br />
I <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
omB with liout<br />
321 Ce/i'rnl iiv<br />
6n<br />
a ciiiBS, nenily, , —.<br />
respontiifcli for ihe whole lot <strong>of</strong><br />
them. A 'emale gave m« a cold<br />
ii<br />
them. A 'onmie ixave ra<br />
stare when I bowed to my ward.'<br />
ll eed la « lilnt<br />
and Asts, For Rent.<br />
fAfiK Tl vt I U'TH 853 Park PI .<br />
tuml-lifd rooms onlt-f.<br />
A<br />
" 3<br />
llsdlke<br />
ct<br />
<strong>of</strong> vlr. .0 Joan<br />
iu_. i.-01<br />
oo]<br />
A'ilcu<br />
1,<br />
to f Imil<br />
l<br />
\v<br />
TMi:.vsii»T> Knl<br />
•orouoh Of<br />
ell,<br />
nidi) Titeinnin<br />
22nd nt.<br />
Oily, at WHdAuid<br />
Akael Olien, ot us,, ill John<br />
Oiirlmm. l«ot It. liloek ,*i3. Wild*<br />
llurlior Inlet.<br />
Wliawopa Biinfttiow Uo, to<br />
U Bhari). : I*ot SS, WJ U iiii.<br />
Same lo Thorn*- 1, HalKh,<br />
Frillk J. HUdhea to M;iry s... .Jico-<br />
tuuii. fJiu SI linil M, IIIOLII .-A.<br />
i wtitinm n, m*en. siiurii-. inna «t<br />
I Herbert -ft May, et n,n,, to AIJI<br />
B_feUIt«4,Mt Jj, blo-li M. iljuis*<br />
Borouoh cf W«lt Wlldv/ood<br />
Ciiattti ni'Mi, et m, to Hi-rr<br />
Powoll. Mia 4, S and t, Wneit 21.<br />
W1!4T»6O( _-tteunlsn_ Healty Co.. .1<br />
Tho<br />
talked <strong>of</strong> tho Qg<br />
crowd gradually Ihlokoncd b<strong>of</strong>oro<br />
the doorH <strong>of</strong> th club. Now aud<br />
llrcn some no(able would appear;<br />
the Mesiapua came; then followed<br />
the district chief <strong>of</strong> on udjolnlyg<br />
nrtnnlnnllty lii the clone Istidal<br />
principality<br />
system <strong>of</strong> Tammany<br />
i<br />
Or some<br />
f Tammany.<br />
cDlobf Uy . wptjld dush; up<br />
IB a c(b, It wai „_„<br />
t(otl Of tt« ol lib than jjny. spocial<br />
fami <strong>of</strong> th« oohtsna«rg that drew<br />
thesp men. Ptif Malone, the irijhv<br />
f 1'im<br />
I while two otb«r»<br />
uriHS nnd !cp,tttifl<br />
tlie Greenpoml iejjtjo.i whlipoi'.a<br />
liretitlilesi in«lrtteUua!i f<strong>of</strong> Us eoA-<br />
niWitetHl hla »9«»iB 1 *fenn«-«.i : to i<br />
2<br />
20,' 27 111<br />
IsnstMn 1<br />
WilfSrn^<br />
[*f_i T-<br />
ir Tiitei .<br />
Wljllnni B<br />
<strong>of</strong> Hurry B.<br />
liiimms I, V/;ilkur.<br />
Wdwocd<br />
•lit.'I<br />
Aniclc<br />
Iilton<br />
Ifr<br />
p,<br />
iu Hulldlnit usd l_ooii<br />
Pint <strong>of</strong> lot 401. blorr<br />
M M « | t<br />
Bailing to the front.<br />
Colton Manor HQte!<br />
Out <strong>of</strong> HeceiverihiR<br />
Colton Manor Hotel, Su _tlan-<br />
tio <strong>City</strong>, has bean releasad frorii<br />
a receivership In foreelosiiro, thru<br />
an order Riven last week b. Fed-<br />
eral Judfe John Boyd Avis, .lonn<br />
B, Siracuia was diseharRtd as the<br />
reeelver,<br />
Robert K, Bell, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> a'l-<br />
tomoy, who aeted in the mm m<br />
.ounsel for the I_r_.er. National<br />
Bank and Trugt Co.. <strong>of</strong> Rtsading,<br />
complaint., aireed to dismiBsIni<br />
<strong>of</strong> the foreeiOBure proeeedinKS<br />
when It was ihown the hotel is<br />
now being capably manapd and<br />
Is growing out <strong>of</strong> Its difficulties.<br />
The hotel will continue under<br />
its same management.<br />
Over 800 S Mfflpgefl<br />
Beach Class Saturday<br />
; ©ver Bob attended the Brit _-«•<br />
Mh«tt Maqh ortisthenie^ class un-<br />
iM t_e itrMliqn <strong>of</strong> Blmir Un-<br />
tar and Jaek Fraps oa the Maeh<br />
|j_. tb the MU«lo. Pier at Mtfortyn<br />
FtCTM(,-,SatnM».y morning, • .<br />
, Worn now 00 il is the hope <strong>of</strong><br />
Captain Jaek 6. Jernei to have<br />
<strong>On</strong> ciBipia.brpujht tonthyr each<br />
g«U*#y ttonjfti.. Other d«yi<br />
««r» : We gr«ips going through<br />
(bake stttlBK up exiroises on the<br />
Mftch at Moorlyn terrace, dally<br />
Itifil B. a. an* on alternate days<br />
it 1-p, m. nt ,!__d st. and Morn-<br />
liifll^t.rd, -:_j_ . _ _<br />
THE WORU-'S OLDEST AND<br />
BIGGEST STAGE PRODUCTION<br />
Passion P!<br />
Firrt ytasrod<br />
• •;••••;..;
DmMt<br />
r<br />
Dr. Poling, Allied Forces<br />
Leader, to be at Tabernacle<br />
Imarance Dispute<br />
Powell Starts Argu<br />
Passing Out P<strong>of</strong>icies<br />
L_<br />
Tenor Who Win Sin* at<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Tabemylc Sunday<br />
life Tcrni Given<br />
Slayer o<br />
Stratknere KiUer Narrow<br />
As He FMM<br />
terprlaoBBjent ax i<br />
K« waa Ufa.<br />
lo hh '<br />
As Traffic'<br />
BB«» <strong>of</strong><br />
levied agsiBst trilnr.<br />
Sisitfr, nrpnilnsst<br />
tenor <strong>of</strong> -Philadelphia, will<br />
A breach <strong>of</strong> «tiquet was com- sinj: 30 minolts <strong>of</strong> uered<br />
mitted Wednesday at tile free- songs st the evcaing terholder<br />
meetintr, when tie void vices in the camp ground<br />
"patronage" was openly ttMd. in tabernacle on Sunday, fql-<br />
a heated discussion, for the Orst lowing the sermon. Ke^ will<br />
tfW is aereml moulds at leUt. also mag no numbers in<br />
^ nff PnAthiboa Wotker to Speak p at 3 pp.<br />
m., Tht nbjeet arose with an In- the iaomin(f.<br />
fll, »ad Sunday—Recently R Announced Support for Hoover<br />
but pointed qnes-<br />
a«d Mot.<br />
by Freeholder Charles B.<br />
"Come. Ye Besjed," hy<br />
Powell as to tin rule*, rejula-<br />
Seett, and "Blessed Are<br />
Dr, DMitl A Polra*. BM« <strong>of</strong> toe AJ-<br />
; lfically on any member, and thai<br />
«k.* ^fiKO Vatas KHM io lii fat or, af-<br />
.' therefore the director <strong>of</strong> f,he<br />
y C'jtff qMUng Mr itaieniem on pro-j<br />
; board, himself, was authorized" to<br />
• ••••j UMUBB in accepting ihe nomi- j<br />
j make the negotiations.<br />
; Freeholder E> Lawrence Chal-<br />
to aiditioo to being bead <strong>of</strong>;<br />
mers, however, said that to 1<br />
Ite Allied ampilgnens. Dr. Pol-<br />
I kno wiedet, he had handled most<br />
is* b a nalkinal leader <strong>of</strong> jouss<br />
i <strong>of</strong> the insarance policies in one,<br />
•fTOte. and bead! tbe Internation-,<br />
i or two prerloBJ yean, and that \<br />
al Societr <strong>of</strong> CbrlstUn Endeavor 1 DR. DAXIEL A- POLING<br />
iiod World'f (briiilan EndeaToi j<br />
iOfllflD, He is alw MJIsr-fa-cUef i<br />
vnwr <strong>of</strong> the (brirtun Herald. I<br />
| He ii known to nearly ereiT<br />
frtto listener tor hta Sunday<br />
UHU, ui b( reeeirM more than<br />
SM Itften a dar from jonug peopte<br />
wfto seek hta advice. He psrtotally<br />
mtmtm a staff <strong>of</strong> 14 j,er-<br />
619 8th Sc la answering tfte ]«t«n.<br />
Tie author ol a saceeufu] nor-<br />
Wit el while recuperating from in.<br />
|urie» reeti¥«d ia m auumotiiic<br />
to cDBtiBiMd hi* writa<br />
Dumber ol!<br />
1 Life imprisonment »t nart la- for passing stop ri—<br />
bor was the senlrnce meted out PMslttS, a rrt t^£"<br />
to James Ket, 55. <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, tlie foartli for |^^<br />
Wednesday, irben he pleaded non<br />
mil to > Ghana <strong>of</strong> murdering<br />
Mrs Catherine Reynold*. Strath-<br />
mere snmmer r^sldenti d a few<br />
weeks ago.<br />
Kec, whose plea <strong>of</strong> cuilty.waa<br />
relnsed by Supreme Court Justice<br />
Ralph W. E, PoncM. Hire* weeks<br />
ago, was represented in eouil by<br />
Bobert K. Bell, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
who was named by Justice Donges<br />
to counsel the man.<br />
Although Kee pleaded gifiliy.<br />
' H-<br />
Ihe same as he had oHslnally. the<br />
IS*; -I Woald Be Uke Je,«.<br />
court recognized only Mr. Bell's<br />
ns,** Acklty: "0 Lore That<br />
plea <strong>of</strong> non TUli. T, Ulllet Hand,<br />
Will Not Let Me Go," tor.<br />
prosecutor, formally told the court<br />
ker; "Tile Lord Is My Sh«p.<br />
he would accept such a plea In<br />
behslf <strong>of</strong> the slate.<br />
Kee was visibly shaken ani) ntrd<br />
h<br />
-<br />
I he state motor T1<br />
<strong>of</strong> the<br />
dress.<br />
Too delendaau<br />
Tischler, S3 ifjg<br />
Fnllaaelphla. 'mop' ^. „<br />
Frank Citsabrwa. jr^Ml<br />
Tflle. "stop" Biw Tfcip'<br />
Bailer, 29. eolorrf.Ti<br />
CBy Jailure to Wiff, «M1<br />
•tag a red ItihL .<br />
Oeorfe Oarrla. U •<br />
Atlantic CltT, waj heu"^<br />
adelpbia police ss «<br />
JusUoe in that eity.<br />
STOP ma<br />
Miss Prances Bluett, «<br />
thin city, was td J ^*<br />
| you* during the arraignment- Ja&ate George D.<br />
!<br />
While his face did not show nraehiiirtay for "Oaf •<br />
; change in Mpression, the twitcb-<br />
by<br />
i ing muscles <strong>of</strong> his shoulders and Bccntte to have<br />
back were plainly visible. His road at 2Sth H. aad<br />
High School Students Of bands also were clasped and unclasped<br />
severe! times behind his<br />
back as he stood faeinE the court.<br />
Dennis Face Short Term ruaiidm Tno Points<br />
Jusucc Ddtiges, its passing sen-J<br />
•, paid there were two major I<br />
Maw Have to Chit at *<br />
f: ic waj eUstOBiarj* Jor<br />
%. 1 • ^<br />
Ihankegiving, Due to<br />
. i ment headj to specify who v. ±<br />
i.ta write ihe Insurance. Ms also Sh <strong>of</strong> Funds<br />
j said when he first came on Use<br />
or ruooi<br />
To Use Moorlyn | |j<br />
board, all the county's<br />
was written by thres or four atj<br />
enu, bui that now more than 20<br />
For Dr. Stover 'shared In the business.<br />
Form <strong>of</strong> Patronage.<br />
nd for a %Uae " WM IM il Paints to be coniidertd. <strong>On</strong>e «<br />
wOuIa ta Io w wen ta Bta th the <strong>of</strong><br />
"»"'*• • « « '»• fefe"<br />
«»e ientence on we<br />
children to school. 'individual, in view <strong>of</strong> his charac-<br />
Soni<br />
* Bienbe" <strong>of</strong> «he board, and ier and condition, and the oihw-<br />
Ireiidenls <strong>of</strong> the township, wanted »as ine cffftci on the community<br />
_ to open the grade schools, the at lart«-<br />
UeBnisviil*—The DtDnis Town- only schools <strong>of</strong> which Ihe town- He said he was satisfied with<br />
shin school board has bravely de- ihip boasts, but not to seud tho the interest in the case as shown<br />
elded in send high school «iud- • high sehoal students to Middle j both by Mr, Bell and Mr H,ini<br />
em* or the district to school, in!Township, where it is necessaiT'and would accept the plea He<br />
even though it may' to pay tuition charges. j then imposed the ler.tenco <strong>of</strong> life<br />
He also remarked that the in-. have io lake them em <strong>of</strong> Khnol ! In this way, it was felt, the<br />
Anticipated OfOwd WiU he *o«nee was a form <strong>of</strong> patton-j before ThankigivlBg. edueatiod <strong>of</strong> the j-ounfer ehildren<br />
— *^ - — - - ;in, and that If Jlr. J'owell want-1 The township is suffering from could be continued, while the Bid-<br />
Too Large For Strand ed to let some <strong>of</strong> hii friends ta shortage <strong>of</strong> funds, made even er boys aod girls wftn ther eia-<br />
; share in the writing <strong>of</strong> polic*.£, | more aeute since a large portion mentary training complete.' would<br />
"When we decided in w> in!>j|th«t was Ws privilege. '<strong>of</strong> its .ichool inoney conies from not puffer so much<br />
Metropolitan Opera Hnuse for i The hear! <strong>of</strong> the finance depart- |«he stale fund createdi by pay-j After two weeks <strong>of</strong> diseusulon<br />
< lW0 lB1 OI<br />
P '-snur Sunday evening service* dur- mem tlien aocke.] UP Mr. Powell;mem <strong>of</strong> Fchool laies hy cities, hoivever. It was decided to iry Io<br />
iai and ser.(;nM 1^,1, ,«opie ihousi. s» wtre.by sajir.tt thai he would not sijtii ) ~7~~ , „ fi —" ,- — keep the educational isstitutions<br />
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 " " !<br />
He says; ;u ;,„,,,. Pov.ell's department, unle-i. ihe<br />
t wlMe oj UIun9j aau ,.,._..,_<br />
~.T- •-- *«•• nijiJejj thg, the houm wuuld he tuin. i ltt latter also l siened d tnem, h regard|<br />
or dissolute as .•annfJty" )eu <strong>of</strong> whether Mr. (JBnen had<br />
• - MW u» believe. The ma-' Rev. R,,,, H. Stover, fj IJ, was signed them or not.<br />
Joriiy are as wuad. imnully, j lpeaiine about hi* mrvicn ai UontinB h Neutral.<br />
, - #i-_ t WVraa'ly a? any;"The church on the Boardwalk",' Freeholder Henry V. Clout).'<br />
saienuoB that ever lired. I hart; rt i September 4 4, . .whose bills - for insurance were<br />
i ^ V bT 79tat ' llTn « Metrepolltan was crowded alto slimed by Mr, 0Bden, said<br />
I»m»Hc;Pllc*i, byt Cod; each ei-ening with 4WJ« jwopl. ' he did not care who wsote thp in-<br />
* f " f#w lB Attends 2 FuilCrals siiiriji. pven tlyiugh fiindii ai hand<br />
Week ! ""*'<br />
"!aai !aai nundreds had tn tn bt bt clowd • surance and FuifWifted that Mr.<br />
W<br />
Od k i ll k<br />
d»rt«MnL"<br />
in-1001 at each service." he confin.! Ogden take care <strong>of</strong> it all, a«kinsji<br />
ilre onlj " siltncient to nperabout<br />
one month.<br />
MrB. raiherlne Blifaard. <strong>of</strong> .Ml!<br />
2nd si , <strong>Ocean</strong> riry. atnnded iwo<br />
fiinerals during the week, Thf<br />
lirFt was that <strong>of</strong> Sirs, Charles<br />
Kaighn, Tuesday, m her late home<br />
at 113 I-i-J. nsido av., ("olltllifKwood.<br />
<strong>On</strong><br />
.Mrs Bliaz-ard<br />
attended funeral services for<br />
oed. j Mr. Powell if that an-werei! hi* I Lewis K fordey, a 2400 Dover<br />
j IT if lor thi» same reiu,oB, :ho i objectionj. 1st., Philadtrlpnia.<br />
! IreBiendous drawing power <strong>of</strong> thif i Mr. Powell, however, interpret, j f - " -*- -—— —<br />
idynaaiic, relisioui fore*, ihat Ht : 1 Cordially Invited SURETY BONW<br />
9e.«ME,:*^ra?5jH^STtriS-, 1 ?!fS^^itB"^r^ e A chorus <strong>of</strong> SO<br />
fore lj... I y<br />
Satwday Night<br />
iidiriiie Vni fh<br />
SI. E. ehurcb<br />
•*<br />
Tta Nntita, "From Olivet to<br />
e£np*[jtm fa mtK,<br />
'»~m¥. rwBliajfi A. Boyd, paMnr<br />
win prcack on (he dobjtct o'<br />
"The Tirnmttm Aogeli."<br />
Ths charai E-111 h» <strong>of</strong>comijaii •<br />
I by « ril pie« firch«ra, iVrd<br />
by Salph D. Ilolmex. am"<br />
orBanlrt, Calin Oldf ?M,<br />
elnded in the chorus are II-,<br />
Klwanin msle quarwf, <strong>of</strong> !!•"<br />
rtlle, which niad« a hit at ilrf<br />
r«eeiit KIwwM conTedllon fn' De-<br />
Wplt; Waller Beeves, radio aril*!<br />
Md twpnlar south JtHey mlolst;<br />
R«lpti Chard, tenori MW.K Ouii;«<br />
lul! Tlieatr,,! Kinallv. after cfirifUBion,<br />
""miDis. j Tj,i,r(i ran accpminudatfc huridrfcdt 1 a met was made W artjnurn.<br />
more than the Strand wher* cncinir lecturer atn!<br />
B#v, George W. Lawrence,<br />
* t , • • •<br />
MnrnlBB mrswt: <strong>of</strong> Woriiiiip :a. j i, J-I ... c .<br />
:t|;30 a, m. Thi pantiir tin | Mwd, Christian Seience<br />
rr^«i, on. «A olpwinK i^iiii in iLctwn^Setmon Subject<br />
Suniiiy Sthoo! ill II: tr. ,i, in.<br />
t'biPMii fpr (II n«eif.<br />
Evening Utnlcc: iif (tnnrf ari'l<br />
Hrnm at TiM p, ni. The iiiif><br />
lor Will nrearb on. "Four Llvta<br />
Touched br J«III»."<br />
«^H^«~ «»^<br />
FINE<br />
COTTAGE<br />
lath tad Wwley Ave,<br />
r«r llu) Fawllv niownat. to!<br />
bt «R 1**<br />
Jfeb<br />
m M mum' mum fm : "Tie, l,ui.|<br />
lUlli heiiti minrlful <strong>of</strong> ii;s: in- %,iil<br />
l ?o r ito-.;«Srinris; u SK»,,,......<br />
ien, I fiount not uiyo.lf in li-iv<br />
apiirelienileil; hut iliiii mi,, tiiirrj I<br />
do, forKettinB those thir.jj;. *hith<br />
»r«! Imhlnd, HBII rfiffliJriK [iirili<br />
unlo thoM thinp wlili'h nru lie<br />
fore, I proiiB toward (IK IIULII:<br />
fur (he prism <strong>of</strong> ih«- IIIKII Hilliiii<br />
<strong>of</strong> Oud in frhiiHi .(iiHiin" l."hill|i-<br />
Veterans Accept<br />
Bonus Farm Offer<br />
Camp To Be Set Up Near<br />
Tuckahoe, Says Paper<br />
According t*> S-ear<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
The Ledger announceiiiLint iol><br />
IUWH;<br />
A ioeond catnp fur Plillacitjliili'it<br />
D, B, 1", vetflrenH wijl be e«t«fjJ|<br />
Hutted near Tuckabuf. N .,!,, it<br />
wan announced todaj',<br />
Acceiitancc <strong>of</strong> u gift <strong>of</strong> a Safin..<br />
acre farm In Upper TpwnHbi|i. N.<br />
J,, to flie *-veteran* hai) been an-1<br />
nuunced by Howard W I<br />
commander <strong>of</strong> the ^'BonuD hniiri<br />
quartern," at Cog BprinB qardfjn<br />
it, Alfred J, •Bnyder, an nttr>rnf>y<br />
with <strong>of</strong>fices in ths ndellty-Phlla.<br />
delphla Building, Is the donor.<br />
OfflolalB and re«ldeM« or Ttu:l;ahqe<br />
have oppoMd the proiioHnl i<br />
attd Ralaea vlpIUd the locality to- 1<br />
di|y to fmpect the property. M I<br />
planned conferences wltti clti/^n., 11<br />
b<br />
phuTMtor «t<br />
Presbyterian Church<br />
BeV, Alcianilor Mackle, Ii. V,<br />
<strong>of</strong> til* Tully Memorial Pr««wi)<br />
church, Sharon Hill, Pa,<br />
will p"rcach - to outline plan* for tbe ramp<br />
Raines jald a group <strong>of</strong> tb« ITI ['<br />
eran* weuld leave Friday to „,-. 11<br />
cupy the farm property-. ; |<br />
"for ttio present wo plan io"!<br />
accommodnte only boniel«sii Veteran*<br />
at the cainp," he said. "I^it-1<br />
«r we may fte able to erect KhaCkK<br />
In fhi Pint Prwb}- or home* for 'Koine vcterUn* a«tl<br />
Urtod churtp; Wentey uv,. and 7«- their famlllen."<br />
•»l~ Sunday, at 7:45 n, m. Fifty-three Fblladelphia veter-<br />
tM pslfllor. Rev. Charle* V. Nans<br />
are now' encanipod at Top<br />
VocgBlit), Will preach at tbe morn- Rock Farm, neak* Perndalo, Buck a<br />
log cervlcf af 1045 A d CQunty. They prevlouely livrd on<br />
a lot at 25th and Spring Garden<br />
•t*. The veteran* at tb« Tuitii<br />
boe camp wfll be recruited from<br />
among tboMi fed and sheltered at<br />
tbe Bp-rlng Garden Bt. headquiir-<br />
p<br />
IA 31, k<br />
(Colored)<br />
10 a. ni.—CIanj triMn?<br />
11 n m.—Morfljas Wpr»hlp und<br />
•crinoq. '<br />
1 p. m.-~0horfll|<br />
• p. B<br />
i<br />
•ye exaniinatiani b/ •upcritncid<br />
ssticai ^setprf. An accurate eye.<br />
light iirvisi, und.r the direct<br />
iuBervnion o« eiBCrti, at a<br />
maderate fee. Thirty yean Brag,<br />
tic in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>,<br />
AhUrate lem nplleement and<br />
frame fitting, and rapid optical<br />
reMirlns by ikllied OBticiani. *<br />
compltte Hrvic* in one <strong>of</strong>fls«.<br />
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EXTRA SALESPEOPLE!<br />
Including Schwartz Bros, Employes<br />
Extra Cashiers—Extra Wrappers—Extra Service! Atlantic Citvs Great Department $tor«<br />
Women's Hosiery Men's Furnishing<br />
Pure Silk 4-Thread Men's Fine Shirts<br />
Chiffon Hosiery<br />
Beautiful in quality and fit. All<br />
the wanted,shades. Buy enough!<br />
Stockings that formerly sold for<br />
$1 and $1.50.<br />
M. K, MATT CO.—Stnvt Floor<br />
Women's Extra Size Lisle Hose<br />
Schwartz Bros, 1 Prices to 69c. Our Price<br />
Children's Fancy Wool Hose<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Pricea to |i.,0ur price..<br />
Children's Assorted Stockings<br />
Suhwartz Bros. 1 Prices ,to .$1. Our price...<br />
Women's Black Cotton Hose<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Price. 25c. Our Price<br />
57<br />
17c<br />
27c<br />
17c<br />
10c<br />
M. E, IILATT CO.-Ntri'et<br />
Women's Underwear<br />
.Astounding Values In<br />
Van Raalte Glove Silk Undies<br />
Women who want the best kind <strong>of</strong> glove sUk<br />
lingerie at their very lowest pricei will want to<br />
stock up at these savings!<br />
To $8,45 Van Raalte Sinfflettei.. $3.97<br />
To $4,45 Van Raalte Gowns .... $2.47<br />
$5,95 Van Raalte Slips $3,97<br />
To $5.95 Van Raalte Vests .... $3.97<br />
To $7,45 Van Raalte Bloomers .. $4,97<br />
$5 Short Bloomer Parities ..... $2.97<br />
• . M..E. BliATT CO^-Strwt<br />
Women's Glove Silk Vests<br />
Heavy grade. Rig. priced |3. Sale Price...<br />
Women's Glove Silk Unions<br />
Heavy. Regularly priced $5.25. Sale price<br />
Black Glove Silk Costume Slips<br />
Shadow Hem. Formerly 51.97. Sale price<br />
Women's Glove SUk Bloomers<br />
Heavy. Were priced to 16.95. f^PJ^<br />
Women's Gloves<br />
97c<br />
$3 .00<br />
Women*s and Children's<br />
Silk and Fabric Gloves<br />
Schwartz Bros. Price, $1.00<br />
You wUI want to buy theie by the<br />
hilfdoten pairi. Lifht md dwk<br />
* ^ mMCt CO^Street Flpot<br />
jf.<br />
Women's Kid and Cape Gloves<br />
Schwartz Bros. 1 Pricei to 12.98. Our price<br />
Women's SUk <strong>Line</strong>d Gtavei<br />
ichwartz Bros. 1 Price fi.6B. Our price.....<br />
Women's Glove Silk Undies .<br />
Bloomers & Vesta. Beg. to $1.^6. Sale pr..<br />
Women's Pine Rayon Undies<br />
59c<br />
88c<br />
27c<br />
$1. uur rjiiuo... —s<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Prices to $1. M. K. Our_Pnc«u BtAXT CO^-Street Floor<br />
Values to $1.95<br />
Early shoppbg U urged as this lot<br />
is sure to go fait! Assorted materials—all<br />
colors and styles in<br />
the lot.<br />
S7<br />
Men's Fine Quality Shirts amm<br />
Schwartz« Bi'oa. Price to 52.95. Our price Of*<br />
Men's Shorts and Shirts, each 1 m<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Prices to BOo. Our 1 price.., Ii»<br />
Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs m<br />
Schwartz Broi.' Price IBc. Our price, • »<br />
Men's Boxed Initialed Hdfgs.<br />
3 in box, Schwartz Bros.' Price to $1...,,....<br />
Men's and Boys' Suede Jackets $9.95<br />
Regularly Priced to $9.95. Our Price O ^<br />
Men's Fine Madras Pajamas mm<br />
Schwartz Broi.' Pricei to $1.66. Our prica I. • *<br />
Men's Domet Flannel Pajamas<br />
Schwartz Bros.* Price !Ji.89. Our price<br />
Men's JBaibriggan Underwear<br />
Schwartz Bros. 1 Price to 79o. Our Price...,<br />
Men's Broadcloth Union Suits<br />
Schwalta Bros.' Prices to 11.85, Our Pr.<br />
Men's Rayon Shorts & Shirts nm<br />
Schwartz Bros,' Price 89o. Our Price «a I l<br />
Men's Hickok Belts & Buckles<br />
Schwartz Bros,' Prices to |1.9B, Our Pr,<br />
M, E. BI.ATT ('Or-StrUrt<br />
Smart Handbags<br />
Leather and Tapestry Hdbgs. •$n.n<br />
52.95 and $5.45 Vaiues. Sale Price , !•"=<br />
Leather Handbags, Soiled<br />
Regularly $1.00. Sale Price ...„„„..,.,j..<br />
300 Fine Leather Handbags<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Price (1.95. Our Price .....<br />
M, E. MAM C0«^tr»#t Floor<br />
Novelty Jewelry<br />
8000 Pieces Novelty Jewelry<br />
Regularly Priced to $1.48. Sale Price „_<br />
4000 Pieces Novelty Jewlery<br />
Begularly Priced to H.00. Sale Price .........<br />
Kerchief s and Neckwear<br />
Silk and Lawn Handkerchiefs<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Price up to 2pc. Our Pr.<br />
Chiffon Costume 'Kerchiefs<br />
Schwarta Bros.' Price 20e. Our Price „„.<br />
Women's Initialed 'Kerchiefs<br />
fctot aU lettett. Our Price -„..,,„_,.„..,„_.._.<br />
Collars & Cuffs, Vesteei, Itc,<br />
Schwartz Bros." Prices to |i.9B. Our ft.<br />
Women's Pique Blouses<br />
Schwarte Bros,* Pries $1.00. Our, Priee_,.<br />
ft,<br />
3C<br />
-mmt<br />
Bed <strong>Line</strong>ns, Domestic<br />
36-Inch Unbleached Muslins iye<br />
Schwart* Bros.' Price 14c. Our Price .... • g<br />
Extra Quality 81x99 Sheets 47-<br />
Behwattz Bros.* TVee 95c Iwh. Our Pr. •••*•«'<br />
Jacuuard & Lrinkled Spreads aa<br />
Schwftrt* B»i.' Pricei to |1?98. Our Pr. W *<br />
Pme KrinWed Bedspreadi 4QC<br />
Schwarta Bros. 1 Price ?1.00. Our Pnetu- "«•»«'<br />
AiiWted Rayon Bedspreads<br />
Schwartz Brta. 1 Price $2.98. Our Price.<br />
Bedspread and Pillow Sets<br />
SchwartB Bros. Price. $7.95. Our price;v..<br />
BeauWul CancUewiA Spreads po<br />
Schwarte Broi.' Price fl.79. Our Price..... OO 4<br />
HJU and Hope Bleached Muslin Q<br />
Schwartz Broi. Price ifc. Our price, yd. •?«•<br />
Mohawk, FTuit <strong>of</strong> the Loom & o<br />
Utlca Pillow Cases JlC<br />
<strong>On</strong> Sale Oidy While Quantity Laati. Each<br />
Utica, #ruit <strong>of</strong> the Loom and « o<br />
Lady Pepperell Bolster Cases W c<br />
Good QiiaU^ Pillow Cases igLfa<br />
Schwartz Bros.' Price, 2Bc. Our Wee.,.,,.. J.«i/^<br />
MpHAWK BLEACHED SHEETING<br />
m Inches—Our Price .... .<br />
Schwartz Bros. 1 Prices to $8.95. Our Pr.<br />
Assorted Corsets and Stepins<br />
,;Schwwte Bros.' Price, f 6.00. Our Price...,<br />
Lfthft JBBassieres.and Bandeau*<br />
Schwartz Bros. 1 Value!to $2,60, Our Pr. ,<br />
Infant's Departm<<br />
Your Choice at «<br />
Bobber Baby panti, Schwarti Brothartf ft^ _<br />
Cblldren'B 'Kerchief^ ScKwarti ftrothers' Pricei<br />
Pantle Wata^ Schwartz Brothers' fttajyvjW^<br />
tatatf Socta, Sebwarte BnrtlwiM 1 ! Prie% Sib ;g|<br />
Gm and Bonnett, Siehwarti Bwtter^Wo*-:25^<br />
Your C3ip^;.i^|ii^<br />
oVeraDs, 2 to 6, Schwarte Brotitra* Prie^ )S||<br />
BerotiM tattos, Sctawta BMflwr#sf|||<br />
Ear Conformera, Schwarta Brotiiets' - '<br />
£«» and Bonnets, SeKwarti BrotSers 1<br />
*^tt Cai»; ^Wwrti Brothm' B ^<br />
Infants'Summer Vesta, SchwartB<br />
Your Choice &jfc "<br />
Infants' Blankets, Bchwftrti<br />
Summer Dresses, 2 to 6, Sch<br />
Boys* Summer Suite, 2 to «,<br />
SHpover Sweaters. 2 to 6<br />
. Overalls, sixes 2 to 6,<br />
Cap Unlngs, *
i Mfl* JaS/ttlS -- Ail@|]p ©£ i (Ml* ' Bol> $u«u «j uts gi tuiujjar^ais, sin<br />
ly, is spading <strong>Aug</strong>ust at her and 3lra. J, 8. Morris, 1001 Wes-<br />
../S&e&toE-,,<br />
Mrs. J. Spangle and daughter,<br />
». vwvwi ».. -.-.. ... silss IJOUIB* Spangle, o( PhlladW-<br />
Jack Hal!,'<strong>of</strong> Orexsl 11111, Ig a pMa. are vacaUonln( Here it 13th<br />
uert <strong>of</strong> bin 'grandparents, Mr, «, and <strong>Ocean</strong> av.<br />
»>i Tifro f S IfAi.Eiii 4AAJ «?„„ Itrili: rn^&t<br />
Joseph Norcoin,<br />
t, i<br />
g <strong>Aug</strong>ust at her n»<br />
Athwik «, In, ley<br />
!' KhMl<br />
>iu tm reuiciuoeiBu an Mis* Mrs. Fred Goiter. 1008 <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Roberta, a former leferrt av. Is entertaining her -daughter,<br />
ieiwheF, vh« former Mils Helen Gela*r,<br />
, arrived<br />
k<br />
j<br />
to : and Mrs.iu<br />
s ildkJsr.<br />
B y*--*roriiiiMHuwui omirea ^xisgy io r -«•. **«« .airg* <strong>Aug</strong>ustus Biciuer,<br />
-• spend two weeks at the Franklin, <strong>of</strong> Daytona, have recently arriv-<br />
*. . Hiss Stella Smith,'ifif Phfliiftiif* nil. Ill DEOIIDV flieir glimmer hnms<br />
*P r- ' W* 3 j " dto P«*« W raUadil. ed. to occupy Uielr summer Home<br />
*f- «W«, is an all week Miort vaca-jlOth at.and <strong>Ocean</strong> av. They will<br />
« y ' ^n* 8 *- " " ren » ln una ' l»te September<br />
Florence Speck and<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
lOth atand <strong>Ocean</strong> av. They<br />
ren » ln una ' l»te September.<br />
Thomas J. MdCahon and fam.<br />
; Emma . WenteeU, <strong>of</strong> Gsriiile, Hy. <strong>of</strong> -Philadelphia, have opened<br />
spent Monday and Tuertiiy tai the their large and palatial. Bummer<br />
Wiort, They left Wednesday for residence at 11th BL and <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Mmrestown to visit Hilt Hilen av.<br />
rho later «U1 go with 1 Mr. and Mrs, It. M. Urquhalt,<br />
Mi<br />
Mrs.<br />
i<br />
||. Badwr, Jlin K, Mwuonald,<br />
Mrs- A. Weick, Ulm. K. KJeppcr,<br />
Sto. Geonw DongUiM,. 'Mis. C.<br />
Wood, MM, W. Tooto, Mrs. P. l«<br />
Coan<strong>of</strong>, Mrs. Conroy, MM. M. B.<br />
ijotfner M fi H ; M C<br />
&m BBS<br />
layton Haines<br />
J. ScnD.-- S<br />
Priie winnera, ri*<br />
Jones, Mrs, I, jVg<br />
. Vevereauii, lint i<br />
vacatinniats all week.<br />
Mrs. E. Raymond Ambler. Ur<br />
E. R. Rambler and Miss Mury<br />
<strong>On</strong>ire Ambler, <strong>of</strong> Ahtngtoii, are<br />
Mr, Hortan, member <strong>of</strong> i\tt<br />
..„.-. ..ur,. siining n, i.pie.i Philuilelphia bannl <strong>of</strong> rtilut.ilion.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> av,, hsia returned afl-lwas a recent caller at WiMi.iii<br />
'"'"He «i summer course ut iHowens home. Mr. Tlnrtnn<br />
Mr, and Mrs. Harry rhuren, nf<br />
Pbiladeliiliin, are all-wck BUP:-IS<br />
at Ilrncerlilsc Hall.<br />
Mr. and MIK, Allen Knchenhfr-<br />
iiiH a summer course at<br />
Hopkins 1,'niverslty, ghe is<br />
iininK Mlw Virginia Fnber,<br />
<strong>of</strong> PniistDssn, all week.<br />
Karl FniOKon, <strong>of</strong> Falrvlew, is<br />
l I k f<br />
Mrs. Kthelbeit c<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr, and<br />
A ye is, 72S Bay<br />
Blmpiun av!<br />
Tie<br />
.— „ .„_ Mrs, Elea-<br />
nor -Tljomson, a former teacher,<br />
and daufnter, now <strong>of</strong> Collingi-<br />
wood- Uie Misses Katherlne Lind-<br />
sey, Helen Me Keever, Grace and<br />
Lillian Sauler, Anna JorMnaon,<br />
^'2 •>»,»?•,• Bev. and .Mrs, ,1. II,<br />
,= w _<br />
av, ehUTcu.<br />
ss ghdyg LioonrBev,<br />
asalstant pastor Park<br />
BiM Bible Class<br />
Avers,<br />
MM. Mien ^sr-1 , il,,,,- "• ^'noinert Ajers,<br />
^p^f^pfci tt Town.<br />
BHS OTtF! UB, JOB-<br />
.j-toWr Dr. Mary<br />
-"•"IIM. T, -Yatei,<br />
night the «olor<br />
er» koui in b<br />
ht the olor<br />
koui win be<br />
'< «•»• «>-d Mrtr,<br />
r tba Woman's Re-<br />
for It* scholarship<br />
Utirldi C Crowe Is<br />
I he arr
Hun-<br />
^ skyward from<br />
ifrport, at minuet.<br />
furious spectators,<br />
te to expect a.<br />
__„ «rory nlgbth at<br />
jj|i£,ir«tohed from the<br />
circled slowly over<br />
•tellers eaw a tiny<br />
over the side The<br />
1, then dropped in-<br />
the crowd watch-<br />
t opening <strong>of</strong> a par-<br />
I ., nothing happened<br />
thought swiftly,<br />
oX tnose dare-devil<br />
1 wait to pull the.<br />
To Earth.<br />
E happened; Tlie<br />
. ihwaTd, from the<br />
, .<strong>of</strong> 600 feet eleva-<br />
llei a limp, upojiened<br />
'm- It was all over<br />
Jl(r. The fifeure crash-<br />
ffround. <strong>On</strong>e woman<br />
1- fainted. Children<br />
men palod.<br />
hed toward the hud-<br />
Je, and somebody said<br />
[•about calling an nmbu-<br />
, a. little laer, our telo-<br />
Jangling as people<br />
c&lly whether *Jio<br />
_.,«r had lust bten bad'<br />
jV>r\MI«d 1<br />
We replied, nonchalant<br />
i 73£ *—.-*?**>*«?<br />
be said with 'a smile, yesterday.' Bridge; OtotftftT<br />
awry Mly make aa'analysls <strong>of</strong> I<br />
situation, fast and fijrure,<br />
i^S'% ~"—'""* ** "?" -*'if"^'i Sea Isle city—Anthony Gosfeilo,<br />
» • ^I 1 0 i MnVn MthJ it. airport »oout his neiBnhor's business, but<br />
tec,:provtd too much extends a, helping Sand td him<br />
•^'•8. KWehton, <strong>of</strong> I It is this Itind <strong>of</strong> charity - '<br />
*li summering- here<br />
JiMr, Kelghton was in<br />
' k^Moiiily 111. It was<br />
IrjMg hli automoMlo<br />
vjl<strong>of</strong>liay; Wiht and<br />
Jie /round he is said<br />
' his car, and to<br />
„ ,jf two blocks<br />
^ «(th the taten-<br />
' aiiible aid to the<br />
„ suffering .with a<br />
the added shock <strong>of</strong><br />
djf.amLtle aub-<br />
___ U<strong>of</strong> running ae.<br />
fli^d proved toe much,<br />
rttiirtilDB home he war,<br />
ehllli and fiver and<br />
Ivriported b7 his mother<br />
MO 'hart had a fever <strong>of</strong><br />
;:ilnd to be in "vary<br />
BttOB."<br />
^ W proved n shock<br />
B#,;<strong>of</strong> people over a<br />
Ti ! M> the resort, louth<br />
•fttl "itiollerg saw the<br />
by Carey<br />
are that numerous<br />
to enjoy iepttmber<br />
' according to T, J,<br />
Mjcrti the following<br />
^viemat made over<br />
il B.V., for Rudolph<br />
„. pi,. Philadelphia ot<br />
, D. Hufttilfle, <strong>of</strong> Bryu<br />
['•Trtftr H, D_aij,<br />
to j D Clark <strong>of</strong><br />
breads contentment, tBo gpealcer<br />
said,' adding, significantly:<br />
"'Let's' realise tnat we hove<br />
a job ahead ot us for this year.<br />
, , , As bUilneiF! men we have<br />
to stop Brasping nt shadows, itrIv<br />
p gpns; ut shado<br />
for more find morn<br />
reajjy<br />
li<br />
, s<br />
that we<br />
Expert for <strong>City</strong> Survey<br />
(Contlned from Page <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
was city manager until he resign-<br />
ed to take up his present pr<strong>of</strong>es-<br />
sion.<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Survey • Asso-<br />
ciation, which is a legally incor<br />
porated body, was formed a ' few<br />
weeks ago as a non-political, non-<br />
partisan body for the purpose <strong>of</strong><br />
securing and maintaining an eco-<br />
nomic and efficient operation <strong>of</strong><br />
city government, anil to advance<br />
the business interests <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> from a taxpayers' stand-<br />
point, according to a letter mail-<br />
ed lout this wsek to property own<br />
rs<br />
Colored Folk to<br />
Assist Library<br />
Books on Negroes To' Bd<br />
Presented, Sunday<br />
<strong>On</strong> Sunday, at SSIloh Baptist<br />
Church, ftli ST. and Simpson av.,<br />
chargiB <strong>of</strong> the scholarship, litefi.ry<br />
to the general public will be pre-<br />
sented to repreientative^ <strong>of</strong> rhn<br />
local library, by the committee in<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> the seholarshin, lit«rary<br />
and musical fund for colored bojs<br />
The Coslello's Philadelphia reol-<br />
denco is ut 426 Catherine st.<br />
Mardi Gras to Add New-<br />
Sparkle to Baby Parade<br />
C t i d ' P O<br />
and <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
crs<br />
Among the titles listed<br />
'The Rural Negro," by t'urtor C<br />
Woodion; "The Negro In Ou,<br />
History," ii .copiously Ulustrsitot<br />
enoyclopedia <strong>of</strong> iicgrri nehlev.<br />
ments in the history <strong>of</strong> Anieric.i<br />
by Woodson; "The Negro V>ag<<br />
Earner, 1 ' Green nnd TVoodson<br />
.....,--_ Plays nnd PaiconiitH," h<br />
Willis RiehardBon; "Meero Pneni<br />
and Poets." by Robert T. Kerlln.<br />
The lust two bnnhs n.imud pro<br />
vide the best material <strong>of</strong> thr'<br />
, kind - - - -<br />
tin!<br />
Hospital<br />
"rtUl-ba ^^^^Wbntf4 te Iwrt tap-<br />
ifluKB housel. In addiUon, thiro<br />
will be ipecial priies fol tho<br />
cliaisploa baby? ^ the o@^t twini<br />
and triplets, and other ouUtand-<br />
entries.<br />
ing eumee«<br />
^Thi divisions <strong>of</strong> tile parade irin<br />
he as follows:<br />
(A) Baby Conches nnd<br />
Carta In any decoration.<br />
ai<br />
h<br />
•K' OI WW puree. ,'.- • >-•„.,,;- - -V v/jit -<br />
Tne fasUTitleg w«re lntere»Ung<br />
«nd entertainlue all the way; thru,<br />
and JnrtoaW iwiBimJnf r»ei»,<br />
dlvlag coapttitlo^, tuh' raeti, tt«<br />
alwayi food greasy pole net, with<br />
a bottle <strong>of</strong> soda pop as the prize<br />
and canoe tilting, "Itay" also<br />
exhibited his wares- when ha<br />
Go- wrestled a huge "alligator" in the<br />
wus kept<br />
Sunday<br />
It was feared that he<br />
caniraet imfciimonia, he<br />
in. the hospital until<br />
(B) Doll Coaches, including<br />
costume <strong>of</strong> child.<br />
(0) Express Wagons, driven or<br />
drawn toy one or more children.<br />
(D) Costumes in Fancy Dress<br />
and College Colors.<br />
in Tuckuhoti, N. J,, qno Pon.<br />
[Ins Coiipn. s«riul No, 5J4103.P, En-<br />
Riiio No. P-fiOlJili, Seized nnd to he<br />
sold iiiider ihe provisions <strong>of</strong> the laws<br />
<strong>of</strong> K, .1., OhMpter US. illi. Terms<br />
nsli. Sills IB to Batlufy Lien af<br />
iomtjr Palmer,<br />
PtOVO QANDV,<br />
Bailiff for Homir palmtr.<br />
iu2ri34j<br />
twice in the nfth and sixth,<br />
pushed a half dozen men across<br />
the pan in the eighth.<br />
Elce was hurlitiB'for the resort<br />
firemen, and although he Rave<br />
up 18 hits, struck nut five and<br />
walked none, Testa, his oppo-<br />
nent, was kind and ms« nine lo- j<br />
cal men their base on balls, '<br />
Retort's Oldest Pioneer<br />
Found; <strong>On</strong> Island 73 Years<br />
(Continued from Taw <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
ashore, Miller purchnsed lh« onh.<br />
In and erected a homo oti As-<br />
biiiy nv. on Ilia sitii now nnniiiii.<br />
ed by nuBsell's store. This bulld-<br />
ne wns latur inovnil to tbo rnmii<br />
1931 Fordor Sedan<br />
Like iictv, liliirk iKiily, (TfUiii<br />
$395<br />
Y.-'l krniH. Don't fall tisc<br />
this cur,<br />
Edw. G. Kurtz<br />
FOIID KACI'OKY DKALKK<br />
First and Atlantic<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> I'hone COO<br />
OCEAN err/<br />
TABERNACLE<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
(<br />
5th to 6th Sts.<br />
Anbury to Wesley A\fa.<br />
Sunday, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 21st<br />
Prefichlng at 10:1f<br />
and 8:13 p. m ny<br />
Rev. J. S. Ladd Thomtis<br />
Pastor First M. E. Church.<br />
Germiintpwn. Pa.<br />
Solos by Louis Smith<br />
PHILADELPHIA TENOR<br />
and "3:>.minutes <strong>of</strong> Sacred Sotifli"<br />
at K:3D, foltowlnfl the evening<br />
Sermon.<br />
AT THREE O'CLOCK<br />
A Very Unusual Event!<br />
ADDRISS BY<br />
"DAN" POLING<br />
Young Ptoplo'j Purleu Leader<br />
SELECTIONS BY<br />
Vcm Knighn Nirclln<br />
Unqueitlonnbly America'! QroaV<br />
est 3oprAnp In Christian Ser- -<br />
vies Today.<br />
REV. HERBERT R. HOWELL8<br />
will load the Sonfl Services and<br />
Congregational Singing<br />
Miln Enlrnncf^Miliui^ Avt lie<br />
tivecu ttti und 6lli atisets—Drive<br />
In: umpla parking spuco for wor-<br />
alnpuer*.<br />
completUw WedntidRy Ihp<br />
aecuitomed to,<br />
fiora<br />
they huve been<br />
hut It" did not dettr thani<br />
humlilatlni the aermantown<br />
Club, 8 to 0. .<br />
In the previous gamo he.<br />
the two teaiDB, the score vi»<br />
to 0, In favor <strong>of</strong> the paperl<br />
ere, so Wednesday nights'-.<br />
was comparatively tight.<br />
Although tUty imprnvt,d<br />
flaldlnf eonslderably, tiia G^immi-<br />
town lads still wore<br />
tlK'lr<br />
illi<br />
town *«"•* "v...<br />
the hickory und did not ret a hil |,,<br />
from Too Mazico p i|)ai tianuLi j<br />
hurlet Boh BrorKlej \ is bUimd „„<br />
t<br />
Wght<br />
g<br />
a»ld proudly<br />
H Mrs. Ruiiell , Uary,<br />
,1- Uuy, St., md ,ihui<br />
t»»by. <strong>of</strong> Dilexel Hill. «ra<br />
th*<br />
they decided to be married." at onee.<br />
Hillman rented un miartmoiit i<br />
Boa lilo <strong>City</strong> and'stocked up with<br />
(irovisions.<br />
Police Hell). In Seiirch.<br />
Oaine Mdiiday night, Tlio best<br />
mnn ana mn'irSn <strong>of</strong> honor wore<br />
at tho pareonuue. Thn nimr-<br />
hrldejjroum left his' nnnr-bridei on<br />
.. street uointir while ho miido<br />
final nrrnngoHionts, •When ho ro-<br />
turned, she had vanlihed,<br />
frantically, he onlistea tlio md<br />
nr <strong>Ocean</strong> Oily police, tind tht,y<br />
searches for hor In hosiiltuls urn 1<br />
In nil tnt hlBliwttyi nud Ujwiv<br />
Dorothy Buys thtu as BIIO ntpn-<br />
••uww — - -• -. the corner, two .men. trletiCs p"<br />
tha plate for this no Itlt-u-i i'un;iw parents drove tip. fliiHlird<br />
bttiitry. ' _. ' i badges and ordered her ln{o tjhiir<br />
-—
;J!' %? V *> ( ;&h*<br />
_ JS00iKSVI!i.mexMXimilSilit long ae ley are continued under ba^jt.^ c«t t^an a boy<br />
,m stringent New Jersey building and loan laws and the<br />
Pi management that has always governed their op=<br />
ation.<br />
THE MUNICIPAL SURVEY.<br />
IT is too early as yet to comment extensively on the<br />
survey <strong>of</strong> the municipal government, whichhas been<br />
Wnched by resort business men, headed by William i.<br />
'sSfone thing that should impress the public is the<br />
nark made this week by a-member <strong>of</strong> the survey as-<br />
""If.^'he said, "the survey discloses that the munici-<br />
JA government is being operated as economically as pos=<br />
lible, it will ,be worth what the survey costs taxpayers<br />
to find that out and prove it," nh,tfln<br />
: We believe the general public thinks that a aubstan-<br />
W sum stlUcan be pruned from the city budget with-<br />
out seriously curtailing effioiency. The new association s<br />
Mdommendations, to be released m installments, will<br />
therefore, be awaited with keen interest. •<br />
A lot <strong>of</strong> tolk, whq have been lOBBing for the happy days<br />
<strong>of</strong> childhood are blek there in qne particular^-they haven t<br />
got a penny to buy an mil-day sueker.<br />
was a niati coinplainini shot 1 ,,*<br />
•this at one <strong>of</strong> the botela this<br />
morninf,<br />
"I wanted a boy to do an er-<br />
rand for me the other day," he<br />
said, "and I promised him a<br />
quarter. 'It would have lalwn<br />
bim about IB minutei. He<br />
tironiiaea to do It as soon as lie<br />
went somewh«rii al»e first. He<br />
never showed up, and he's bean<br />
avoiding me ever since. It took<br />
in a half hour to pet a bov<br />
and then the errand wasn't<br />
properly done,"<br />
So you -— '*'•<br />
<strong>of</strong>ten are shifted—but not low<br />
. oreJ.<br />
It is Just as painful to take<br />
as another—just as palnfiil to<br />
pay a new klad <strong>of</strong> tax as an<br />
old one. We will have tax re-<br />
duotlons, when we force «.nii-<br />
fne cuts in the cost <strong>of</strong> running<br />
the ioyernment, and not tinril<br />
then.—Oazette.<br />
ItEClIIAR ANTOAI,<br />
nnother ease<br />
Every summer in every town<br />
tnere is a mad dog scare, or<br />
sometimes just a do* scare. Uut<br />
It Is a regular, fixed event,<br />
which always has be.sa and »!•<br />
ways will b'a» and about which<br />
people will Kit'just as .'larraed<br />
as If It had never beoa heard<br />
<strong>of</strong> before. It started in this<br />
foiirth<br />
(The above artlrle Up]<br />
She Owan nity Wally 1<br />
j, July 28,<br />
The Republicaiis «re makini a tremendous effort to put<br />
•11 us Mdestriani' haek in new sedang before Novemlier.<br />
I almost hate to tell you <strong>of</strong><br />
The Public Mail Box<br />
HOW ONE DOS OWNER<br />
VIEWS CONTROVERSY.<br />
Editor The Ssntintl-Ltdger—<br />
May I inject « few llaea in<br />
would take lust a '.ittle care <strong>of</strong>.<br />
their animals, seeing ihat they<br />
have enough water to drink,<br />
and If parents would kr.op their<br />
children from teaslnf the dois<br />
when the weut'ne- is keeping<br />
the disposition <strong>of</strong> both on edge<br />
most <strong>of</strong> Ibe (rouble could be<br />
avoided, That'a too much to en-<br />
peot, ,<strong>of</strong> course so there will<br />
he fright and frlotion for a few<br />
weeks and then it will be all<br />
over until next summer,—Untidy<br />
Sun,<br />
Yet Jesus built so solidly and well that d'sath was only the be-<br />
Minninj <strong>of</strong> his influence! itnnped <strong>of</strong> all dogma his was the grand.,<br />
est achievement story <strong>of</strong> all! • .<br />
• * s<br />
If we ore criticized for overemphasizing the human side <strong>of</strong><br />
Jesus' character we shall have the satisfaction <strong>of</strong> knowlnf that our<br />
overemphnsis tends a little to <strong>of</strong>fset the very great overempHasiB<br />
which has been exerted on the other side. Books and books have<br />
been written about him as the Son <strong>of</strong> God; surely we have a rev-<br />
urent right to remember that his favorite title for himself was the<br />
Son <strong>of</strong> Man,<br />
Nazareth, where he grew up, was a little town, In the fashion-<br />
able circles <strong>of</strong> Jerusalem it^was quite the thing to make fun <strong>of</strong><br />
Nnzareth—its crudities <strong>of</strong> custom and speech, its simplicity <strong>of</strong><br />
, manner. "Can any good thing come out <strong>of</strong> Nazareth ?" they flgked<br />
derisively when the report spread that a new prophet hpd arisen m<br />
that country town. The question was regarded as a complete; re-<br />
hiittBl <strong>of</strong> his pretensions.<br />
The Galileans' were quite conscious <strong>of</strong> the city folks 1 contempt,<br />
but they bore it lightly. Life -was a cheerful MuPeasy-BQijm affair<br />
with them. The sun shone almost every day; the land was fruitful;<br />
to make a living was nothing mueh to worry about. There was<br />
nothing much to worry about. There was plenty <strong>of</strong> time to vtait.<br />
Families went on picnics in Nazareth, as elsewhere in tbe world;<br />
young people walked together in the moonlight and fell in love in<br />
the spring; Boys laughed boisterously at their games and got into<br />
trouble with their pranks.<br />
And Jesus, the boy who worked in the carpenter shop, was- a<br />
leader among- them,<br />
?M»<br />
S1LTI1 • •<br />
As I hnvo predicted lo this<br />
column, the remonetliaUon <strong>of</strong><br />
silver has become a topic <strong>of</strong> erstion ill'<br />
world-wide dtsculilOB by g^ - (fcjv.iM^: '<br />
ernmenta und economist*. The re«I _<br />
proponal to put the Indian ru- adopWd; hi*<br />
pee paolt on a silver DaeU and - *^ ? -<br />
td restert the silver content <strong>of</strong><br />
tM' iubsldlary coinage <strong>of</strong> tte-<br />
British Empire in being nafly<br />
debated at the conference In Ot-<br />
tawa. . . ;• .. •. ; •-,.•• .,••<br />
At the International Economic en«]<br />
Conference, called by tbe League WW»<br />
<strong>of</strong> Nations for Ootobflr,; the : Bfea th<br />
United States has insisted that aflCirfV<br />
the poBltion <strong>of</strong> sUVir-J«-J»OBflR--;0Lijjfc'<br />
be glveJi a place on ihe pro- mlnd« .—^3^<br />
gram, ' ' .' peopIi||a*i|Wfl<br />
I think it is quite probable bis ,R«pi""<br />
that we shall eventually, see *.v : iiiedrtWjii<br />
small percentage <strong>of</strong> stlvtr adflta^ pojWrwp<br />
to the gold reserves <strong>of</strong> the nWnVlftv<br />
world and used, aa an additional t puld b« <<br />
basis for money wmeh #111 fi : :Tni'<br />
aeceptable everywhere. If Uiat uuif: Wi'<br />
is done, the effeet will be to Jn-, • Pomtfint i"ji|«<br />
crease the volume <strong>of</strong> coramodl- ReconatrticUpO \51<br />
ties. This will help every debt- atton, Pragl^ont;<br />
or, who must pay Ws debts eith- placed at<br />
er In labor or comniM>bM.pRi-"\jnt<br />
ductd br Jabsr, andtitwlH not: ^lAltWi<br />
Ittluri any i»> ,—» blame,<br />
S IO TOUT tiealttl I ^ P , " ^ ^ , mt with allow th«m to mar the hedges, • If <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> wants the fam-<br />
' - > •-- — lay his gardens and boawlwalk, as there lly element, then it should not<br />
I qultB agree with the opin-<br />
ions regarding those who take<br />
their dogs out on le»shjsiand<br />
• John Joseph Gaines, M. D.<br />
A CHAT<br />
are trying<br />
every Vile word he can li<br />
tongue to all because I am a<br />
friend tor c<strong>of</strong>fee. He even<br />
me A liar and tells me I<br />
are many "comfort<br />
f : ; Our editor and<br />
We our public<br />
that is In us, We must<br />
the popular opinion <strong>of</strong><br />
otter people, 1 ;<br />
having<br />
harass its n»tron» by allowing<br />
nets can be taken ontH—Editor.)<br />
lly T3WAIIN .0. FBN8KK<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the largest wastes <strong>of</strong><br />
natural resources through fail-<br />
ure to utilize It as a food, is<br />
the emmon salt water mussel<br />
(mytllus edulus), nometlmcs lo-<br />
cally known ns the bl«ck mjis-<br />
sel.<br />
Groat. Britain and Ireland con-<br />
BUnio annually over S5.00ft.O0O<br />
poimrtB; Holland, one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
umallost countries, C6.O0O.OOO<br />
pounds, with France topping<br />
ibe llBt*with a consumption <strong>of</strong><br />
4*10,000,000 pounds. Yet in tbe<br />
United States a. comparatively<br />
fimall amount Is used for food.<br />
Why we havo not used this<br />
valuable source <strong>of</strong> seafood, Is<br />
haijl to explain. The mussel<br />
compares favorably .wltb damn<br />
or oysters In flavor; In fact,<br />
uonie. regard the flavor superior<br />
to that <strong>of</strong> tbe oyster.<br />
DEIIRC beds <strong>of</strong> sea mussels<br />
that are accessible with tongs-<br />
or dredges are as yet un-<br />
touched. Along the snores <strong>of</strong><br />
New England, New, York mrid<br />
New J«r«ey, they oiUt in bM*<br />
ot niMked W U W<br />
can be harvested and sold ranch<br />
more cheaply either than damn<br />
or oysters, A , bnrrel <strong>of</strong> mussels<br />
contains more edible mattei<br />
than a barrel <strong>of</strong> iclanw »' ous-<br />
ters, due to their thin shell.<br />
Mussels are also one <strong>of</strong> tne<br />
most eaBlly dliestlhle af foods.<br />
This ilias *een provefl by eelen-<br />
tlflc rose&reh and also by tbe<br />
nsneriencB <strong>of</strong> ddnsumers. Per-<br />
sons troubled with digestive dis-<br />
orders fina that mussels can<br />
be eaten with no III after ef-<br />
fects. This can be tracea to<br />
the fact that'prwtleaily nil <strong>of</strong><br />
the meat and liquid I* dlKOStlhle.<br />
"1 • ' . ' . . • • * •<br />
AnotBer laetor in favor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
sea mussel as ft.ttod It that It<br />
is In prime eonditlon during the<br />
time wn,en oygWs.are not eoB-<br />
sldered prime—from May to<br />
September. Of, course, nothing<br />
can displace tM'oyster from. Its<br />
pre-eminent position ainonif sea-<br />
foods, out as a substitute, dar-<br />
ing the <strong>of</strong>f season, 1 tie ,.BB$ mils-<br />
111 flUs tilt Mil «jmU*lf. v<br />
The only ipMUblt part <strong>of</strong> tile<br />
musiel ««ept tot-shell i% ttt<br />
tuft <strong>of</strong> MMk mtp « fl* WBj* •><br />
knowa a«. the fteftrt Br. ^im*^<br />
wnlch m*y be retaUy<br />
N»t flullty<br />
Judge: "Guilty or not guilty?"<br />
Prisoner. "Not guilty!"<br />
Judge: "Were you ever in<br />
Jail lieforeT"<br />
Prisoner: "No, your.' hohor, I<br />
never stole, anything before."<br />
A«rh»<br />
Doctor: "I Troolfl-mlvUe Too.<br />
msdaM, to.taWi,<br />
get plentjt <strong>of</strong>-;<br />
dress in dool<br />
And she wiBtV -rjRi<br />
her husnanrl Wkt'JjI<br />
ordered that Mie<br />
snere at omoe,1?W(l|<br />
mountains and to<br />
<strong>of</strong> il^t tOWM.. : V,;J<br />
"This Is :» ;v f<br />
.' -••'• V. Tli»l:^tt*i<br />
Arttat: "ghaU; J^ "<br />
a frqek Mftt, tixf<br />
MUUoi^lrel ^Ofc j<br />
any fuss. JUBt(;^t(i,<br />
"Ive been<br />
chanlc far tnfe .<br />
his L.,<br />
drop <strong>of</strong> oil on<br />
put tba hood<br />
tened It M*<br />
(Interprtnti<br />
d 6B<br />
ilWttW<br />
.:.5Vj V* ' ** j ^
aiuf IMFUWNERS<br />
Victim <strong>of</strong><br />
__ >n |fer»<br />
tift moved fatd<br />
Ffaputui, 18-<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mr. and<br />
fteVDMD, 1044 Aa-<br />
dty. Tho child died<br />
lift' Shorn hospital<br />
d<br />
» (student in<br />
; tfce Oeean <strong>City</strong><br />
jgj'tfliejti'-'tB' tfc§<br />
^Wednesday when she<br />
I * ^-sTt Ml Sl-l'll lT l-_?ll_' ___I«F-<br />
f. ;j__Bf|£I@--t *-Bltll S@T-<br />
J J_* from<br />
, fi.iate. Friends apA relatives row<br />
tall at tho family horn.) tomorrow<br />
wW<br />
Fainta And Falls<br />
BBI FWli Rescued<br />
Avle Johnson, 18, <strong>of</strong> S3 W. Sth<br />
!f_t_, Bayonne. N- J., who is stay*<br />
inR at the lUIno- Hotel, fainted<br />
Wednesday night and fell Into<br />
the Flanders poo]. He wai un-<br />
I conscious when brought to the<br />
igrDMtj Olaf DrosioT omd Jos.<br />
' " " pool guards, i4si.il'<br />
Ciiey. Beaca Patrol<br />
Head <strong>of</strong> Legion<br />
Succeed* E. A, Rodgert as<br />
Pott Commander •<br />
sph _,..<br />
«1 by Jolm<br />
i guard wlio woj practising for lo-<br />
! morrow Bight*! water circus.<br />
was taken in the cltj ain'nu.<br />
ot the olllee <strong>of</strong> Brs, Cor.<br />
4 IP be recov<br />
tat tBt wane<br />
inday- Hospilil<br />
m<br />
and TowBEend, ivliere he<br />
trotted by Or, KeTlri Seiti, It<br />
found that he had a donsid-<br />
Injnie-1 efoMe Quantity <strong>of</strong> water on the<br />
^^^j lungs but was otherwise unlnjur<br />
_. Doujflsg Lonjienecker, prop-<br />
rlet<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the catuly store" at Sth<br />
st, and the boarilwajk, was elect-<br />
.er <strong>of</strong> MorEan-HnncI.<br />
post No, 187, Ainorlcan Lcjjion,<br />
Wednesday night, in the Legion's<br />
rdOMi on the siusie pier.<br />
He succeeds Edwin A, Badgers,<br />
who H_i_, held the position Fine*?<br />
liot election JMittli last sumni'<br />
D. Richards, police mi<br />
Village Smithy to<br />
Stay Sober Three<br />
Months From Date<br />
elected senior .vice<br />
and Alvin "I'op 1 "<br />
chosen junior vice-<br />
, ^rwi-^ the 4pp<br />
the operation*<br />
Aioent follower <strong>of</strong><br />
Joluiion had been playing t;_g In<br />
tha' pool with several other*.<br />
Whin he fell and disappeared,<br />
_lp coispanloiis first tfioyg-i! k_<br />
was tmntln-. But when he fa<br />
She attended thei. 1<br />
ndw schaoL | able<br />
schaoL<br />
(Vjtod iy her father<br />
and four brothers<br />
ta and Harold<br />
J Sat-<br />
id to reappear<br />
time, thi<br />
him.<br />
within<br />
guards<br />
a rei-=son-<br />
dove it<br />
ADS<br />
___» SALE OF PROPERTIES FOR UNPAifl<br />
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS<br />
istrate, wn<br />
coining ndei'i<br />
Kimblc vvii:<br />
commnnder.<br />
Other <strong>of</strong>ficers elected wore<br />
Hurry Roy, adjutant; Ilf^nn Hoo-<br />
scrF finance <strong>of</strong>ficer; Albert Sny<br />
der, ser^f*:Lnt-at-flrms; Harold<br />
Pariii, financiul s*i:rotar\'; ^lor<br />
iran Hand, Jr., histori;m; mid<br />
Hurold Paris, member nf lh*<br />
coufity committee. Willi.-im I-<br />
fiibb, Harold Ha^ci 'iml Albert<br />
01(tfi(*Ifl VkQ.ve rc-i*lo.cteu to llu:<br />
<strong>of</strong> diiector^<br />
Bi-Centennial Here<br />
Given High Praise<br />
A letter was rcci'itfed<br />
David McOo nlgle, 86, <strong>of</strong> 705<br />
SimpsoB ay—<strong>Ocean</strong> Cl-J^B "Vil-<br />
lage Smithy"—was arrested last<br />
summer for being drunk ^irl<br />
disorderly and had hia ____.-<br />
ti.-nc. suspended on a promise<br />
<strong>of</strong> noii-lndul .ence.<br />
Tuesday morning AicGonJgle<br />
visited .Maf. Istrate , George Ilieh-<br />
ards <strong>of</strong>tais on 'the sumo charge,<br />
JJe was remindM <strong>of</strong> the _u*><br />
fended sentence hanging over<br />
liis lioud, k<br />
"But, Judge, I won't gel drunk<br />
anymore," the defendant plead-<br />
ed.<br />
"Not for three monthj," Magi-<br />
strate Richards replied.<br />
wlwre there will be a florrvT fan-<br />
Usy and beauts contest undjsr the<br />
.direction <strong>of</strong> Miss BcxUu Turner.<br />
) Toe particioants in tonighrt af-<br />
fair have been working hard to<br />
matte this the best night <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Cafaival and they (ta&ervc to, *'btK<br />
1 hand."<br />
Director Kebb auU iiis commit<br />
tee on arrangements are to bd<br />
conirocnded^fOr theLr (nod work<br />
in providinB clean, thealthy entei'.<br />
lairaneiit for everyone, and it !B<br />
h d tht th iil<br />
l a e t for everyone, and<br />
hoptd that other similar<br />
8IM1I will b# produced In<br />
community.<br />
Ad<br />
p<br />
this<br />
mmunity.<br />
Awards to studeiila anil papa.<br />
larity ranttit winners Mid books<br />
will be Dreaentcd at Shiloh - Bap-<br />
tist Church, Sunday at 3:.'iO p. m.<br />
New Lubrication<br />
For Autos Found<br />
famous WM Proces* WM<br />
Adapted To FroMem<br />
Hydrogenation, the famous pro-(Development Co., which pertectcil<br />
cess, which nearly won the war t the proeesi in this coutrtry —<br />
for Germany, has dually furnished j * '<br />
Today the game process which<br />
| helped Germany to stand <strong>of</strong>f th»<br />
word by enabling her to iuanii-<br />
[ncture explosives out <strong>of</strong> nitrogen<br />
from tbt air when her (upyly<br />
from the ouUlde was ehut oil,<br />
.has accomplished what the oil ln-<br />
[dufitry was' never nblo to achieve<br />
before.<br />
Oil Is "Tailoi Made"<br />
Scientists <strong>of</strong> the Standard Oil<br />
"SUndard"<br />
eovery or<br />
the modern «<br />
troduce a ue«<br />
tnotorins.<br />
the answer to the lubrication<br />
problem <strong>of</strong> the modern Ugh com-<br />
pression motor after 20 yuara <strong>of</strong><br />
iinendine researeli.<br />
Is the last 10 years the auto-<br />
mobile has Increased 22 per cent<br />
Arson* ruejti at tie WWtt \ ^..HL JKL^.iJf ,^\.J"<br />
West Side News<br />
<strong>of</strong> Colored Folk<br />
jtiy Morgan Hand, Jr., chairman u't<br />
the Di-Centennlal committee, Irnm<br />
:i-.O»n«to>, Deem-CUy, Hew Jersey.<br />
" """" i -Its- tht HtiKFiber, tie Tax Colk.lo<br />
" <strong>of</strong> the mate <strong>of</strong> New<br />
iile at public<br />
y. (fiTen tbat the<br />
'- ptv*u*fit to thp Ifl-VA <strong>of</strong> the<br />
nn& provided, wfli expose for<br />
;rHpy<br />
et ion<br />
TNtilXTH (SAY OF MPTEMBER, 1M2<br />
<strong>of</strong> that clay at the "nut Offln. seeend flow uf _<br />
lab^Iou, tracts or pkreelj <strong>of</strong> land hereinafter m<br />
Int.,<br />
or parcels or land and real estate will be sold i;<br />
a?peraons u wiB puKtoue the same, mbleel to re-<br />
' rate <strong>of</strong> Interest, but hi no case In eJieeM <strong>of</strong> elshl<br />
ale<br />
•u- on ..i.h 1.1. tract or parcel <strong>of</strong><br />
Ik] added Its prapBrtionaU share <strong>of</strong><br />
ta ** n « : tae »BT T. FOUUM, T,<br />
ptili-<br />
Ailuir Adams, sicrcmij<br />
New .lerscy Washinglon<br />
th.<br />
Ui r«n-<br />
By .MARTHA M, BIIOWN<br />
IV Klein-, <strong>of</strong> tie MCot ldt ha\i.<br />
.ioyt'-j some splendid musical en<br />
irrtuimncotx during the pa.si<br />
week, provided by the Peerless<br />
Quartette ii St. Jaiy/s CIIUILII,<br />
the Harmonious Four and the Hoy<br />
Scojt orchesna at Muceduni<br />
Church.<br />
I * * *<br />
I The Drjn-Marshall recital will<br />
| be repeated atain at the Shilob<br />
i liaptist Church, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 2S,<br />
* •<br />
House buffet-luncheon last wetJs<br />
.were Perry Howard, Negro nat-<br />
{lonal committtctc from Missiasip-<br />
pi, Mrs, Mary Bocae, Atioual<br />
comnutteewoman and her husband<br />
and several othe» Negro leader*.<br />
We a_e torry to reMrt the<br />
death <strong>of</strong> John Wash^»lon, <strong>of</strong> 629<br />
Simpson av. He is survived by h«;<br />
widow, Mrs, Hattie '"<br />
* • •<br />
Rev. Fitzgerald, pastor <strong>of</strong> Tab-<br />
lernaole Baptist Church, <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> .died Monday, after a sever*<br />
I<br />
power, Htsb-ttit fuels hare been<br />
developed to meet the demandi <strong>of</strong><br />
•be high compression motor, VC.<br />
aurprlsinit though It may seers,<br />
the petroleum Industry has never<br />
been able to make an oil which<br />
would realty stand up to the Job<br />
<strong>of</strong> lubricating the modern auto.<br />
mobile power plant. Through hy-<br />
dr<strong>of</strong>enation, which 'eon for !•_•<br />
German dlscovereri. Doctors Ber-i<br />
Rlus and Bosch, the 1031 Nobel<br />
Priie. for Chemistry really sati_><br />
factory motor lubrication for the]<br />
car <strong>of</strong> today 1« available tor thai<br />
first time, " '<br />
the p n i<br />
plain that molecules<br />
oil<br />
are literally torn apart InTthu by-<br />
drogtnation towejs , under terrinc<br />
pressure and blistering beat nnd,<br />
reformed accordlns ' to tto i-\uct<br />
desired specification*, Tho oil Is<br />
really "tallor-mrfe," therefore, to<br />
operate the high eomprosaton oil*<br />
Kins <strong>of</strong> today. It goes under tup<br />
brand name <strong>of</strong> Esaolubf and Is dis<br />
tributed In this itnto through Uie<br />
SMndard Oil Co, ol New Jorsoy,<br />
Everything else, bolne equal,:<br />
b - ROAt<br />
tme.<br />
Heeds 6 Ckurmderist<br />
The Ideal motor oil. It Is gen-i<br />
erally agreed, shouhl havo Bye'<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
.l<br />
Edward J<br />
Ilobert H.<br />
i. Inc. _<br />
lot<br />
l l M<br />
Oeean city for Its e;<br />
uly 29 30 and 31.<br />
"Thank jou for<br />
.pics <strong>of</strong> the program<br />
in <strong>City</strong> BW.'entennliil<br />
Iho letter read. "The<br />
themselves, are v<br />
deed, and the evenia a-j<br />
planned und appropriau.'.<br />
"I congratulate you nn<br />
an excelient piece <strong>of</strong> HDI<br />
roe) satlslied indeed with<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> has done as her<br />
(<strong>of</strong> the BMJentennia! eoiiinn<br />
i lira. Anna<br />
a HJTS.1<br />
week<br />
Church,<br />
I-. Jones is linv ^<br />
lionif 1 Service liii<br />
Tabernacle Uapti:<br />
ra'iis<br />
!. in<br />
Mmljce<br />
John J. Fb»*«r — _<br />
ThoDia* Ct, Tuso ^, _ _<br />
LoulB flllmr , _<br />
LoulA Ffibcr , ^ „<br />
John J. Foater _ » ^<br />
141<br />
ir.<br />
153<br />
41.3S<br />
51 l»<br />
„„ ._.„,..„, 162 Jl<br />
'.'. fliomajl B, Brock . „______ __ UM<br />
ftsm CBlr Ucilly Co. 4_,..1<br />
,-» ,By» _K_Hy _ • .___ _.._:!<br />
_L Eva Kelly _. , I'll<br />
P. Hum Fes , P.13<br />
Horace F, Dorman ag.;:!<br />
Horaea P, rwrmaii is S3<br />
Jennie A, ipmtt _ _ _ .. : • _. . 52,95<br />
.Jennie A. Spnlt - - "~ 17 Bf,<br />
vjenhli A. Sftiatt ^.^-- - ' ; _ _ ,7.05<br />
Jennie A, Stnut- _• _ a.i .1,1<br />
Gandy<br />
Candy<br />
and *5tant_jp Y<br />
i.-l_!M!na ftftd Stanjey Y<br />
Wi W. *_!!.-_ Wpfti. ^_ __.<br />
WlmeM W.,Worth ______ ___<br />
.WllHani K. ftartlner ____________<br />
WUJani r. Oswiiier _•-_ ._______. -<br />
Mulsa K. __ Jatiiiu Colladuy „_.___ ___<br />
I_aulte X. It Jam.s Collartiy (ISSS-M).^ U-<br />
Sliltual IrtV. _C_. and Psgre .1. k __ C. Watson<br />
Mil-list InV. Co, omj Page A, _ IJ. C. Winnon<br />
Mutual mv. t"o. and Fagt A, & IJ. C. Watson<br />
Mutual lou. Co. and Fsm A. U U. e. Urq _»_______^ , „<br />
AI01110 O; jjota ________________ ____..<br />
Motao O. Vmv __,___,, ,_<br />
,_UI*Bh-ny Title ft Trust Co. ___ »_<br />
Wllll»m E ll,,Ky ^__1__, ._<br />
O. O. Bond nnd Hortsago Co, .<br />
O, C. Bond nnd Mortfrnfft Co<br />
_ — _ l_,7i<br />
-_ 24.J1<br />
. ioni<br />
141.26 I _n<br />
„ ST.fif I<br />
•— '1'' I The<br />
31.77<br />
31.77<br />
31.17<br />
Tickets Limited to<br />
Schoora Best Seats «<br />
The number <strong>of</strong> tleketB heing | la<br />
limited to 400 for the play<br />
"Death Takes a Holiday" is not<br />
for the purpose <strong>of</strong> eliminating'<br />
undesirable persons, but to avoid i<br />
using undesirable seats In the<br />
lilgh school auditorium, according<br />
to Ralph jiirvls, coach <strong>of</strong> the<br />
production.<br />
Acoustics art uul per.*?, iu Ihe<br />
auditorium, ho said, and if per-<br />
nllowed to sit under<br />
they could not hear<br />
TickelK for lliu play,<br />
itoii fS_[!l_iiihcr U, arc<br />
Ue% Gharle.!, A Tin Us, p'sio<br />
<strong>of</strong> tj i rjl\jn yi t Church,<br />
%.ill inndJLt nri'cc it the Cini|)<br />
Gruand Tabernaclr, Sunda), Sop<br />
temoer 4,<br />
Iiiirt I A (jchalitful kiddies' party ...n<br />
irior- j «iven by Mr. and lira, Jnhn<br />
tewart, <strong>of</strong> fiO!) Ilay av..- Salur-<br />
ay, In honor <strong>of</strong> llie 11th iinni'<br />
ei sai-y <strong>of</strong> their i^iughtcr, Lii-<br />
ille, who proved a jfracious li*j-<br />
ami oiuorU'.int-il Ucr jfut-sts<br />
ily. Those present Hiiro: Eli.<br />
nor and 'Mildred Smith, Florence<br />
illness <strong>of</strong> several ruojitli.., at the<br />
home <strong>of</strong> relatives la Chester, Pa<br />
t-iin their eonglgteney at extreme<br />
temperritiires they do not form<br />
.sludge, and do not use up rapidly,<br />
I Oils refined from so-called natn-<br />
thonlo erurei pass the other two<br />
requirement."!—low carbon content<br />
nnrl winter fluidity. Until the ad-<br />
vent <strong>of</strong> liydroaenation, however,<br />
no refining process or method nf<br />
blending 6Tor was discovered wns<br />
a*le to produce a motor oil which<br />
would cheek on all five points.<br />
Cannon, Willett,<br />
Brown, Oscai:, D<br />
line Haniion.<br />
iiliil • Robert<br />
anil Made*<br />
T v n nlgnt,<br />
the Went Side<br />
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mil<br />
<strong>of</strong> tli,<br />
sons were<br />
the balmpj<br />
the players,<br />
to be prese<br />
ale nov<br />
i--in<br />
nival <strong>of</strong><br />
•e i_'i..ed, Slon-<br />
was men's ni>;ht at Williams'<br />
loriuin, where a sen.nrinnnl<br />
draniatic enurt room seotn!<br />
presented with I.eonarj<br />
as niiitso; C. Motlev<br />
e iv<br />
an I<br />
,.<br />
Roxborough Man<br />
Is Final $15.00<br />
Reuben Kenworthy, 24. <strong>of</strong> 832<br />
E Summit av., Roxboroufh, was<br />
naed tla by Magistrate Richards<br />
F iday, when heB pleaded guilty<br />
In reckless drlvloB.<br />
He is a nephew <strong>of</strong> Park Com-<br />
missioner Kenworthy, <strong>of</strong> Phlladel<br />
phia, areordinB to •police.<br />
Patrolman Graham said Ken-<br />
\iiiriiiy was driving at ejtccssive<br />
•,picd nil Wesley av. Richards<br />
tnld the defendant tliat Wesley<br />
|nn<br />
A Itlidte, Sh'iuld W ninnn PMI<br />
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' H g»*ln» Co,<br />
•Hill DfMctasr Co. ________<br />
Klll pndglrn no. ________<br />
HUl predgimc Oo, ________<br />
H ^dMnR- Co. ______<br />
I gredWnir Co, _____<br />
III PredKlnK Co, „_____<br />
. wii jwedgimt Co. _ r:_<br />
W,_ ffiitlij Miner _ ___<br />
Kill IJr.-,lBl,,,. :r whose interest In trainintf<br />
' ' snnulil lie<br />
i Tonieht<br />
ninn's nlal<br />
KOPPERS<br />
COKE<br />
^ • ^ •«-¥•.»__;».•.<br />
EXCLUSIVE SALES IN<br />
• OCEAN OITY<br />
WALTER SACK<br />
COAL<br />
_3th and West Ave.<br />
PHONE 649<br />
av. la one <strong>of</strong> the busiest streets<br />
In town and that speeding on it<br />
will absolutely not he permitted.<br />
SAWS SUVRPEXF.U<br />
SAWS<br />
SHARPENED<br />
TOOLS GROUND<br />
H. L, LBMONT<br />
• AY AVB. fHQNB 144F<br />
Phone: <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1_7S<br />
Fredrick J, Ditterle<br />
Heating - - VentiJsting<br />
Ming and Sfcecl MeUI Wark<br />
341 Central A»e_, (Jeean Oty.<br />
eraftiminihlp at MM<br />
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PAiNTINO CONTRACTOBS<br />
RETAILERS<br />
Paint-Up Store<br />
ORUBB<br />
653 AMUry Av«. BROS.<br />
PMII ins<br />
Phnne 1239<br />
PLUM!<br />
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WILLARD F, 8TETSEB 1<br />
Plumbing and '<br />
Heating<br />
SIS CENTRAL AVB,<br />
PIWM saa<br />
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SAMPSON & CO,<br />
408 Asbury Avenue<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> aw<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>lnt - Hoatintr<br />
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Oil<br />
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•41 ASBUBT ii«<br />
PHONE »V*<br />
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WALL PAl'EB<br />
W,R, REYNOLDS<br />
Paperhanger<br />
620 ASBUR<br />
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Av<br />
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1 at Maco'lfiiii<br />
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Paints<br />
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••.' Jolin (W _•> Btirjtcr _______^<br />
«Hanf B,' Md.William P, fJanlinir ,<br />
MM! R'Md-WDIIam V. aardlner __._^ „___ m,t«<br />
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Ouursutee R«Ity Co. '-."V~ '* ~^"—•————<br />
WuuFmtee BnUty Cai ____T!Z^—~— —<br />
Jmorence H, tohnson , ,:„ • ~~ 1 •<br />
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Glass Oils Brushes<br />
DEST PRICES ALWAYS<br />
for Steclcote Kubher Enamel<br />
Harry R. Montgomery<br />
719 ASBCRY AVE.<br />
PAINTING<br />
I WETHEOILL'S PRODUCTS<br />
EXTERIOR<br />
PHONE 499-W<br />
INTERIOR<br />
SHIP BY<br />
MATFB1AL<br />
mmm<br />
Seaside Trucking Co., Inc.<br />
Ten Year* <strong>of</strong> prompt and Courteous Service<br />
DAILY SERVICE<br />
BETWEEN<br />
WILDWOOD - - - OCEAN CITY<br />
SEA ISLE CITY - - - AVALON<br />
STONE HARBOR PEERMONT<br />
WOODBINE<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
, AND INTEKMEIMATB POINTS<br />
Made th« game Day<br />
MOVING BAGGAGE<br />
Swdt Uto «f Fnnii(ar« a Specialty<br />
met. Iff Kmt Aniftw, At*w<br />
pnmO WILDWOOD S2S><br />
Remodel Now!<br />
Powell-Van Gilder Lumber Co.<br />
ISTOAWKT PHONE SSg<br />
"Building Material. For Your Every Need"<br />
BUILDING MATERIAL<br />
SB ' nimimiin linnilii piiiiiMiifimii iliiiim«uiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiin(iiiiiiiiB<br />
M|>*llfi(iiji<br />
Alfi-ed R. Smith<br />
Paper Hanger<br />
104S Aibury Ave. Phone 443<br />
(•hBB. 411 lllln..<br />
Jobbing Promptly .<br />
REROOPING 0UIT<br />
John G. Pi<br />
11 Artmy Aw, Qtm<br />
H. B, COOPER,.<br />
Building Cent<br />
29th ST. AND CENTHilJ<br />
Phone 1234<br />
ELECTRICIAN<br />
BUILDERS<br />
BU1LOEKS<br />
||ll«WlllimilUIIIMIIIIM-«l«lll».IIIIIIHlllll.HIHIIHlllHlllllimiWIM|I*»'lHI|lil<br />
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I 1 ,TH ST. AND ASBURT AVB,<br />
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PHONE 122S<br />
'ViPF, KRAUSS<br />
TOWIBB<br />
YOUR BOUSE<br />
DANIEL J. KRAUSS<br />
eitctrleii Conlrmclor<br />
Ubury AV_. phene 4fl<br />
CEMENT WORK<br />
JOHN PBLTO<br />
CEMENT CONTRACTOR<br />
. 1256 ASBUR V AVENUE<br />
FkMM Ml<br />
MARBLE—TILE<br />
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M, Beiily - _-_<br />
M. Roiiiy _...._, ___,,_;_<br />
SI. Belliy __________________<br />
M. J-clIli' _„ . _.<br />
]»_i._ Investment Co. «___,<br />
Anna "W. ManiliaH _=-_._= __,_<br />
Annii W. Monlhtin<br />
J. W, Wid Anna .MenihaFi ____<br />
J. W, and Anin "Monlhah __<br />
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Mall<br />
Hall<br />
Corn.HUs 4_Qwn_? __-.._<br />
K. A, and VloreneB Blckoil _,.<br />
BrookildB Investment Co. ..<br />
John ,T. foster (l_!7-_i.|9-_0)<br />
John j. T'osier (10a7-2l-2_.8O.<br />
Jolm ,1. l'oiter (13J7._S-2_-I0)<br />
JIonihRn & Hull, Jne, _..,.__.<br />
John 3. Folitsr (1927-2I.19.SOS<br />
Artliur Hewitt (1B_|.29«3O) __-.<br />
jBliii J, Ifoater (___7._!-2-.3_i<br />
Artkur Hewitt (IMI-S.-aO)<br />
Joliii J. I'OBier _.y (1959.1930) _...<br />
Alma ^lonihan and Margftret<br />
Anna MsnlllHIi »nd Margaret<br />
William M, Mu_»ey 13I9--0) .<br />
ArUiiir Howltt (lOSI-ao-.O) ______________<br />
Bnrnli- J. Thpmss _.__,____._____,,_____ ,<br />
1 Hiirah J, Thomns . __,<br />
Btlinley l.evelci|)_n-lit t'b.<br />
i-.troboHiim MortgaBe Co, __..______, _<br />
.lo_!ah B, Du Boli ____^ ____________<br />
Josi-h B, Du Boli ________,________«<br />
Prank E, 'Darby _-__<br />
Hurry H-'FlAnkfl-ld „,_—,______<br />
Hurry Ii. Plalikfteid ______ ___<br />
Be_.«proy Realty Co, . — _ ._ _. -<br />
coiiiit Mortgag. Core, . ——_______-____.__.<br />
Const Merlgug. Corp. , ________________<br />
Couiit Mortgiig* Corp. ___—._________„_<br />
Ooiist 'Mortimic Com, ._-___ ___,<br />
TreHsur. jaiina Ilealty Co. ______________<br />
TreaBura Inluml Realty Co. _ _ ^___ „_<br />
4601<br />
Blanloy<br />
Htanley<br />
St-Mo<br />
Stanley<br />
Stonlcy<br />
RtnJlley<br />
Htnnlny<br />
8tnhlliy<br />
8tnnl«y<br />
Stanl.y<br />
DOvelnpnient Co.<br />
Dcvelopnwnl Co,<br />
Dfvelopmint (.<br />
Development Co.<br />
Dnvelopment Co.<br />
Doyclopniftnt Co,<br />
U.\clopniQnt Ca<br />
l.evi>l*D-nent Co<br />
] nrlopmont Co<br />
Development Co<br />
Develop-nonl Co<br />
Development Co.<br />
D6lmen_ Oo,<br />
.1928<br />
Ua2B<br />
28<br />
'd ___,,_,_. ^_____—.,..__.._..-_.-<br />
William A. Williamson Bstat. __..-.-_. —•<br />
Stanley Williamson ;______.._,._____..--_._•.__.„•_.<br />
W. W. Wittlg, ot n] „.,____,_„..._...„_._,<br />
Snmuel Naiipen (iq.T.ll.IO.M) ___.._,. -.<br />
Hulnusl tNttbpcn (19_7-_l-19-30) __,<br />
•amual Nippon (IBM-il-W-SO) ____._,.__--<br />
Burnu*! NapiJen (18!?.2J-S?.|ff) _____,_.— .-<br />
Siiriuei NiipBen .lB_7-ii._«.3_) , ...... —<br />
Samuel NapPen , (1917-11.__._OF. ____________<br />
B, W. L*lie Estate *(i-2|.Ii.I0) __,___.___—<br />
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1-ulher L, Wa.Uee, jr, (igi).IO) __*—__—-_.<br />
IF-ank-Oh Justiqe._— _ - . —~_<br />
Frank O. Jgatlce • _...<br />
Prank O. .lustlce __.; - -.— __„<br />
siranS Motion Fleturt Oft, _.___—__,—____<br />
St.anJ Kotlan PWturVCs, ___, —— —<br />
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t *Bei_ 0, Thomu<br />
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MSB Frank J. snd Clnlre O. Oomnu •__<br />
Hf Walter' H, __*j, # t «1_ . ________<br />
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Melville V, and jiatl.c fintlth „. _____,_______._7«.W<br />
Asly-a KMB-II „—„ ____________——___ «i««<br />
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Thotnu "O. Tuna . ___. _..- ——__. 3ss,ij<br />
Josophlnfl Goeti __._ ._______-. ____, i-.,M<br />
William 8. Seeeh ________ _________ _____ Ml.Ii<br />
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(icorEe W, Booy and lieulnll Willtlni .+___ M3.pl<br />
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Oeerfe W. Sooi 1 and Btulah Wllklns 151.17<br />
fltn National Sank, Gu_r4l«n far Rachel pee<br />
Fitat Netlonal Banli, auardisn for Rachel hm 49.M<br />
Firs. Natlotinl Bank, l"-u-udii.n for IWohel Leo m,U<br />
Eleanor H. Hall _».__ —_»_<br />
Hill predginr Co. _«_-.<br />
Atlantis fi. ana 1_, Agin. _. —^__<br />
AUanll-i E. and L. Afan. ___==-_-______,<br />
Hdw, J. O'UaraLa(ef fist. Davis Whliecar.<br />
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•::':B_atll Wait In-Mttneni Co. -<br />
.Benih Front InveMrnnnt Co! __________________<br />
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Josephine Watti<strong>On</strong> .__<br />
Treasure Island Realty Co, __<br />
Treasure Island Realty Co, __<br />
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Daniel 10. Lake ,'„,<br />
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<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty Co. -<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty Co. -<br />
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Provident Trust Co.<br />
Powell-Van Qildiir L<br />
Provident Trust Co,<br />
Trust (Jo.<br />
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James ,B, Lako illit-lsi<br />
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May K Shoyer O9M-J9-1D)<br />
Majr B Shoyer (1»__-S».tO)<br />
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Francos .Tocher - —'<br />
Cnrleton B. Weftb , __. —<br />
Cnrleton B. Webb<br />
Minnie Sultan L_ — - . .<br />
Aaron J, sieltz . « , •<br />
Aaron J. HU'ltii _, •.— ____•—-— «<br />
.itirolhii! U. Lalto ___,<br />
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petuh <strong>City</strong> Really Co,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city Really Co. ,__„ —<br />
Ocran <strong>City</strong> Realty Oo. _.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty, Co.'_____-___ _.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> C|ty Really Co. «_____.__<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Realty Co. ___________<br />
W. D, HamBton<br />
John A, _«avln _ __<br />
John A, _javln '<br />
Lee MeCabe Johnson _^_________-_--.<br />
Alice T, ilanlnsion .<br />
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D. B. Frasler _____________<br />
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D. B.' Prmlir<br />
Daniel B, Frailer, Inc. _<br />
Dftnlel B, Frasler, Inc. _<br />
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knd serviqe! also reliullt machini!.<br />
if all makes, fW an. (I! UP. Add-<br />
IliB mr-chines, fHea, anf6S-_"I.vpry<br />
fHIIIR for the Office," amend Bros.<br />
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FOR RENT<br />
IOr •SVLr OR RFNT — Bl-iulifUl<br />
Cottasc 2H-07th 8t _lo..o Hnr<br />
her, N. J. Owner will Elve niort-<br />
gl (.ill JnctBon r 7-l 1'hllilil<br />
phln. or nny broker- f.l¥<br />
O. Kai. 15, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. .-2--lf_<br />
1<br />
OH III £.T - I urnl he 1 pa tment<br />
3 ledroom nn« roiun. wl h lieuie<br />
-eumi, nrlvlleEi- J't CentrJ nv<br />
Orm. <strong>City</strong> - - "<br />
Rnonn and A?t«. For Rent.<br />
l-lUk 1 I.A( C M'lti W P rk rl<br />
I (mi Mied moms nnO uptc Hot anil<br />
oil i inning ui.lir In ov\r> rn >m<br />
(•hone S!1S, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. C-l«-tfc<br />
fniVATH 01 Att AGES—Centrally lo-<br />
I cated m nil firetnovr easy In dr «<br />
In lniulr \\_ U Kandl. 1-7 -l-r-<br />
l=ea Isle <strong>City</strong>. t-lT-U<br />
TC-iUI-ISTS<br />
lI'ltlST ROOMS hy the day<br />
wflrk. nl reanonnhle rates. Inqu<br />
Mi Win It 1-ox -il -- I f<br />
St.. Brliliintan. N. .t. 7-24-fitp<br />
liHSlNESB SERVICES<br />
|81TUAT'ON WANTED —' FBMAUB<br />
-AHMING-I. hnn'f* Ii-" !. flinootll<br />
k i_on_ chin _H llireni.<br />
it, lnlermo, :i; J. 8-20--t-l'<br />
you," Bernfeld took the hint with- ings. It seemed as If the Van' brought to iiiht"oaei.»y. "Here's<br />
out delay. Horns would always bo In Hit. the story <strong>of</strong> my scrap with SUM,<br />
"What'a jour num., BOB'?" Ma-<br />
lone asked. "You look whin."<br />
"Brean, air, John Broen," The<br />
"sir" slipped from anm. dnriiiunt<br />
cell. recorded perhaps, while<br />
overhearing Captain Bieen ad.<br />
some wharf or ship <strong>of</strong>fleer.<br />
..Iklont, compact, gray hair»d<br />
lilnk, looked like a god to<br />
boy,<br />
"Where do you work?" Malone<br />
knew that John wia not ii<br />
fesaional.<br />
"With Mr. Lipvltoll in the<br />
ing temnorluni."<br />
"Pay?" demandod Malone<br />
"Yea, sir, he Bays me,"<br />
felt his henefacior was under cii-<br />
t icism,<br />
"Of course lie does, »on, HDW<br />
much? What to you got a week?"<br />
'Three dollars — And hoard,"<br />
Tnlm iidded, by way <strong>of</strong> K<strong>On</strong>rt niens- 1<br />
uro.<br />
"Board! nounl!" Mnlnne run<br />
Is hand over the body ii. ihe<br />
ny. "Board—nils!" And thcti, Btc-<br />
IK tho aliifmed lonk on John's;<br />
ice, he wont on in ii kindly<br />
tono, "What soil need is feudln'.<br />
Bettor stay here, I'll give you ti<br />
job. five a week and ronl hnnrd.<br />
Rubbln 1 , that's thoh work, nnd r<br />
will train you, son, an' split riislit.<br />
Are you my hoy?"<br />
And so John Dreen left llm<br />
Ghetto to enter the Bowery <strong>of</strong><br />
the Greater <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Now Yi,-•'•<br />
A year nasaed over the<br />
<strong>of</strong> John Biten, a year <strong>of</strong> (smi-lar<br />
freedom and <strong>of</strong> physical develop-<br />
ment, ji year charged with the<br />
ejements <strong>of</strong> erime, <strong>of</strong> dru-i'Ktiiiiess<br />
and browling. John saw, without<br />
knowing, the dregs <strong>of</strong> tlio oily.<br />
B]far-«yed vlciims <strong>of</strong> tho auildBn<br />
alums! <strong>of</strong> Chinatown drifted into<br />
the bar <strong>of</strong> McMamn' for n liowl<br />
<strong>of</strong> hear and a snatch <strong>of</strong> iiiiirh<br />
then to sink bnol. again to the<br />
drug-soaked ntniosphere below, lie<br />
saw these things through the<br />
doors between the i?jm<br />
ind <strong>of</strong> the fanca hall, ond<br />
per. Malone, scoring a bard left<br />
to the nose, drew blood,.<br />
"Thare, son. you set you I.t to<br />
go to school now." He oare'ully<br />
wiped the red smear from his<br />
glove with a towel, white John<br />
laughingly held his bleeding lioie.<br />
"It's night school for you. Night<br />
school with them kykes and Poi-<br />
aeks. You start tomorrow, kid,<br />
at the beglnnin'." Pug was pqsU<br />
tiv-!. "I'll bet you'll bo readin'<br />
the Police Gazette In a month,"<br />
he added hopefully.<br />
» • •<br />
John Brain knew<br />
where he was heading than<br />
the Brst voyagers who sailed their<br />
day at 2:30 jk.. m.<br />
The new buildloi ii to be<br />
loated with Impr_wlve<br />
and a number <strong>of</strong> proml<br />
era, including Conert-Mnan ,<br />
Bacharach, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, 'aiw<br />
on v the prcxrarft. Tb* contmla*<br />
olonera said tttey Intend tgotne if<br />
they are not too husy.<br />
Police Inspector erf<br />
Phila. Here For Stay<br />
tion.<br />
BF.NT1-NI.E *SCSPKNPI-I><br />
B. E. Murphy. .2, ol 716<br />
burv av,, W8f given a. suspended<br />
DcnRsnco <strong>of</strong> :.O dnya in county jail<br />
by Mnslstrate QeorEO D. Rich-<br />
ards Saturday morning whan he<br />
pleadoti RI lUy to boing drunk nufl<br />
disorderly<br />
John Barthold, police mp<br />
<strong>of</strong> PhilBdelpbta, arrived in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Sunday for a -hoi- -vaca-<br />
tion from his <strong>of</strong>ficial ditties, fie<br />
is staylne at 108 Atlantlo av.<br />
Inspecter Bartbold baa b««l «<br />
visitor at the police itstlon and<br />
has been .telling the boya a f **<br />
yams <strong>of</strong> bow they war<br />
crime In tlie Quaker. <strong>City</strong>.<br />
p- is-i • a^l>"<br />
bead<br />
|lAUNDIlI_wl_y contlr-Ua to put up<br />
with the burdens and IneonVHnlenM<br />
-I home washing. Our Mrfl-B -/ill<br />
mean you »na otwti only Us a<br />
Sea Ma Clw, 'm Troy Munjry<br />
Co., Papa -fity, N, J. 11<br />
AUTOM8BII.E1<br />
1 -tTTO RHPAIHa ana RuUe. Marine<br />
tnotorn Qvornauled ana put In Bfit-<br />
«aM eanaitlon. ClirM Bros. KB-<br />
«liln« Hhm Boat H«liwW »nfl •tor.<br />
•K, 111 lajf A¥«. KlBB. »1. Of-<br />
An Important Announcement<br />
by the<br />
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF<br />
NEW JERSEY<br />
m<br />
IN»T.f|UOTIOt-<br />
-Mton ffltn Instruutlom<br />
l-ry bards and' orohmlrt-<br />
ie»_onB in cailn-t, uutop<br />
•talln pl»ylnR. w. V J<br />
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LEGAL<br />
Qto, A, OroWnmilUr<br />
JUSTICE OPtHE PlAOi<br />
Cape Max County<br />
,,,. . CCn.HDIO iervlu<br />
^W t. AiBury. Ocs.n OIV- W', 1 ^<br />
HELP. WANTED<br />
Situation Wanted—Female<br />
| »Ilddl, nged woman as housekeeper<br />
good cook and manager *P<br />
II O[ (Bklnit full ihnrge Bn<br />
Ph dt<br />
i -ttrenees klnit full ihnrge Bn<br />
Phona H«d4ontl.l4 -I<br />
_: Bodan - Ce»(er ft<br />
K. J.<br />
»(er<br />
Jn-t<br />
. have boei_ tnarried<br />
like each other. «• well<br />
'-u_ wedding day"<br />
s But you quarrslsd<br />
d and I<br />
But<br />
fn -did<br />
yeiUr-<br />
our wedding<br />
at one (,,, , — T<br />
tho private parlors and the bar.<br />
It was merely aiio'ther picture <strong>of</strong><br />
the overpowtrlng city, «o trctnun-<br />
dou» ii» its eontraits.<br />
Pug Malone, «x-jirlie liKliior<br />
trainer for the' Bnmson Spi-rtlBB<br />
Hub. a hurd, honest; ,medliim-si--d<br />
siddle.aged man, ahorn <strong>of</strong> his il-<br />
uslons, watched over Jobn Ureon.<br />
Joha' rose at six, with Malone,<br />
jumping up In th« brisk air wlieti<br />
he iklppld rope, swung the clubs<br />
nd ihadow boxed under tho eye<br />
<strong>of</strong> the .ralBar who sat nil the<br />
edge <strong>of</strong> his cot smoking his morn-<br />
ing P-.M. After a hail hour <strong>of</strong> this<br />
John turned out the blankets to<br />
Mr, the mailer and the pupil met<br />
ft string <strong>of</strong> boys at th« r*nr door<br />
ol the club and ran hard for hti-<br />
other half hour before the ftwah-<br />
snlng <strong>of</strong> 'the city traffic, coming<br />
back to the club for a cold show,<br />
ir ulii nib down,.<br />
Malone and John then bresk-<br />
fasted alone, In a card room back<br />
<strong>of</strong> the b»r, on large bowli<strong>of</strong> oat-<br />
tntkl. bteon nnd e(g«, rolls and<br />
l<strong>of</strong>fee, The day was silent in t»k<br />
ing care <strong>of</strong> a string <strong>of</strong> fliht«ri,<br />
hosing, tubbing »nd pun.hl<strong>of</strong> the<br />
bag, or workiBg at th« ehist ina-i<br />
Hegulnr meali, clean -'*<br />
lily to bed • flH.d out<br />
II mm. wttu aa abounding heal-h<br />
that gMw«d and sparkled thrqugh<br />
hl» oli»r sWii in itirtltag OOB.<br />
trast to the iojden wrecii <strong>of</strong> wan<br />
and women drifting til nbnut.<br />
After two months <strong>of</strong> trolnlni<br />
for condition, Malone<br />
Jota into tfci SCIBOOB ol pugiH.ni<br />
eMtblni him behind cloned door<br />
in tte «. rf jrtMM, hookittg My<br />
M(Mtik*..bkrwi.: H« imprwiid uf<br />
on him tt» it»t flWi A iBOgw-<br />
chinos<br />
aild w<br />
J© Standard Oil Company ;<strong>of</strong> New Jersey is proud i<br />
to announce the introduction <strong>of</strong> a new motor oil-i-Esioiube, ilf This oil has been named Essolube because<br />
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—"more powerful than any gasoline." -k Essolube has been made commercially possible by hydr<strong>of</strong>inittg,<br />
Standard Oil's perfected method ot producing motor oil by means <strong>of</strong> the famous hydrogenation process-—<br />
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market, this company has decided to replace the widely known "Standard" Motor Oil with this new product<br />
*We are also pleased to announce that Essolube will be sold at no extra cost to .d» motorist, ilr Bqmlil-^i^<br />
now available at all statioas and dealers <strong>of</strong> the following companies:<br />
% StAN^RD OIL COMPANY OF NEW<br />
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF<br />
STANUARp OJL COMPANY Oft<br />
-••' STANOA^bll, W»((«^A<br />
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*i9T Jernee, <strong>of</strong><br />
pMro], announced<br />
hftt whefc groups<br />
on a picnic<br />
l Js to be<br />
recreation, e»--<br />
there ,or« tu be<br />
the party. fee<br />
It if those<br />
will notify him,<br />
l,te glad to mmd<br />
<strong>of</strong> the beach pa-<br />
to guard the bath-<br />
-<br />
'employed here to<br />
litres, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
and If there is<br />
School picnic or<br />
atlon picnic, I<br />
would bo inform-<br />
Hftld. "I am will-<br />
one <strong>of</strong> my men go<br />
'and guard people<br />
y are on picnics.<br />
TM the season I sent<br />
f' guards along with<br />
Sunday Schol<br />
*'»and.tho Catholic Sun-<br />
j. picnic' and would<br />
t do It with other<br />
,'{•,* pjly we did not<br />
it% 'guard with the<br />
at Mke Lenape, Sat-<br />
* They were a group<br />
JJ <strong>City</strong> people and<br />
have hod some-<br />
to ,- protect the<br />
4n&b..to the rescue by<br />
k~ <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
1 Saturday afte-noon<br />
•TO the \llfe <strong>of</strong> fivo-<br />
irlli» Bladen. <strong>of</strong> Wash-<br />
C, who waa drowned<br />
i; lake, Maya Landing,<br />
t mKcJtatlon efforts<br />
for an hour and<br />
$-"wa» spending n short<br />
•B <strong>City</strong> with her mo-<br />
,$^:fma»;::'wm .... ....<br />
Her dead. Jaraee wprked for an<br />
hour and ttiialf, ana exhausted<br />
two tajilcfl nfoiygen befo.-e glv-<br />
The child was takon to Kig<br />
Harbor, where Coroner. Bpbert i t-<br />
wood pronounced her dpad. She<br />
w*» snlpDed to, her uncle's home<br />
In Arlington, Va., Sunday, and<br />
funeral services' wore conducted<br />
there^ Wednesday afternoen. .<br />
Eients CincelleA,<br />
Is Moored Here<br />
Palatial Crnfl Joint Retort<br />
Summer Fleet '<br />
f ,<br />
,T}n6 tragedy occurred shoitly<br />
t d di t C<br />
,T}n<br />
after<br />
y<br />
noon, and according to Cap-<br />
th H<br />
tain Jernee tbe life guard employ-<br />
ed by the park was home to<br />
lunch at the time.<br />
Following the-, futile attempts<br />
to revive the child,-all events <strong>of</strong><br />
tbe picnic scheduled for the aft-<br />
ernoon were eancnlloil. A floral<br />
<strong>of</strong>fering was sent to the home <strong>of</strong><br />
the child's uncle Sunday by mem-<br />
bers <strong>of</strong> the Chapel.by.the-Sea,<br />
whose glad outing ended in trag-<br />
edy. ,<br />
Be Frank, brown<br />
Says to Parents<br />
Don't Fool Children, <strong>City</strong><br />
School Chief Pleads<br />
vf. !l attd was<br />
persons<br />
Blnden, at 550*<br />
one<br />
Who<br />
<strong>of</strong> «<br />
wei*<br />
outing <strong>of</strong> the Uu-<br />
t-by-the-Sea to tlio Mays<br />
-" for the day.<br />
Beyond Depth,<br />
fling to the stern <strong>of</strong><br />
was chained to the<br />
with three other<br />
found herself<br />
Into the lake. The<br />
let go and waded<br />
Qt the small child held<br />
the boat has gonr<br />
...dt Jits, chain In about<br />
fit waiter, lost her hold<br />
f,'<br />
etiffit 1 SUrWnrt. ' ct till*<br />
nl8, 1 ahnll expose to<br />
c vendue. on<br />
MONDAY, AUGUST 82nd, 1D32<br />
L'H'een the lionrs <strong>of</strong> twelve mid nvo<br />
loik I 1 M to »lt at twelve<br />
oYlm'k nun (Stoiidnrii Time) or ono<br />
o'eloek P. M. (DnyliBht Bavlng<br />
Tinif!) <strong>of</strong> auld da ^ th Shlff<br />
M.<br />
Tinif!) <strong>of</strong> auld da<br />
ffi i O<br />
y, the Sherlffa<br />
C<br />
<strong>of</strong>fic, in Oapo Mdj Comt HO<br />
Ctipe May County, Now Joraey:<br />
All tlmt certain m t d<br />
the"<br />
Honry W.<br />
loot beer<br />
Breyer. Jr.. with tee<br />
cream. Thomus McCahan, Jr.. with<br />
tho sugar concern Hint bearx his<br />
name, and now .Mr. Baur or the<br />
Taeftyk.ike. company joins the lo-<br />
cul fleet.<br />
I<br />
Yacht Oiticers<br />
Are Renominated<br />
O. F. Zurn is Added as Sec-<br />
retary <strong>of</strong> Club<br />
All <strong>of</strong> the present <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong><br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> Chy Yacht<br />
E MAY COUNTY COMMON<br />
PLEAS COURT.<br />
IN ATTACHMENT<br />
. NOTICE<br />
Walter A. DIttrlch, Inc., Plaintiff,<br />
—v»—<br />
Adelaide Thayor, Defendant.<br />
Notice In hereby KIVOII <strong>of</strong> viilt lit<br />
iitliichmvnt Iiwuvd out mini <strong>of</strong> £lKhty<br />
iini ilolluiu Hiid forty tents d. notice Is<br />
luieby Biv. n to Ihe iredlliSfa <strong>of</strong><br />
SILII! deieased to exhibit to the sub-<br />
serlbirs under ouh or nfflrmatlon<br />
llnlr ilnlnis and demandi Offslnot<br />
I'II isti.le <strong>of</strong> nrilil deceascit within<br />
»i\ nmiitliu fiom tlii. twelfth day t)f<br />
\ii(,nsl .\ J) 1312, oi they will bn<br />
lorevui- Imrred <strong>of</strong> nny aetlon ii^alnKt<br />
hi- dubsrrlbers.<br />
llnted AUEiiol 12, A. U. 1»38<br />
liiivld T Mitchell and<br />
Uirard Trunt Compahr.<br />
Eieoutnm<br />
J- H. Hunt. Jr.,<br />
AsBt. Tru«t Officer,<br />
Kroad mid Chestnut fits .<br />
Philadelphia, PA.<br />
s1'jstr »» «s<br />
By vlFliio <strong>of</strong> 11 writ <strong>of</strong> Fieri Foe-<br />
las, for sale <strong>of</strong> Mortgaged Promises,<br />
to mo fllreotei. Issued out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Court <strong>of</strong> ctiiineery <strong>of</strong> New Jeriioy,<br />
on the Srfl day <strong>of</strong> Auirust, A. D,<br />
lOSS, In o eertBln eause wherein<br />
Swedeslioro National Bank, • a cop.<br />
Bonition, I* eomplalnant, and Atlan-<br />
tic Printing and Publishing Company<br />
<strong>of</strong> HI., are defendants. I shall ox-<br />
pose to_ aaie at BUblio vendue. on<br />
TOEiDAV, BBPTEMBER 6th, lill<br />
betweon the hours <strong>of</strong> twelve and<br />
live O'clock P. »!.. to wit, tit twelve<br />
0 clock noon (Itnndird Time) or one<br />
o'clock P. U, (Dayltaht iavlng<br />
Time) <strong>of</strong> said day. at the Starlff'S<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, In Cape May Oourt House,<br />
Mny County, few Jersey:<br />
that certain mortgaired prem-<br />
lie», with the appurtenances,, in the<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> complaint in the said cause,<br />
particularly set forth ana described,<br />
that Is to say; ,<br />
AH thn followino;. tract Of parcel<br />
<strong>of</strong> land ana premlset hereinafter par<br />
tlciilail; -• ••-' -•-—-- -<br />
being ... .... ..... __ ...<br />
the County <strong>of</strong> Ciipo May ana State<br />
or Now Jeraey. numbered Th<br />
Hundred and Biity-three. ffl«S) In<br />
•notion "A" on the plan <strong>of</strong> 1*U<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Association, and<br />
bounded and deKelbed as follows:<br />
BMCMNNINO «t'a point in- the<br />
^rthwegtsrly line W Asbury Ava-<br />
fflle at the dlstnnco <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>e Hundred<br />
.nd Blittyj Feet Southwefterty Irom<br />
the iouthweaterly line <strong>of</strong> Slirth<br />
•treat! contaliilnK SoumwesterlS' Of<br />
lhat point in front or breadth on the<br />
said Asbury Avenue Thirty (80) Flit<br />
and <strong>of</strong> that width, extending in<br />
:_-_::. or depth N<strong>of</strong>thwesttely ha.<br />
tween lines parallel with Bald Sixth<br />
Btreet, <strong>On</strong>e Hundred (100) feot to ft<br />
Hteen_ feet wide street,<br />
BBINO nil the same land eonvey-<br />
ad to the said party <strong>of</strong> the flrst<br />
part by William p.- joeher and Han.<br />
nah B. Joeher, hli wife, by deed<br />
recorded In the Cape May County<br />
Clerk's Offlee November SO, UU, In<br />
Book No, til if Deeds, at nieei<br />
Amount due unaer'deeres Is |11..<br />
WIM. with Interest and Sheriff's<br />
fees to be added.<br />
WILLIAM B. POWELL, Sheriff.<br />
Dated Atyruit 10th, Jtsi,<br />
Juvid p. ^sratkini, lol'r.<br />
pretense, • and the nolso '<strong>of</strong> s<br />
nealthF-lunged 1 bov with a wan<br />
Bleed police whistle In Ua grasp<br />
Isn't BO BoqthlnK to Ihe eiuB.<br />
So the chelf has issued an<br />
edict in which he says local<br />
stores MUST itOp leUisg nolloe<br />
whiitlei to civlllnnB. and those<br />
who already have them mutt<br />
blowing them when any automo-<br />
biles are in<br />
Stops For Red Light;<br />
Hit by Another Auto<br />
An accident occurred at Ith st,<br />
and Asbury av, Satiirduy nil<br />
i#n- tie driver <strong>of</strong> an autotno-<br />
*blle itnpped too suddenly for<br />
traffic light and was struck In<br />
the rear by a tnaehinc that did<br />
NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS<br />
Estate <strong>of</strong> Ktthryn a, MeClure, De.<br />
CUM,<br />
_ Pursuant to the order <strong>of</strong> IHVfNO<br />
Fltoh, Surrogate <strong>of</strong> the County <strong>of</strong><br />
» May. inado on the eighth day<br />
<strong>of</strong> j<strong>Aug</strong>uit, A, D, iojj, on the appli-<br />
cation <strong>of</strong> the subscribers, Bxeqiniors<br />
<strong>of</strong> said deceased, notice is hereby<br />
given to the creditors! <strong>of</strong> said de-<br />
sod to exhibit to the subscribers<br />
under o&th or afflnnatlon their<br />
claims and damnnds against the es-<br />
' "I a,f said dficf-ii»u(l within six<br />
months from the eighth day <strong>of</strong> AU-<br />
Us(, A. D, 1911, or thoy will be<br />
irover barred <strong>of</strong> any action against<br />
lie subscribers.<br />
Dated Auirust Ith. A. B, 1931,<br />
Elmer B. MeClure,<br />
Margaret Q. Steinm and<br />
Katnieen H. Bwing,<br />
Sfecutars.<br />
no. J. Heppin, Esq.,<br />
_ 'rector,<br />
Oceun <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
not^itoB^M':-«ui«^#-' >: ^r : ':^v:<br />
^ni'drtfif <strong>of</strong> tt« Bht:§»r wM<br />
Wllllmn T, Mfth&n, 35 Garden rd.,<br />
ana th« eir that Wt a».rM*«f<br />
his waa driven by Fred H<strong>of</strong>ttaan,<br />
Jr., <strong>of</strong> '716 Aibury BVi » Wlfc<br />
iBBOOl rtuWnt, Thtra wire, no<br />
or complaintB.<br />
Oi# <strong>On</strong>le Bobbery <strong>of</strong><br />
|2B,Over Week End<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly on« robbery was reported<br />
to .police over the week end and<br />
It was one <strong>of</strong> the "pii» toy" vn-<br />
Icty which have been predominant<br />
during the paat few weeti,<br />
The borne <strong>of</strong> Frank Fai'rell,<br />
white. Uie i<br />
•no, $25 in^;<br />
wallet in a<br />
windows '_<br />
according to<br />
veutigation.<br />
ESTATE OP Paul t, Keller, (•lie<br />
known *t Paul Smith Keller), de.<br />
eflasiil,<br />
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the<br />
»bov« Estate have been granted by<br />
the Register for the Probate <strong>of</strong> Wills<br />
and arantlng JjettoBS <strong>of</strong> AdmtnlBtra,<br />
tlon In and Mr the oily and Coun-<br />
tf <strong>of</strong> Bhlladelphla, In tne Common-<br />
wealth <strong>of</strong> PennsywanlB. to the un-<br />
deralglled, who request all' persons<br />
having claims or demands against<br />
the Bstarei ef the deeeised to make<br />
known • the ! same, and all pengni<br />
indebted to the decedent to make<br />
Bayment. without delay to<br />
Pideiity.phlladelphia Trait Com-<br />
y<br />
pany, Hfjnry<br />
135 S. Hrond fitroet.<br />
j > hllin]elphia, FunniL<br />
Or lo ll» Attorney,<br />
Hurry R. Kellor,<br />
HSU Wiiliuit Htreot.<br />
I'hlluMcltihla. rtniiQ.<br />
f «1250<br />
PI*H.<br />
BHBRIFF'S SALE I<br />
By virtue ef a writ <strong>of</strong> Fieri i ? nc-<br />
las, for sale <strong>of</strong> Mortgaged Fremi«es,<br />
0 me directed, Issued out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
3ourt <strong>of</strong> ohaneery <strong>of</strong> New jeriey,<br />
n the aim day <strong>of</strong> July, A. ft JJ8I,<br />
n tt certain cause wherein Edna<br />
Brloe NOMS Is eomplalnant, and<br />
Walter H, Hays and The Mantua<br />
lulldlni Assqclatlon, a eorp, <strong>of</strong><br />
'enna,, are defendants, t shall on-<br />
w "M^lria i iuas^in i ftil n<br />
<strong>of</strong>wonn the hours <strong>of</strong> twelve and<br />
ve o-clock P. M,-, to wit, at twelve<br />
1 clock noon (Standard Time) or one<br />
•'clock p, M, (DiiyllEht Saving<br />
ime) <strong>of</strong> said day, at the Sheriff's<br />
fflee. In Cape May Court House,<br />
ape May County, New Jersey:<br />
All that certain mortgaged prem-<br />
ies, with the oppurlenanees, in thn<br />
II! <strong>of</strong> complaint In the said cause<br />
-artleulariy set forth and described,<br />
hat id to say: •<br />
All the followinpr itraet or panel<br />
if land nnd Jremlses hereinafter<br />
lartlcularly described, situate, lying<br />
nd being in tire <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
i the County <strong>of</strong> Cam May and<br />
tote <strong>of</strong> New Jersey. •<br />
BEaiNNINQ in the SoutheMterly<br />
no <strong>of</strong> Centfttl Avenue Three Hun-<br />
fed and Ten (110! het Southwest,<br />
rardly from the Southwesterly line<br />
if ifourih street; containing South-<br />
•estwnrdly along said line <strong>of</strong> Cen.<br />
ml Aveime twenty (80) feet 1 in<br />
Pont or breadth; and <strong>of</strong> that width<br />
IldinB Snutlieaiitwardly between<br />
j parallel with Fourth Btreet one<br />
hundred feet to a fifteen feef<br />
wide street.<br />
BEING iho SouthwestBriy half <strong>of</strong><br />
TJO! sao. Section A, )>iiin <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Asaoelatlon.<br />
Amount due under decree l« IT.-<br />
3Ci;.ufi, with interest and aherlff's<br />
* os to be added,<br />
WILLIAM B. F0WBI.U Sheriff.<br />
Dnted Jlllv 2tth, IMS.<br />
nrelg ft Jlllit'end, Bol'n.<br />
it-pf iii.os<br />
ri Va.c.<br />
<strong>of</strong> thf><br />
Ji>rnoy.<br />
D 11)32,<br />
1<br />
SHBRIFF'8 SALt.<br />
m virtue rtji writ <strong>of</strong> Ktrl Fae.<br />
las. for sale <strong>of</strong> llprtpuail PHIBIIH.<br />
to HI directed. InuaA out ot tbi<br />
Court <strong>of</strong> Chancery <strong>of</strong> New jam,<br />
on the loth ixg <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aug</strong>ust, STV,<br />
IMS. Is * certain cause wherein<br />
Seaahon Buliainc ana Losn<br />
«w«-;,r<br />
ore Blding and Loan Aatooia.<br />
tloh, a Corporation <strong>of</strong> the state <strong>of</strong><br />
New Jersey. 1* coniplalnant, and £eo<br />
McCabe JahnaOD, et' ux. et ala are<br />
defendants, I .shall expose to sale fet<br />
public yondue, on .<br />
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «th, 1BSS<br />
between the hours <strong>of</strong> twelve and<br />
five o'clock P. M,, to wit., it twelve<br />
o'clock noon (Standard Time) or one<br />
o'clock P. H. (DayliEht<br />
i) f t th<br />
ok . H. (DayliEht BaVinc<br />
Time) <strong>of</strong> aald doy, at the Bheriffs<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice. In Cape, liu court Home.<br />
Cape Mar County, New JerMyt , .<br />
41) that pertain mortkas;eil tnwn-<br />
laeit, with me appnrteuanctts. In The<br />
hill <strong>of</strong> complaint In the Hid caune<br />
particularly let forth and described.<br />
that<br />
All<br />
to MVi<br />
thk following; tract or<br />
sf Itad tU nremlMi hereinafter<br />
partlcnl*rly «e«rlbed. •Muite. TlWi<br />
w4J«lB«f to tte O1W <strong>of</strong> OMita B%<br />
•' BBOtNNTNa 16 t__<br />
line <strong>of</strong> Oentrsl Avepos Bp test SottUi-<br />
«tttnWr »d« T : tna SontHWMterly<br />
line Kf mraMr-fint ItntTi «m(«io-<br />
itaf Bouthw(!»tw»r«j- alfinf ula Use<br />
<strong>of</strong> OMMil AnMi m fait tt front<br />
tor hnadtli:<br />
a feet fn front<br />
<strong>of</strong>^hut WMth •»-<br />
IS; *»o*npr«#<br />
^ panOlel wi<br />
& m tm to,<br />
SlrlERIFF'S SALE<br />
Tiy vlrtm* <strong>of</strong> » writ <strong>of</strong> Fi<br />
nft, for Kftlf! <strong>of</strong> MoHKOrTcd r<br />
^ me dh-flptftd. tHHited out<br />
-ourt <strong>of</strong> Chnncery <strong>of</strong> New<br />
on the 23rd dny <strong>of</strong> .July, A. Dr 11)32,<br />
In a corUtln cause wttvreln £3<strong>of</strong>i.ft1iorn<br />
n^ and Lonn A^poclattoti. n<br />
Corporation <strong>of</strong> the RtHto <strong>of</strong> New<br />
Jersey. In comi'latniint. ftnt. Frnnk<br />
Emblck, ot ux «t tils tiro, (f<strong>of</strong>onrtantfi.<br />
I nh all f.xpoMe to flfilo at puliht<br />
V»?t«Uie. on<br />
MONDAY, AUOU6T 22nd, <strong>1932</strong><br />
ween tho lioui-a <strong>of</strong> tw«lv** und<br />
o'clock P. M., to wit, Qt twelve<br />
o'clock noon (Standard Time) or one<br />
o'clock P M < Dliht Sl<br />
SHERIFF'S SALE •<br />
By virtue <strong>of</strong> a vrlt'oc Fieri Vne-<br />
]u, for sale <strong>of</strong> Mortgaged Premises,<br />
to mo directed. Issued out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Court <strong>of</strong> Chancery <strong>of</strong> New Jersey,<br />
on the 3rd day <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aug</strong>ust, A. t>.<br />
1911, In a. certain. cause wherein<br />
Swedesooro National Bank, a cor-<br />
poration, la cornnlalnant. ana Naomi<br />
M Button et 'als are defendants, I<br />
nhnll m£|>OB« to BAI6 at public ven-<br />
due, OD<br />
TUESDAY, BEPTEM^CR tth, <strong>1932</strong><br />
between the' hours <strong>of</strong> twelve and<br />
five o'olock P. M., to wit. at twelve<br />
o'clock noon (Standard Time) or one<br />
o'clock 'P. M. (Daylleht Bavlnjr<br />
Time) <strong>of</strong> asld day at the. Sheriffs<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice. In Cape May Court House,<br />
Cape May County, New, Jersey.<br />
All that certain mortffafed prem-<br />
ises, with the appurtenances. In the<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> complaint In tho aald cause<br />
tllrty set forth and described.<br />
at l» to '«ay:<br />
All the following tract or parcel <strong>of</strong><br />
land and Dremtsea hereinafter par-<br />
ticularly described, situate, lylnu- and<br />
belu« In the Cltr ot <strong>Ocean</strong> city. In<br />
the" Ordntv <strong>of</strong> Cane May and State<br />
oT Ne% Jersby: BBINO Lot No. M«,<br />
In Section "A", on,Plan <strong>of</strong> the Oc-<br />
ean <strong>City</strong> Association.<br />
BEGINNING at a point In the<br />
uthtl li f Ab p<br />
Aabury<br />
o nundr<br />
t<br />
Avenue,<br />
red nine-<br />
d<br />
Soothes»terly line <strong>of</strong> _<br />
lit tns dUt«nfe <strong>of</strong> ana ..__«<br />
» O«) ftlt Southwe^twa,<br />
ft* Sonthmnrtefl)- line <strong>of</strong> .<br />
Street, conulnW Mtttknitw^lr<br />
nsmrw'i&i^'^ririi!<br />
or breaiJth: aha oi thlt wlaih ei-<br />
t«ndlnc Bouthaiitw.rdly between<br />
n t m JW* W*''• •*•*«»» itrset,<br />
ML fftoSb^f.1»^ ir ^, nntwahlly from, thp Southeantnrly<br />
lino <strong>of</strong> Atlantic Avs-nUe; cantnlnlnf?<br />
HouthcaatwArdly alonjr said line <strong>of</strong><br />
Second Street, 40 feet Jn front or<br />
breadfh, and <strong>of</strong> that width extend<br />
intT Northeastwardly betw on<br />
k-malclng estibllshintnt In<br />
dweod, near tho heart <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Among l them\was Brward<br />
reputed eholr singer, who<br />
,i heen arrested twice before on<br />
Bilar charnea. Baton and his<br />
l,on<br />
I-SNAP SHOTS—<br />
At The<br />
Police ought to try u> put<br />
|«all on tie tall <strong>of</strong> tho (inrnt<br />
|Udef. It%work« with blida,<br />
ney say.<br />
The school board wonV out<br />
tialarleB—but [til borrow mon-<br />
|<br />
If people don't pay utten-<br />
to their tax bills, theyll<br />
Interest later on.<br />
o|ty<br />
Ob,<br />
TuckahoieB. and L.<br />
To Pay Out $25,00C<br />
Tuckak<strong>of</strong>t—Twenty-five thouaani<br />
dollars will be distributed, most<br />
ly in Upper Township, the wee'<br />
<strong>of</strong> September 6, bv the Tuckaho<br />
BuildinR and Loan Association<br />
when 192 1*2 shares <strong>of</strong> the olini<br />
•series wilt mature.<br />
At the 8a">£, 1 _t im ®i<br />
Winners in alt divisions <strong>of</strong> to-<br />
day's baby parade and the;name<br />
<strong>of</strong> the champion baby will he<br />
made public Wnight at the Flan-<br />
ders pool when Queen Eilythe<br />
Fincourt and her maids <strong>of</strong> honor,<br />
as -well as the city commissioners,<br />
will be* honored guests at a water<br />
carnival.<br />
A number <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional flwim-<br />
merg and divers will help enter-<br />
tain the crowd at the pool to-<br />
night, and the clowns who kept<br />
thousands <strong>of</strong> persons in gales <strong>of</strong><br />
laughter before and during the<br />
pageant this morning will do their<br />
stuff again.<br />
Gay Galleon Party<br />
Following the laraivni, the<br />
girls, including the other nine who<br />
were eliminated in the final judg-<br />
ing, and the city commissioner!;;<br />
will be guests <strong>of</strong> the Golden Gal-<br />
leon ballroom at 10 p. m.<br />
With the crowning <strong>of</strong> Miss Fan<br />
court as Queen Infants XXIV in<br />
front <strong>of</strong> the music pier by Mayor<br />
Headley, the parade started late<br />
this forenoon, following 1 her coro<br />
nation, the queen went t-<br />
Catchtns <strong>Ocean</strong> Gitri flrrt'ino-<br />
vie magnate In a - remlnlBcent<br />
mood the otter day, Tfce BinU,<br />
nel-Ledger- persuaded hini to; W-<br />
late some <strong>of</strong> his early «"•«*.<br />
enoei.<br />
"Well, It was like tUi," Elffler<br />
said. (Most overbody In <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Otty knowi the IOBBI florist W<br />
Ms first name). t»'«p J i<br />
roller skating rink and bowlulg<br />
alleyl. We botfgBt * ttti ,pWf»<br />
which was owned by Mayor Head-<br />
ley and was known o* Hemdley's<br />
Pier, and moved it inside tne<br />
boardwalk, between 9tt)-«t. ind<br />
the J«te <strong>of</strong>. 7 pet «m* will to<br />
churged on flU idt***jn<br />
latent<br />
ManyR«pondlo<br />
for to<br />
MM Find. Fa*or Among<br />
Froperty, Owner*<br />
Renierober TU» Bsndt<br />
"The music forth* skaters wag I<br />
ftirnlslicd by tile Ooean <strong>City</strong> band. |<br />
ifif<br />
Oeean <strong>City</strong> au«rey,:As»ooi«loti^l«,<br />
reported by members,«f the ai-<br />
Boclatlon, following Hit ^OTuae*,<br />
neat last week Oat woilt tod<br />
beta sterted, and; the Bending ont<br />
<strong>of</strong> lettar* to property owners; at*-<br />
Ing tor ausletaiice. , , -• '<br />
The iurvey 'Will comprise . ftJ<br />
ML 1<br />
large In number, but with two<br />
notable appeals being dismissed,<br />
the reduction waB comparatively<br />
small, being only ?74,210, on<br />
property previously a?sc:.aod nt<br />
J1.601.S20.<br />
The appeals dismissed were<br />
tbo«e or the Wildwood Pier and<br />
Realty Co., whlfch sought to bring<br />
(Continued on Tuge S)<br />
g p<br />
half nn hour or more before<br />
that time, and continue for tho<br />
same time nfter.<br />
The eclipse Is caused by tlie<br />
moon passing between the nun<br />
and tbe earth, partly shutting<br />
<strong>of</strong>f the sun's rays. The next ec-<br />
lipse <strong>of</strong> the sun will not take<br />
place until 1963.<br />
Smoked glasses are. required<br />
to observe the sun without<br />
hnrting the eyes.<br />
dip artist, will open the program.<br />
She will he; followed bs Charles,<br />
W. Miller, tenor, who is heard on<br />
the air weekly over stations W.<br />
A. B. C. and W. I. P. He was<br />
a member <strong>of</strong> the prlfrlna! east <strong>of</strong><br />
•*My Maryland." N<br />
Lewis Shearer, baritone, a win*<br />
tier <strong>of</strong> the Atwater K^nt audition<br />
<strong>of</strong> ionth Jeriey in 1,881, and §ee-<br />
ond place singer, in the atate -to<br />
that contest, will fdnir several wdl<br />
known operatic numbers, and El-<br />
mer Zeij-ler, violinist and Phila-<br />
delphia radio artist will round out<br />
the museal program.<br />
The evenn|*i spaker wll be<br />
Dr. R. S. inyder, who has tnlT-,<br />
eled -wdelv through Buitfa mak><br />
lni> a survey <strong>of</strong> the cn'ttomt and<br />
probliBM <strong>of</strong> that nation, will KrM<br />
an illoitrated lecture on "The<br />
Challenge <strong>of</strong> Soviet Russia."<br />
Arthur B. Messick<br />
(Jiven Belief Job<br />
Arthor a Messiclt. <strong>of</strong> WUdwood<br />
Crest, tas been appointed iniiniei-<br />
pal director <strong>of</strong> emergency .relief<br />
in that borough and will awume<br />
duties <strong>of</strong> tBc post Immediately, ac-<br />
cording to an announcement from<br />
complete itBnjjj <strong>of</strong> er»ry<br />
spending depar^nent In the flltr,<br />
including the school Byutem. Witt<br />
a view to determining whether<br />
the city is being operated n» ec-<br />
onmnleally .and u effleientlr aa<br />
^^S<br />
AfS<br />
will be an o*a><br />
conductwl on ttp W<br />
tBe muilc ffli'<br />
i n<br />
possible. . V<br />
State Grosp Aid*.<br />
Wilder M. Rich, director <strong>of</strong> re-<br />
search, <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey State<br />
Taxpayera' aBsoelaUon. has been<br />
secured by the frarrey associa-<br />
tion through A. B. Erorepn, exo-<br />
eutlye seerotary <strong>of</strong> the state aa<br />
socurtion. Mr. Rich Is ah ex<br />
pert in municipal survey work,<br />
having hod a long attd varied<br />
career v as city engineer and city<br />
(Continued on Fuse 7<br />
se<br />
the<br />
theuica<br />
ts un<br />
on the<br />
has named «K<br />
stokers,to *<br />
the N«- 1JB -<br />
g<br />
ttiR Rtatn Emergency Relief<br />
ministration.<br />
Ad-<br />
Chester I, Barnard,. state direc-<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> emergency relief, made the.<br />
appointment on, recommendation<br />
<strong>of</strong> Alfred Cooper, Cape May (oun-<br />
ty dlrtetor.<br />
School Opening<br />
Put Off Two Days<br />
Retort Itutitutiottt to> Open<br />
Wednesday, SepternbeSr 14<br />
A Dhange in plans.(or the op-<br />
ening <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Schools was<br />
announced this week by (Woi(t<br />
E. Brown, city superintendent <strong>of</strong><br />
schools.<br />
A teachers' meeting will Jw<br />
called at 3 V- m. <strong>On</strong> Tna»dB.y,<br />
September 1$, for':all teachers<br />
They will meet In the lilgh school<br />
building to receive > lnstrocUopt<br />
and to <strong>of</strong>ficially report W? duty,<br />
U t<br />
Surveyor Tetts <strong>of</strong> Another Who Lived 200 Years Ago<br />
Mere Boy; Who hiad <strong>On</strong>ly Criidc Instruments, Blazed Tnal <strong>of</strong> Enduring Aecunncy horn Virginia to l^e Erie | led'tCt<br />
In* dramatic story <strong>of</strong>-a re-la trail <strong>of</strong> achievement that^waslyeyjr, Is followed a rtMlfht^UBB IfamllF -mm, fl«»l«td .•» to tarwJ?^^<br />
&bW^<br />
daflyi^g^<br />
hew at «oon.<br />
be In h*<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>.<br />
g<br />
ter aa «<br />
bwch-wd<br />
tee and "<br />
8:80<br />
Icr"<br />
(Get<br />
d to <strong>of</strong>ficilly p ? y,<br />
School will open for *U stu-<br />
dents the following day, W<br />
day, September 14, at 9 a. ,<br />
Sessions will J» helfl all day, sjndj<br />
a full day's woilt, »
* pnl illuiirkiilih mil nt u piovloun<br />
i^DtltiH* Hlnco llio 1>UK(< Wmlh I'lnuili Huntli>\, yt'iHfinibci 4, WI\HP at till' Stmitil<br />
tlfjnnllrtXt Uio HHNui'tnlluii In IHT't, Km CIHUICM A I'lutllo), I'hllii- I* Pnwi<br />
WMII lib llut vnmn moMllitt \MUI ilrlpltlit<br />
her i>. nittlnti.iUv<br />
tlir »ni\ip mnil wlino tlir l'liein will hu wKnhil innilc i<br />
liow p f erf u l ul iireucher Drencher<br />
lib niillitlnft ntfw Htinirtu, MIlJullH lll|l|l!H ihlllllK 1)10 lUOl!<br />
mill xoctitlvo. For tlic pml si*<br />
Two Mrvlces will b« held tho<br />
yp:u« liiia Hold tho <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong><br />
Mnlng flcy, unrt dnlly oven im inul on<br />
<strong>of</strong> tlife Mliilatoriuin <strong>of</strong><br />
• -- t- JfnRNkniH will lie pramntntl tnni Inventor <strong>of</strong> Subs Speaker<br />
i<br />
' « t"5 tnfc w««H, Movpt Snttirdny Tlir<br />
*V*nj, <strong>of</strong> ftlotliiR wriiion will lt« iirviicliot At Lake Family Reunion<br />
K «T S«ptwnli«r J, nltlliMftli llio till (Ctmtlucd frtim I'IIKO <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
Ni*rWtU* *rimcl« Will (mntlniin Siiniluv nor- HnrdU)noi', <strong>of</strong> Ihla clly, will rto-<br />
M."*** *J vh«i »ft*t thnt<br />
1 Ivnl" Ihn wolrninlnK NUilraiui nflu<br />
will; Dr, Howard B, Hand, IMMUOI" ot I.BWIH it, l.iiltc, «f Nntlonnl I'nik<br />
STTT . tho Adtoent* M. B. Chinch oi will rtl<br />
nprwMUA-'Ckmnnltm-n, win nwmih Sirndnv<br />
K Dr. Atlnmti' ndilriwn.<br />
*- -il ««!• ki 10t46 «,ro. Dr. John Bteil, <strong>of</strong> O Horr<strong>of</strong>liB. <strong>of</strong> Atlimtlc .Clly,<br />
... IMul- th« Columbia uv, M K Chun h. will *U\K, nml Glwood S. John-<br />
OT lift PhllMlelflhlii, will li« tho BIIMVPI milii <strong>of</strong> Atlnnllo tlnnllo city, ty, will Rvo<br />
8-15 p, IA R6t. Ilarbprt rcliilnknwnctw i<br />
<strong>of</strong> tbo Unit nnfl<br />
IMltor <strong>of</strong> thto<br />
M, ti Church, will Vrm> (hii|dnln 'to<br />
..... lArltbno naltM oud lonrt (ho l)i. t<br />
ttWup wJnKtn*.<br />
i FrBftthera during iim week will<br />
'WHAt we CONSIDER<br />
BUYS IN<br />
flAM CITY<br />
Ust ', be twiftn mattel «nd Spirit, dtVlriltV, ai tbf exnmplg the primrec«lvea<br />
more splri!u»l ideas, itivo, unchanjrlnff essence <strong>of</strong> Kooii:<br />
more understanding which ia tho<br />
ewbatsnce <strong>of</strong> Spirit. /<br />
Afraln, to continue on thin point<br />
•>t Corporeal sense, no orpin c<br />
Strpclure can niako ili^t t<br />
oph scull. Wllllnin ' Lilly, llonty<br />
JU>lJPr. Itminpll Null}'.<br />
Miii'KiU'l'ltP (Ininhle, Mru, Tlmnrioiu<br />
Hnclirali, Murlori Mlirphy<br />
Slj-i. NurmiiB II, HIIIK, Xliii. Witliuili<br />
N. Kniick. .Mra, OuDrfts Sony.<br />
Liiulwi T- Corson, MTB. sfnbnl<br />
Moiingliiiii. Lnulso CrilxrlbHI; Piithcrlno"<br />
Gordon, Mra. LMwfU'd Cor-<br />
Jt o<br />
nman. Mra. J. L. Loper nnd Mm.<br />
Ponn.iylvnnia, 'hla present term RoBortn.<br />
|linvint> four more yenrs to riin.<br />
I'rovlous to lita piwioht incum<br />
l>mc\ 'ln» i\ui iftiitor <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong><br />
ho tililnst l.iithenrn cnnciPEitlon*<br />
ill enatnrn l'onnsylviUiln, Tririitv<br />
.it limidiniT. Previous to that j<br />
ihnrjfp hn lliid rli!lrKr»lr«l U<br />
lUi. U. N. l>a\ld»oj». Rfttor<br />
S#r\i«>j for Hth Stintla\ ifttr<br />
. ltimt\<br />
s n m Holx EtfriiatiM.<br />
MormnR PMMT ami<br />
sormon,<br />
T;45 in K\Tnsonp and «d<br />
<strong>On</strong> SUIMNX |,»vt Iho Kwtor<br />
;nlo a rrnsnnablr Appeal to tho<br />
mvti»n for iheir OCMIS:,!.^.!<br />
f<br />
j t l)i.u<br />
un unc IIUUIOUB moittil s.q LIOI'K 1<br />
eye is po»Xcct" Is th<br />
vulun where ihcrp is iio ii'.J, lid<br />
LOJIi.LIJlleilO'iH 1 Oiu HOt tl ) oC<br />
Inlnt cntih n ctoiK u)i i • »f<br />
thin When he said "Ho that planted<br />
ttib OBI Hhall hb not hear* Ilc<br />
that rotrhflo 1 ilivo, unchanging essence <strong>of</strong> g<br />
—the dopondobillty nnd autlioritatlwness<br />
<strong>of</strong> Dloty, jp*at pQ*ir<br />
which rules alt notions with u rod<br />
<strong>of</strong> iron, that is, (in immutable<br />
Principle This Principle la incorruptible<br />
BeinKI a continuing Principle<br />
which presents an aspect <strong>of</strong><br />
fet<strong>of</strong>rial Life, ita permancneft and<br />
cojltlnulty, us well as the invariable<br />
nature <strong>of</strong> Truth and tho Immutability<br />
<strong>of</strong> Love. What a blesnlnK<br />
to. mankind it is to have a<br />
(U4 «jte shall He<br />
Gdtl we cuh intellisenUy know Ip dirist, Tmtlli'jH<br />
not «t«6r Aft\o foi i'ie ^ptti'iincnt<br />
<strong>of</strong> the lo il .liiirch \\o-es knowing tint there is only one<br />
<strong>of</strong> Boston, MaM«huSrttH ent Jielp" in times <strong>of</strong> rouble [Mind and that Mmd Goil, can ind<br />
Mcmfx-r <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Lectur« Then I had a Gnil that was rlo'elijoee put iin end to the belief <strong>of</strong><br />
ship <strong>of</strong> the Mother Church. The by and awnlnble for mv needs. |manv pinuli, oiHTHtinjr Then the<br />
First ((lurch <strong>of</strong> Christ, Srlcrtdit,<br />
in ftoslon. MBM<br />
From the moment <strong>of</strong> it«? first<br />
jl-ii-iuerj in 1S66 m Mnrj Baker<br />
Edd\, Chrhtiin Sclcnto has nf<br />
forcil ad\inti£ti that hnve been<br />
\t-idrK tvroeniitd The nUtrlBcr<br />
benefits<br />
\V h it i it thai hinilei"i sor<br />
from acirptinR tioil s btnefit'.'*<br />
What xi, it tiut a wronc *-ense <strong>of</strong><br />
thing-.' Filop ccluctition has<br />
t-»URht inortnh to look to tht<br />
five corporoal senses <strong>of</strong> relnble<br />
testuiloin lhout all things<br />
The u prl.1 hu>- made a ^Ptlt^ »f<br />
r .ori'ori il -i-nse What the<br />
niatrrlil n< »«<br />
K at this sen'icc<br />
wool, a r;idt artist unto ;nnl<br />
soloist at many funnlon in t'bil<br />
irielplui Tin! i iiMr l<br />
ff-n<br />
orablv<br />
thai<br />
m-l\ Mr Se« ml the<br />
fo<br />
h oi \ . c I or<br />
Mr r. , i-n-n wl « i 'out it<br />
at<br />
P' I •• 1 i<br />
M' S.n\ ml 11 1C1 n i- T d<br />
whi-h will S dmtj hi- i TI rs\i(il i*<br />
•J«M«F the \\>ntpr months 1>\-<br />
>h't S»mH\ i-<br />
i n<br />
number cf »"<br />
nf trtxinf ttkvH<br />
«iH bo<br />
tn<br />
"Ghrist Jesus." Subject<br />
tiwa.tit<br />
For Christian Scientists<br />
kJ in~e <strong>of</strong><br />
reiht\ m the trut imrtpT is lini:<br />
i>f tho i,enitiii** fucts o f Fur example, nfter * h-'l le»rn I<br />
ed <strong>of</strong> Chiiht .m Gnoiue. whene\er<br />
1 had finished a lonfr, nun! tin's'<br />
»oik and «*-. wi ir\ .ind ro^'n<br />
brine<br />
M.inkind i- Iclrmnir th it this out<br />
wirtl woild i' \ICVMMI b\ the<br />
j\c -.(.use is not thc world ol<br />
Goil s creating but is i counterfen<br />
.hii Mhich sWint m hi tin<br />
not<br />
His i,n1 i "incli imp nf thp<br />
coiiwn il sf»ses *lht entire re ilm<br />
<strong>of</strong> mvernl ~.enie i-. out ide the<br />
realm <strong>of</strong> tin Inr intcll n-irc 111<br />
our Moublc .v-iur in the mi<br />
terial, sciiJt rvilm Acf muLit i"i I<br />
<strong>of</strong> matter i an irtumulat on <strong>of</strong><br />
matenil on-i II- t',nn\ ill<br />
t.n rrf^n- in ,iccu ui.lntipn ot I<br />
nttter is futilp ,„ ^uirint-^ c !<br />
s irit\ nciinst |,is i-s -mi cr-i^nc '<br />
| n brsines* Ui^hi to I n w nt<br />
i us biimif <strong>of</strong> tonliiPiir n t'ic'<br />
"' m'< nal imimi at business" Both<br />
1 -<br />
ed I would t.ikc time lo Milnk or<br />
Him, to realize flis infinite ln\p<br />
and His omnipotent power Then<br />
thc confusion \anish, ind streiiK<br />
th and illcttness tnke their pi ICP-- |<br />
Thi" midi tltf Gcil <strong>of</strong> thi- B-hle,<br />
\er\ real and n heahne; Influ I<br />
encf, for m> need w« i|unh<br />
ties <strong>of</strong>rdmne Mind's own natuie<br />
BARITONE C<br />
We learn ne\er to settle iin- -.UDect<br />
until we refer It to Mind tiOi),<br />
and consider it from a correct<br />
basis<br />
In his thinking and nvine the<br />
Christian Scientist fmilb that the<br />
College Courses<br />
ROY E. 0<br />
EQUlTABUE LIF<br />
Christian Science Society<br />
iOHT<br />
&nnch <strong>of</strong> The Mother<br />
The Flr*t Chu<br />
entitt.<br />
Ch rH <strong>of</strong> t^hH<br />
In ftotton.<br />
Sunday Morning Servkti,<br />
o'clock<br />
•t Doughty 1 CHARLES C. Itt<br />
OFFERING<br />
Prtildtnt<br />
A COMPLETE<br />
AND ACCURATE<br />
OPTICAL SERVICE. MONTEIX<br />
Eye examination* by experienced<br />
optical dOctort. An accurate dye<br />
light ger-vlce. under the direct<br />
SUpervlfion <strong>of</strong> experts, al a<br />
moderate fee. Thirty year* prac<br />
! Thta(r«. 8th<br />
tlc^ In Atlantic <strong>City</strong>,<br />
near Dos-TH wd.SIMSSO^Vfc:. /L . OCEAN CTHf<br />
Tlglah* 100% Sup*r<br />
'-*' Panmylvan*<br />
la Motor Oil keep!<br />
It* body lon'gtr —<br />
cotta leaa p*! 1 mil*.<br />
<strong>On</strong>s Grankcaa* full<br />
will prove It.<br />
. t<br />
Fruits and<br />
If you are 'a, thrifty/<br />
opportunity to replen .<br />
lots for convenience and';<br />
9%c Choice $reeb: t l ' " .;',J^K<br />
•Peas *<br />
Packed «t the paafc <strong>of</strong> flawirj- Biijn"<br />
ASCO Royal Anne Cherries tall,$<br />
Choice Sliced Pineapple U<br />
12c Pitted Pie Cherries<br />
Pineapple Juice<br />
Green<br />
.Beans<br />
New pack—IMS crop. R«a«r<br />
Eveready Fruit Cocktail ,<br />
14c Glenwood Grapetniit •- «sa» J<br />
Grapefruit Juice No. l i<br />
9c Hitter Cooked<br />
Spaghetti<br />
Tomato Bm» A t)l»<br />
Choice Crushed Corn ' . ',<br />
BVac ASCO Beans with, Pork<br />
Bitter Pork and Beans j- - 1<br />
Farmdale ' *«<br />
Lima Beans f r r<br />
Save twenty-nve ccnU on evary Jpaan^ya^ui<br />
Del Monte Asparagus Tips ^4 da.-:<br />
9V2c Farmdale String .Beans S cans<br />
ASCO Country Genttetnen'Corn cao'<br />
A80O- Wfctta Meat<br />
12 «~ $2.00<br />
8ltv« forty conU ft<br />
ASCO Tomato Soup T<br />
7c Ritter Tomato Soup •<br />
7t ASCO Tomato Juice . '<br />
Cut Red Beets , ,<br />
'i m.<br />
5c: 6<br />
6c,<br />
raed dan 8c, •<br />
ASCO Fancy Sweet- / ' f<br />
Peas' - i **-» o - v •* r<br />
•I end.T urn! llavorfiil—serve v. Ith m«lied Ijouella -<br />
Farmdale Swefet Peas can 12^c,v<br />
ASCO Small Sifted Peaa can 17c,<br />
Bread wniDDea rfc . Victor SUced<br />
Supreme laa( • • Brehd '<br />
Sllc«l 01 llllillcftl A WfiBPta ltmt.<br />
7Vic ASCO Toasted Bread Crumbs<br />
Suribrite or Octagon Cleanser S cans,;<br />
Mione Hand Soap or Skidoo 2 calm<br />
Octagon Products - - Specially Priced /'<br />
White Laundry Soap<br />
Soap Powder<br />
Toilet Soap<br />
Palmolive Toilet Soap<br />
i cakes 26<br />
*2 Pkgiil<br />
.14 cakeB M<br />
caked 21<br />
mal 1 pfcgs^<br />
Super SudS (fireeao DIslmashlDs) 3 8<br />
Buy for Quality - - - Hav** for Pr^mhi [US. .1<br />
m Quality Meats for the Whole Family \<br />
Genuine Spring LAMB •/,<br />
Brea'.t Lamb Ib 8c I Ruck Chops 1I><br />
Neck Lamb Ib 12c I Rib Chops Ib<br />
ShoiildeiB Lamb tb 17c I Loin Chops Ib<br />
Lugs TJimli Hi 21c I Lamb Liver Ib<br />
Ijimb IB dt In luui IUIII nourishing This 1B the best L&knb<br />
nM*. Silict J^our favarlt^ nit and note tho "'—<br />
Lean skinned Hams<br />
Large<br />
Size 16< Small<br />
Size<br />
Wtiolo or Shank Half<br />
Luncheon Meat or Lebanon Bologna<br />
Sliced Dried Be<strong>of</strong> Tenders<br />
Domestic Swiss Cheese<br />
Pimento Sandwich Cheese<br />
Fancy Fresh Killed Large (214 to<br />
Chickens<br />
Fresh SEA FOOD in All Our Meat<br />
:J6c.<br />
Cleaned Preah Sea '*tor<br />
Bass or Croakers , "*,<br />
<strong>On</strong>e pound Cleaned Fish In eqml Va two pound* TytoMiJ<br />
Large Vntsh Sea Scallops<br />
Produce Fresh from Nature's<br />
Fancy Seedless Grapes<br />
Eating or Cooking Apples<br />
White Freestone Peaches<br />
Sound Ripe Tomatoes<br />
Extra Large Bartwtt<br />
GoMeo *» lilil.'<br />
Ripe
fvicerf<br />
Strand on Sunday<br />
Camp Meeting Opens<br />
" tf yi«i Famfly Resort<br />
itfJF*reaeher8 listed F<strong>of</strong> Dally Ser-<br />
vices at Qcaan <strong>City</strong> Tabernacle Association<br />
801117111 canip meeting M<br />
Op«an <strong>City</strong> 'Tabcrnaolo AB-<br />
AM, TojIriderB <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Cliy,<br />
...,. ft Um for eiiht daj^, he<br />
gkilnfe Sundftj, At the can.p<br />
eroundB bounded bv Anbuj .mil<br />
" vesjey UVB., and 6th and 6th st".<br />
it will quirk ttlo C4th sciio« ilvn thentio for a sor-iT. CJorien, Sanflay etotilhp. TfaB<br />
I'lqo to 'be conducted bv D), Uoss I nurtibsr, which was writttii by T.<br />
If. Stover, IN. puHaii, will ht he feqtiire <strong>of</strong><br />
Dr. E, P. PfatteicliPr, president .the evening sorvlce..<br />
<strong>of</strong> tho Lutheran Minlstorium <strong>of</strong> Included' In the' Chorus will bo:<br />
Pennsyh unlit, mil be tho preooli- .iiihn T, BCBI, mdfnrd Hdgniij<br />
thli Sunday PIFIIIH)!. He will Di Norman Hold,' Hirb<strong>of</strong>t R.<br />
the local pastor,Smith, IJIIIH Doclp.<br />
and J<br />
tone 41 BrooK-. Grreiiwool, hari- William H, Collisaion, Jt'.<br />
one <strong>of</strong> FhilrdcluhmN pph Scott, William ' Lilly,<br />
Jus-<br />
pei^<br />
l .it<br />
rcinurknblv wfl<br />
iorvice at the Strum!<br />
Is Powerful l<br />
Or. 1'fMttfaldhor<br />
\v]io did so<br />
a pro\ious<br />
JiS imti<strong>of</strong>i.ills<br />
fl l<br />
sermon.<br />
7:45 p.<br />
dress.<br />
m. Evenaonir and ad-<br />
<strong>On</strong> Sundav lust the Hector<br />
iftoilo a reasonnblc appeal to the<br />
coiiprcjration for their considera-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> the prohlPmi l'ld ta'.k^<br />
Which will confront Hin eliurch<br />
dutinji- the winter ino'ntih*, Dv<br />
ilc'.t Sunday il is hoped that each<br />
rtiimiber <strong>of</strong> the conirreKatjon aa<br />
Jt r«Bult <strong>of</strong> havmj; taken thnught<br />
will he prepireil to lontnlmtc .it<br />
le^bt fl to«,ml the i-xoenie-i nf<br />
| the church durine the winter<br />
Contnliufions 0O con-<br />
and some 600<br />
Lopsr,<br />
Niilty,<br />
hl<br />
p, y<br />
.Marguerite <strong>On</strong>inhle, Mrs, Theii.<br />
doro Bachran. Marlort Murphj 1 ,<br />
Mis Nqrinsn R. Hnlg, Mrs, Wll-<br />
1'mii N, Httnck, Sirs. tJtorge U<br />
T l T C f o i(<br />
, tJtorge Uf.<br />
T. C<strong>of</strong>gon, i(rs. Jlntnl<br />
.ifonaKhfin. I.ouiso CrUWffirtj td'<br />
thcrlne' Gordon, Sirs, Edward Oor-<br />
nnian, lira, J, L. Loper and Mrs,<br />
Roborti.<br />
A LECTURE ON -<br />
CHRISTIAN SCIENCj;<br />
EUtld<br />
K e 60 victors,<br />
he has iilway.i had time (o lio<br />
keenly intci-ostcd in the welfare<br />
<strong>of</strong> the locnl oi^anlintion.<br />
latent lno^e fo> the ^eUei<br />
<strong>of</strong> tile local church was the con<br />
uihmntion <strong>of</strong> a new pari.sh<br />
alignment which he rftx-tcd this<br />
spring, whereby tho conirrepntion<br />
w enabled to be served I>v<br />
K jMitnr nistnil <strong>of</strong> uppht".<br />
which filled their purjijt iiilernilt-<br />
tently fiom Sunday to Suudny.<br />
Through the efforts <strong>of</strong> thr<br />
tnisl at "Tltc Church on the<br />
Ronrdwnlk," it was Possible to r(..<br />
engu<br />
I<br />
woo-.<br />
.7. Brooks (irciMiwoml ti><br />
at this Kcrvicfv<br />
a radio ;irtist Mr. Grpfn<br />
f note, anil<br />
soloist, at many functions in Plill-<br />
udclphia and cnvlr';n:i, was so<br />
favorably received that Iniincdt-<br />
itely Mr. Scwanl, the ororanlst,<br />
was ileli.pated to piiir.'iKe him for<br />
thi L eniif For r\ei il 'cu c<br />
w,is wWened to f$*<br />
foet, whei tlie opportu<br />
Mayor Headley said<br />
that ne viai ,ta favor Pf tha cityV<br />
agreeing to tbe conditions laid<br />
down by the state. Id rotnrn tor<br />
state aid in developing tha ile)$<br />
tbe city would be required lo gu-<br />
arantee that lt would be kept<br />
open for the use <strong>of</strong> all private<br />
and commercial planes for 10<br />
years.<br />
Fire Protection For<br />
South End Promised<br />
Plans ore Jbejng made st pres-<br />
ent for installmK a water exten-<br />
sion line and standpipe fsauth <strong>of</strong><br />
52nd St., to (dve high pressure<br />
water service in case <strong>of</strong> fire.<br />
Mayor Harry Headley told mem-<br />
bers <strong>of</strong> the South End Improve-<br />
ment Association Friday night<br />
The mayor also told the 60<br />
members at the meetine that a<br />
fire house may be built in the<br />
south end not so far in the fu-<br />
ture. He also dwelt at some<br />
length upon the cttv'fl Budget.<br />
HEAD THE Cl AHSIPIED ADS<br />
Washingtonfis sm\eympr lnstiu-<br />
ments crude and indtcurmr com<br />
HeiiiE u .ml as a sample, the 4«uratc Wllh Poor inHtTumenm.<br />
itltj was not found until th<br />
jcht Club Fete<br />
[o Open Tonight<br />
ig Girls to Appear in<br />
(Annual Mardi Grat<br />
niKht will mnrk the flrit up<br />
ance this season <strong>of</strong> tho Fam<br />
[Daniin^. Rlrls <strong>of</strong> tho OITUII<br />
tlniht ( lub<br />
ho\ \\i\\ Htage beveial actK .it<br />
] M irill Grus tonight and to<br />
fow night .« the \achl (lub<br />
riielr dancei an 1 iu i w and<br />
finy other uttractlona are also<br />
for the evening's entertain<br />
Christy, popular accordeon<br />
who has made a. bit hit<br />
people <strong>of</strong> all ages, will play<br />
liar isnga.<br />
Ira, Russell Hanscom will bt<br />
list <strong>of</strong> tbe affair.' She hns<br />
ared on many programs pre-<br />
td at the Yacht Club and Is<br />
| <strong>of</strong> the favorite artlMs. Two<br />
ago she was Reclaimed at<br />
I Golden Oallton,<br />
idalty dances will be pre-<br />
by: Bedee Jones, Clara<br />
Eleanor Long. Eleanor<br />
Jean Campbell and<br />
Bernstein, ,<br />
Eleanor Smitli will lie<br />
s <strong>of</strong> ceremonies.<br />
through \alle>b — hiiw lie did it,<br />
1 dpn't know Hlb viurk was more<br />
than tluu <strong>of</strong> Daniel<br />
Boone or Clarke, th^ t-xploriTs<br />
After his couise was iletermined,<br />
he had to lun nirht down tjie<br />
line, wherc\er it led<br />
How he forded ttivanu. still<br />
his hands Hid<br />
noW> bouki were<br />
to damage.<br />
"He lnul no help save what he<br />
took with him — no blazed trees j<br />
nf prideipssors His lines were<br />
the first lines He and hii men<br />
had to carry KUHU; had io hunt<br />
and fish ami snare their foo 1<br />
is they went alonjr<br />
Left Lasting Markx. |<br />
"He left behind hi I tell talf<br />
marks that have turvKed the een-<br />
lunes'<br />
"His experience as a nurvevor<br />
tuu^ht him that hurdEihips had to<br />
be endured if suet.es_s weie to be<br />
realized It pave him ,i respon<br />
sibihty and ennfldente in hH «wn<br />
judgment io he^ to the lme»<br />
"lt also ttave him confidence to<br />
treat with the mdian chiefs and<br />
C A hand, SI Monica's (Phil.i the Fiench eenenils wlth whom<br />
dilpliln) cliuuh band .mil boj he came in contact — confidence<br />
«out and Ameru in LPEIOII biiRle that -tood him well in the (t.ivi<br />
unil drum corpi <strong>of</strong> this ciU * when hc wus moulding a nation "<br />
by Winners to Be Made<br />
at Flanders Pool<br />
|(Continued from Ttm <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
tartBd down the walk. A po-<br />
and honor escort <strong>of</strong> strvice<br />
• accompanied him, with num.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Germantown • Boys'<br />
i and boy icouts qarryinB na-<br />
«l and city cmblemg.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the biggest hits .<strong>of</strong> the<br />
• was the Mardi GKIB division,<br />
Iwhich , the organiiatlons, clad<br />
I Kroteique coatumen, paraded,<br />
b Hill'Billy colored IJ'nd, play<br />
I instruments <strong>of</strong> their own nian-<br />
ure, led thJs division, new<br />
i year.. _ • '<br />
Many Fancy Dressers<br />
i htaviest entriei were in<br />
fancy dress division in which<br />
irly 100 boys and mrli, in cos-<br />
)ea <strong>of</strong> all descriptions, paraded<br />
'ore Judgei., Tht ioat divisions'<br />
alio untnuaUy large this'<br />
dinsioni in'line were<br />
Qape May .County Ameriean<br />
n band, Caledonian PiP s<br />
Octan Cits and Bridgeton<br />
scout bands. Gennantown<br />
JSub band, ialem SL M,<br />
Parents!.<br />
Send the Whole Child<br />
to School<br />
Before school opens make sure that your child's<br />
eyesight is what it ihould ba. Does your child squint<br />
or screw up his face? Does ht seani less alert'than<br />
usual? Does he complain <strong>of</strong> headaches 7 Is he out<br />
<strong>of</strong> sorts generally? If he or she shows any <strong>of</strong> these<br />
symptoms, look out for eye strain! -<br />
Bring Your Child to<br />
Blatt's Optical Section<br />
For a Thorough Eye ^ambition by Our<br />
Expert State Lieenied Optometrirts,<br />
DR. H. R. N0VR0S, Optometrist in charge,<br />
Complete Report Will Be Sent to Patents the Following Day.<br />
Special Low Prices for School Children,<br />
M, E. BLATT CO., Maualna,<br />
EWEES<br />
«12-24 CHESTNUT ST<br />
• • PHILADELPHIA • •<br />
Sk an d SaL<br />
<strong>of</strong> /93s- 33<br />
In ti.- HOTEL ILATfDERS . , . SOUTH SOLARIUM<br />
THURSDAY • FRIDAY . SATURDAY<br />
September 1-3 . . , morning, afternoon, evening<br />
Your Chance to Catch up on Faskion , , . and<br />
' Back In T«wn Already Costume J *or Fall!<br />
Here are some *nigkligkt»*! Coau, top-neavy witk'<br />
fur.,, precious furj ,,. mink, silver foxes, blue foies,<br />
kolinsky, Persian, a 1ft Schiapnrelli, Pateu,<br />
Bruyefo. CapM, capes, capes ! Exquisitely jkeer<br />
wooUns in daytime and-EVENING GOWNS.<br />
Velvets superk in Presses and millinery . . . Paiou's '<br />
•new "M.eclieval Brown" and "Tea Rose Beige"<br />
... Ok, tliey're all kere!. Come see for yourself]<br />
At the " : - . .,,.•.' uV 1 Night<br />
i ,,-a<br />
an i u ,1 ,,fcf Irom<br />
Ir<br />
i*,t*.... v ii22?24 Chestnut Street<br />
OPEN<br />
NOW-<br />
Oil Prdducts In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>!<br />
1W« Purot.Bthyt-<br />
* pFttnlum pr»t)«<br />
« iulln» PLUS<br />
thyl — will lm-<br />
prova h rt<br />
pure OU products and the best<br />
<strong>of</strong> service ar
Qratt ifi -Rlrs. Arthur W, Shoo<br />
A. Stedem and Mrs.<br />
we» hostesses to, a<br />
Catholic Daughters<br />
at the parochra] school<br />
tteeday iutfit.<br />
* W (Tp | The following were present,<br />
MA* *n la^ Mis» Evajjm Raystou, Mm, J. D<br />
t» remew, Gartland, Mrs. M. Caison, Miss<br />
** prw^ntiH X H M O C l M<br />
Of<br />
, , Ms<br />
. X. Hane, Mrs. O. CasEln, Mis<br />
Edward J&SIJBII, Mrs. KrniB, M «.<br />
i S<br />
fciS^ JfffiWI? Ml «- O*Mn SaniDSMj, Mrs.<br />
'-^"•^ *•"-"-'; A.. Wi*i. Mn. A. Beef, Mri, J,<br />
-aiit~i=avii---»' IP- W»BPW«J.f,S B f Un - P- c ' Williaan, <strong>of</strong><br />
PhiladeipWa, will remain in the<br />
rtso Dr.<br />
oren and Mr<br />
. all <strong>of</strong>-'•;<br />
ly eroup<br />
Mr. imd<br />
f<br />
P&SSifti<br />
in the resort.<br />
Mr .and Sirs.<br />
Mr, and MM.<br />
Itay in trie resort,<br />
Mrs, Dora Koch, <strong>of</strong> Pliiladel-<br />
resort until after Labor Day, . phla, is .enjoying sea breezes here,<br />
Mrs Daisy H f Wd' ^ rs Charles CadwaldBr Mi<br />
til after Labor Day,<br />
Mrs, Daisy Haynor, <strong>of</strong> Wood-<br />
ury is enjyi tfl<br />
. j y g<br />
Charles CadwaldBr, Miss<br />
E M d M<br />
y aynor, <strong>of</strong> W o o d - , s<br />
bury, is enjoying a reitful vaca- Marion Eurns, Mr, and Mrs. J.<br />
tl t Sth t d C l ? I R b t L f t ll f<br />
, jyg a reitfu<br />
tlon at Sth st, and Cenlral<br />
* Ml Hl Wl<br />
, J.<br />
I-nne, Robert Lefort, all <strong>of</strong><br />
M hi<br />
and Mrs.<br />
and family. <strong>of</strong> CIB<br />
mnininu all month<br />
Mrs, Ijeonore<br />
Johnstown, ig<br />
»ort visitors.<br />
Mr.^ Gioi-a-e Patu<br />
«»>. PJf-. hai been<br />
and will exten,, h n<br />
ter Labor Day '•<br />
•Dr. H, Gardiner<br />
itthh win<br />
a th st, and Cenlral a% i? , t ot, all <strong>of</strong><br />
* Mlis Helen Welgound. <strong>of</strong> Kill. GenBantown, and Miss Catherine<br />
delphia is amon th rt' tilts <strong>of</strong> Philatlclptiin are among<br />
leason in the resort.<br />
adelphia, is among the reiort's va- tuts, <strong>of</strong> Philadclphiit, are amoiiR<br />
cationists; ,thoie who have Hneiit the entire<br />
Mr. ami Mrs. <strong>Aug</strong>ust Schmidt,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Washin«ton, D, C., lire spend-<br />
ing- a pleasant tacation liese,<br />
Mr. and Mrs, P, Pjoro and son,<br />
<strong>of</strong> WashinRton, EJ. C, arc amoni'<br />
lie summer vacationists in the re-<br />
sort.<br />
moilier, Mrs, Sarah W. Miller, 8lh<br />
ully decorated and<br />
2 candles, Jean<br />
lifts, nTnonK lliem •"!"<br />
and a kodak, which she. prizes<br />
highly. - "<br />
Jean is the ilauKhter <strong>of</strong> Mr, nnd<br />
Irs, A, K, Bourges, %vho will bo<br />
liero later on Ibis se.i.son She<br />
s now staying wish her (jrand-<br />
s<br />
Grecr,<br />
ory, John I<br />
Edith M<br />
. M " M(1<br />
<strong>of</strong> honor,<br />
the h<br />
Mrs, Alberta<br />
Pmelin and the<br />
Portor Stiles, and<br />
Mrs. Baker,<br />
• • •<br />
iiii«? f H T ' I Suniay Sdwoi Clan<br />
^flA,*^?- Her* on l»nr»ion<br />
^^^^ &1SS1 J. T 1 " E^lllor iunday school<br />
vJira, Catherine £|BM <strong>of</strong> Heuaupo motorBri hire<br />
ne<br />
Mm. A. Medango,<br />
din. HIM Cauiorine<br />
Hb^n Wallls. Mri<br />
W Mr and Robmt<br />
Boberl A How-<br />
• VloJU, Mr, mid<br />
C. AddlBcott, Mr.<br />
Sdnchal. Jjr and<br />
Mi L<br />
or. Miss Luis<br />
itberlno Find, loul<br />
Jr.j John Ticrno .<br />
lilck. Mrs. Lowi^<br />
wfl JIrs willi<br />
cpaupo motored here<br />
Wednesday to spend t]ie day on<br />
the beach and to haie a shore<br />
dinner at the. home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. An-<br />
nie Stanton, 030 Bay av.<br />
Present were the teachtr, Mrs<br />
Flora Bennett, a former resident;<br />
Miss Jean Mathia, Mr.;, Ada Ma-<br />
thls, Mr«. Lavinia Hunt, Mrs<br />
Carrie-Paine, Mrs. Christie Platt,<br />
Mrs. Edith Frank. Miss Cert rude<br />
Helms, MjB!, Ida Shute and Mi •;<br />
Elsie Lamson. -<br />
mmjpss. KWSSTU 1<br />
ECl, Mis<br />
Mrs V. Ddnlap,<br />
Edw » rd BJn-<br />
Banholier. Mr.<br />
Spear. MIBB Bel-<br />
nn at<br />
touiltrv rlul«.<br />
r, Willnin W ul .'ml -Mr<br />
Black, ,,f (ho^er, v ho aie<br />
rig hero nl IT0(. K Wi-slp\<br />
entertained tne follo«mE .'i<br />
n<strong>of</strong>lier, Mrs, ,'J. Weber,<br />
Mtel. ihe is a stiiden<br />
Uline Academy, Nnw<br />
Tiim<br />
, uBliertrril MiTllc<br />
Hill: Miss Elsie Lorlier, Carol<br />
Lorber nnd George CleBrt, <strong>of</strong><br />
Vlneland: Mr. anil Mrs. John<br />
Gandv, <strong>of</strong> Miranwr; Nelson Boyd,<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>; Albert Corpon, <strong>of</strong><br />
Pl Mi Di Hit f<br />
Pniermo; Miss Dnrls Hcritnire, <strong>of</strong><br />
tlie Riehwood; Miss Chriatina Welch,<br />
a stndent at the \lt- af Merchantville; Mi«s Frances<br />
jyltNn>-,'Ynrk <strong>City</strong>, fay^ <strong>of</strong> Ashland: Miss Woolbert<br />
, ... ..." Of BritlKetnn: Blaiiey Johnson,<br />
,.1 «eddlii(, Merle nnd Albert Brewine, Syd-<br />
Mt Handers, Uey Stubhins, <strong>of</strong> Kirkwoe.l; MIR-<br />
The Tom Thumu wedding re. I Violet Siseo, nf Lresihurir: flnH<br />
IHiutud Wediioi.._.<br />
Flanders under he drrcetioiL <strong>of</strong><br />
Miss Ursula Naughton vsho liaa<br />
hteri eonductinij children's par-<br />
ties every Friday, was a great<br />
success.<br />
There was a ballet before the<br />
wedding by Delores and Kathleen<br />
Hasenplue, Barbara Kurtz, Honey<br />
Work, Emma Mae Schneider, Hel-<br />
en Louise Van Gilder, Betty<br />
Thorpe, Lillian Boyer, and Gen-<br />
evieve FlaROr. They carried larse<br />
hoops <strong>of</strong> pastel shades, forming<br />
an arch under which the bridal<br />
procession marchtd,<br />
The_ ehftrminff little bride was<br />
Lois Rapp, the lour-yeaf-eld<br />
daughter <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mrs, Bapp,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, The eronm was<br />
Master Joseph Donohue, also <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia.<br />
The bridesmaids were: F.ileen<br />
KurtB, Elveda Lawsnn, Renee<br />
Boyer and Anita MeCiirdy. They<br />
were drtsRod in peach anil blue<br />
organdie frocks and wore large<br />
bonnets.<br />
The little flower eMs wer»<br />
Martha Jane Waller and Marten<br />
Lotreff ami were dressed in pink<br />
ami blue summer silks.<br />
Following the wedding gun<br />
were enjoyed by die children<br />
Miss Berthajtrfitlnii, a! Salem.<br />
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5 ntrnl nv,,<br />
-ciiii i iieit_JL'm.-Bilnj:. mornins fmrr.<br />
u i iaiL nf Boveral days In New<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>. Hohort E. Denffler, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Penn State College fneiilty, and<br />
family are spending throe weeks<br />
at the Larehmont,<br />
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Uu.Msell, <strong>of</strong><br />
1 hiladelphi.i, are vncationinK ut<br />
11th stf and <strong>Ocean</strong> *<br />
Visit Our Display<br />
Beach and<br />
—Lawn—<br />
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Chairs<br />
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AT HALF PRICE!<br />
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dtlltr In<br />
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Bart coil on thi mirltat. Full<br />
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PLATES $18.00<br />
BRIMEWORK $ 5.00<br />
FILLINGS $1,00<br />
DR. COHEN<br />
Surgeon Dentist<br />
1610 Ailnnilfc A^s AUinHo <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Over Wuulnortli'g 5 - 10c Store 1<br />
UlAt fi.lBlO j<br />
rRh, win mw<br />
the talMice <strong>of</strong> tht<br />
Mrs. J. B. Bran<br />
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are spending a VaMi<br />
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AT LO1<br />
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H«» lirncfit' I'nrlj.<br />
The Hansconi liotcl<br />
ene or n t ird<br />
afternoon when MIR !-,/:• A. t..i).h,Tn,<br />
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* AsVauUUi<br />
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.. - • " Miss Polly Whnti, Jli<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
Optometrist<br />
for over 25<br />
yean<br />
lima or UE<br />
V«a bini<br />
" * ^'fe^^iSae,,. i^ter.Mr, »* Mr<br />
HARRY H. LAKE<br />
ly G«l<br />
Prlnllno<br />
•U>7 Atbury A<br />
*a ASIURV AVKNU*<br />
PMONE<br />
<strong>of</strong> her clast wljo<br />
have Bewi, PMsem every Sunday<br />
Colo residence, 428 Oc««n «T. Af-<br />
tier dinner t.<br />
joyed. The<br />
The weekly card part<br />
en- erf by the <strong>Ocean</strong> Cjtv<br />
nottl<br />
•ft*rnoon. Hostesses <strong>of</strong> the after.<br />
1 noon wire: Hra. Elwood<br />
wmm^mmmmmm<br />
Yon need mOk<br />
to b^roantl on| your diet<br />
Pionefsrlny for<br />
by Coounif«oner«<br />
Patting 100 p. c.<br />
befg <strong>of</strong> tlli<br />
<strong>City</strong> 1)0-<br />
«'«% JfMJrl," r.<br />
th* WBfrft''-•.flj^'j r i»11bl|,'<br />
aw tttilr iw wU»t_'^«B.<br />
. "Tako FranoU X. BuahmHn ana<br />
Bavtrly Bayne. Why, Beyi w^sn<br />
they 410 their stutl you lust<br />
WlihiS you wer# ilngle §6 you<br />
ceit_ indication <strong>of</strong><br />
the quality <strong>of</strong> its products and<br />
the soundness <strong>of</strong> the company's<br />
li<br />
For Tournament<br />
A donation party will be con-<br />
ducted by member! <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Flihlnj Club toniiht' In the<br />
clubbouie, 14th it, and tha board,<br />
walk, "liv conjunction with the reg.<br />
ular hl-montbly meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
club.<br />
The party Is an annual affair<br />
and will be to kelp raise funds<br />
to pay for the expenses <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
casting tournament for which the]<br />
local club was host on <strong>Aug</strong>ust 13.1<br />
Over 100 gifts. Including a suit<br />
<strong>of</strong> clothes Bade by a prominent<br />
Philadelphia tailor; clocks, wrist<br />
watches, electrical appliances and<br />
fishing ucUe will be given away<br />
• Tqwnsend'B<br />
ii-innle, <strong>of</strong> S6th »t. and Robert*<br />
ay., who hu» been a ie»iflent, <strong>of</strong><br />
thia resort since 1114, was' agree-<br />
rtly lurpriitd tbp .'• flrpt.;- <strong>of</strong> tft»<br />
week when he WM 'notified thjit<br />
tall aunt, Mrs, Fred W. Wagn*r,<br />
at, 107 N. Troy 'st;, Attantlo Ptty,<br />
ivho died June 23, had bequeathed<br />
to him, the ilkth • <strong>of</strong> 6tr niarly<br />
half-million dollar oututo.<br />
Two-tblrds <strong>of</strong> the estate, .which<br />
|1P estimated to be worth about<br />
I $475,000, was left to her huohand.<br />
The sremalnlng one-third is to be<br />
divided between an adopted ton<br />
and Mr, Pinnlet '<br />
Mr., jnnnle was ou duty as<br />
special <strong>of</strong>ficer on the lea Isle <strong>City</strong><br />
boardwalk, Saturday, whin Einn-<br />
uylvanla State Senator Thad 8,<br />
Krause and another attorney, who<br />
bad been searching tor him,<br />
found bim and aiked him to cope<br />
to Atlantic Qlty next day.<br />
It was not, however, until two<br />
days later that he learned tbe<br />
full ertent <strong>of</strong> his good |rtun», as<br />
be was unable to go to Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> on Monday and the two at-<br />
torneys came,to thte resort to see<br />
plumbing and beating business<br />
here for a number <strong>of</strong> yean and<br />
is also a real estate talesman,<br />
at tae party,<br />
Dr.'Willlani L. Magee, <strong>of</strong> Phil-<br />
adelphia, who entertained the<br />
members with exceptionally good<br />
Bellght-<strong>of</strong>-hnnd tricks at their last<br />
meeting, will again be a guest<br />
if the club, toniglit.<br />
$705,289 Cut From<br />
Co. Ratables on Appeals<br />
(Oontinuid from Part <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
(Eia.SOO assessment down to<br />
1216,(10, and Simon H. Adelman,<br />
[or the Delaware County Trust<br />
>>., which sought a reduction Of<br />
rom il«7,300 to 163,150,<br />
Wildwoott Crest reductions, on<br />
property-assessed at $81,178, am-<br />
tatei2i4BB<br />
ilieijs. 11<br />
IK, S<br />
polio;<br />
for ft tlm« without a speck • to minpart the nutogiro and nllo%v<br />
itaery, I decided to give tho It to set tie slowly back to earth,<br />
* ii flin«, I:made a deiil Wt Stop Wllirlliif<br />
I Luliiii, ii'lio was tbe leading<br />
magnate in* Philadelphia<br />
ho time. He agreed, to furn-<br />
|the eiiulpment and , operator,<br />
were to split on a B9-B0<br />
«ked ilauiet ProenedB 110<br />
no next thing was to Mi<br />
ime. That wasn't hard • we<br />
4 It The Nickelodeon. AB<br />
name implied, the admission<br />
ie was five cents. We had<br />
seatH, BO if we had a full<br />
t we took in $10. Of course<br />
shows were shorter—but the<br />
TUiitlnns were longer. I<br />
lie screen conslstert <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Un sheet drawn taut on a<br />
nnd painted with alaeas.<br />
The projector was placed<br />
I dry vaodn iboi£ 'which was iet<br />
a table. A bole was punch-<br />
Ihiough the barx, and wo wore<br />
go. ^110. entire inveBtmont,<br />
ng machine, screen and up-<br />
:ea was less than $280.<br />
FIINO Dleiv Frei|imnll).<br />
Hardly a niRlft pained that a<br />
did not blow out.., The en-<br />
place, would bo in darkness<br />
someone could climb the<br />
otitaido the building And<br />
I<br />
e a new fuse in the trans,<br />
lir,<br />
ow it would not have boon<br />
ad IHUI, the fuse been in the<br />
At first wo haa to got<br />
|eone from the Electrio 00. to<br />
In file fuse every time it<br />
(Hit, Uut the local manager<br />
<strong>On</strong>ce In the air, thn rotor,<br />
blades cannot stop ii-hirling nny<br />
more 'than a parachute can close<br />
while descending with a man, as<br />
the air pressure provides the BUS-<br />
laining effort in both cases. The<br />
engine is never engaged again<br />
with the rotor-blades, for descend-<br />
iiig, as many people have thought.<br />
Due to its ability to descend BO<br />
slowly, the autoglro can hover in<br />
the air over a spot, descending<br />
vertically If desired for a donor<br />
inspection <strong>of</strong> something on the<br />
ground. Being impossible to spin<br />
or to stall, and- hecauie <strong>of</strong> its<br />
ability to land and take <strong>of</strong>f from<br />
relatively small spaces, It <strong>of</strong>fers<br />
tbe beginner or the private owner<br />
the greatest safety and comfoit<br />
'<strong>of</strong> anything that flies,<br />
For commuting or pleasure pur-<br />
poseR, powered with a Kinner 185<br />
horsepower, nve-cylindor radial,<br />
air-eoolefl engine, the autogiro iins<br />
a cruising speed <strong>of</strong> 15 miles per<br />
hour,<br />
. The Department <strong>of</strong> Commerce<br />
Includes in Its system <strong>of</strong> licens-<br />
ing airplane pilots a license for<br />
"autoglros only," which requires<br />
10 hours'<strong>of</strong> solo flying.<br />
DLNNEB DANCE FdR<br />
NEW RESORT VOTEIt<br />
Another name was added to the<br />
votci>.' list in <strong>Ocean</strong> C(ty on<br />
Tuesday as Lewis ShidinfC, ion <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shidititf, 110?<br />
Wost av., reached the important<br />
lly hei Mile HO dl»giistod .it be- age <strong>of</strong> '-1<br />
cullcil out <strong>of</strong> bod ho finally, In tho evening Lewis was the<br />
II PPI mission lo|i-hang« tbe guest <strong>of</strong> honor at a dinner dance<br />
mil KelvOH, providing wo at tho Gateway Casino, Somers<br />
t il nlid homcono Av!lo would<br />
h tin- iiole We ovcrtame<br />
l building a ladder up the<br />
Point. The prue.sts were seated at<br />
two IOIIK tables for the dinner.<br />
Several large bouquets <strong>of</strong> flowers<br />
I were on each table and at tho one<br />
IVttcr csirh reel tlio nigii would,whore fiat the Rucst <strong>of</strong> honor, a<br />
li on thi! Kciccn, 'otic minutq.<br />
M. until HIP reel li wound.<br />
1'h« IJIrtli <strong>of</strong> trie'MoiiSH. •<br />
'Ihe lncotivenicuceB. tbe<br />
])rovod popular. It cn-<br />
B iliu hito Irn Champion<br />
liulltl tbe Hint movie boiiuo<br />
Il boiinr, 'The Uno,' wlilpb<br />
located on' the site ef tcr-<br />
occupiGd by ajmras' restau'<br />
on tli©- bid boardwalk ut<br />
pflyn tenapo. 1 nla.nugod tho<br />
» for Mr, €hamplon. He 111<br />
leiitpd U to ,010 ldlo Fraol<br />
IParby who become! Intoionteii<br />
t<br />
tout<br />
|mf«ral mov|»-".,.,<br />
tW waan't |flUB.,WffipS J<br />
bloBBomed -(Hit"' OH<br />
B*«lfc,"B»tor«BBvM»pW» W*"<br />
ifM Bt|| g(4' nijij 'on open<br />
large birthday cuke was the ccn-<br />
vral figure on the table. Ilie 21<br />
candles were blown out by the<br />
lew voter.<br />
Dancing followed the dinner.<br />
Music was supplied by Alex Bar-<br />
tiia and his orchestra. Huts, whis-<br />
tles and horna helped to make the<br />
ifthl a roerry one for tbe dancers.<br />
Guests included Mario Kline,<br />
vUeanor Grnhm, pearl Sduder, C.<br />
Beppot(. Gort and Louise Tomlin,<br />
". Crawford, • plda Towiwend,<br />
Jkm Guarracino, Jlary Guarrn-<br />
clno, Ueloulpo Shipper, Eleanor<br />
Roth, Chick Rich, Jane Schultu,<br />
fclaine Doninw, Ifld Dalbow, Er-<br />
Bkl JfUdd Crlson Bert<br />
| vpre a sUP»n w<br />
about ruined bqth the ppr-<br />
: (Mid<br />
ol<br />
1*1 Mjrtmittti, ;Bp»ina »<br />
l« on tN walk, ;»i,;.eMM4<br />
tps<br />
|«eq8atlon by<br />
"ad r fld<br />
Ho<br />
plaib seat<br />
l<br />
y lqg p<br />
or folding ohalri.<br />
Ufl« did WQ dreani (ben ihu<br />
>«ovlo» would be one <strong>of</strong> tl»<br />
*ft J»W!fftrJi ta We *orM<br />
r i<br />
Jo, evMy w»y !>ut pne<br />
kJ)ow what tfrat \ft<br />
«... Sutton said that he will<br />
appreciate a visit from local mo.<br />
torlsti and will matee every «ffort<br />
to prove his 'claims <strong>of</strong> better pro-<br />
ducts and service.<br />
~ - - -$t - _<br />
Fiala Petitions to<br />
Enter Men's National<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
Pennsjlvania net star, who plays<br />
on the local courts all summer,<br />
has tiled his application for ad^<br />
mission Into the United States<br />
Men's national tournament at For-<br />
est Hills, Long Islandi in Sep-<br />
tember,<br />
Frank won the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
clay courts title a few weeks ago<br />
by displaying brilliant form, and<br />
Is hoping to be . one <strong>of</strong> the €4<br />
players selected to competo for<br />
the national, title. With tho ex-<br />
oeption ot Harvey Lake, wlin Is<br />
entered in the Veterans' division,<br />
he is the only one from bore at-<br />
tempting to enter the lisis.<br />
In, a beetia matob with nob<br />
Hughes several dnya ago, Fiala<br />
sprained tali ankle, but exneels It<br />
will be okay by the time ffie tour,<br />
nament conies along, it he is one<br />
<strong>of</strong> the selected Bi'oup,<br />
Young Yachtsmen Up<br />
For Destroying Sign<br />
Jack and Jim Hagy, IS anfl JO,<br />
respectively, <strong>of</strong> Upper Darby, wil 1<br />
face Magistrate George D. Bluh<br />
ards tomorrow morning on a<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> destroying city prop,<br />
erty. .<br />
The two boys, who are we!<br />
known among the younger se<br />
here as skippers <strong>of</strong> a fast sail<br />
lug boat at the yacht club, are<br />
alleged by police to have torn<br />
down a sign forbidding bathing<br />
In a stagnant pool at the south<br />
end and taken the sign away<br />
with them—for a souvenir or<br />
something. . '<br />
They were arrested with tho<br />
sign in their possession yester.<br />
day morjjlni* by Lieutenant Nick<br />
IroplRMlo and Patrolman Paul<br />
BeccMe. -<br />
Woman Knocked !<br />
Down by Auto<br />
Mrs. George F. Peters, 8D,' 9!<br />
E30 Central av., resolved a 'brok.<br />
n leg and possibly internal In.<br />
.urles when she was struck down<br />
by an automobile at StU at, and<br />
Central av. ye^rday morning.<br />
Tit drlvar <strong>of</strong> Ihe our, .Dtwltj,<br />
Henry, 31, <strong>of</strong> Bop Air rd., Ofl.<br />
per Darby, Wai released under<br />
500 bill M a material witness.<br />
Mn. Piters wia orftsslng Op,n.<br />
rii av. on foot whon BLO •wjij<br />
The live municipalities making<br />
he largest reductions are North<br />
Wildwood, 1177,114! North Cape<br />
May, $144,980 • <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. 1129,-<br />
900; Stone Harbor, 111,600', and<br />
Wildwood, (74,110.<br />
on Tuesday.<br />
Mr, Finnle has. been In the<br />
Prosecutor Hud Open*<br />
War on Book Maker*<br />
(Continued from five <strong>On</strong>e;<br />
companions were fined $fr and<br />
p.BO oqats,<br />
Is Arrested Twlcft.<br />
Andrew App.ogatc was arrested<br />
In North Wlldwodd, Sunday, on<br />
a similar charge, and again on<br />
Tuesday in Wildwood, where race<br />
•beets and charts ware confis-<br />
cated.<br />
Liquor was* found at the "400"<br />
Club, where Patsy Kennedy was<br />
held as tbe proprietor, and at<br />
#807 New' Jersey ev., where Hoc<br />
co Labato was charged with il-<br />
legal p<strong>of</strong>iesslon.<br />
The North •Wildwood BJshlng<br />
Club and the cafe <strong>of</strong> Joseph Piro,*<br />
W J 9 t h t l t i<br />
lgeupslstr<br />
chines to the county authorities.<br />
Proprietors <strong>of</strong> all the places<br />
were released under ball for the<br />
»tlon <strong>of</strong> the grand jury,<br />
READ TUB CLASSIFIED ADS<br />
louu«st<br />
PRICK<br />
Armstrong's Market<br />
11?8 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE #39<br />
CALL 441 or 448<br />
FRESH FISH<br />
N. HICKMAN<br />
1161 ASBUBY AVENUE<br />
CALL 448 er 441<br />
All Wool Suit* Made To Order<br />
$20<br />
TBE-WAB FHICE<br />
JULIUS ROTH, Merchant Tailor<br />
917 Asbury Avenue Phone 84<br />
atruck by tho car. She wag<br />
modlatoly token to the Afln<br />
Shores hospital. Spmora Polnj<br />
Henry will have-a hearing when<br />
a final report on ljer t^urles JB<br />
th ldlti:<br />
Euili mi L<strong>of</strong>»m w WM.mw John<br />
Pfglfferi Toni pBdl»fli r * "<br />
WWt'j<br />
Bob' (<br />
FMr»U,l«rtii<br />
fni TMV1»,<br />
Cheap»ris, Bob<br />
Hb DlBi<br />
w Cheap»ris, Bob Geleel,<br />
ffin. Hevb DilBois, Jim<br />
M KidBill Parrell,<br />
V. 01" C DEAN IJERE.<br />
<strong>of</strong> to QoUcn 8f nSuit A»ff at<br />
I* I]M Mid <strong>of</strong> the ectmomto »»<br />
and wife,<br />
Richardson<br />
Frank T.<br />
formerly Mis«<br />
ite* <strong>of</strong> GQ<br />
obtBined from the Bdsn|t|i!.<br />
According to wltnespep,- - Mri,<br />
Peters was Bomcraoulted through<br />
the air by the Irnpattti H»nry<br />
wai Mid to save skilled about 10<br />
fitt arttr *pplyln« H|p bTflkei In<br />
an «lftrt tf 4VPW ptt<strong>of</strong> fcf*-<br />
ABSOLUTE<br />
AUCTION<br />
8 MODERN SEASHORE COTTAGES<br />
19 CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LOTS<br />
M15HT- UK SAriUFH'KI*, WILL UK<br />
O THI;<br />
Eight perBous, all Bnoimer vial-<br />
tore, faced •Magistrate fleqige O.<br />
Richards X' th "»Jininion!« yester-<br />
day morplng for parkin. "--'-<br />
«an on the street (til nil<br />
Two. were fined §1 eac 1 --'<br />
ditmlcse<br />
ott-<br />
-m mn IM"* "Wwrte m* ^<br />
SAToSiFr.3rd,193^|t||,!|<br />
• AVAUJN<br />
IN I(AWW«QO«<br />
will to <strong>of</strong>fered too nf HortKBjrcii, Titian m<br />
ojien' for 1n»p*ctloti. Ternid mwiiiKAMHl At- time (if<br />
-AlBO 8ETERA1, OTHKR WKM. LOCATKK LOTS AND<br />
FIJBJH8HEII AMI*<br />
Two. w f §1<br />
era wera> -ditmlcsed<br />
hd<br />
nance<br />
»t t day b<br />
were not 3wi?e the. o<br />
b«i enfoted'<br />
THIS IS YOUK OPPORTUNITY<br />
ipO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND<br />
BUY AT YOUR PRICE<br />
,fHB*iiiaiiipi<br />
H,<br />
1<br />
..„, ...riN.wljw^R^uli/Wpt;:<br />
Ivory<br />
NEW<br />
PRICES...<br />
a .' , /^i<br />
icqu<strong>of</strong>c Clu<br />
BreWS Uto«-Old Stock-Arrow Spedil<br />
Srape. Juice Afi-PB«nd<br />
Valley Forge Special<br />
Tetley's Teas<br />
MIXED ot<br />
19<br />
BfrM<br />
SELECTED<br />
Fresh Iggs••.i a &%7*<br />
Fresh Eggs - «««»,jlc<br />
Palmolive Soap<br />
OCTAGON<br />
Laundry Soap o^v,,25c<br />
-for Short.ninSl Ib an 19c ^<br />
For Your Hwlth'f SaU ..<br />
Sporkl,<br />
Sold D<br />
Oil<br />
pint tin 23c<br />
byK..b> ..<br />
Hires<br />
New Pack Pms - . 3<br />
Herthe/t Ceeoi M»MJ »• • • •<br />
Raisin-Bran FUke» - 2<br />
Quiker Mild Itifii - 6<br />
KeHogg's Rie* Kfiiptm - 2<br />
Campbell's Tomato Juie* - 3<br />
Unaeda liktrs Lor'no Doonts<br />
Mrs. Sch'or«r'» Macoroni Salad<br />
Pli.23c<br />
ctni 25c<br />
pkfl|9c<br />
ciisi 25c<br />
ib 19c<br />
your pock«tbook,. - EOt<br />
• • ••' "WlnfllW^^^W^<br />
SLICED BREA.*<br />
hut 9* n^i&MTI; -•<br />
Vienna or Rye<br />
... Oth*r bnnJ.<br />
FANCY FRESH PASTKUBIZED * ;! (,<br />
Butter<br />
SUNNYFIELD FANCY<br />
Print Butter<br />
PICKLING AND PRESERVING NEEDS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES I<br />
Mason Jars^69 cQ 79 £<br />
SplC^S •tiob'w ©roiiiii pk« 5 C<br />
Jar Caps PomUin Un«)<br />
Raiah Vinegar -^39*<br />
Rubber Ring* £&£&<br />
C<br />
TeridM Sugar Corn - 5H,«!OC ©ol^n Rilp* SiHii^^^^^M<br />
<strong>of</strong> Spffflp<br />
^ *""• ••^_ *- f
t (it? '* M<br />
%'. Sst' r S i ' ft •<br />
(intetwa *» -90 dajk Id<br />
oowty MO J»y Magist«tt,e<br />
P,,'p-', BJobaitU• Saturday<br />
for being' a disorderly<br />
parson, ,<br />
Ov Nelson, ox the, lunch wagon<br />
pn Hth A. complained that L«e<br />
annoyed him. and that when he<br />
told htm to stop he threw potato<br />
j at him<br />
Auxiliary Work<br />
Ends Next Week<br />
Presbyterians Plan Unusual<br />
Meeting<br />
,_ ,. that proM-<br />
» >yet teen made<br />
Key. Da-<br />
the<br />
A large number or <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
women and summer residents at-<br />
tended the regular weekly meet-<br />
ing <strong>of</strong> the Summer Auxiliary ot<br />
the Presbyterian church, MOD-<br />
( Iday afternoon at the Golden Gal-<br />
leon.<br />
| During a short business meet-<br />
ing, conducted by the president<br />
Mrs. Allen C Thomas .the worn*<br />
en decided to work toward the<br />
payment <strong>of</strong> the church mortgage.<br />
The chairman <strong>of</strong> the program<br />
__ committee for the day was Mrs,<br />
^Erfleavpr"society .Oeorge W. Balnea The artlatu<br />
t if tbe "Allied Forces were introduced by tho president<br />
[ a large-audience I Mrs. Alexander ColvHie opened<br />
'- -••• j ^Tabernacle Hie afternoon's entertainment hy<br />
.. be made a'playing, "Prelude in A" and n<br />
St if the American I selection by Camille Zcckner.<br />
- it stick together. 1 Soprano I« Heard<br />
id he charged Mta» Dorothy Halnes, soprano,<br />
„_ country, 'and sanft "Cradle Song," by Fritz<br />
cs'.Uterary Digest Krelaler and "I Love the Moon.'<br />
'-'an unfair picture by Paul Rubens She 'was ac-<br />
sitiution' in news companies on the. piano b> Mr«<br />
' ^ ' ' uolvllle.<br />
Movement I The contralto soloist for the<br />
•largely iu expla- afternoon was Mrs John<br />
ml SWAS' rnnvn- ken, who sang "Goodl McCrac-<br />
_ sang "Goodbye," hy<br />
_i- said'f s already Tosti, and "Absent," bv Metcalfe.<br />
ryfer ifiUOflW per- ' Paul Peftit, a local boy, played<br />
'lections <strong>of</strong> the sovoral saxophone SOIOB. He was<br />
- Y to complete accompanied b> Mrs. Marlon Trout<br />
. been started. Murphy<br />
is actionj-im- I Mr«. Ruth Roberts, accompanl-<br />
__ declared. "It ed also by Mrs. Murphy, sang;<br />
r ta which we can " Th e Greatest Wish in the<br />
' And one <strong>of</strong> the World," by Caso De Rigo. and<br />
------ J • ">«•»'• » Merchant," by Molly<br />
Talks <strong>On</strong> Obemmmerinn<br />
Mrs. Oeorge Halnet gav« a<br />
tnlk-on-the Passion Play at Ob-<br />
erammergau In 1930 She tola<br />
„ y\K bow wonderful It wan and urged<br />
."in their tho w «"nen to attend tbe play<br />
_nt the I8th th »t w as presented here this week.<br />
[not' the only thinK At **"> conclusion «>' her talk she<br />
<strong>of</strong> In the present passed around several pictures ol<br />
r Ja facing. What th« play.<br />
•.what about un-1 Th e program was brought to a<br />
it about Inter- e'°se by Fr<strong>of</strong>ossoi William J<br />
a?—and what B °ehm, organist <strong>of</strong> the Chamber-<br />
In Manchuria t —Wyllo Presbyterian Church,<br />
must be an- Philadelphia, playing "Polannaise<br />
to solve them tho ^ A - ' plat " Chopin, and the Har-<br />
ople moat be sober ,onlca Blacksmitb, by Hendel.<br />
we must<br />
. to nublio <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
_ "donflokntioufl and<br />
[Dannie as they wi.nt<br />
people viha re<br />
tib hi<br />
y<br />
W03 announced by the pros-<br />
at the l f th i<br />
people viha re \ y e pros<br />
utibn upon which iaetit at the close <strong>of</strong> the meeting<br />
founded. l tlmt on Monday tho final meet-<br />
to <strong>On</strong> Soldiers '"S <strong>of</strong> the season will be held,<br />
i" At tiie people in i aDd for thlB occasion a special<br />
j discovered, I nro |5 am 1» being arranged,<br />
tl f h \Thncesa Blue Feathr<br />
-In that tale <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ate that the 18bh<br />
_ 3>ut over* on the<br />
the^ were fighting<br />
.sltei nearly a htin-<br />
.( ot agitation and was<br />
ll;^onclusion to tlie.que?-<br />
" ity, state and B«v-<br />
<strong>of</strong> Uquor had<br />
i and had been<br />
_, have records <strong>of</strong> a<br />
$y jtM&ety founded in<br />
"" *;a fine for drfuik-<br />
«howa that eradica-<br />
l was thought <strong>of</strong><br />
>fore the step was<br />
cess.<br />
favor repeal tell<br />
er will twin* bacic<br />
<strong>of</strong>lttlmt a million men<br />
Bat will It do go for<br />
„ Kingdom and for<br />
ft whtoh am lA the game<br />
"UonT<br />
It drink ourselves<br />
' calculated that if<br />
Jlted every family<br />
{fatten would have<br />
allona <strong>of</strong> beer each<br />
'to tfut a. million men<br />
finish our job dc-<br />
Ion. I know that<br />
. itjejikeairies'ond ncke-<br />
I jtnat prohibition is not<br />
cent, success.! •> But it<br />
er than licenced liquor<br />
Schools •<br />
V Span<br />
to "peak on a<br />
ehool.<br />
head Janitor at<br />
declares that<br />
cleaned this<br />
baa been eloan-<br />
noQk or'cratiny<br />
and Sister<br />
II, 0(i SeptemWr<br />
ittbk Into aa »t-<br />
fit tittt dust, mo-<br />
,CTinceea Blue Feather, an aitec<br />
Ulan <strong>of</strong> Mexico, will entertain<br />
P*. Senator Jar DvcRcate ft<br />
at Boya* Uub Tonight<br />
A portrait <strong>of</strong> President Her-<br />
bert Hoover will, b% uAvatled at<br />
the (Mnuantown Boys'* club, 16th<br />
st,'«nd Pleasure av., nt 6.p. m.<br />
today by Senator Clarence' Buck-<br />
man, <strong>of</strong> Ponnsylvonla, who Is<br />
anmmerlnK here,at 868 Brighton<br />
Pi.<br />
At the ceremony, which will<br />
bo the last event on the club'B<br />
vacation calendar for. this y Miss Fmnoei BaRiett, B3S<br />
Weiley av.<br />
M|, and Mrs. Charits H. imi'h,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Blwood Csty, are «pindinB a<br />
week's vacation here.<br />
• . i ucsnay aiiernoon [lie unai meet'<br />
Ing <strong>of</strong> the season will be held, A<br />
luncheon will be ierved at th<br />
Biicayne nt 1 o'clock and then<br />
the womin will go to the lobby<br />
at 2 o'clock i for the program.<br />
Those desiring to attend the lun.<br />
eheon are requested to notify<br />
either Mrs. Boyd or Mrs. Charles<br />
C. Head,<br />
Fine Pran-am Arranged.<br />
The program for that afternoon<br />
will be excellent, it is Raid. Tho<br />
president announced that- she ha.it<br />
obtained Paul Shearer, winner <strong>of</strong><br />
the Atwater Kent contest <strong>of</strong> H«<br />
South Jersey* district, to ling ia»-<br />
ernl solos. Mr, Shearer has algn<br />
sung at the Robin Hood Dell if<br />
Philailelphia Uiis surnnier.<br />
Mrs. Nirella, who sang at the<br />
Tabsniacle meeting, addressed by<br />
Dr. Daniel A. Poling last Sunday,<br />
will also appear an ,the program.<br />
Vsllawlng the musical ••program,<br />
a pftkage party will be the fea-<br />
ture <strong>of</strong> the hour," Each woman la<br />
asked to bring a package, which<br />
will he sold to the various (meats<br />
by an auctioneer, Hiram HalliB-<br />
Ber, A lot <strong>of</strong> fun is promised for<br />
all those who attend.<br />
ed ti (5 fine to be levied ngainsl<br />
George Leo, SB. <strong>of</strong> Beenlcy's Point,<br />
by Magistrate George D. Rich-<br />
ards Tuesday.<br />
Lee was arrested by Patrol-<br />
man Hart and lieutenant Price<br />
fnr failure to notify the state de-<br />
partment <strong>of</strong> a change <strong>of</strong> address<br />
from that <br />
The Bat," were handed if not ft material one For the<br />
i fdrvor trophies by tho i first time this season they tallied<br />
committee <strong>of</strong> tho <strong>Ocean</strong> I more than one run on the junior<br />
_clit (- lub, Saturday, for | proteges «f "Pop" Revnoldb in a<br />
"nut on top by a wide<br />
£or the faeries <strong>of</strong> point<br />
prized trophy was tho<br />
foi eun awarded by tho<br />
which must ho wun three<br />
htivo llinoB for permanent<br />
Vlon Up until this JCar Al<br />
y in the "Black Duck"<br />
virtual monopoly on this<br />
[ but he w an away dowp the<br />
JH >c(n The other trophy<br />
lien by Commodore J 1M<br />
Bros and IB permanent<br />
roiis" Bents Slacks,<br />
nice on Sdtiirday tht<br />
Irjnja were btaton for flrbt<br />
1 b} Joe Bullcn's "Alba<br />
but created an exciting<br />
when they nosed out th'<br />
emit for second pltieo<br />
...U'M lelifcth Bullon took<br />
by j 100-yard lead, but<br />
.e lead held lay the Shicks<br />
JarlJ In the serle3 mrried<br />
ho the seasonal victorj<br />
came marked bv clustered hits by<br />
both side*.<br />
The paperhanfiers acquired<br />
JOUK lead in the first uiiiingr "wh(<br />
they sent eight <strong>of</strong> their ttn runs<br />
fvcrcis the Dun<br />
Ohi we forgot — the final score<br />
was 10 to 4. favor the paperhang-<br />
era (as u^ual) But that four<br />
to tlie<br />
Holds Record for Women**<br />
Altitude Jumfi<br />
A veteian <strong>of</strong> 187 putachutp<br />
Jumps tind holder <strong>of</strong> the world's<br />
record for altitude Jumping for<br />
women, llernice Lafidrwr; a char^<br />
mlns biimctte, arrived at the 18tb<br />
st. airport yc&terdtiy for a ser'efi<br />
<strong>of</strong> three performnnceg hern.<br />
At TcoterbDro, N. t., last year<br />
Mils.. LaHaltor—^yos. BIIO'B manI-<br />
cd—jumped from a plane n£ nn<br />
altitude <strong>of</strong> 18,51^ feet to<br />
i td<br />
ah altitude record for othnr<br />
women, hnd tiien, too. to nhorit<br />
at.<br />
Firxt Sniictloiitii by Ootfrhmeilt<br />
11 Incidentally, it wni the first<br />
parachute jump on record sanc-<br />
tioned by tho government ' urid<br />
called <strong>of</strong>ficial. A baragrayh from<br />
tho bureau <strong>of</strong> standards IU Wasb<br />
ington, D. C, was Initialled In<br />
,ho pluno to register the height<br />
Wonjan<br />
Successful • A<br />
JIr«, Frank Harriot, Slid<br />
tic blvij., was<br />
td k<br />
p l<br />
Miss Ann? ach<strong>of</strong>leld, city ll-»vM-<br />
Utttt- ibrarlop, gave n ilmelr and inter-' C41<br />
a »*f«Ji .istlng talk on "The'Library. «(e<br />
d 41 it' " Shllb<br />
potind croaker to her friends W«d-1 Community's Friend" at Shllob<br />
neiday, wlilch iho caught In tbe Ohureb, last Sunday afternoon, at „.„„ ... a^BTT<br />
main channel near Beesley'a'a meeting wblch brought to f.ni, •eotlon !>.'<br />
Point. / 'cldsa A carnival week helfl on Ibe' Marry V. kbn,<br />
•An nrdent pursuer <strong>of</strong> the den-'west side, she wa» present, at * fl J,*S'S r -iJ"rJ* 1 'it<br />
'Metis ot the deep, Mrs. Marrlot tbe meeting, to receive a set <strong>of</strong> dip lS««<br />
and her husband or a friend go bbokft given to the library by the ~ "<br />
flnhing almost every \day, alwaya colored pet<br />
with good result* A tew days though the . ._ . _. #llll .,„„„„ „,<br />
ilgo sho eatlght £0 weak fifth and <strong>of</strong> the ftcholattblp, literary and NJOON score piv-<br />
en us, it looks na u "Pee Wet<br />
uitched for the n;inp.rhQnorers and<br />
"Mush" was behind the nhito.<br />
Siinnino (first numo unknown)<br />
hurlod th^ (3ermflntown club to<br />
defeat anil "Jim" (Christopher,<br />
Bernlce, who Ii petltd and at-<br />
ti active, arrfved here yesterday<br />
straight from comiietlds In an<br />
all clrou'j at HiRUtstown. N J<br />
In a Stundaid, five-iiasscnger shn><br />
Her pilot on all jumps la Virgil<br />
Cavalier, a transport pilot<br />
1B00<br />
Dcesley's Point. gjrlft.<br />
Bonus Camp Ntitr<br />
Tuckahoe Opens<br />
Sitc.*S.W Ian6( (<br />
"• Homer ffliooijiBhsi<br />
upon the co-operation and<br />
iraod wll) <strong>of</strong> tho community for<br />
.it's success, nnd then told <strong>of</strong> the "juomii'H' TMftiidp, «t 'inc..<br />
' WIllltrgneBR <strong>of</strong> the librarians to Tlioimu iti Ed, Jr. Jfnxrt.<br />
be ot service to Organizations <strong>of</strong> '"Shima."!*) KdwarSfc J<br />
the city. Tho library provide"), oi A. iiJwtriW. BaiM aJ<br />
•"" '.— benldes books <strong>of</strong> enterUlbmcnt, WIHUim D. l'onell, Btt^[il. Imid<br />
Start Worl: oil'niaterlal for club impel B: road- El** 1 "'! 1 ?• W"?".<br />
Rdk»^L.. _«•! lM-.-t,_t ! irtK llsti;; clans room collections<br />
Barrack, and Market. iutr Bnhnnlft bookB {or ^ ^ ^ t m~s>=-J-Tmr t0 Cor.<br />
Hli3 381. lilock ; 2301.<br />
MIS3 Scb<strong>of</strong>leld said the library wSitc.**S.W 'I'an°6( (J?<br />
d h d " H fflojiBhi<br />
a<br />
nent, telf sUstatttitiK<br />
*— cn_s sent many to tie<br />
na. Purt or, ..., _<br />
Cftir o?*«llaw««f. . ^i<br />
CIV <strong>of</strong> iSorth ¥ril«*P««..t* .QA<br />
tfiw Bf^<br />
part <strong>of</strong><br />
Udojuhp<br />
thi* cook? we<br />
I Yacht Club's cup for tho the bat.<br />
[class scries <strong>of</strong> racisn ..,_,g.,<br />
by the Crouse brothers.<br />
<strong>of</strong> the "Vogu," even<br />
| that craft crossed the Hue<br />
rth placo on Saturday. Thin<br />
1 first year this trophy has<br />
was belli mi<br />
. Bace It "Upset."<br />
• race was won by Phi Baur<br />
"Okla III" and was an up<br />
jcauso Baur has been fln-<br />
Becond or third m<strong>of</strong>l <strong>of</strong><br />
|ason "ScarAb," sailed hj<br />
Zurn and Bill James, cap<br />
nd place, while »hn<br />
men" <strong>of</strong> Sam Ha\is. lln-<br />
|Uilrd ihiad <strong>of</strong> (he KCIHUII-<br />
uliecial Hixedhoal l.n-.s<br />
HKtil on Salurday, hud<br />
tin ni WPIO dpeided 1>\ i<br />
llnl h .if une net 1's<br />
1ict<br />
IjLlwten ih' flrnt and<br />
boats<br />
laigebt i.ut, with h\o<br />
Icomiiitiug, w IM a haudii ip<br />
land UAH won by the "Flo-<br />
tmncd by Hear Commodore<br />
J McCahan, Jrd "Floia"<br />
|the decision ovfr<br />
<strong>of</strong> Gooige Mor i<br />
Different Color<br />
Scheme Is All<br />
Colored, Instead <strong>of</strong> Red,<br />
Men Beaten by Firemen<br />
credit.<br />
flyhiG hours to<br />
'I'd Jump TonlRhl.<br />
liernke will jump tonight.<br />
monow night and Sunday nl^lit<br />
from tbh ship <strong>On</strong> Suntl ij ni^lit<br />
mwde by war veterans encamped library to find booki licHtfut in<br />
v-jnlon the George Esiblll tract, about nreparinK for positions. She ejt- |nB e4 i.s Mtaii, aiao ti<br />
file wiles frdm here, thid week, plained the qualifications for in4 landa Jolft MUlrtt.<br />
at thejr statted worlt buildinR' loinln? nnd extended an lltvlt*- vl .J~t,S!-'?*£1\ . . , ,„<br />
barracks to be occupied by them- »lon to the audience to Us* the" » JohfiiSii et ux sifai ai<br />
to_<br />
ani1 others who wil1 arrlve<br />
from tbh ship <strong>On</strong> Suntl ij ni^lit S,<br />
her iloilur pprfuimanic slit will c 0 " lv 1B , Irtn arrive.! on the<br />
thousand or more teci<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
tho<br />
before pulling the rip<br />
hi r 'chute<br />
learned to Juint)<br />
tune and<br />
this handful was reatlv to buckle<br />
flown to hard work io build a<br />
GcorKe A. Walls, who is in<br />
cumnuind <strong>of</strong> the at the<br />
1 lino tune and at ihe samo Mr- ru i Illlli11111 v 1 " tI vl "i""^ m uic<br />
liuit a-i ri.inklo Ilammnnd. world's cnm I ) > Ba ,'i! " w L e tI ""' 1 w int *9 hS 'i<br />
iliimplun dehned lumper. v,,,, come public thnrKc We ard out<br />
.. .i't the nlrpoit here two t0 earn ° llvI " K ,. by '"""""<br />
means, ami we tvill have no rooin<br />
"Of course lt',3 dangerntiR"<br />
ln thls<br />
for loain-\ or un-<br />
said, "but I lo\o it-It fascinates " a ^ lat ^ Amcucnna Evciy man<br />
who comcj heie must have hon-<br />
from<br />
...e And I love<br />
di.i»bnch to Jumping from<br />
l d 1 did<br />
Ihe only w ' 1 ?1 co "l?il?" !le<br />
om high «mble dliehoTRi-<br />
b t h f<br />
y<br />
high h<br />
that lerord, »iii<br />
fljlng clothes t<br />
Dm Ahsecon Indians, «, rp onini IS 000 fi ot lh,n<br />
"<br />
blk.<br />
.jrt'co, to "Richard Don<br />
nine ut point on N. JH-<br />
Iloirte<br />
wilh thi All-Stai"., a local inloml<br />
iggrrK.ili.in, and iani|Ui=l'd thrm,<br />
5 to 1<br />
The conti t n.i, .ilmo't i total<br />
u.i hoiit r, f.ii 3o tin loloitd<br />
ho\3<br />
l l.nrird on tlic ,,,,.r for third, .md Paul] Kt)licc|,t<br />
tinothei for the hi A iportH- j.() j ew<br />
ramp .lite .<br />
Besides the irKMK 'tent, oi open<br />
cT" 4-nnCUAK T?*»ntal«! lal1 dining room, ther» aro 10<br />
September Kentais in wliicn t1)d sc0UlR sleep<br />
I ho < .ui\ olfiee jesteiduj if 1 BemK all flrft clasi or merit<br />
milcd Iho lollowlns lentals foi i)ttug0 stouvs, Iho hujs had their<br />
.w for Muriin camp in slilpBhulifl nindlllini be<br />
fore incBS time lant nlKlit Jiiul set<br />
in il iddinitield N T, tlt-.l down foi n dellKhtlul<br />
onil, <strong>of</strong> Warrcnton, Va |ul,i.s until September J-.<br />
IMO<br />
Are Beaten<br />
Carnteit Fielders<br />
il Alieningu I'll<br />
i OMH'I »i Will "I »»d Aibuiy<br />
,1, , r.u Idwaid imwkoi, <strong>of</strong> -<br />
in tilj. to C.et<br />
»rtin Btfiroedcr, nt u*. Mm<br />
er. LOU 60, S2 nn« 11%. M«6f<br />
Borouah <strong>of</strong> Stuns MjufWi".<br />
iclatuiri "o Hhrqld nMortfa, «# u*<br />
Collins l.nn<br />
-UllliH Wj<br />
li5. block 110, Josfjpll<br />
Ullli<br />
03 frvli<br />
Italph<br />
i l<br />
Italph tju<br />
Claim lot « M<br />
wn<br />
Vyln.ln fll ylr. MJ<br />
lit HO, MifcK OS<br />
i to MarWs I«lc,(iy Qull-<br />
Wock 1(17.<br />
d T<br />
u<br />
Mi<br />
With Milton C. Wwk<br />
Mrs. William Teaser, hto P\v-<br />
iiioulh ill, received a loiter Wed-<br />
nesday fnim Milton < Work In-<br />
formlnE her that she will work<br />
«!lh him at the Barclay Bridge<br />
ClUb this rail and winter.<br />
She will have char^p <strong>of</strong> dupli-<br />
cate purtic-! and wil) ffivn '<br />
tions in bridge Pconle<br />
names are pn the social register<br />
<strong>of</strong> rjiiladelohiii are mermicr"• &O\'K<br />
nounced Wednesday that she would | Genrtclv M BriEht Hume na obove,<br />
see that her jmtrons iti Orcan i<br />
<strong>City</strong> were taken care at. Thev I<br />
Middle Townaftl<br />
Elmer K Bilsht. *i u*. w Ooo.<br />
ti RkharilMm ct in Trnt t tiOraor<br />
lunda J Nelson lffU|1|n, contttlnllilj<br />
S8 ii«ri", 21 jierthfj. with eitcSptittn;<br />
a\ti purt <br />
ishei the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> fire- V( iidbm N<br />
8atmd.w ufternoon nere, 5 r ,o; 'i I<br />
H was the decidniK K»i"e IUIIK<br />
three-Rame series between , r ii n<br />
|wo > ^ r, io<br />
,Vnl r, to S<br />
J l'<br />
Aid Survey Association<br />
(Copttnued from Page <strong>On</strong>e)<br />
,, Lutkln, -<strong>of</strong> inanasei<br />
I iht- survey ubStic 1 ! it on Is ii>in<br />
r«i A (, IJU 'liosed ol leadlnK bu.nni. tin n<br />
Food nt the enrrtp<br />
muitily <strong>of</strong> bipul .mil .<br />
stew, the latter pievlnred by Pfl-<br />
hw.lt Stolti, <strong>of</strong>ficial 'took" <strong>of</strong> the<br />
outfit. Pn the ic o>ilim <strong>of</strong> a vU-<br />
it bv "ii» cnrresiioinli nt, there<br />
was t)lent\ to out, -n<br />
wcie heurtv<br />
Shriverites fittjoy<br />
Sail AftT Midrtijfht<br />
The annuil midnight sil <strong>of</strong> thr<br />
"Shrn-cmc ," rr cmoloyf , <strong>of</strong> Wil<br />
lism F Shn\ei, noti'd b i mlwnU<br />
in ifc-ti"n^r W.IH held 1 nt mpht<br />
'Thui' ' > Mir f, ijplied<br />
lnl tin" n 'V oo<br />
V - I ' 1 r I<br />
b i<br />
. - o<br />
lion<br />
flu<br />
broke out in a truck stored in nn<br />
old warehouse at Mth st. an'l<br />
Haven av.<br />
Before firemen 'arrived Uic<br />
flamea hail destroyed the too <strong>of</strong><br />
tho truck and ignftM tho ro<strong>of</strong> nnd<br />
port <strong>of</strong> the side j»f Ihe warehouse.<br />
Real Estate News<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
iwally Va Itn-<br />
liinvc.nciit torn liot Ui BLLtlon A<br />
William K.-nnord, ct tin , to HIM -<br />
ij Allckl.. Lot 1,13 und i>».t <strong>of</strong> lot<br />
b/0, BueUun C.<br />
Clam Holjlrlaon to Marlon FiirisO-<br />
ii Lot 271, section A<br />
Andruw Ut ReuattO, cl u w. foi 11r% IA«-<br />
ln H rtnyt, to -MIB, Leo Solldcti,<br />
<strong>of</strong> 6ei manio\^h<br />
Kirby, •oppoBinit hur-<br />
fiyo nVJn BTftt slfuclt<br />
thres, Btlt th* Men «'•<br />
;t«eemed to fall down in thr _<br />
"did n?t Ret tflem <strong>of</strong>f TWO<br />
• battery did most <strong>of</strong> the'' ElltCf BttCKlMffl<br />
?»«• the home dutfit,4W«li!h| ^ Cape M^y Counta -flrji<br />
"Tono <strong>of</strong> tmi ifttt*, ind Ham- * '—• U '-* J -<br />
| Two Cape M^y Countjj HJ<br />
lhad applicatifitllf tfcfiMltefl Jfe><br />
trance to Bucknell Unlveisfe<br />
y<br />
liin|ipil\.Mt<br />
dd<br />
lui[)iov,.d 1<br />
liutiui '<strong>of</strong> Tfr, or 1 (lor cent <strong>of</strong> riluydd by hint. HA will he ac-<br />
tll«lr <strong>1932</strong> (ax bill, (a a. fund fo Minted BeftrS M<br />
b^ used in TroylnK tlir qost <strong>of</strong> J). Richards ton<br />
Iho Hurvpy. Bo fpr, tho J#PPfl8? the 'bdy'ifllei<br />
<strong>of</strong> nnthublasth' tidoomllaiiym^ ifiqSt repdt't St«i*n told him<br />
checks lihruugh. When no asked to' b«<br />
In tbe event no letter hM boon I fluid qtf, He B, 3t6rfi threw<br />
received, the assoolatloU (Mipoun- hitfi bodily out ol the store onto<br />
ces it "will fcl*4,W scedtt uontrf- the rtreet afad darsdhlm to tell<br />
CITY DO OpUAlK —<br />
^jiHlllon 1 Thit Tor Iho<br />
at ecohoinj- In adn)lnltit.rlhk tHetfov/<br />
ernqiint at tlm city <strong>of</strong> Ooesii Olt>,<br />
New jBrsdV tjloto' Mlull tur tcii -M.I<br />
cenhlltt HudoctM frOlll the nallii^ M<br />
cflnipflna&ilpti <strong>of</strong> et'cEy <strong>of</strong>ficer. t>in«<br />
blosae. i6rtrnan. auuerlrttfltidint.<br />
memtt<strong>of</strong> qt trta .lira tlcp&rttiiultf uiid<br />
membir «t the Pollen -D* ~<br />
Uirt gicBtitltiit Jatitm.n> ttiia<br />
ItM. *iho arp p«|d ut an hourly<br />
which rate tnu|| bfe dqterml"<br />
th* trM-brrilrii %tjj)> 0? tnia<br />
fropi 'tins Lta v thilo tmd n|i<br />
buttons, which afipuld lie mdlled<br />
to" the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Survey AB^II.<br />
elation, ftpopi 103 First Na,ti.cmaH<br />
Bh Bulldln* ©e.nn Cfty-<br />
afipuld lie mdlled (ho gotttse<br />
<strong>City</strong> Survey AB^II. ' he di«.<br />
103 First NaticmaH<br />
about It<br />
Bu||illnw> 0e»»n Chy<br />
Up t|i the I'enpln.<br />
it it also' pomt*4 am -that<br />
utloll<br />
for<br />
9, n<br />
Hectlqn g •ffill OfjlH.inqn<br />
M tn* MMpiMrs df tin<br />
Ultk d JJl<br />
Bailirr Ib T-T t' VAC cxpmfo ul<br />
lj J- fl*4n •i«>t*kll
*-:.-1 i- M<br />
Pf^;.:,<br />
I PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO<br />
Crowd Here surf and' uti tlie sand,<br />
! Captain Jack O. Jarnvo, n( tho<br />
•TT» > « *' HeMk Patrol, was proud to, an-<br />
XUatAr KM#I ngunc « Sunday night, however,<br />
TTCCnL bOU that despite the added reaflonsl-<br />
j bility thrown upon<br />
I there was not one the guards,<br />
altho<br />
: RettetirantS and Din- a bad undertow prevailed ail day.<br />
King Rooms Rushed<br />
d. <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> tho season's<br />
c. .__ peaks waa reached Sun-<br />
; nlliht as a two-day liolldm<br />
began leaving for home<br />
Ul reports, the week em<br />
ne <strong>of</strong> the largest <strong>of</strong> the<br />
uranta and hotel<br />
experienced a pre-deprei.<br />
Tush late Sunday after-<br />
p.-and Sunday night and nthei<br />
<strong>of</strong> week end husine i<br />
trains and automobile<br />
-reported peak haffie,<br />
beaches Sunday aftei -<br />
, resembled "the good old<br />
before the bears <strong>of</strong> Wall<br />
tho bulls into Ihe Hud<br />
back in 1929.<br />
e, ,0f the largest throngs ot<br />
'' this season bnsked in the<br />
Mighty Akron Dips<br />
In Salute Here at<br />
V. A. Clarke Home<br />
Summer Couple<br />
Wed at Flanders<br />
Miw Olsen Becomes Bride<br />
<strong>of</strong> Robert Tail.<br />
Playing<br />
WORLD<br />
FAMOUS<br />
ATTRACTIONS<br />
<strong>On</strong>e Admission!<br />
3JFEATURE ""<br />
lotoplays<br />
7oitt <strong>of</strong> Terror<br />
In mher iiuys, ivnen Licuton<br />
ant-Commander Vincent A<br />
CInrko, Jr., wus rnnimaiulef »l<br />
the U. S. navnl ilhi^iblo Ln<br />
AnJtelcn, it invariably passed<br />
»vcr the home <strong>of</strong> 'his fatliei<br />
\ intent i ( luki, Si , u ;,,!<br />
st. «nd Day aw, u'iien it i-jtmi<br />
tliin way<br />
'Ihe Lir \pj,ol. is out nf<br />
uiiiiiiii Mil mm, ami tin* \ouii£<br />
cuiiiiiuiiidi'r is alenpine in n in<br />
val cvmen-ry in Callforniii<br />
Tin ri ,ne new li ii nl tin<br />
air anil new fouinuimlors. Hut<br />
they belit'Ve in I'jirryinjr ,>n tra-<br />
ditions. In (he navy. They i!t>n\<br />
l<br />
When tin ncu mjji ,tic ,n<br />
monarch, thi Akion, visited Oc<br />
i' n Cit\ 1 MII.IV it pi ii'il o\i'i<br />
ihe liunii' nl Coiiini m.lci<br />
Clarke'- f.ithi'i, Unit 1 \ mni with |\wth u limd »f<br />
his nii'iniirn<br />
\nd j* it pas eil, it ilipii,-1<br />
in saluti', iiist .m tin Los An<br />
pdi 1 -. u id to dn<br />
'Ihe maiiiak'e <strong>of</strong> Miss Mai^n'<br />
I'll.i M 01 en, (luuirhter ol Mi<br />
and (In 1 Y. Olsen, <strong>of</strong> AJ5<br />
Giraen a\ , tft -Any, aud G03 11th<br />
st, Oican ( itv jnd C Robert<br />
,!«_ H Tmt. oF M15 Overbrook<br />
I'liii, son "I 1) Him Mrs, chai<br />
.n , Philadelphia, took nlnce at ,1<br />
oihiik Sitinliv ,ifU'rnoi>ii in thi'<br />
soluiuin <strong>of</strong> the FLindeii hotel.<br />
I Ihe llnujid J Liinin lfnseiiible<br />
I i)l in d '•pioial seleiturns uhilt<br />
the fui'sts ueie .mi\iiij r nnd also<br />
lilJJi'd the wi^lilin^ march<br />
Flii' CI'UMIIOII\ was otrformeil bv<br />
R" f lii.int Hoppei, pnstur <strong>of</strong><br />
the I'aik ladu id (1 tills<br />
vear from Skidmoie cnll e-c I or<br />
several year 1 ! sht h is dime ex-<br />
hiliition dn ins at the I Ianileia<br />
Hnol, and this \eji she wa- one<br />
<strong>of</strong> the InMruetor-* then<br />
Mr 1mt is a ciailuate o r Peim<br />
SLile tollcce and ii » memlier <strong>of</strong><br />
hi pi ih I 11 ,1 i.i Fwi inn , Hi<br />
1 I >n necte I with Ihe '1 , O]<br />
fn Teilnii' M^-thine eti, PI11I11<br />
'lelplu,!<br />
Shows Off His Sharp<br />
Knife—Not So Good<br />
Stanley Lappei, five years old,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ploasantville, wanted to show<br />
<strong>of</strong>f Jiig nice, sharp knife Satur.<br />
Jay niffht.<br />
He met young Raymond Terry,<br />
<strong>of</strong> m S. Keystone av,, Upper Dar-<br />
by, who is also five years old,<br />
and took an imag-iniry swipe at<br />
him with the knife. The imaBin-<br />
ury swipe went a little too far,<br />
however, and tin blade struck<br />
younft Raymond: on the left 'aim.<br />
Three stitches, by Dr. .loliti B.<br />
Tnwaond were required to close<br />
the wound. Rujmoud's parents,<br />
Htaving at 1124 Asljurv av,, will<br />
not prosecute—all they want is<br />
the doctor's bill paid.<br />
Ad»,<br />
U* YOU ARE GOING TO THE<br />
STEEL PIER<br />
Boardwalk at Virginia Avenue, Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
to dunce or see Uie 28 star attractiooi playing there,<br />
you can drive your CM die round trip over tW<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> - Longport<br />
Bridge FREE<br />
if you ind your passenger* buy your Steel Her ticket*<br />
at ihi Bridge ToU Heiue m <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
This Short Cut Route From <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Wifl<br />
Save Miles & Minutes<br />
' Gieta Oiirbo, John ri.irrymoic, .loan Crawford, Wallace Beery,<br />
and Lionel Barrymoir, leading characters in "Grand Hotel," fcu-<br />
tlure attraction jit the Strand Thenlrn, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, for four days,<br />
starting Saturday.<br />
Praises <strong>City</strong> in<br />
Tragedy at Lake<br />
South Ender Grateful For<br />
Work <strong>of</strong> Guards<br />
The followlnj letter lias hoen<br />
sent to Mayor Harry Headley in<br />
reference to the drowning <strong>of</strong> five-<br />
year-old Phyllis Bladen, who was<br />
aiieniiing BOme'Unie with her moth-<br />
er at 6508 Central av. <strong>On</strong> Sat.<br />
iirday <strong>Aug</strong>ust 13, the little girl,<br />
id by a group ot South<br />
l jd t<br />
Says Outlook For<br />
Republicans Good<br />
H<strong>of</strong>fman Talks at joint<br />
G. O, P, Meeting Here<br />
The general jiolitruul situation<br />
in New JerBey nnd the outlook<br />
for Hie Republican party in tn§<br />
genarai electlnn were dlscuaaed<br />
by Harold Q, H<strong>of</strong>fman, attttecom.<br />
iniiaianer ot motor vehlolca, in a<br />
talk to_ the joint mettlng-oC the<br />
First Republican club and the<br />
First Republican club and the<br />
Women's Reguar Republican club<br />
at the Biacnyne Hotel, Friday<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> people, journeyed to<br />
Lake Lenape ftnd it wns theijB at the<br />
nhe mot .her death: night,<br />
Mr. H<strong>of</strong>fman said he found<br />
—•— matters encouraging for Ihe Re<br />
"Perhapg the only time tlie in- publie,ins1 Ho congratulated' thi<br />
habitants or viiltors <strong>of</strong> a city Women Hejulars fnr their aeti-<br />
take the time to writs to tlieir "vity and for BustaininB interea<br />
. Staeel rter Tjcketo: Weekdaya, 55c<br />
Saturday,! Sunday* and HoBdayi, ?Sc, Including<br />
olficlals Ii In a aplrlt <strong>of</strong> criti<br />
elini when thinis are nut "done<br />
to their way <strong>of</strong> thlnklni. and no<br />
doubt your <strong>of</strong>ficial life would be<br />
1 more pleasant one If, when<br />
iomothlnjt huppena which deserves<br />
eommendation, they would he Jurt<br />
as eareful to writs and express<br />
their appreciation.<br />
I'oiiinieiids I'rompt Beiponte,<br />
"<strong>On</strong>e Bueh event happened on<br />
Saturday last when through your<br />
(good <strong>of</strong>fleea, Captain Jack Jer.<br />
nee nnd'Ouara Clayton were per-<br />
mltted to make their run lo Maya<br />
Landing in a vain effort lo asive<br />
the life <strong>of</strong> a young member <strong>of</strong><br />
the South End Colony who un-<br />
fortunately was drowned at IJe-<br />
nape Lake, t<br />
"I, as. one who waa with the<br />
kiddie from the time alia' waa<br />
from th* water, tirtainly<br />
want to expreu my appreciation<br />
<strong>of</strong> tills great service and to earn-<br />
here threugh the busy suntmer<br />
months.<br />
He also explained some <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Inner workings <strong>of</strong> hit department<br />
,and voiced a plea for motorists<br />
to observe the golden rule.<br />
tie interspersed his remarks<br />
with anecdotes.<br />
Other sneakers were: Miss Ma-<br />
bel Clay, state eommitteewomaiu<br />
ienator Charles Q, Read, <strong>City</strong><br />
Commissioner John B, Trout,<br />
Surrogate Irving Pitch, .John<br />
DalglelBb, president <strong>of</strong> the First<br />
'Republican elub; Albert Boland,<br />
Vice president, and Freeholder<br />
Henry Y, Clouting*<br />
Mrs, J, Reeves Hildreth, presi-<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> the Women Regulars, pre><br />
ilded.<br />
with which they responded to the<br />
call for help, and for the Bplen.<br />
JJme<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Man<br />
Balled After Crash<br />
Ball for William Aspen, 49, <strong>of</strong><br />
113 Qrftmmercy pi., Atlttntls <strong>City</strong>,<br />
was ordered continued for a week<br />
* a uiey Qia auar arriving * m*L&vn BHJ UCUI^B AJ, KICIJ-<br />
— — Scene, Nothing wai leff w' 8 Tutiday to await the out-<br />
undone to iave tbe young ilfo con1 « Of" injurlts to Jamaa Du-<br />
•ven after two ooetori ana' bM > tender <strong>of</strong> *ho nth st, auto<br />
—--— ••-- bridge, wTiom he atruek and in-<br />
lurad Monday night,<br />
Qubell wai reported at the At-<br />
lantlo Shore) Hospital to tava<br />
two broken ribs as the reiult <strong>of</strong><br />
the nccldent.<br />
Mother a Vyroiion, Too! |(<br />
W even afttr two doctors and<br />
the coroner had pronounced tie<br />
chili deafl they neveithtlets"con.<br />
tipyea their work ^<br />
ti their fiKort<br />
"iftflldentJy, thiB<br />
rtt ti<br />
the<br />
iftflldentJy, thiB i» not the<br />
Hrtt time that CBpUIn Jernee<br />
Baa been <strong>of</strong> invaluable service to<br />
me;, and I certainly want to «-<br />
f' el « to the elty <strong>of</strong>'<strong>Ocean</strong>' Ctty,<br />
thronih you, the heartfelt thanta<br />
•lght <strong>of</strong> the city fathtn in. re-<br />
tainHii tali man mod W§ «orpi <strong>of</strong><br />
aiHlstance from year, to y«ar,.<br />
"•Also, while lam writing to<br />
y I thin* a gpeoi«i word <strong>of</strong><br />
ptrwlatJoa inould biald 6<br />
ot<br />
a gpeoi«i word<br />
inould bi.aald<br />
proptrO' awH<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> that end. <strong>of</strong> the liland has<br />
so muob been done In the way<br />
ot repairs and necessary Improve-<br />
mtntj, Tour spirit Of ooopirrtiqn<br />
Is splendid nnd merits pur whole-<br />
hearted gratitude and support.<br />
"Alluring you again, Mr, May-<br />
or, <strong>of</strong> my appreciation <strong>of</strong> your<br />
kindness In permlttlnK Meisrs,<br />
Jirnts and Clayton to havo bArk-<br />
onod to the call <strong>of</strong> dritrest far<br />
removed from tftclr YenUr duty<br />
M0OBLYN<br />
Now Playing<br />
"Blondiv <strong>of</strong> the Foilies," tclli<br />
tli« story <strong>of</strong> the adventures <strong>of</strong> a<br />
pair <strong>of</strong> working girls who grud<br />
urfle to popularity and luxury in<br />
the Boardwav show world. It H<br />
the story <strong>of</strong> their departure from<br />
Hit poverty <strong>of</strong> their tonflincnt en-<br />
vironment, their .sojourn in lux-<br />
urv, and their return home But<br />
n the telling <strong>of</strong> that story Fran-<br />
ces Marion, who composed it and<br />
Anita LOOB, who wrote the din<br />
oj>ue, have imparted strunfir dra-<br />
ma and moments <strong>of</strong> hiffh humor<br />
I Thi? picture abounds in fine en<br />
tei'tainment.<br />
Mon, Tuea, Wed.<br />
• "Horse Feathers," latest <strong>of</strong> the<br />
[mad. merry comedies <strong>of</strong> the Four<br />
,Mnrx Brothers, opens Monday<br />
An amunlng plot holds the pic-<br />
ture tojretlier. Gruticho is a rol<br />
le«e presldnnt becuusij tlwt's tin<br />
only way, it Deems, he tan ni»l<br />
IIIH son, Zcppo, out «f cnlleBi'<br />
Zeppo lniK been there uyi'he years<br />
With the cooperution <strong>of</strong> Chico,<br />
village bootleRKer, and Harpn,<br />
vllluifc iluirraicher, he ultiinnirh<br />
accomplishes his ohii'rt.<br />
STRAND<br />
Now Playing<br />
Maurice Chevalier's latest Htar-<br />
ling picture, "Love Me Tonight,"<br />
featuring Jeanette MaoDonald,<br />
Charlie Rumrlflii, Charles ButtiT-<br />
wnrth and Myrna Loy,<br />
Like previoua pictures storiiiHf<br />
Chevalier, "Love MP. Tonljtht" U<br />
itone in a huinnroui niiil u'liimfi-<br />
ual vein. -<br />
Chevalier ia cast us "the bent<br />
little tailor in all France"—a bus-<br />
iness man with bijr and few funds.<br />
Sat., Mon., 'lueg,. Wed.<br />
"Grand Hotel" * umnieiitiuhnbly<br />
the outstanding film nroduetion <strong>of</strong><br />
the vear will open 'a four iluv<br />
run Saturdny for the first timo<br />
nt popular prices. The eliarac.<br />
terB portrayed by the greatest<br />
iUl-star east aH.Nembleil in any<br />
film production to date.<br />
The male <strong>of</strong> prices will he SOc<br />
from 1O:1B a, m., until i) p, m,,<br />
and 7Bc from 0 p. ni,, until elos.<br />
inR.<br />
SHOW: BOAT<br />
Now Flaying<br />
"Devil and the Deep," the Tal-<br />
ulah Bankliead-Gary Cooper film<br />
s the feature.<br />
The picture, which marks Coo-<br />
per's return to the sqreen <strong>of</strong>ter<br />
several months spent huntlnB In<br />
Africa, is set in a port on th«<br />
north coast <strong>of</strong> Africa. Miss 'Haftk.<br />
llead is cant »H the wife <strong>of</strong> n<br />
snlimiiritie eommanf|pr, who is ins.<br />
AiiiiL-ly jculnuii <strong>of</strong> her. She meets<br />
Cooper and fails in 'love with<br />
him, to dim-over later that he m<br />
a new member <strong>of</strong> her husband's<br />
cresv,<br />
MOB,, Tuei,, Wed,<br />
"Guilty as Hell," a ' murder<br />
story with a comedy twist to it,<br />
opens Monday at the Show Boat<br />
Theatre, with Edmund Lowe, Vic.<br />
tor . MeLaBlen and Richard Allen<br />
in the starring roles,<br />
It is an nilaptation <strong>of</strong> the sue.<br />
cessful stane play <strong>of</strong> the samn<br />
title which enjoyed a long run<br />
on Broadway last season,<br />
DOUGHTY<br />
Now Flaying.<br />
Noah Beery, Raymond Hatton,<br />
Maude Burne and Lyle Talbot<br />
LYN<br />
Thursday, Frliay and SatuTdiir<br />
Marlon Davit. , ftobt. Mont0om.ry<br />
Blondie <strong>of</strong> the'Folliei<br />
Monday, Tue.day and widi«idW~<br />
TTie Four Marx Bros<br />
"HORSE FEATHERS"<br />
Thur« , Friday, Sat., Sept.<br />
Will Rogers<br />
SOWN TO EARTH"<br />
W.titern Eieclrli: sound<br />
Continuum louo a. m. to Mldnlte<br />
Htli Over Thurt. and Friday<br />
Maurice Chevalier<br />
In "LOVE ME TONIGHT"<br />
with Jeanatt* 'MietJiinala<br />
Soturiay Monday, Tu.iday, Wed<br />
"ttrand Hotel"<br />
At Popular Prlcei<br />
Thuri,, Friday, Sal,, Seol 1 I 1<br />
ANNV HUBSTii<br />
"Back Streat"<br />
JOHN BOLES—IRENE DUNN<br />
SHOWBOAT<br />
Matlnmi 2:30 Ive,, 6;M jo<br />
Th^riday, Frld.iy and Saturday ,<br />
"Devil and the Deep"<br />
TaliHlah Bankhead<br />
€ary Cooper<br />
Monday, Tueiday and Wtdneiday<br />
"Guilty at Hell"<br />
Victor McUiigien . Edmund Lowe<br />
Thuri,, Friday, Sat,, J«pt, 1.2.3<br />
Harold Lloyd<br />
"M0VI1 CRAZY"<br />
Matinee lilO Eve§, 8iJ0 to 1i!!Q<br />
Thuriday, Friday ani SatufdayT<br />
"Stranger in Town"<br />
Ann Dvorak . David Manneri<br />
Monday, Tueiday and Wedntiday<br />
Kay Francit • Wm, Powell<br />
"Jewel Robbery"<br />
Thuri,, Friday, lat,, lent, 1.1.1<br />
JANET OAYNOB, CHAS, FARRELL<br />
"THE FIRST YEAR"<br />
have prominent roles in "Strang-<br />
er in Town," the new "Chie"<br />
Sale comedy olagaic <strong>of</strong> real fiilkH.<br />
"Stronger in Town," which in<br />
a eonieily <strong>of</strong> real folks, presents<br />
David Mnrmers as the manager <strong>of</strong><br />
a chain jrrocery gtore in a smuli<br />
Western town, with Ann Dvorak,<br />
who ploys the feminine lead, na<br />
his .aweetheart,<br />
Mon,, Toes,, Wed,<br />
A two.fold interest and impor-<br />
tance attaches to Warntir Bros,*<br />
'Jewel Eohbery," the brilliant Vi-<br />
ennese rornantic jiielodraiim which<br />
opens at the Doufihlv Thtntre<br />
next Mondiy,<br />
First and foremost, it marks the<br />
screen reunion <strong>of</strong> William Powell<br />
and Kay Francis alter u lapse ot<br />
many months.<br />
Secondly, because "Jewel Hob-<br />
beiy" ha» fascinated anil amused<br />
the theatre-BOirs <strong>of</strong> two conti-<br />
nents with its wit, its Huave, smb.<br />
tie sutirij, niiil its guy, I<br />
' rascality,<br />
Philadelphia!!<br />
As Reckless<br />
John SliBftlinti, jli <strong>of</strong> I<br />
Inney HL. Philadp,<br />
ed S1(H by Majisirats<br />
niehai'da Monday for<br />
driving.<br />
• Three pnlicemen<br />
against him and allcgd bl'1<br />
gone nor Hi im Asbnry if, •!<br />
lift aide <strong>of</strong> the gtrtet lf<br />
Uenly cut ncroBn to l<br />
aide to pnrk, caUilng IS<br />
lowing him 10 hit bli ! '<br />
the rear.<br />
Shcehnii denied lie WM i,<br />
on the left ttlile 0! Uji i<br />
He iileadcii not _gulltf.;<br />
READ THE CLAtfllTO<br />
GATEWAY CASINO<br />
SOMERS POINT, N, J,<br />
America's Finest Eating Place Capacity 3000<br />
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING<br />
Saturday Night, <strong>Aug</strong>ust 27th<br />
GEORGE OLSEN<br />
IN PERSON<br />
' ' • And Hit Music - . . With A *<br />
Revue <strong>of</strong> Broadway Stars<br />
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES'<br />
Famous<br />
Shore<br />
Dinners<br />
$ 1.25<br />
Every Night, Except Saturday<br />
ALEX.BARTHA<br />
AND HIS<br />
Victor Recording<br />
Orchestra<br />
Under DJuetion <strong>of</strong><br />
ML,<br />
NO COVER CHARGE<br />
CouverC,<br />
Call SomeB J<br />
Point 940 - J<br />
or 533 Tot .<br />
Reservation^'. •<br />
COMING »Xi Sept. 3rd.4fl|<br />
RUM<br />
IN PERSON. «j<br />
•ndhi.<br />
AUGUST 26. <strong>1932</strong>. <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> S«mttaeI>Ledfer Do Ym R ^ ^ ^<br />
i Clly New". Bstabllohoil IMIi •enUail-LMstr-Nawa, ConwHiUtM till.<br />
"For • Greater <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>"<br />
etery Friaw nora »• Bentlnel-Ijsager BuUdlDB, Eiglith BIMBt ml<br />
-JTATiBUS (ne«t IS M Mto'i Hall), Oosan OltF. Now Jefity, by tt«<br />
[OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY<br />
ORIN pANOB?lNB aailqp ana O«nefa| Mun.fer<br />
AdTertialnK Munaser<br />
Price: 11,10 per Year<br />
L.ORIN p^ANOB<br />
JOHN 0, S<br />
OCEAN CITY'S OPPORTUNITY IN THE AIR<br />
E hdve the world <strong>of</strong> aeronautical atudentg that <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> has natural facilities for the developmtnt oi<br />
<strong>of</strong> the flneit airports on the Atlantic CoaBt, IV has<br />
advantage <strong>of</strong> being adaptlble both as a land and sou<br />
|e for planes.<br />
When the airport site was acquired by the city, a<br />
ge percentage <strong>of</strong> the taxpayers resented the saddling<br />
their shoulders <strong>of</strong> a heavy RtWitlona] tax burden. But<br />
(is may prove that the city moved more wisely than<br />
at <strong>of</strong> us knew, •<br />
The announcement last week that the state may de-<br />
lop a section <strong>of</strong> the airport, under state unemployment<br />
fiat funds, as an emergency landing field, means that<br />
eun <strong>City</strong> may soon appear as an important spot, on<br />
airways map. The field which the state proposes to<br />
jin would be, for the free use <strong>of</strong> all planes, commercial<br />
privately owned, for at least ten vears.<br />
lean <strong>City</strong> may 'soon appear as an important spot on<br />
|, more direct transportation to the sources <strong>of</strong> its sum-<br />
¥r trade. Quite naturally it has, until now, directed its<br />
lention to the railroads . But now a new form <strong>of</strong> trans-<br />
rtatioii—aerial—knocks at our door, asking only a small<br />
fount <strong>of</strong> encouragement to begin with.<br />
Passenger-carrying commercial planes and lines are<br />
[implying rapidly. The same is true <strong>of</strong> privately-owned<br />
ies. With even the nucleus <strong>of</strong> an airport to <strong>of</strong>fev them,<br />
} will use it, more and more.<br />
How aerial trafflc is growing today is strikingly em-<br />
.sized in an article in the September "Rotarian," from<br />
tieh the following paragraph is culled:<br />
"Today finds air transport <strong>of</strong> persons, ^ail, and express<br />
• records which would have been Rasped at in Ihe 'peak'<br />
There's no depression on the aerial trafflc lanes crlss-<br />
•erus.-injr AmerUjaj Kvery month that neeis the economle crisis<br />
Icoiiiiiiuo, HISO mis Inertasing business al<strong>of</strong>t. It looks as If<br />
|\vi. mnst look/up 10 catch better times returning on wines."<br />
Eight "private jobs" visited the undeveloped field at<br />
jtli st, last week end. This is typical <strong>of</strong> the almost un-<br />
|ticed sky visjtors the resort already enjoys,<br />
Fred M. King,_ banking and mining magnate <strong>of</strong><br />
hiulinjf, W. Va,, flew to Atlantic <strong>City</strong> for a week-end<br />
bit. The Atlmtie <strong>City</strong> Press comments as follows on<br />
trip, which he has duplicated several times during<br />
|e summer:<br />
Tlie "Air," he said, brings Ihe ocean front within three<br />
Ilinurs <strong>of</strong> the mountains <strong>of</strong> West Virginia, The panorama<br />
lunfulilijil by » fliffht from the uplnnils ncross llars'Iand, Penn-<br />
Jsylvaniii ami New Jersey would ho sufflclent In itself, lie<br />
InKwHiHl, (ivBii ihoujth tin: 1 surf ami cool sea air were not<br />
Ithe ri'wuril for the trip. »<br />
, * • *<br />
Otean <strong>City</strong> admittedly "has everything" to <strong>of</strong>fer the<br />
laker for health, happiness and recreation. The only<br />
ph is speedy transportation for commuters and a safe<br />
Ming field for private fliers. With air tran£jnr4; com-<br />
|nies inducing fares in many cases to a point alm<strong>of</strong>' m<br />
as the railroads', time-saving considered, the resort<br />
I <strong>of</strong>fered a short cut to the fulfillment <strong>of</strong> its desires.<br />
<strong>Newspaper</strong> editors who nfe supporting Hooaevelt are<br />
irrj'injf Iieciliise if anytliinK hapilftm to him, we'll ha?e WII-<br />
Mum Randolph Garner for president.<br />
HOW ABOUT SOME MQHB TREES?<br />
f*HE residence streets that are lined with shade tree."<br />
me the most attractive in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.'ahd probably<br />
|c property 011^ those streets is most valuable,<br />
Jnmea B. Bevill, president <strong>of</strong> the chamber <strong>of</strong> com-<br />
lorce, fostered the planting <strong>of</strong> several hundred trees, a<br />
fcar or so ago. Practical!*' all <strong>of</strong> them today are thriv-<br />
|g and are adding to the attvactiveness <strong>of</strong> their environ-<br />
lint.<br />
Mr. Bevill was able to secure these trees at low cost.<br />
tlivmed and planted. Now that such a fine start has<br />
pin made, the tree planting campaign should be eon-<br />
mied. Trees are a good investment, They pay dividends<br />
lincrfiased, property values,<br />
•Because Mr, Bevill did so well with the campaign,<br />
he Sentinel-Ledger nominates him to renew it this fall.<br />
The horse Is coming hack! So many people have their<br />
; earn lacked, and are using Shank's more now.<br />
The kid* wiih to rail ihe taxB*y«ri' attention to the fact<br />
that coniiatrable money can be ift¥ed by cutting out courms<br />
In geometry, grammar and Other hard BUbjccts.<br />
10 YEAHS AGO ,<br />
J, M. Cheiiter sold 400 feet <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> [root property in one<br />
•lay, said' to be tne largest real<br />
(•Htntc trftnsactlcmB In history.<br />
Mayor Hurry Headley Buroliased<br />
ICO feet <strong>of</strong> tlie property' from<br />
,!,,H. ''nmMlriKliniii'H holdingi,<br />
J, Thompson Baker annouced<br />
he wmild run lot the Democrat-<br />
ic iimiiiiiallun fur eongresamau.<br />
J, Ralph Wilson waa elected<br />
commodore <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> illy<br />
Yacht Club, Daniel H, Paris<br />
and frank D. Newberry were<br />
elected meinhiiH <strong>of</strong> the board<br />
<strong>of</strong> KOVernori,<br />
Stephen T. Vouni, <strong>of</strong> Peteis-<br />
burg, ii roiil eitate operator<br />
here, died nuddenly <strong>of</strong> u heart<br />
ai lack. Ho was 70,<br />
Two MUlvlire men were fined<br />
|22 fiaeh for fishing on Sundny<br />
by .Maynr Harry Headley.<br />
If. YKAKS A«0<br />
Daniel Gallaiher, owner ot<br />
the Lafayettii Hotel, died. He<br />
wild a wall known Philadelpnlan.<br />
The i-fty instituted steps to<br />
end the controversy over the<br />
camp grounds by eondemninis it<br />
for pnlillc park imrpiises.<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Pishing Club<br />
raised $1000 toward enlarging<br />
ltd IlshinB pier at 14th si,<br />
.Mrs. Florida Jones was re-<br />
ooveriiiK from an operation for<br />
alisfir«8es on the brain.<br />
Wllliiim B. Darts, a summer<br />
resilient, presoiited » numher <strong>of</strong><br />
old greenbacks, known as "shin-<br />
pl«intCTH."-_lo~~lhe "public library.<br />
Miss Maud M. Moulds was 1U<br />
hrririiiii.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Gay 90's<br />
Now for the Political Olympics By Albert T. Reid What's<br />
By PRANK PABKHK-I<br />
Other Editors' Views<br />
WOJIi:* AT THK HOTELS<br />
What would we do without<br />
the goud-nalureii' women oi the<br />
hotel!) during a summer «oas(iii<br />
81 Ihe shore7 They Hre an lin-<br />
UisgiilBed hlosaing nncl tlieir<br />
works <strong>of</strong> charily are as numer-<br />
ous nn Hi*! sands <strong>of</strong> the Hea,<br />
It i» rhiefly owing t» their ef-<br />
forts that we have progressive<br />
eiichi'OB, hat iiimming partleB,<br />
rftke walks, hag clippin^g and<br />
the hundred and on* pleasur.<br />
nhln Illtle pngtimes tlmi so to<br />
miikf the Iroth <strong>of</strong> seashore so-<br />
cial life. .Man, In bin aeifliihiieiis,<br />
iliinks only <strong>of</strong> llfthlns, boniiii«,<br />
ihe boardwalk and nn occasion-<br />
al dance,<br />
Thia constitutes hiN perional<br />
ylgnr, hut if Homebody Olan<br />
nrlKliiiitos n iimctlnn, no "innftnr<br />
wliai it Is, lie is willing enough<br />
to attend nnd particiiirite in Hie<br />
Kond lime 1 which Invariably fiil-<br />
lows.<br />
If anybody is sick, theBe mi-'<br />
HiilH <strong>of</strong> mercy nre ready at, all<br />
Uiiins to perform the duties <strong>of</strong><br />
nur»e, and In every way do '<br />
Iliey conBiantly seek unine me.<br />
tliad for taking one SBICR out<br />
<strong>of</strong> one's self. They are always<br />
cheerful rind instead <strong>of</strong> Infliet-<br />
Ing their Irntibles upon othei'B.<br />
Ujways have a willing ear for<br />
the dlfflciUHes <strong>of</strong> whnaver may<br />
choose to rBiale thoni,<br />
(Tlio above urtlrle nnpeiiri'd<br />
in the flcMii lily Tlaily Hp.<br />
porter 1m Sutiirdny, July SB,<br />
isnn.)<br />
— • -—<br />
JUST A'FEW<br />
LITTLE OPTEUISMS<br />
It may be only a colneidanot<br />
hut business began'to Improve<br />
as soon as Congress adjourned<br />
and has been improving rver<br />
since, . . If we could eleminatB<br />
Hessions in Prealdentiui ycaiM<br />
I here would be fewer bud \>aiU<br />
ness periods. , . Whure iii the<br />
political ghoulder on which pin-<br />
liibli'ionlsta enn nry? . . Tile f;r-<br />
est season <strong>of</strong> the year io piuny<br />
Is fast iipiiroBehimj. , . More and<br />
more are saving their vaciit.LiriH<br />
until September or Oc'toher. , .<br />
Now that we're begliinlnK to<br />
reallKe that MS isn't the eiiil<br />
<strong>of</strong> the world, perhaps sve':l have<br />
spunk enough to do »omo oilier<br />
jobs that need doing and pro.<br />
vide more work. . , With mar.<br />
ket conditions Irnproviuif . th«<br />
mill her* plans to resume full<br />
time operations again, , , i'liinBs<br />
are looking nn—Atiaiitlr futility<br />
Record. ;<br />
Sqpplyinj i wKk-td-WHli inipiniion fsr UK ha.T-ln,rttnt(l MB wiU tad<br />
tury hrnma Intl paralliltil iinht txptrKins o< "Tlie MM Noted^K#<br />
I'OTATOE<br />
.NOT KNU'OURAGUti<br />
• Ifarmers are greatly iligjuoiii'.<br />
BHed over, the white iimnlo<br />
crop, • .<strong>On</strong>ly a ajHall aiiioiiiit <strong>of</strong><br />
white potatoes lias been ilua ;mtl'<br />
THE ETERNAL MIRACLE ,<br />
W E are quite unmindful <strong>of</strong> chronolBtF in wnting this story, We<br />
are not bound Iiy the familiar outline which btfrfni with the<br />
song <strong>of</strong> the angels at Bethlehem and ends with .the weeping <strong>of</strong> the<br />
woman at the cros».<br />
We shall thread our -mm back and forth through £h» tieh va-<br />
rlety <strong>of</strong> Jesus' life, picking up this Incident and tliat Wt <strong>of</strong> son-<br />
vorsation, this dramatic contact and that audacious decision, and<br />
brlrisflnK them toK»ther as best to illustrate our purpose. For that<br />
liiirpoHe is not to write a biography but to paint a portrait. We<br />
pass quickly over 30 years <strong>of</strong> Jesus' life, noting only that some,<br />
litiw, somewhere there occurred in those years the eternal miracle<br />
—the awakening <strong>of</strong> the inner consciousness <strong>of</strong> power. The eternal<br />
miracle,<br />
f<br />
, ,<br />
" In New'-Tfork une ituy'V luncheon was tendered byi*S?f»therIng<br />
<strong>of</strong> (llstinguished gentlemen to David Lloyd George, There were<br />
peihapa two hundred at the tables. The food was good and the<br />
speeches' were Impressive, But what stirred one's imagination was<br />
II study <strong>of</strong> the men at the speakers 1 table. There they were—some<br />
<strong>of</strong>. the most Influential citizens <strong>of</strong> the. present-day worldi and who<br />
were tbey?<br />
At one end o( the table an international financier—the son <strong>of</strong><br />
ii poor country parson. Beside him a great newspaper propnetor—<br />
he£cami from a tiny town in Maine and landed in New York with<br />
iiii thrtn $100, A little father along the president <strong>of</strong> a world»wide<br />
press association—B copy boy in a country newspaper <strong>of</strong>fice. And,<br />
JKPFJ2RHON - abrUe Itt<br />
The beautiful old home, or<br />
Thomas Jefferson at Montlcello,<br />
, designed by the third President<br />
himself, |g one <strong>of</strong> tlie cittorlc<br />
buildings or Am«rica,that ought<br />
to lie kept an-a national shrine<br />
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial<br />
Association, which purcUfued<br />
the property several years ago,<br />
tcittorcd ii and maintalnft It for<br />
\1fttorfl in Her nnd admire, has<br />
been hit 1>> ihe depression, like<br />
cverybod) i-lse Theie is dun-<br />
ECr, unlfBB BOinctbluK more Vlum<br />
. $100,000 oim tifl rained quickly,<br />
Hint ch( Ruiall lemtiining mort-<br />
gage on the iiropcrty wllj be<br />
foreclosed and it will puns Into<br />
private hands<br />
/ have n pcculiai inton-al in<br />
Jefferson I think his Ideals<br />
and principles ought to be kept<br />
alive, and I do not know how<br />
thut (.nn bo done better than to<br />
liei'p Monliccllo as a monument<br />
to him and them I sent the<br />
Tlftma-i Jeffrriion Memorial AB-<br />
fOclntJon, New York, a dollar<br />
tnwiiid the mortgage. If c\ery-<br />
(irie else feels an 1 do about<br />
Icffpraon will do the name, there<br />
i\lll lie no foi ccloBiire.<br />
0 + I?<br />
FROST - liBrneftned b; luduitry<br />
[ went lo a luncheon in New<br />
York the tfiber day at which<br />
everything that was Berved, ex-<br />
»HII-I to feed .mil take<br />
care <strong>of</strong>, for one thing. A well<br />
broken yoke <strong>of</strong> two-year-old<br />
The most<br />
had last week wat<br />
oro Dinner ,Clnb,<br />
times there »re ,U<br />
out <strong>of</strong> work,'and In<br />
the majority <strong>of</strong> them?J<br />
jobs do somebody—11<br />
who—had' the bright JI<br />
starting a restaurant': "<br />
tors who have the<br />
have- a good dinner<br />
cents, and the ft<br />
can dine for a doll**,.;,'!<br />
tra half dollar going til<br />
the dinner or «o^ne<br />
can't afford It.<br />
The •• waltresneii are all"<br />
re»Bes out ol Ttork, who<br />
at the tables tor their<br />
and the bug-boys and'<br />
tendants are aetorg In VVl^m<br />
situation. I feas greeted ut-\<br />
door by a former screen '<<br />
•ft ho was one <strong>of</strong> the jOMMl •<br />
lar reraonageB In the hi,<br />
few year* ago, «n* : UM tj<br />
waman wjio , a>n4usl«- ^<br />
soup had her na£e' iji<br />
lights on BrondViy<br />
•^easonfi aso. The<br />
nbly ZOO acton ,<br />
dining there; but J<br />
,a sfqgls ^doyiful tape.' Ev.<br />
was cHWrfulMn spite" I!<br />
mil. ol" nlhfir rolk'p hitfliiii ^<br />
"tur, I came IO aid, if j»u<br />
tould THIHO my milm> ''<br />
Boss: "This ain't piiy mi "<br />
"I know that, but 1 Hi |i'-l't<br />
I'd speuk lo \ou .ibnut it in-<br />
day "<br />
BOHH. "OD bmk In »ork ,i'id<br />
don't ^oiry J'\c inaiiii^ed to<br />
raise it evt>r> wfelt 'fn fdi,<br />
linvun't I?" • A<br />
BoWm-Merrlll Co,<br />
Wolves <strong>of</strong> Sea Here Again<br />
i * $ w 5 3- '<br />
Bluefish Again Being Caught; Like Barracuda in Attack<br />
days<br />
gage is foreflosable, unleaB the<br />
mortgage holder can rent or Bell<br />
•the house at onoe and gain<br />
something thereby, This pro-<br />
tects the home.'"- and the<br />
mortgage hdldi,.<br />
Of course this decision holds<br />
good in Ohio today possibly only<br />
in Akron, but It shows •'thiit<br />
snine <strong>of</strong> the old laws need le-<br />
Interbrelation In inesi! 't-nuble-<br />
some times,—Vlneland 1'o.Mf.<br />
thnt<br />
lK!fN8lLTlIlO<br />
TRY OlIT 8AI,I» TAX ""<br />
Pciinsylvunln Is going to make<br />
a sin montht' trial <strong>of</strong> the sales<br />
tax ns. n, meanp <strong>of</strong> raising reve-<br />
nue with which to take care <strong>of</strong><br />
tlie jobless. This experiment<br />
should supply some information<br />
as t6 how the. gales tax works<br />
and' prove a au'danee to Con-<br />
gress •when that body takes up<br />
consideration <strong>of</strong> « the subject<br />
either the coming winter or ttext<br />
spring, whicb It Is likely to do.<br />
In the Pesstylvanlt, scheme <strong>of</strong><br />
things the motorist is hit again.<br />
The Pennsylvania tax on. gas is<br />
three centH and the federal tax<br />
li one cent, vhlcli mikes four<br />
certs the motorist has to put up<br />
In that itatt and now under the<br />
. operation <strong>of</strong> the sales tax he<br />
will have to pay an additional<br />
penny on owy aollar's worth<br />
<strong>of</strong> gas hi nuys,, It is fast he-<br />
coming pretty expensive to the<br />
five rage Min to own and run a<br />
SlfcM NMrg.<br />
vttmtUA thAt *6r« *"i<br />
million elMtrto Ucht<br />
<strong>of</strong> flints aut<br />
inhabit waters adjacent l«<br />
(ity—Kilitor.)<br />
II) EDWARD 0. FKNSKK<br />
h'otjnd 'from Auatraliu to the<br />
,Medlt«iTanean Sea, Ilie biueftsli,<br />
(ponmtomus saltatrix la in u<br />
elaaa iiy itself by reason <strong>of</strong> Us<br />
being a family with nut a dingle<br />
species,<br />
HluenBli HH a rule travel in<br />
schools, and In their daslruct-<br />
fiilneiiB can he likened to a pack<br />
<strong>of</strong> wolves. Their path is stained<br />
with blood and littered with<br />
maimed flsU, <strong>On</strong>e authorily<br />
clasaes them as animated ehop-<br />
plni machines. Striking at any-<br />
thing that move« thru the water<br />
with a ferocity that rlvalB tlie<br />
barracuda, Jt wn he classed as<br />
one <strong>of</strong> our ljtat game fish,<br />
Cut nsli bait, meial, wood or<br />
feathered squldg are Jo the<br />
Ilkim <strong>of</strong> the "killer," Trolling<br />
near the surface, <strong>of</strong> the water<br />
from slow-movlnB •power boats<br />
Is one <strong>of</strong> the best methods.<br />
Until last season, bluensh<br />
were not caught loeally in any<br />
large number!. Previous to inos<br />
they weri In abundance, bu?t un-<br />
til, recent year*, they gradually<br />
visited our shores in fewer num.<br />
DOTS until it wai clasnd an<br />
event to catch one. From all<br />
Indieations, this year will prove<br />
a record year for blueflsh, as<br />
party boats trolling <strong>of</strong>f the coast<br />
are bringing in record catches<br />
•very a»y, .-<br />
file reuen for the dlss.ppw.r-<br />
unce And reapp*arauc* <strong>of</strong> cer<br />
"Mai\," Milfl Mrb ,\Yw ich to<br />
the new mind, "\»u ,na.\ t-ikc<br />
llu- don nut .mil Km HPI -ODK'<br />
ilr"<br />
"\i'S,, niH'ani" .icquitMi-d Hit<br />
maid "Vnd plcnw, ma'am, uhi-re<br />
will I llnd tln> nenieqt) »en1cp<br />
A guide Bhowinis an old lady<br />
over the ino, took her to n CURB<br />
d, "wr.<br />
arnment. and many more who<br />
study the habits <strong>of</strong> fishes as a<br />
iiobliy nre still in ignorance <strong>of</strong><br />
the deatlnatlpn <strong>of</strong> many migra-<br />
tory Belies, This Is Indeed, one<br />
liraneh <strong>of</strong> natural science<br />
where the surface is'merely'<br />
scratched.<br />
The Public Mail Box<br />
A HI EXHIBITOft<br />
AI'l'ROTES BIPORT<br />
Editor Sentluel.LedBer;<br />
I wish to express my very<br />
slncert •aDpreolaton and thanks<br />
for your splendid and 'encour-<br />
aging article regarding «ny work<br />
.in exhlhnton In the Legion<br />
Rooms,' <strong>Ocean</strong> city.<br />
Through-th* encouraging ar-<br />
llclea and reports regarding my<br />
work, I should be stimulated to<br />
gr*ator effort in devoting odn-<br />
slderable Urn* during the com-<br />
ing winter to more serious<br />
work,<br />
Mr. Roberts la also interested<br />
111 the exhibitions and. articles<br />
and lias forwarded copies <strong>of</strong><br />
The Sentlnel.Ledfer to our<br />
nmny friends and patrons thru-<br />
but' the country, including sey.<br />
eral purchasers <strong>of</strong>, my water<br />
colors in Hollywood, California.<br />
1 trest th«t our if -"-<br />
be ot mutual advah<br />
Jig my I<br />
to Wur reporter «t^<br />
IDS ib* «*Blbltloa wh6 MW<br />
to wrlti l6 pl«MU«ly. I im.<br />
,"'.- : J*»••*—*•'•""'-<br />
The visitor stared at It In<br />
horror.<br />
"Good gracious," she said, "nn'<br />
to think my sister married une<br />
ii' them!"<br />
"I'm frightfully worried about<br />
my wife,"<br />
"Qnod heavens! what has thi<br />
ant?" ' '<br />
"The car!"<br />
"S(i your husband Is suffering<br />
with httllucfhations?"<br />
"Well, every time we go rid-<br />
ing uitb hntt btihlnd the<br />
lie Inuislnci he In<br />
mi 1 ' 1<br />
"So lAiss W^He^Is the<br />
wclRlit champion <strong>of</strong> his<br />
eh* Who did he over |<br />
hoit <strong>of</strong>?"<br />
"Eti'rjone who ever<br />
his grocciy stole!"<br />
\ group oE pasaengers<br />
sathercd on the Ueok <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Ins ocean liner for<br />
merit The manter <strong>of</strong> ce<br />
.uinounceil that he could i<br />
nrrupallon <strong>of</strong> any pasaengeir-i<br />
ciiunlly nbiervlng his face. ^<br />
"You arc a doetorT"<br />
"Vou an- n lawyer?"<br />
"Vou ni a minister'"<br />
"Yon are, a tanner,"<br />
The lust-named subject' I<br />
Hweii'd dejectedly, "YOU<br />
badl mistaken; I'm only •»<br />
ick 1 "<br />
"DM -on hear about x<br />
nii'ii v* ho v, ere hungf<br />
"Hinvfnn. no—lell me<br />
it"'<br />
"Thej couldn't come to<br />
"Are you n Rtftunch<br />
oral,"<br />
"Mcrcv yes' I even<br />
Kepuhllcan<br />
Wlldman: "Bht'e no<br />
Wiseman: "I'll, My<br />
She was having dates<br />
H<br />
Nowedd. "I wonder<br />
ne oan*t Mrf j<br />
.Mm Newedd: "It'g<br />
Imre, tloar; ibey are<br />
inc Homethlng we<br />
Employer
Kfeuiatfp^^<br />
ind JoBn • B!> 8Witt, Hind %<br />
mx4 Mi o«B« %m CpjSiJWMr*<br />
<strong>of</strong> lopniBiiW. ?':\ ,'\:<br />
Sea*ide Trucking Co., Inc.<br />
; Ttai YMUM <strong>of</strong> Prompt wnA Courteoiw Seniw<br />
Wife'/:-.<br />
Visi^fMeMWmm^<br />
Rwn*fovt&y With Fine School Record<br />
... KB***^^ Perfect in Attendance, 20<br />
-put' 1 ill < ** •••>-•,',•<br />
$157 io Charity<br />
Result <strong>of</strong> Dance<br />
Life Guards Turn Net Pro-<br />
' ceeds Over to <strong>City</strong> '<br />
Mr. and<br />
i^'Vl son,<br />
I Mrs. The.<br />
town, are<br />
the Ud<br />
' llitVplotu<br />
J much<br />
_ . Flitptttrlrki<br />
tibUrt HoiiBfl, tatir<br />
portraits tfoao ip oil,<br />
^tp nature paintings<br />
<strong>of</strong> pertmns from Tenorta<br />
i coi)Bty—Cupe aiay, V.'IW-<br />
May Court House rnd<br />
8tB I#Io Ctlly—eaOie l '• '" <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
t% last JiM to JrtiW 'Uif exnib-<br />
It, and hundreds h more are e«p3ct-<br />
" fBIW rt 4 li OTBfc ; • '•;.<br />
» • - . « » " * '<br />
JBrM- illUKi fMtlvtUes wars gmy<br />
Ipfi "tli 1 urtletij *irt lutrodiuMd to<br />
Invited gueate. Music by a<br />
1 Wte M Brsrttefl by El-<br />
Steelman, ch-lnnan <strong>of</strong> tie<br />
tlwinbbr <strong>of</strong> commerce committee,<br />
_.,_ Hefreihtnttlts wwe sirred, Esfl<br />
ijife-1 tie prerlew :*a» coadudnd with<br />
:<br />
f l<br />
' " ' - " f * « u m . : [ \ '••y 1 West Side News '••$& wtots, B«kio.f u» «o _iiJ TtenM.Teacher<br />
<strong>of</strong> Colored Folk<br />
BT MARTHA M. BBOWV *<br />
The carnival , Is over, but 'ihe<br />
memory lingers <strong>of</strong> the—three<br />
hljhu <strong>of</strong> splendid entertainment<br />
and finally tho Sunday «Jtoinoc<br />
services at Shlloh Church, wlieis<br />
presentations ami awards' were<br />
luade.<br />
Friday night's program<br />
'.'- ' . " • •;• .<br />
"ikmoBg tfct prominent viiltors<br />
. jj£ _» ^rtfbit that niiBt wertt<br />
.do, jfiMtjit^tir blithe 0,Of f den, coBoty y fi'MhoW-<br />
ilb|ts
IVoht Sflonrltr Co<br />
pecority Co.<br />
InT#«traen<br />
Inysatmsn<br />
Investment<br />
InTattmcnt<br />
InVMtnoent<br />
It<br />
lnye*t«ent<br />
InVMttoent<br />
B«*eh Svont InTMtment<br />
VMeh Prtmi Intmrtment<br />
Batott Fr<strong>On</strong>l Invwitment<br />
B&g£Ati_&^fr__>__~...' - " _. ' '.••'' .*>£__&*<br />
1S9C-H0A<br />
1MB<br />
141B<br />
IMA<br />
U3B-H4A<br />
1440<br />
letA<br />
lira<br />
M§<br />
167A-18SA<br />
1CTB-16SB<br />
191<br />
SIA<br />
itIA<br />
_n<br />
144B<br />
•290>i»A<br />
HOB<br />
mMSA<br />
MSi_S__<br />
O*orm W. Booy and Beulab WlUtln«<br />
Oftoree W. flooy ul Jhuiah, WlIMmi<br />
w<strong>of</strong>w w. flaey Mia mulwi wilklna<br />
SlP &tO* Smith ^<br />
Tbomu G, TUB<br />
JoMphlne Ooctf<br />
efcy^ftian^oaowr<br />
Wiluaro B. Leech<br />
jjfel*U«lU«n.ooneifsr<br />
Florence B, Johnson<br />
Florence B, Johnson<br />
Florence ft Johnson<br />
•, H. Johnson Johnson Co, ___<br />
9«rgs W, Booy and Beuiiti WiUdns<br />
wii'liajn pl iji] Mm B, Gardiner<br />
George W, Sooy and Beulah Wllklnj<br />
MerfihaaivJUe Oatta Annex Co, * _<br />
Oeoreo W W, Soo- Sooj- and BBeulah l h Wlttfl WlttflBi Beverly MM<br />
laud<br />
First National Bank. Guardian for Rachel<br />
IBM<br />
tiHt National Ban*, Guardian for Rachel<br />
Islard<br />
Pint National Bank, Guardian for Rachel<br />
Jftrty a and May Robblna<br />
B, Darby :'"<br />
FtaBela E^ismaii<br />
Jesse £>, Bomalne<br />
Je«e D, nomalne<br />
Jeua D. Romalne<br />
Jugs D, RDmaine<br />
Jsiso p, R<strong>of</strong>flains<br />
Jtna D. Remains<br />
Jesse p, Hosmlne<br />
Jean p, BoBalne<br />
Jesse D, Romnlno :<br />
Jesse D, Romalno<br />
Jeau D, Romalno<br />
Jesse D, gomaise<br />
Jeue D. Romalno<br />
JSMe D, Bamalna<br />
Jews D, Romalno __<br />
O, Wllllnmn<br />
T, —, 0. Williams<br />
John Bland - -<br />
U d<strong>of</strong>f and B, "it<br />
ft, L, O<strong>of</strong>f and B, H,<br />
John P. Horn!)<br />
B, A. O«(Jej-, IBB.<br />
Jar Oorp7\_<br />
John I, nine<br />
John B, fflina __<br />
Jeue D, Romalne<br />
John on •. Mine MIn* "_<br />
John a, Kline<br />
John B. KUne<br />
John §, Kline<br />
John a, Kline<br />
John ff, Foster<br />
Samuel Plitm<br />
Johnson Co. « —<br />
Broadfrar Merehants Truat Oo,, Truitee<br />
Broadway Merchants Tru«! Oo,, Truitee<br />
roadway Morchanto h Irurt<br />
Bfoadway Merchants Triut<br />
Broadwa" Mercliunts Trust t Oo,, Trustee —<br />
roadway Merchant's Trust Oo,, Trustee „_ S<br />
Broadw roadway Merchant! Trust Co,, TrusMe IB4<br />
Bankers<br />
Bankera Ptannee Co<br />
attand<br />
Trea<br />
Morc<br />
Merchantvlll<br />
B, B, Isia<br />
B, B. Isia<br />
B, R. Iszn<br />
B, R, Ina<br />
Bnkers Finance Oo<br />
nkers Finance Oo<br />
ankers Finance Co. (<br />
nkers Finance Co. U92<br />
erchnntvlllo Oaks Annex<br />
ei chantvllle Oaks Annex<br />
Beverly H, Isxard<br />
Beverly H, Isaird<br />
Beveriy R, I«/urd<br />
B y H, Isz.ird<br />
nker* finance<br />
nkeri Fin<br />
rchnntTllle Oa Annex<br />
erclmntvlllo Annex<br />
Mvrchantvllle Oak* Anne*"<br />
Merrhantvllle<br />
Bankers rinance<br />
Bnker* Finance<br />
anken Finance<br />
Mers Finance Oo, _ _ _<br />
erehantvlUe Oaks Annex Co.<br />
wehatitvllle tvlll Oaks Annex Co<br />
Merchantvllle Oaks k Annex Co<br />
Bankers Finance «•--«• Co "<br />
John If. Beaten Piano Co.<br />
John H. Heaton Piano Co.<br />
John H, Beaton Piano Co.<br />
John H. Beatoa P ana Co,<br />
John R, BmtoB Fiona Co.<br />
John H, Huton Piano Co,<br />
John H, Heatftn Pand Oo,<br />
John K, Beaton P ana Co,<br />
John WL, Beaton Fano Co,<br />
Jonn S. Beaton Piano Co,<br />
JODS K, Beaton Piano'Co,<br />
John H. Heaton Piano Co.<br />
John II. Beaton Piano Co.<br />
John H, Heaton Piano Oo.<br />
John H. Heaton Piano Co.<br />
William B, Phillips<br />
Carl r. Kress, Jr,<br />
A. T. Wation<br />
A. T, Watson<br />
Maurice A, Buck<br />
Thomas II, Roberta<br />
T<br />
«hore' Realty Co, and J. », PnHnI."~<br />
J :.<br />
U, iiu<br />
Dmile<br />
Panic<br />
game<br />
u<br />
aaler<br />
asier,<br />
aBler,<br />
raaer,<br />
l<br />
^_J ^ _ ^ ^ ^ _<br />
onovcr Oo, _______ __„<br />
lliam P. Breckley (1929-311) _<br />
rclay ' ' ' ;<br />
11,41<br />
19.41<br />
11.41<br />
11.41<br />
10.41<br />
11,41<br />
li.tt<br />
11.86<br />
J5<br />
26,48<br />
41.41<br />
U.U<br />
lt,41<br />
11,41<br />
11.41<br />
If, 41<br />
. U.I<br />
IL1<br />
U.4<br />
U.4<br />
11.4!<br />
U.4<br />
_ 1M.97<br />
MM<br />
aig.ss<br />
ISS.I<br />
148,01<br />
17IJ.11<br />
812.50<br />
a ay K<strong>of</strong>i<br />
, W. A. ana May Rloh<br />
,J. •, Mtti, We.<br />
I, B, Potts, Inc.<br />
. J. H, Petti,<br />
J, B, Fott*, Inc.<br />
J, B, Pottl,:lBe,<br />
A, T, and •qtrtrudf' Smith<br />
-A. F. and Ofrtrudt Smith<br />
A, IVMIS- Ofrtruji Bmlth<br />
A. ,F, ana StrtruOi<br />
A. F. and Oertrtidis<br />
Stella D, Pontt<br />
Alfred Tnlnmin (llli.go)<br />
Alfred Tfalnnian (1919-30)<br />
Joilah H, Sharp<br />
Charles A. Ma<br />
Charles A. Heun _ _<br />
Bwjns T, Corson (.til R, X,<br />
Bwlns T. C»son as, R, L.<br />
Swing T, Oflwon and B, E,<br />
Josephine, Wattnon<br />
Josephine Wattson<br />
JoiepMne Wattaon __<br />
Treaium Islana Realty co.<br />
Treasury lalana Realty<br />
Daniel •; Frailer Oo,<br />
Daniel B, Frailer,<br />
Paniel B, Uke<br />
Daniel 13. Ijake<br />
Caroline L, _ake<br />
Daniel 8, Frailer, me.<br />
Daniel B, FnuWr, me.<br />
Daniel B, Frailer, Inc.<br />
Daniel B, Frailer, Inc. _<br />
Jjmma and, Anna Severe!!<br />
Daniel B.^rtniler, ine.<br />
Daniel B, Frailer. Inc.<br />
Raymond W, dhadwick<br />
Alexander Mackle ^<br />
William D, Masiey<br />
William m, Masny<br />
William B, Uasuy _<br />
Ocj Ocjao Cit <strong>City</strong> Really Rll Co<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city Realty Co.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Reijty Co.<br />
Mia B, eummlnn I<br />
Arthur M, pnd Maybelki _, Barnes<br />
jeTBispvss H1 *"***<br />
rovident<br />
Provident<br />
Provident<br />
dent<br />
doht<br />
rovident<br />
Provident<br />
Provident<br />
Provident<br />
P. U «nd William<br />
JoiieBh M, Barclay Pntvldent<br />
Daniel<br />
anlei<br />
nniei<br />
Daniel D<br />
Daniel B<br />
Clinton<br />
B, M. FitBcharlea<br />
Btri<br />
Dan e<br />
Dan e<br />
Dan e<br />
Pan el<br />
anie]<br />
harles<br />
harles<br />
harles<br />
harles<br />
harles<br />
Charles<br />
Wa allace<br />
Wai ace<br />
Wallace<br />
Wace<br />
ace<br />
ace<br />
n, O, and Wllmlna ghaW ___<br />
William A. •Barefort Estate _-<br />
William A, BareforoV Estate _<br />
ThoiBBa P, Sijher. t i<br />
BaHe L. Sh<br />
Clinton _, recklej<br />
Oesan •trmad Realty oe. __<br />
Walter at «nd Ann* Rfclnra<br />
Trust!<br />
Trust 1<br />
Trust<br />
Trust<br />
Trust<br />
Trust<br />
Trust ea.<br />
Treat .Co<br />
Truit<br />
'rust<br />
rust<br />
rust<br />
rust<br />
Trust<br />
Trust<br />
rust<br />
Trust<br />
Proviaent Trust„<br />
Po^oll-Va<br />
Provident Ollder Lum<br />
ProvldenE t C l<br />
provident<br />
st<br />
Proviaent Trust<br />
Provident<br />
Truit<br />
Proviaent' Trust<br />
ellV T<br />
roviden<br />
rovident<br />
rovldenf<br />
rovident<br />
vident<br />
Frances<br />
<strong>On</strong>Hetoii<br />
Osrieton<br />
Minnie Sultan<br />
Aaron J, atelu<br />
Bourgooli<br />
£- Bouraooin<br />
A, "~<br />
A.<br />
etna<br />
tna<br />
tna<br />
,Btna<br />
Aetna<br />
Aetna ci,<br />
Aetna Co,<br />
Aetna Co, It<br />
Attna Co,<br />
A, Jjsuraa..,<br />
A, Bourteoh<br />
**«? i^nvesunent taj. ,<br />
10,59<br />
Jtntr Intatment Oo. _<br />
10,si<br />
ia.it i_B<br />
1011<br />
A. Boureeoii<br />
ita<br />
A BaurgMU<br />
a*_ Ke'at<br />
•'uaiiv whjatt'f MM* ^_i Bpra., )veruifn(*d. R<br />
"Weil, I lUeii •!! will '&hllnua<br />
until all - the people <strong>of</strong> the world<br />
k're aBBeinhiei in :• cjiUw." . P*» 0# crush .'&mlttim%y,Q<br />
iion wag' <strong>of</strong> % Wflrid eut tt>"m<br />
j<br />
toy i o n . : - j • - • . • • ; : •/•; •.:.;,..,-•<br />
' John Ilroen, listening, reaBlag<br />
and, appraWng, ieOMd the ,^-<br />
calling<br />
mensItF <strong>of</strong> tM. rt^.', f > , ;.<br />
nothing to distract from tho husl- ("gootl-byo" to John Breen and FUB,<br />
jotin Brocn h»4 Wfait ftp thtti.<br />
'nees <strong>of</strong> Bleeping, for which tho wblle the grin on the face <strong>of</strong><br />
roomB woro doslgned Churl lo and the frauctlo apron LtS« dlfhcttlt nriH M lit* ,wl»<br />
Pul also fitted the windows' waving from the kitchen doorway 1 ruih. His cbliahbod held «» ltt*<br />
with cleata which prevented them and the eipanslve flioe. .'Of..,'tne to rounuood, and his BUiMeh crneh<br />
Irom closing by a foot at the top driver, told <strong>of</strong> eitraortlnaw lar- from the ahell ef elroiiaiiUlBet<br />
and bottom, and <strong>of</strong> eourie there.gtii by the deparllni gut»M.,, rouml him, emerging Into d irorld<br />
Malone<br />
n|, dbllrlotii earneStttesi., jetp WW<br />
l,,e about<br />
: f;$<br />
mMhlne drtven toy Wll<br />
ref, H6 N.>CooIMg« B.T., _u<br />
who hit tho side <strong>of</strong> their car;<br />
he fcnnw out ot 4' did* Anwtt.<br />
He later BOrxendsrW to'ponee and<br />
d do bll t awptt<br />
"to> Tn"> "•<br />
Mrs. Fflller and her oaughter.<br />
Aulborltlea nt the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
. hoipllaU ,•#_!»'#•••VMtTBJiaffr,-^irtt<br />
gg; a danChtnr,<br />
[taken, :gald ••-•; ibjg•";,Vf|M(i^|a «f»gj<br />
l IMlu<br />
pUt*«» to rtost 1*. ':va6fltts'M*<br />
bead and was held under obSBr- obser<br />
vation theie to ^awalt development<br />
h d I oarly September, September a<br />
casual OD<br />
younger set Mr* —>,-•-=—!—7i,<br />
ed the Oeean OltyvHlflii,Ishfloi<br />
and:, competed "lac Mfiii'MwspBrtii<br />
belora motta* Wi QpW#; «*i,M»M<br />
wtfc Hi aow"^i«h'V*Hi_ttM<br />
city aajho<br />
siidilenly, as he had, and as If 1 his room the top floor <strong>of</strong> MhU. many<br />
then standing on the j Greonbough,_ was<br />
BOATS<br />
*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<br />
I river this winter ^hore rates him as far aa 14th it, John<br />
reir nnt plBtioiraoi platform^ <strong>of</strong> a irarn, truln, wmriiug; uwu, IIB» „».„,, . ._.<br />
him away. The quick rumble <strong>of</strong> turned lights out at nlnei-jolm's Breen, ; .<br />
I lo\y? Eheltttrad ana oovered stor- Braen headed back to the Bowery<br />
* ggt. Inquiries golleited. Beat Build*<br />
tho whepli <strong>of</strong> hli .ideas lullefl 8y«i blwed far into the nljht as "Gil."_He pauied for<br />
Unpc, Molpr Salei and Service, Qen- mor bewlldertd than ever, •<br />
I erol rejialrlnf, Thompson Boal ,lohn Breen hadloit his Interest<br />
In llBhtlng, In the greater<br />
thrill <strong>of</strong> the ight for that un-<br />
I and Mnsfl Landing, '<br />
OR RVMT — Hoiiae, furnlBhea,<br />
n Avenue,<br />
1 : ' f V_~?^.»> ,'i~<br />
" An at IVo^^Sri<br />
~ Sparks, 108<br />
on<br />
th<br />
known pri^a, the aatonlrtimBnts<br />
,«,n»,. Uine .,._o „»- iust ..bend,. Ho wns<br />
spuned an by curiosity, and not<br />
by ambition. Ho was the prhnltive<br />
climblnj to tho tcip < <strong>of</strong> n<br />
mountain, not for food or truasbut<br />
for a bettor view. Honor<br />
1 eniciiii , «.. . •»"• prlzea, and prosperity, »a<br />
I dottep. Hatch <strong>of</strong>f 6Vmy'" 1 iiiu'f#a"Mf,; Pug Malont k*jyt pointing out to<br />
hank Loew, _ Dear paid, M. Jf. I John, lay behind the dlroction he<br />
I Phane 608J.4, Mageton. %-u-tr \Mimmte&.<br />
*» bUiieS far into the night as "Oil,"_H» imuuca wr a mo-!_,M „, • ...-t*.* *««,<br />
s eontlnu*d hig Mtplowttoni. inent. The OWCT;mail'wai puiBias! Hi°i^ ^..jliiffl<br />
him to Bleep<br />
And on Saturday Gilbert Van<br />
Horn, Judgo Marvin Hart apd^ the<br />
great Insurance magnate. E. TC<br />
Southcrland, came under the strict<br />
regimen and Bpartan simplicity <strong>of</strong><br />
Pun Maldne'» training fann.<br />
Van Horn ana Johnny Rrccn<br />
OR SAL.n—Small tlonr showcase<br />
[ wtullont condition Warren Lar<br />
were thrown Lognther and uncon-<br />
I lck», Soiifh Rravilte, N J «-2C-llt sciously, became alrongly (lttrad-<br />
Uie<br />
crt to each othoi<br />
i<br />
m sevaral clunde«tlne<br />
tow THAT BBllboat rnoea are In ' boutii, John Breen only held his<br />
l OHJ1U\ .1. - *^ . *— ^ —- ' one, In i- one, —* with ..,1*1. the *I.A Philadelphia<br />
TfhUad^lnhtft<br />
Stono Harbor, whv nftt<br />
! in R Uirnepit Snrnl? Boranpef, Jerry Wlka, he olmoit<br />
lest, until, at the very raited edie<br />
<strong>of</strong> his Unwnfall, Pug plended with<br />
him, cried to Vn, implored him,<br />
Itttemlly throwInK the imndlers<br />
from 'iho flng, 'talking and sirgii<br />
who * - "—<br />
; MS?<br />
While John wai making hap- «s they llftea owr W Hie ot S^rtS^ftrtiMi-ifS<br />
.--1 —_. 1. ,»tata«. ,_. grountt. "I'm Betting tired M thJ« «, b taSS'^SS-TS Sa.^ «?0.^..I'« ^ttinruftd^thi ^^ ^i^Jtemil<br />
STMI rltv to the south the city training same, and I liaven't<br />
sfio&d'tp%ms-^-4 »«§»'«gi/fatolls ^<br />
elowed with a cold aura <strong>of</strong> lishf Up.NiBre.-Jtat.te Im no| so sure •• ••••<br />
Sn iSrtrwm&rinlght,, ^ditod an- l£» ll«.ritf ^Aultae^<br />
oHer million to the tally <strong>of</strong> Us,«««». ^«.. «:• g rt , 5*<br />
other mi<br />
inhabitants<br />
"Right, John,"<br />
.tMO buslneis.<br />
Van llol-ii, in hir. own sny \yny « " Ily * * di ^- —<br />
iloveT<strong>of</strong>-Keity. Sok John ^Wsen,»"" »^ «-^ n u n * J f „,,„„<br />
on long ridBB throURh tl;e width; l Clt<br />
? .<br />
r the<br />
.1 The crowd at the ehf* -was nb,<br />
to t the Bamo na nt ^,e premie<br />
nroduUion last week knd cOWItalt<br />
RSuld Nert Week) tJ-e menibera said they are well<br />
<strong>of</strong> the metropolis, a seconfl Freneli I icraHmHjtt JMM_WIIOIU , pleased with the resDpnse thte<br />
car that L,T ^.ToveiNhe ^or d « I are^ttin« are (tettinft 'from from th^ the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
"^r. pnrr <strong>of</strong> chaTns cl..K- READ THte CLASSIFIED ADO Pu6Hc for tWr cause<br />
Iet Interested in ft Barnegat « >.-<br />
Box? Beit suited fd* sailing 'In loeat<br />
waterway, Chu.i. H. 'youns.<br />
atent, P, O. 801 MS, Stone Har><br />
j bnr, N. J, i.80,.8t.a<br />
I <strong>On</strong> HALE: 4- Btont fixtures, house,<br />
hold BooBr, niiut ho snld for it<strong>of</strong>.<br />
aRo,-Opoan <strong>City</strong> itornee Cii,, Bill in» wltn ulnn<br />
h Wm " V " gcMn C1 ^ i5KB|J-d So'.cupS.<br />
~^ The boll sounded tintl<br />
John<br />
Breeii, a suddon light In his eyes,<br />
t:-.- hlsr-ftwo. biittered, Bteiined into tho<br />
.,,.„-- *—— — ccntor <strong>of</strong> the ring imd kiiOBkcd<br />
Ibni" or "two Mir- enn havo n re- Wl|lce cold wltll si stnale perfool 1<br />
(Inert and rpnitenlil! 1101116 fdii Iho blow to Ibe jaw. A ll'omBIldnlls .<br />
. 01". EENW- «„.„..-.<br />
uimn, SH-JTHl «t.. Stone Bar-<br />
Mr, N, J, owner will siye "»"mtf.<br />
Call Jnetwn HOI, VWaif\phin.<br />
or any Broker, B-24-tfn<br />
I>OR RENT _ ifurnlBhed HBartment,<br />
i beflrooms, an* rooms oms with house houseieejiirii<br />
pri'vileins. ^ SI84 Central av,. av<br />
«6ean <strong>City</strong>.<br />
iBtf<br />
Booms and ASM. For Pent.<br />
I 1 ,>ARK PLACB APTS,, 161 Park PI,,<br />
(limialmd roomi «nfl BBt*. Hot and<br />
,'niii runnliiK water In every room.<br />
Chono Ml, <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty, i-io-tfe<br />
catei Bmil.firejiooi e»av to *iit,<br />
Ssa Mr Wi*. •<br />
| reran* ROOM<br />
WANTIP — FEMAUE<br />
WAHHTNOB7' hand" ironso, smooth smoot<br />
, work Cone ehcan. Mrs. Y' p PS c<br />
tried to'carry lilln from,<br />
the ring.<br />
"ijciivo him ' nliino." l'ug fim-1<br />
tloiiml. "That litrt WSIB: 'ihlnkln' <strong>of</strong> J<br />
Bomotiiiii<br />
Iliiyes, Palermo, N, J. l.2C-
Passed<br />
«• 1Q p.c Re-<br />
lV Adopted<br />
.whteh provides<br />
f-pf salaries <strong>of</strong> city<br />
I'lft Per cent was pass-<br />
: dlMUasIon by the<br />
Wednesday a'f-<br />
ti »n estimated saving<br />
iietyyV<strong>of</strong>, *26,000 annually,<br />
^'ordlnknce does not aii-<br />
or library workers,<br />
ilta are determined bj<br />
boafrds.. Neither<br />
tho per dim], or<br />
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