Aug 1932 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Dr. Poling, Allied Forces
Leader, to be at Tabernacle
Imarance Dispute
Powell Starts Argu
Passing Out Poficies
L_
Tenor Who Win Sin* at
Ocean City Tabemylc Sunday
life Tcrni Given
Slayer o
Stratknere KiUer Narrow
As He FMM
terprlaoBBjent ax i
K« waa Ufa.
lo hh '
As Traffic'
BB«» of
levied agsiBst trilnr.
Sisitfr, nrpnilnsst
tenor of -Philadelphia, will
A breach of «tiquet was com- sinj: 30 minolts of uered
mitted Wednesday at tile free- songs st the evcaing terholder
meetintr, when tie void vices in the camp ground
"patronage" was openly ttMd. in tabernacle on Sunday, fql-
a heated discussion, for the Orst lowing the sermon. Ke^ will
tfW is aereml moulds at leUt. also mag no numbers in
^ nff PnAthiboa Wotker to Speak p at 3 pp.
m., Tht nbjeet arose with an In- the iaomin(f.
fll, »ad Sunday—Recently R Announced Support for Hoover
but pointed qnes-
a«d Mot.
by Freeholder Charles B.
"Come. Ye Besjed," hy
Powell as to tin rule*, rejula-
Seett, and "Blessed Are
Dr, DMitl A Polra*. BM« of toe AJ-
; lfically on any member, and thai
«k.* ^fiKO Vatas KHM io lii fat or, af-
.' therefore the director of f,he
y C'jtff qMUng Mr itaieniem on pro-j
; board, himself, was authorized" to
• ••••j UMUBB in accepting ihe nomi- j
j make the negotiations.
; Freeholder E> Lawrence Chal-
to aiditioo to being bead of;
mers, however, said that to 1
Ite Allied ampilgnens. Dr. Pol-
I kno wiedet, he had handled most
is* b a nalkinal leader of jouss
i of the insarance policies in one,
•fTOte. and bead! tbe Internation-,
i or two prerloBJ yean, and that \
al Societr of CbrlstUn Endeavor 1 DR. DAXIEL A- POLING
iiod World'f (briiilan EndeaToi j
iOfllflD, He is alw MJIsr-fa-cUef i
vnwr of the (brirtun Herald. I
| He ii known to nearly ereiT
frtto listener tor hta Sunday
UHU, ui b( reeeirM more than
SM Itften a dar from jonug peopte
wfto seek hta advice. He psrtotally
mtmtm a staff of 14 j,er-
619 8th Sc la answering tfte ]«t«n.
Tie author ol a saceeufu] nor-
Wit el while recuperating from in.
|urie» reeti¥«d ia m auumotiiic
to cDBtiBiMd hi* writa
Dumber ol!
1 Life imprisonment »t nart la- for passing stop ri—
bor was the senlrnce meted out PMslttS, a rrt t^£"
to James Ket, 55. of Philadelphia, tlie foartli for |^^
Wednesday, irben he pleaded non
mil to > Ghana of murdering
Mrs Catherine Reynold*. Strath-
mere snmmer r^sldenti d a few
weeks ago.
Kec, whose plea of cuilty.waa
relnsed by Supreme Court Justice
Ralph W. E, PoncM. Hire* weeks
ago, was represented in eouil by
Bobert K. Bell, of Ocean City,
who was named by Justice Donges
to counsel the man.
Although Kee pleaded gifiliy.
' H-
Ihe same as he had oHslnally. the
IS*; -I Woald Be Uke Je,«.
court recognized only Mr. Bell's
ns,** Acklty: "0 Lore That
plea of non TUli. T, Ulllet Hand,
Will Not Let Me Go," tor.
prosecutor, formally told the court
ker; "Tile Lord Is My Sh«p.
he would accept such a plea In
behslf of the slate.
Kee was visibly shaken ani) ntrd
h
-
I he state motor T1
of the
dress.
Too delendaau
Tischler, S3 ifjg
Fnllaaelphla. 'mop' ^. „
Frank Citsabrwa. jr^Ml
Tflle. "stop" Biw Tfcip'
Bailer, 29. eolorrf.Ti
CBy Jailure to Wiff, «M1
•tag a red ItihL .
Oeorfe Oarrla. U •
Atlantic CltT, waj heu"^
adelpbia police ss «
JusUoe in that eity.
STOP ma
Miss Prances Bluett, «
thin city, was td J ^*
| you* during the arraignment- Ja&ate George D.
!
While his face did not show nraehiiirtay for "Oaf •
; change in Mpression, the twitcb-
by
i ing muscles of his shoulders and Bccntte to have
back were plainly visible. His road at 2Sth H. aad
High School Students Of bands also were clasped and unclasped
severe! times behind his
back as he stood faeinE the court.
Dennis Face Short Term ruaiidm Tno Points
Jusucc Ddtiges, its passing sen-J
•, paid there were two major I
Maw Have to Chit at *
f: ic waj eUstOBiarj* Jor
%. 1 • ^
Ihankegiving, Due to
. i ment headj to specify who v. ±
i.ta write ihe Insurance. Ms also Sh of Funds
j said when he first came on Use
or ruooi
To Use Moorlyn | |j
board, all the county's
was written by thres or four atj
enu, bui that now more than 20
For Dr. Stover 'shared In the business.
Form of Patronage.
nd for a %Uae " WM IM il Paints to be coniidertd. One «
wOuIa ta Io w wen ta Bta th the of
"»"'*• • « « '»• fefe"
«»e ientence on we
children to school. 'individual, in view of his charac-
Soni
* Bienbe" of «he board, and ier and condition, and the oihw-
Ireiidenls of the township, wanted »as ine cffftci on the community
_ to open the grade schools, the at lart«-
UeBnisviil*—The DtDnis Town- only schools of which Ihe town- He said he was satisfied with
shin school board has bravely de- ihip boasts, but not to seud tho the interest in the case as shown
elded in send high school «iud- • high sehoal students to Middle j both by Mr, Bell and Mr H,ini
em* or the district to school, in!Township, where it is necessaiT'and would accept the plea He
even though it may' to pay tuition charges. j then imposed the ler.tenco of life
He also remarked that the in-. have io lake them em of Khnol ! In this way, it was felt, the
Anticipated OfOwd WiU he *o«nee was a form of patton-j before ThankigivlBg. edueatiod of the j-ounfer ehildren
— *^ - — - - ;in, and that If Jlr. J'owell want-1 The township is suffering from could be continued, while the Bid-
Too Large For Strand ed to let some of hii friends ta shortage of funds, made even er boys aod girls wftn ther eia-
; share in the writing of polic*.£, | more aeute since a large portion mentary training complete.' would
"When we decided in w> in!>j|th«t was Ws privilege. 'of its .ichool inoney conies from not puffer so much
Metropolitan Opera Hnuse for i The hear! of the finance depart- |«he stale fund createdi by pay-j After two weeks of diseusulon
< lW0 lB1 OI
P '-snur Sunday evening service* dur- mem tlien aocke.] UP Mr. Powell;mem of Fchool laies hy cities, hoivever. It was decided to iry Io
iai and ser.(;nM 1^,1, ,«opie ihousi. s» wtre.by sajir.tt thai he would not sijtii ) ~7~~ , „ fi —" ,- — keep the educational isstitutions
g ptg,,^ . j eatremely n l fiUh fooHsh. T,i; Th .jJiedjlbe i!d ~$* vwcher* vwicher* for for bills bills in in Jlr ilr. {Attends 2 FuilCrals | iV " " !
He says; ;u ;,„,,,. Pov.ell's department, unle-i. ihe
t wlMe oj UIun9j aau ,.,._..,_
~.T- •-- *«•• nijiJejj thg, the houm wuuld he tuin. i ltt latter also l siened d tnem, h regard|
or dissolute as .•annfJty" )eu of whether Mr. (JBnen had
• - MW u» believe. The ma-' Rev. R,,,, H. Stover, fj IJ, was signed them or not.
Joriiy are as wuad. imnully, j lpeaiine about hi* mrvicn ai UontinB h Neutral.
, - #i-_ t WVraa'ly a? any;"The church on the Boardwalk",' Freeholder Henry V. Clout).'
saienuoB that ever lired. I hart; rt i September 4 4, . .whose bills - for insurance were
i ^ V bT 79tat ' llTn « Metrepolltan was crowded alto slimed by Mr, 0Bden, said
I»m»Hc;Pllc*i, byt Cod; each ei-ening with 4WJ« jwopl. ' he did not care who wsote thp in-
* f " f#w lB Attends 2 FuilCrals siiiriji. pven tlyiugh fiindii ai hand
Week ! ""*'
"!aai !aai nundreds had tn tn bt bt clowd • surance and FuifWifted that Mr.
W
Od k i ll k
d»rt«MnL"
in-1001 at each service." he confin.! Ogden take care of it all, a«kinsji
ilre onlj " siltncient to nperabout
one month.
MrB. raiherlne Blifaard. of .Ml!
2nd si , Ocean riry. atnnded iwo
fiinerals during the week, Thf
lirFt was that of Sirs, Charles
Kaighn, Tuesday, m her late home
at 113 I-i-J. nsido av., ("olltllifKwood.
On
.Mrs Bliaz-ard
attended funeral services for
oed. j Mr. Powell if that an-werei! hi* I Lewis K fordey, a 2400 Dover
j IT if lor thi» same reiu,oB, :ho i objectionj. 1st., Philadtrlpnia.
! IreBiendous drawing power of thif i Mr. Powell, however, interpret, j f - " -*- -—— —
idynaaiic, relisioui fore*, ihat Ht : 1 Cordially Invited SURETY BONW
9e.«ME,:*^ra?5jH^STtriS-, 1 ?!fS^^itB"^r^ e A chorus of SO
fore lj... I y
Satwday Night
iidiriiie Vni fh
SI. E. ehurcb
•*
Tta Nntita, "From Olivet to
e£np*[jtm fa mtK,
'»~m¥. rwBliajfi A. Boyd, paMnr
win prcack on (he dobjtct o'
"The Tirnmttm Aogeli."
Ths charai E-111 h» ofcomijaii •
I by « ril pie« firch«ra, iVrd
by Salph D. Ilolmex. am"
orBanlrt, Calin Oldf ?M,
elnded in the chorus are II-,
Klwanin msle quarwf, of !!•"
rtlle, which niad« a hit at ilrf
r«eeiit KIwwM conTedllon fn' De-
Wplt; Waller Beeves, radio aril*!
Md twpnlar south JtHey mlolst;
R«lpti Chard, tenori MW.K Ouii;«
lul! Tlieatr,,! Kinallv. after cfirifUBion,
""miDis. j Tj,i,r(i ran accpminudatfc huridrfcdt 1 a met was made W artjnurn.
more than the Strand wher* cncinir lecturer atn!
B#v, George W. Lawrence,
* t , • • •
MnrnlBB mrswt: of Woriiiiip :a. j i, J-I ... c .
:t|;30 a, m. Thi pantiir tin | Mwd, Christian Seience
rr^«i, on. «A olpwinK i^iiii in iLctwn^Setmon Subject
Suniiiy Sthoo! ill II: tr. ,i, in.
t'biPMii fpr (II n«eif.
Evening Utnlcc: iif (tnnrf ari'l
Hrnm at TiM p, ni. The iiiif>
lor Will nrearb on. "Four Llvta
Touched br J«III»."
«^H^«~ «»^
FINE
COTTAGE
lath tad Wwley Ave,
r«r llu) Fawllv niownat. to!
bt «R 1**
Jfeb
m M mum' mum fm : "Tie, l,ui.|
lUlli heiiti minrlful of ii;s: in- %,iil
l ?o r ito-.;«Srinris; u SK»,,,......
ien, I fiount not uiyo.lf in li-iv
apiirelienileil; hut iliiii mi,, tiiirrj I
do, forKettinB those thir.jj;. *hith
»r«! Imhlnd, HBII rfiffliJriK [iirili
unlo thoM thinp wlili'h nru lie
fore, I proiiB toward (IK IIULII:
fur (he prism of ih«- IIIKII Hilliiii
of Oud in frhiiHi .(iiHiin" l."hill|i-
Veterans Accept
Bonus Farm Offer
Camp To Be Set Up Near
Tuckahoe, Says Paper
According t*> S-ear
of
The Ledger announceiiiLint iol>
IUWH;
A ioeond catnp fur Plillacitjliili'it
D, B, 1", vetflrenH wijl be e«t«fjJ|
Hutted near Tuckabuf. N .,!,, it
wan announced todaj',
Acceiitancc of u gift of a Safin..
acre farm In Upper TpwnHbi|i. N.
J,, to flie *-veteran* hai) been an-1
nuunced by Howard W I
commander of the ^'BonuD hniiri
quartern," at Cog BprinB qardfjn
it, Alfred J, •Bnyder, an nttr>rnf>y
with offices in ths ndellty-Phlla.
delphla Building, Is the donor.
OfflolalB and re«ldeM« or Ttu:l;ahqe
have oppoMd the proiioHnl i
attd Ralaea vlpIUd the locality to- 1
di|y to fmpect the property. M I
planned conferences wltti clti/^n., 11
b
phuTMtor «t
Presbyterian Church
BeV, Alcianilor Mackle, Ii. V,
of til* Tully Memorial Pr««wi)
church, Sharon Hill, Pa,
will p"rcach - to outline plan* for tbe ramp
Raines jald a group of tb« ITI ['
eran* weuld leave Friday to „,-. 11
cupy the farm property-. ; |
"for ttio present wo plan io"!
accommodnte only boniel«sii Veteran*
at the cainp," he said. "I^it-1
«r we may fte able to erect KhaCkK
In fhi Pint Prwb}- or home* for 'Koine vcterUn* a«tl
Urtod churtp; Wentey uv,. and 7«- their famlllen."
•»l~ Sunday, at 7:45 n, m. Fifty-three Fblladelphia veter-
tM pslfllor. Rev. Charle* V. Nans
are now' encanipod at Top
VocgBlit), Will preach at tbe morn- Rock Farm, neak* Perndalo, Buck a
log cervlcf af 1045 A d CQunty. They prevlouely livrd on
a lot at 25th and Spring Garden
•t*. The veteran* at tb« Tuitii
boe camp wfll be recruited from
among tboMi fed and sheltered at
tbe Bp-rlng Garden Bt. headquiir-
p
IA 31, k
(Colored)
10 a. ni.—CIanj triMn?
11 n m.—Morfljas Wpr»hlp und
•crinoq. '
1 p. m.-~0horfll|
• p. B
i
•ye exaniinatiani b/ •upcritncid
ssticai ^setprf. An accurate eye.
light iirvisi, und.r the direct
iuBervnion o« eiBCrti, at a
maderate fee. Thirty yean Brag,
tic in Atlantic City,
AhUrate lem nplleement and
frame fitting, and rapid optical
reMirlns by ikllied OBticiani. *
compltte Hrvic* in one offls«.
Dr. L. W, BETTS k Sons
OPTOMETRISTS
1708 Atlantic Avc
ATLANTIC Cllt. h. j.
•ill 5-1531
FRIEDEBERG'5
THF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OCEAN CITV, N. J.
Bitabliahcd January 1, 1902
Often
you may have wished that you had a
friend qualified to give you advice - - -
disinterested, sound advice -,- - as to-the
conduct of your business affairs. But it
ii difficult to find even among the closest
pei'sonal friends, one who is detached
enough to offer really workable suggestions.
• . ,
. The broad insight into Ideal business
ftffftirs gained through 30 years of banking
experience has,enabled this bank to
formulate "workable plans" for many of
its clients. Here you are always assured
of friendly counsel.
"The Leading JEWELERS .of Atlantic City
1582 ATLANTIC AVENtJK
Diamonds; Watches : Jewelry*
FOR
GASH or CREDIT
NO INTEREST—NO FINANCE CHARGES
".."-' '" "irf'W"'•""
Bargains That Come But Once In A
It Includes Ae Entire Stock of Schwartz Bros, Department Stow Plus Mtwhapoise Carefully Selected From Our Own Stocks tai
plete Sizes and Assortments Plus Special Purchases at Most Advantageous Price Concessions! Making It Possible For You to '
Every Want at Savings That Are Positively Wimout a Parallel mSou&Jitsay!
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE!
Including Schwartz Bros, Employes
Extra Cashiers—Extra Wrappers—Extra Service! Atlantic Citvs Great Department $tor«
Women's Hosiery Men's Furnishing
Pure Silk 4-Thread Men's Fine Shirts
Chiffon Hosiery
Beautiful in quality and fit. All
the wanted,shades. Buy enough!
Stockings that formerly sold for
$1 and $1.50.
M. K, MATT CO.—Stnvt Floor
Women's Extra Size Lisle Hose
Schwartz Bros, 1 Prices to 69c. Our Price
Children's Fancy Wool Hose
Schwartz Bros.' Pricea to |i.,0ur price..
Children's Assorted Stockings
Suhwartz Bros. 1 Prices ,to .$1. Our price...
Women's Black Cotton Hose
Schwartz Bros.' Price. 25c. Our Price
57
17c
27c
17c
10c
M. E, IILATT CO.-Ntri'et
Women's Underwear
.Astounding Values In
Van Raalte Glove Silk Undies
Women who want the best kind of glove sUk
lingerie at their very lowest pricei will want to
stock up at these savings!
To $8,45 Van Raalte Sinfflettei.. $3.97
To $4,45 Van Raalte Gowns .... $2.47
$5,95 Van Raalte Slips $3,97
To $5.95 Van Raalte Vests .... $3.97
To $7,45 Van Raalte Bloomers .. $4,97
$5 Short Bloomer Parities ..... $2.97
• . M..E. BliATT CO^-Strwt
Women's Glove Silk Vests
Heavy grade. Rig. priced |3. Sale Price...
Women's Glove Silk Unions
Heavy. Regularly priced $5.25. Sale price
Black Glove Silk Costume Slips
Shadow Hem. Formerly 51.97. Sale price
Women's Glove SUk Bloomers
Heavy. Were priced to 16.95. f^PJ^
Women's Gloves
97c
$3 .00
Women*s and Children's
Silk and Fabric Gloves
Schwartz Bros. Price, $1.00
You wUI want to buy theie by the
hilfdoten pairi. Lifht md dwk
* ^ mMCt CO^Street Flpot
jf.
Women's Kid and Cape Gloves
Schwartz Bros. 1 Pricei to 12.98. Our price
Women's SUk Lined Gtavei
ichwartz Bros. 1 Price fi.6B. Our price.....
Women's Glove Silk Undies .
Bloomers & Vesta. Beg. to $1.^6. Sale pr..
Women's Pine Rayon Undies
59c
88c
27c
$1. uur rjiiuo... —s
Schwartz Bros.' Prices to $1. M. K. Our_Pnc«u BtAXT CO^-Street Floor
Values to $1.95
Early shoppbg U urged as this lot
is sure to go fait! Assorted materials—all
colors and styles in
the lot.
S7
Men's Fine Quality Shirts amm
Schwartz« Bi'oa. Price to 52.95. Our price Of*
Men's Shorts and Shirts, each 1 m
Schwartz Bros.' Prices to BOo. Our 1 price.., Ii»
Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs m
Schwartz Broi.' Price IBc. Our price, • »
Men's Boxed Initialed Hdfgs.
3 in box, Schwartz Bros.' Price to $1...,,....
Men's and Boys' Suede Jackets $9.95
Regularly Priced to $9.95. Our Price O ^
Men's Fine Madras Pajamas mm
Schwartz Broi.' Pricei to $1.66. Our prica I. • *
Men's Domet Flannel Pajamas
Schwartz Bros.* Price !Ji.89. Our price
Men's JBaibriggan Underwear
Schwartz Bros. 1 Price to 79o. Our Price...,
Men's Broadcloth Union Suits
Schwalta Bros.' Prices to 11.85, Our Pr.
Men's Rayon Shorts & Shirts nm
Schwartz Bros,' Price 89o. Our Price «a I l
Men's Hickok Belts & Buckles
Schwartz Bros,' Prices to |1.9B, Our Pr,
M, E. BI.ATT ('Or-StrUrt
Smart Handbags
Leather and Tapestry Hdbgs. •$n.n
52.95 and $5.45 Vaiues. Sale Price , !•"=
Leather Handbags, Soiled
Regularly $1.00. Sale Price ...„„„..,.,j..
300 Fine Leather Handbags
Schwartz Bros.' Price (1.95. Our Price .....
M, E. MAM C0«^tr»#t Floor
Novelty Jewelry
8000 Pieces Novelty Jewelry
Regularly Priced to $1.48. Sale Price „_
4000 Pieces Novelty Jewlery
Begularly Priced to H.00. Sale Price .........
Kerchief s and Neckwear
Silk and Lawn Handkerchiefs
Schwartz Bros.' Price up to 2pc. Our Pr.
Chiffon Costume 'Kerchiefs
Schwarta Bros.' Price 20e. Our Price „„.
Women's Initialed 'Kerchiefs
fctot aU lettett. Our Price -„..,,„_,.„..,„_.._.
Collars & Cuffs, Vesteei, Itc,
Schwartz Bros." Prices to |i.9B. Our ft.
Women's Pique Blouses
Schwarte Bros,* Pries $1.00. Our, Priee_,.
ft,
3C
-mmt
Bed Linens, Domestic
36-Inch Unbleached Muslins iye
Schwart* Bros.' Price 14c. Our Price .... • g
Extra Quality 81x99 Sheets 47-
Behwattz Bros.* TVee 95c Iwh. Our Pr. •••*•«'
Jacuuard & Lrinkled Spreads aa
Schwftrt* B»i.' Pricei to |1?98. Our Pr. W *
Pme KrinWed Bedspreadi 4QC
Schwarta Bros. 1 Price ?1.00. Our Pnetu- "«•»«'
AiiWted Rayon Bedspreads
Schwartz Brta. 1 Price $2.98. Our Price.
Bedspread and Pillow Sets
SchwartB Bros. Price. $7.95. Our price;v..
BeauWul CancUewiA Spreads po
Schwarte Broi.' Price fl.79. Our Price..... OO 4
HJU and Hope Bleached Muslin Q
Schwartz Broi. Price ifc. Our price, yd. •?«•
Mohawk, FTuit of the Loom & o
Utlca Pillow Cases JlC
On Sale Oidy While Quantity Laati. Each
Utica, #ruit of the Loom and « o
Lady Pepperell Bolster Cases W c
Good QiiaU^ Pillow Cases igLfa
Schwartz Bros.' Price, 2Bc. Our Wee.,.,,.. J.«i/^
MpHAWK BLEACHED SHEETING
m Inches—Our Price .... .
Schwartz Bros. 1 Prices to $8.95. Our Pr.
Assorted Corsets and Stepins
,;Schwwte Bros.' Price, f 6.00. Our Price...,
Lfthft JBBassieres.and Bandeau*
Schwartz Bros. 1 Value!to $2,60, Our Pr. ,
Infant's Departm<
Your Choice at «
Bobber Baby panti, Schwarti Brothartf ft^ _
Cblldren'B 'Kerchief^ ScKwarti ftrothers' Pricei
Pantle Wata^ Schwartz Brothers' fttajyvjW^
tatatf Socta, Sebwarte BnrtlwiM 1 ! Prie% Sib ;g|
Gm and Bonnett, Siehwarti Bwtter^Wo*-:25^
Your C3ip^;.i^|ii^
oVeraDs, 2 to 6, Schwarte Brotitra* Prie^ )S||
BerotiM tattos, Sctawta BMflwr#sf|||
Ear Conformera, Schwarta Brotiiets' - '
£«» and Bonnets, SeKwarti BrotSers 1
*^tt Cai»; ^Wwrti Brothm' B ^
Infants'Summer Vesta, SchwartB
Your Choice &jfc "
Infants' Blankets, Bchwftrti
Summer Dresses, 2 to 6, Sch
Boys* Summer Suite, 2 to «,
SHpover Sweaters. 2 to 6
. Overalls, sixes 2 to 6,
Cap Unlngs, *