Aug 1932 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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I PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO
Crowd Here surf and' uti tlie sand,
! Captain Jack O. Jarnvo, n( tho
•TT» > « *' HeMk Patrol, was proud to, an-
XUatAr KM#I ngunc « Sunday night, however,
TTCCnL bOU that despite the added reaflonsl-
j bility thrown upon
I there was not one the guards,
altho
: RettetirantS and Din- a bad undertow prevailed ail day.
King Rooms Rushed
d. of one of tho season's
c. .__ peaks waa reached Sun-
; nlliht as a two-day liolldm
began leaving for home
Ul reports, the week em
ne of the largest of the
uranta and hotel
experienced a pre-deprei.
Tush late Sunday after-
p.-and Sunday night and nthei
of week end husine i
trains and automobile
-reported peak haffie,
beaches Sunday aftei -
, resembled "the good old
before the bears of Wall
tho bulls into Ihe Hud
back in 1929.
e, ,0f the largest throngs ot
'' this season bnsked in the
Mighty Akron Dips
In Salute Here at
V. A. Clarke Home
Summer Couple
Wed at Flanders
Miw Olsen Becomes Bride
of Robert Tail.
Playing
WORLD
FAMOUS
ATTRACTIONS
One Admission!
3JFEATURE ""
lotoplays
7oitt of Terror
In mher iiuys, ivnen Licuton
ant-Commander Vincent A
CInrko, Jr., wus rnnimaiulef »l
the U. S. navnl ilhi^iblo Ln
AnJtelcn, it invariably passed
»vcr the home of 'his fatliei
\ intent i ( luki, Si , u ;,,!
st. «nd Day aw, u'iien it i-jtmi
tliin way
'Ihe Lir \pj,ol. is out nf
uiiiiiiii Mil mm, ami tin* \ouii£
cuiiiiiuiiidi'r is alenpine in n in
val cvmen-ry in Callforniii
Tin ri ,ne new li ii nl tin
air anil new fouinuimlors. Hut
they belit'Ve in I'jirryinjr ,>n tra-
ditions. In (he navy. They i!t>n\
l
When tin ncu mjji ,tic ,n
monarch, thi Akion, visited Oc
i' n Cit\ 1 MII.IV it pi ii'il o\i'i
ihe liunii' nl Coiiini m.lci
Clarke'- f.ithi'i, Unit 1 \ mni with |\wth u limd »f
his nii'iniirn
\nd j* it pas eil, it ilipii,-1
in saluti', iiist .m tin Los An
pdi 1 -. u id to dn
'Ihe maiiiak'e of Miss Mai^n'
I'll.i M 01 en, (luuirhter ol Mi
and (In 1 Y. Olsen, of AJ5
Giraen a\ , tft -Any, aud G03 11th
st, Oican ( itv jnd C Robert
,!«_ H Tmt. oF M15 Overbrook
I'liii, son "I 1) Him Mrs, chai
.n , Philadelphia, took nlnce at ,1
oihiik Sitinliv ,ifU'rnoi>ii in thi'
soluiuin of the FLindeii hotel.
I Ihe llnujid J Liinin lfnseiiible
I i)l in d '•pioial seleiturns uhilt
the fui'sts ueie .mi\iiij r nnd also
lilJJi'd the wi^lilin^ march
Flii' CI'UMIIOII\ was otrformeil bv
R" f lii.int Hoppei, pnstur of
the I'aik ladu id (1 tills
vear from Skidmoie cnll e-c I or
several year 1 ! sht h is dime ex-
hiliition dn ins at the I Ianileia
Hnol, and this \eji she wa- one
of the InMruetor-* then
Mr 1mt is a ciailuate o r Peim
SLile tollcce and ii » memlier of
hi pi ih I 11 ,1 i.i Fwi inn , Hi
1 I >n necte I with Ihe '1 , O]
fn Teilnii' M^-thine eti, PI11I11
'lelplu,!
Shows Off His Sharp
Knife—Not So Good
Stanley Lappei, five years old,
of Ploasantville, wanted to show
off Jiig nice, sharp knife Satur.
Jay niffht.
He met young Raymond Terry,
of m S. Keystone av,, Upper Dar-
by, who is also five years old,
and took an imag-iniry swipe at
him with the knife. The imaBin-
ury swipe went a little too far,
however, and tin blade struck
younft Raymond: on the left 'aim.
Three stitches, by Dr. .loliti B.
Tnwaond were required to close
the wound. Rujmoud's parents,
Htaving at 1124 Asljurv av,, will
not prosecute—all they want is
the doctor's bill paid.
Ad»,
U* YOU ARE GOING TO THE
STEEL PIER
Boardwalk at Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City
to dunce or see Uie 28 star attractiooi playing there,
you can drive your CM die round trip over tW
Ocean City - Longport
Bridge FREE
if you ind your passenger* buy your Steel Her ticket*
at ihi Bridge ToU Heiue m Ocean City
This Short Cut Route From Ocean City Wifl
Save Miles & Minutes
' Gieta Oiirbo, John ri.irrymoic, .loan Crawford, Wallace Beery,
and Lionel Barrymoir, leading characters in "Grand Hotel," fcu-
tlure attraction jit the Strand Thenlrn, Ocean City, for four days,
starting Saturday.
Praises City in
Tragedy at Lake
South Ender Grateful For
Work of Guards
The followlnj letter lias hoen
sent to Mayor Harry Headley in
reference to the drowning of five-
year-old Phyllis Bladen, who was
aiieniiing BOme'Unie with her moth-
er at 6508 Central av. On Sat.
iirday August 13, the little girl,
id by a group ot South
l jd t
Says Outlook For
Republicans Good
Hoffman Talks at joint
G. O, P, Meeting Here
The general jiolitruul situation
in New JerBey nnd the outlook
for Hie Republican party in tn§
genarai electlnn were dlscuaaed
by Harold Q, Hoffman, attttecom.
iniiaianer ot motor vehlolca, in a
talk to_ the joint mettlng-oC the
First Republican club and the
First Republican club and the
Women's Reguar Republican club
at the Biacnyne Hotel, Friday
Ocean City people, journeyed to
Lake Lenape ftnd it wns theijB at the
nhe mot .her death: night,
Mr. Hoffman said he found
—•— matters encouraging for Ihe Re
"Perhapg the only time tlie in- publie,ins1 Ho congratulated' thi
habitants or viiltors of a city Women Hejulars fnr their aeti-
take the time to writs to tlieir "vity and for BustaininB interea
. Staeel rter Tjcketo: Weekdaya, 55c
Saturday,! Sunday* and HoBdayi, ?Sc, Including
olficlals Ii In a aplrlt of criti
elini when thinis are nut "done
to their way of thlnklni. and no
doubt your official life would be
1 more pleasant one If, when
iomothlnjt huppena which deserves
eommendation, they would he Jurt
as eareful to writs and express
their appreciation.
I'oiiinieiids I'rompt Beiponte,
"One Bueh event happened on
Saturday last when through your
(good offleea, Captain Jack Jer.
nee nnd'Ouara Clayton were per-
mltted to make their run lo Maya
Landing in a vain effort lo asive
the life of a young member of
the South End Colony who un-
fortunately was drowned at IJe-
nape Lake, t
"I, as. one who waa with the
kiddie from the time alia' waa
from th* water, tirtainly
want to expreu my appreciation
of tills great service and to earn-
here threugh the busy suntmer
months.
He also explained some of the
Inner workings of hit department
,and voiced a plea for motorists
to observe the golden rule.
tie interspersed his remarks
with anecdotes.
Other sneakers were: Miss Ma-
bel Clay, state eommitteewomaiu
ienator Charles Q, Read, City
Commissioner John B, Trout,
Surrogate Irving Pitch, .John
DalglelBb, president of the First
'Republican elub; Albert Boland,
Vice president, and Freeholder
Henry Y, Clouting*
Mrs, J, Reeves Hildreth, presi-
dent of the Women Regulars, pre>
ilded.
with which they responded to the
call for help, and for the Bplen.
JJme
Atlantic City Man
Balled After Crash
Ball for William Aspen, 49, of
113 Qrftmmercy pi., Atlttntls City,
was ordered continued for a week
* a uiey Qia auar arriving * m*L&vn BHJ UCUI^B AJ, KICIJ-
— — Scene, Nothing wai leff w' 8 Tutiday to await the out-
undone to iave tbe young ilfo con1 « Of" injurlts to Jamaa Du-
•ven after two ooetori ana' bM > tender of *ho nth st, auto
—--— ••-- bridge, wTiom he atruek and in-
lurad Monday night,
Qubell wai reported at the At-
lantlo Shore) Hospital to tava
two broken ribs as the reiult of
the nccldent.
Mother a Vyroiion, Too! |(
W even afttr two doctors and
the coroner had pronounced tie
chili deafl they neveithtlets"con.
tipyea their work ^
ti their fiKort
"iftflldentJy, thiB
rtt ti
the
iftflldentJy, thiB i» not the
Hrtt time that CBpUIn Jernee
Baa been of invaluable service to
me;, and I certainly want to «-
f' el « to the elty of'Ocean' Ctty,
thronih you, the heartfelt thanta
•lght of the city fathtn in. re-
tainHii tali man mod W§ «orpi of
aiHlstance from year, to y«ar,.
"•Also, while lam writing to
y I thin* a gpeoi«i word of
ptrwlatJoa inould biald 6
ot
a gpeoi«i word
inould bi.aald
proptrO' awH
dent of that end. of the liland has
so muob been done In the way
ot repairs and necessary Improve-
mtntj, Tour spirit Of ooopirrtiqn
Is splendid nnd merits pur whole-
hearted gratitude and support.
"Alluring you again, Mr, May-
or, of my appreciation of your
kindness In permlttlnK Meisrs,
Jirnts and Clayton to havo bArk-
onod to the call of dritrest far
removed from tftclr YenUr duty
M0OBLYN
Now Playing
"Blondiv of the Foilies," tclli
tli« story of the adventures of a
pair of working girls who grud
urfle to popularity and luxury in
the Boardwav show world. It H
the story of their departure from
Hit poverty of their tonflincnt en-
vironment, their .sojourn in lux-
urv, and their return home But
n the telling of that story Fran-
ces Marion, who composed it and
Anita LOOB, who wrote the din
oj>ue, have imparted strunfir dra-
ma and moments of hiffh humor
I Thi? picture abounds in fine en
tei'tainment.
Mon, Tuea, Wed.
• "Horse Feathers," latest of the
[mad. merry comedies of the Four
,Mnrx Brothers, opens Monday
An amunlng plot holds the pic-
ture tojretlier. Gruticho is a rol
le«e presldnnt becuusij tlwt's tin
only way, it Deems, he tan ni»l
IIIH son, Zcppo, out «f cnlleBi'
Zeppo lniK been there uyi'he years
With the cooperution of Chico,
village bootleRKer, and Harpn,
vllluifc iluirraicher, he ultiinnirh
accomplishes his ohii'rt.
STRAND
Now Playing
Maurice Chevalier's latest Htar-
ling picture, "Love Me Tonight,"
featuring Jeanette MaoDonald,
Charlie Rumrlflii, Charles ButtiT-
wnrth and Myrna Loy,
Like previoua pictures storiiiHf
Chevalier, "Love MP. Tonljtht" U
itone in a huinnroui niiil u'liimfi-
ual vein. -
Chevalier ia cast us "the bent
little tailor in all France"—a bus-
iness man with bijr and few funds.
Sat., Mon., 'lueg,. Wed.
"Grand Hotel" * umnieiitiuhnbly
the outstanding film nroduetion of
the vear will open 'a four iluv
run Saturdny for the first timo
nt popular prices. The eliarac.
terB portrayed by the greatest
iUl-star east aH.Nembleil in any
film production to date.
The male of prices will he SOc
from 1O:1B a, m., until i) p, m,,
and 7Bc from 0 p. ni,, until elos.
inR.
SHOW: BOAT
Now Flaying
"Devil and the Deep," the Tal-
ulah Bankliead-Gary Cooper film
s the feature.
The picture, which marks Coo-
per's return to the sqreen ofter
several months spent huntlnB In
Africa, is set in a port on th«
north coast of Africa. Miss 'Haftk.
llead is cant »H the wife of n
snlimiiritie eommanf|pr, who is ins.
AiiiiL-ly jculnuii of her. She meets
Cooper and fails in 'love with
him, to dim-over later that he m
a new member of her husband's
cresv,
MOB,, Tuei,, Wed,
"Guilty as Hell," a ' murder
story with a comedy twist to it,
opens Monday at the Show Boat
Theatre, with Edmund Lowe, Vic.
tor . MeLaBlen and Richard Allen
in the starring roles,
It is an nilaptation of the sue.
cessful stane play of the samn
title which enjoyed a long run
on Broadway last season,
DOUGHTY
Now Flaying.
Noah Beery, Raymond Hatton,
Maude Burne and Lyle Talbot
LYN
Thursday, Frliay and SatuTdiir
Marlon Davit. , ftobt. Mont0om.ry
Blondie of the'Folliei
Monday, Tue.day and widi«idW~
TTie Four Marx Bros
"HORSE FEATHERS"
Thur« , Friday, Sat., Sept.
Will Rogers
SOWN TO EARTH"
W.titern Eieclrli: sound
Continuum louo a. m. to Mldnlte
Htli Over Thurt. and Friday
Maurice Chevalier
In "LOVE ME TONIGHT"
with Jeanatt* 'MietJiinala
Soturiay Monday, Tu.iday, Wed
"ttrand Hotel"
At Popular Prlcei
Thuri,, Friday, Sal,, Seol 1 I 1
ANNV HUBSTii
"Back Streat"
JOHN BOLES—IRENE DUNN
SHOWBOAT
Matlnmi 2:30 Ive,, 6;M jo
Th^riday, Frld.iy and Saturday ,
"Devil and the Deep"
TaliHlah Bankhead
€ary Cooper
Monday, Tueiday and Wtdneiday
"Guilty at Hell"
Victor McUiigien . Edmund Lowe
Thuri,, Friday, Sat,, J«pt, 1.2.3
Harold Lloyd
"M0VI1 CRAZY"
Matinee lilO Eve§, 8iJ0 to 1i!!Q
Thuriday, Friday ani SatufdayT
"Stranger in Town"
Ann Dvorak . David Manneri
Monday, Tueiday and Wedntiday
Kay Francit • Wm, Powell
"Jewel Robbery"
Thuri,, Friday, lat,, lent, 1.1.1
JANET OAYNOB, CHAS, FARRELL
"THE FIRST YEAR"
have prominent roles in "Strang-
er in Town," the new "Chie"
Sale comedy olagaic of real fiilkH.
"Stronger in Town," which in
a eonieily of real folks, presents
David Mnrmers as the manager of
a chain jrrocery gtore in a smuli
Western town, with Ann Dvorak,
who ploys the feminine lead, na
his .aweetheart,
Mon,, Toes,, Wed,
A two.fold interest and impor-
tance attaches to Warntir Bros,*
'Jewel Eohbery," the brilliant Vi-
ennese rornantic jiielodraiim which
opens at the Doufihlv Thtntre
next Mondiy,
First and foremost, it marks the
screen reunion of William Powell
and Kay Francis alter u lapse ot
many months.
Secondly, because "Jewel Hob-
beiy" ha» fascinated anil amused
the theatre-BOirs of two conti-
nents with its wit, its Huave, smb.
tie sutirij, niiil its guy, I
' rascality,
Philadelphia!!
As Reckless
John SliBftlinti, jli of I
Inney HL. Philadp,
ed S1(H by Majisirats
niehai'da Monday for
driving.
• Three pnlicemen
against him and allcgd bl'1
gone nor Hi im Asbnry if, •!
lift aide of the gtrtet lf
Uenly cut ncroBn to l
aide to pnrk, caUilng IS
lowing him 10 hit bli ! '
the rear.
Shcehnii denied lie WM i,
on the left ttlile 0! Uji i
He iileadcii not _gulltf.;
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING
Saturday Night, August 27th
GEORGE OLSEN
IN PERSON
' ' • And Hit Music - . . With A *
Revue of Broadway Stars
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES'
Famous
Shore
Dinners
$ 1.25
Every Night, Except Saturday
ALEX.BARTHA
AND HIS
Victor Recording
Orchestra
Under DJuetion of
ML,
NO COVER CHARGE
CouverC,
Call SomeB J
Point 940 - J
or 533 Tot .
Reservation^'. •
COMING »Xi Sept. 3rd.4fl|
RUM
IN PERSON. «j
•ndhi.
AUGUST 26. 1932. of the
Ocean City S«mttaeI>Ledfer Do Ym R ^ ^ ^
i Clly New". Bstabllohoil IMIi •enUail-LMstr-Nawa, ConwHiUtM till.
"For • Greater Ocean City"
etery Friaw nora »• Bentlnel-Ijsager BuUdlDB, Eiglith BIMBt ml
-JTATiBUS (ne«t IS M Mto'i Hall), Oosan OltF. Now Jefity, by tt«
[OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY
ORIN pANOB?lNB aailqp ana O«nefa| Mun.fer
AdTertialnK Munaser
Price: 11,10 per Year
L.ORIN p^ANOB
JOHN 0, S
OCEAN CITY'S OPPORTUNITY IN THE AIR
E hdve the world of aeronautical atudentg that Ocean
City has natural facilities for the developmtnt oi
of the flneit airports on the Atlantic CoaBt, IV has
advantage of being adaptlble both as a land and sou
|e for planes.
When the airport site was acquired by the city, a
ge percentage of the taxpayers resented the saddling
their shoulders of a heavy RtWitlona] tax burden. But
(is may prove that the city moved more wisely than
at of us knew, •
The announcement last week that the state may de-
lop a section of the airport, under state unemployment
fiat funds, as an emergency landing field, means that
eun City may soon appear as an important spot, on
airways map. The field which the state proposes to
jin would be, for the free use of all planes, commercial
privately owned, for at least ten vears.
lean City may 'soon appear as an important spot on
|, more direct transportation to the sources of its sum-
¥r trade. Quite naturally it has, until now, directed its
lention to the railroads . But now a new form of trans-
rtatioii—aerial—knocks at our door, asking only a small
fount of encouragement to begin with.
Passenger-carrying commercial planes and lines are
[implying rapidly. The same is true of privately-owned
ies. With even the nucleus of an airport to offev them,
} will use it, more and more.
How aerial trafflc is growing today is strikingly em-
.sized in an article in the September "Rotarian," from
tieh the following paragraph is culled:
"Today finds air transport of persons, ^ail, and express
• records which would have been Rasped at in Ihe 'peak'
There's no depression on the aerial trafflc lanes crlss-
•erus.-injr AmerUjaj Kvery month that neeis the economle crisis
Icoiiiiiiuo, HISO mis Inertasing business aloft. It looks as If
|\vi. mnst look/up 10 catch better times returning on wines."
Eight "private jobs" visited the undeveloped field at
jtli st, last week end. This is typical of the almost un-
|ticed sky visjtors the resort already enjoys,
Fred M. King,_ banking and mining magnate of
hiulinjf, W. Va,, flew to Atlantic City for a week-end
bit. The Atlmtie City Press comments as follows on
trip, which he has duplicated several times during
|e summer:
Tlie "Air," he said, brings Ihe ocean front within three
Ilinurs of the mountains of West Virginia, The panorama
lunfulilijil by » fliffht from the uplnnils ncross llars'Iand, Penn-
Jsylvaniii ami New Jersey would ho sufflclent In itself, lie
InKwHiHl, (ivBii ihoujth tin: 1 surf ami cool sea air were not
Ithe ri'wuril for the trip. »
, * • *
Otean City admittedly "has everything" to offer the
laker for health, happiness and recreation. The only
ph is speedy transportation for commuters and a safe
Ming field for private fliers. With air tran£jnr4; com-
|nies inducing fares in many cases to a point almof' m
as the railroads', time-saving considered, the resort
I offered a short cut to the fulfillment of its desires.
Newspaper editors who nfe supporting Hooaevelt are
irrj'injf Iieciliise if anytliinK hapilftm to him, we'll ha?e WII-
Mum Randolph Garner for president.
HOW ABOUT SOME MQHB TREES?
f*HE residence streets that are lined with shade tree."
me the most attractive in Ocean City.'ahd probably
|c property 011^ those streets is most valuable,
Jnmea B. Bevill, president of the chamber of com-
lorce, fostered the planting of several hundred trees, a
fcar or so ago. Practical!*' all of them today are thriv-
|g and are adding to the attvactiveness of their environ-
lint.
Mr. Bevill was able to secure these trees at low cost.
tlivmed and planted. Now that such a fine start has
pin made, the tree planting campaign should be eon-
mied. Trees are a good investment, They pay dividends
lincrfiased, property values,
•Because Mr, Bevill did so well with the campaign,
he Sentinel-Ledger nominates him to renew it this fall.
The horse Is coming hack! So many people have their
; earn lacked, and are using Shank's more now.
The kid* wiih to rail ihe taxB*y«ri' attention to the fact
that coniiatrable money can be ift¥ed by cutting out courms
In geometry, grammar and Other hard BUbjccts.
10 YEAHS AGO ,
J, M. Cheiiter sold 400 feet of
Ocean [root property in one
•lay, said' to be tne largest real
(•Htntc trftnsactlcmB In history.
Mayor Hurry Headley Buroliased
ICO feet of tlie property' from
,!,,H. ''nmMlriKliniii'H holdingi,
J, Thompson Baker annouced
he wmild run lot the Democrat-
ic iimiiiiiallun fur eongresamau.
J, Ralph Wilson waa elected
commodore of the Ocean illy
Yacht Club, Daniel H, Paris
and frank D. Newberry were
elected meinhiiH of the board
of KOVernori,
Stephen T. Vouni, of Peteis-
burg, ii roiil eitate operator
here, died nuddenly of u heart
ai lack. Ho was 70,
Two MUlvlire men were fined
|22 fiaeh for fishing on Sundny
by .Maynr Harry Headley.
If. YKAKS A«0
Daniel Gallaiher, owner ot
the Lafayettii Hotel, died. He
wild a wall known Philadelpnlan.
The i-fty instituted steps to
end the controversy over the
camp grounds by eondemninis it
for pnlillc park imrpiises.
The Ocean City Pishing Club
raised $1000 toward enlarging
ltd IlshinB pier at 14th si,
.Mrs. Florida Jones was re-
ooveriiiK from an operation for
alisfir«8es on the brain.
Wllliiim B. Darts, a summer
resilient, presoiited » numher of
old greenbacks, known as "shin-
pl«intCTH."-_lo~~lhe "public library.
Miss Maud M. Moulds was 1U
hrririiiii.
Ocean City's Gay 90's
Now for the Political Olympics By Albert T. Reid What's
By PRANK PABKHK-I
Other Editors' Views
WOJIi:* AT THK HOTELS
What would we do without
the goud-nalureii' women oi the
hotel!) during a summer «oas(iii
81 Ihe shore7 They Hre an lin-
UisgiilBed hlosaing nncl tlieir
works of charily are as numer-
ous nn Hi*! sands of the Hea,
It i» rhiefly owing t» their ef-
forts that we have progressive
eiichi'OB, hat iiimming partleB,
rftke walks, hag clippin^g and
the hundred and on* pleasur.
nhln Illtle pngtimes tlmi so to
miikf the Iroth of seashore so-
cial life. .Man, In bin aeifliihiieiis,
iliinks only of llfthlns, boniiii«,
ihe boardwalk and nn occasion-
al dance,
Thia constitutes hiN perional
ylgnr, hut if Homebody Olan
nrlKliiiitos n iimctlnn, no "innftnr
wliai it Is, lie is willing enough
to attend nnd particiiirite in Hie
Kond lime 1 which Invariably fiil-
lows.
If anybody is sick, theBe mi-'
HiilH of mercy nre ready at, all
Uiiins to perform the duties of
nur»e, and In every way do '
Iliey conBiantly seek unine me.
tliad for taking one SBICR out
of one's self. They are always
cheerful rind instead of Infliet-
Ing their Irntibles upon othei'B.
Ujways have a willing ear for
the dlfflciUHes of whnaver may
choose to rBiale thoni,
(Tlio above urtlrle nnpeiiri'd
in the flcMii lily Tlaily Hp.
porter 1m Sutiirdny, July SB,
isnn.)
— • -—
JUST A'FEW
LITTLE OPTEUISMS
It may be only a colneidanot
hut business began'to Improve
as soon as Congress adjourned
and has been improving rver
since, . . If we could eleminatB
Hessions in Prealdentiui ycaiM
I here would be fewer bud \>aiU
ness periods. , . Whure iii the
political ghoulder on which pin-
liibli'ionlsta enn nry? . . Tile f;r-
est season of the year io piuny
Is fast iipiiroBehimj. , . More and
more are saving their vaciit.LiriH
until September or Oc'toher. , .
Now that we're begliinlnK to
reallKe that MS isn't the eiiil
of the world, perhaps sve':l have
spunk enough to do »omo oilier
jobs that need doing and pro.
vide more work. . , With mar.
ket conditions Irnproviuif . th«
mill her* plans to resume full
time operations again, , , i'liinBs
are looking nn—Atiaiitlr futility
Record. ;
Sqpplyinj i wKk-td-WHli inipiniion fsr UK ha.T-ln,rttnt(l MB wiU tad
tury hrnma Intl paralliltil iinht txptrKins o< "Tlie MM Noted^K#
I'OTATOE
.NOT KNU'OURAGUti
• Ifarmers are greatly iligjuoiii'.
BHed over, the white iimnlo
crop, • .Only a ajHall aiiioiiiit of
white potatoes lias been ilua ;mtl'
THE ETERNAL MIRACLE ,
W E are quite unmindful of chronolBtF in wnting this story, We
are not bound Iiy the familiar outline which btfrfni with the
song of the angels at Bethlehem and ends with .the weeping of the
woman at the cros».
We shall thread our -mm back and forth through £h» tieh va-
rlety of Jesus' life, picking up this Incident and tliat Wt of son-
vorsation, this dramatic contact and that audacious decision, and
brlrisflnK them toK»ther as best to illustrate our purpose. For that
liiirpoHe is not to write a biography but to paint a portrait. We
pass quickly over 30 years of Jesus' life, noting only that some,
litiw, somewhere there occurred in those years the eternal miracle
—the awakening of the inner consciousness of power. The eternal
miracle,
f
, ,
" In New'-Tfork une ituy'V luncheon was tendered byi*S?f»therIng
of (llstinguished gentlemen to David Lloyd George, There were
peihapa two hundred at the tables. The food was good and the
speeches' were Impressive, But what stirred one's imagination was
II study of the men at the speakers 1 table. There they were—some
of. the most Influential citizens of the. present-day worldi and who
were tbey?
At one end o( the table an international financier—the son of
ii poor country parson. Beside him a great newspaper propnetor—
he£cami from a tiny town in Maine and landed in New York with
iiii thrtn $100, A little father along the president of a world»wide
press association—B copy boy in a country newspaper office. And,
JKPFJ2RHON - abrUe Itt
The beautiful old home, or
Thomas Jefferson at Montlcello,
, designed by the third President
himself, |g one of tlie cittorlc
buildings or Am«rica,that ought
to lie kept an-a national shrine
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Association, which purcUfued
the property several years ago,
tcittorcd ii and maintalnft It for
\1fttorfl in Her nnd admire, has
been hit 1>> ihe depression, like
cverybod) i-lse Theie is dun-
ECr, unlfBB BOinctbluK more Vlum
. $100,000 oim tifl rained quickly,
Hint ch( Ruiall lemtiining mort-
gage on the iiropcrty wllj be
foreclosed and it will puns Into
private hands
/ have n pcculiai inton-al in
Jefferson I think his Ideals
and principles ought to be kept
alive, and I do not know how
thut (.nn bo done better than to
liei'p Monliccllo as a monument
to him and them I sent the
Tlftma-i Jeffrriion Memorial AB-
fOclntJon, New York, a dollar
tnwiiid the mortgage. If c\ery-
(irie else feels an 1 do about
Icffpraon will do the name, there
i\lll lie no foi ccloBiire.
0 + I?
FROST - liBrneftned b; luduitry
[ went lo a luncheon in New
York the tfiber day at which
everything that was Berved, ex-
»HII-I to feed .mil take
care of, for one thing. A well
broken yoke of two-year-old
The most
had last week wat
oro Dinner ,Clnb,
times there »re ,U
out of work,'and In
the majority of them?J
jobs do somebody—11
who—had' the bright JI
starting a restaurant': "
tors who have the
have- a good dinner
cents, and the ft
can dine for a doll**,.;,'!
tra half dollar going til
the dinner or «o^ne
can't afford It.
The •• waltresneii are all"
re»Bes out ol Ttork, who
at the tables tor their
and the bug-boys and'
tendants are aetorg In VVl^m
situation. I feas greeted ut-\
door by a former screen '<
•ft ho was one of the jOMMl •
lar reraonageB In the hi,
few year* ago, «n* : UM tj
waman wjio , a>n4usl«- ^
soup had her na£e' iji
lights on BrondViy
•^easonfi aso. The
nbly ZOO acton ,
dining there; but J
,a sfqgls ^doyiful tape.' Ev.
was cHWrfulMn spite" I!
mil. ol" nlhfir rolk'p hitfliiii ^
"tur, I came IO aid, if j»u
tould THIHO my milm> ''
Boss: "This ain't piiy mi "
"I know that, but 1 Hi |i'-l't
I'd speuk lo \ou .ibnut it in-
day "
BOHH. "OD bmk In »ork ,i'id
don't ^oiry J'\c inaiiii^ed to
raise it evt>r> wfelt 'fn fdi,
linvun't I?" • A
BoWm-Merrlll Co,
Wolves of Sea Here Again
i * $ w 5 3- '
Bluefish Again Being Caught; Like Barracuda in Attack
days
gage is foreflosable, unleaB the
mortgage holder can rent or Bell
•the house at onoe and gain
something thereby, This pro-
tects the home.'"- and the
mortgage hdldi,.
Of course this decision holds
good in Ohio today possibly only
in Akron, but It shows •'thiit
snine of the old laws need le-
Interbrelation In inesi! 't-nuble-
some times,—Vlneland 1'o.Mf.
thnt
lK!fN8lLTlIlO
TRY OlIT 8AI,I» TAX ""
Pciinsylvunln Is going to make
a sin montht' trial of the sales
tax ns. n, meanp of raising reve-
nue with which to take care of
tlie jobless. This experiment
should supply some information
as t6 how the. gales tax works
and' prove a au'danee to Con-
gress •when that body takes up
consideration of « the subject
either the coming winter or ttext
spring, whicb It Is likely to do.
In the Pesstylvanlt, scheme of
things the motorist is hit again.
The Pennsylvania tax on. gas is
three centH and the federal tax
li one cent, vhlcli mikes four
certs the motorist has to put up
In that itatt and now under the
. operation of the sales tax he
will have to pay an additional
penny on owy aollar's worth
of gas hi nuys,, It is fast he-
coming pretty expensive to the
five rage Min to own and run a
SlfcM NMrg.
vttmtUA thAt *6r« *"i
million elMtrto Ucht
of flints aut
inhabit waters adjacent l«
(ity—Kilitor.)
II) EDWARD 0. FKNSKK
h'otjnd 'from Auatraliu to the
,Medlt«iTanean Sea, Ilie biueftsli,
(ponmtomus saltatrix la in u
elaaa iiy itself by reason of Us
being a family with nut a dingle
species,
HluenBli HH a rule travel in
schools, and In their daslruct-
fiilneiiB can he likened to a pack
of wolves. Their path is stained
with blood and littered with
maimed flsU, One authorily
clasaes them as animated ehop-
plni machines. Striking at any-
thing that move« thru the water
with a ferocity that rlvalB tlie
barracuda, Jt wn he classed as
one of our ljtat game fish,
Cut nsli bait, meial, wood or
feathered squldg are Jo the
Ilkim of the "killer," Trolling
near the surface, of the water
from slow-movlnB •power boats
Is one of the best methods.
Until last season, bluensh
were not caught loeally in any
large number!. Previous to inos
they weri In abundance, bu?t un-
til, recent year*, they gradually
visited our shores in fewer num.
DOTS until it wai clasnd an
event to catch one. From all
Indieations, this year will prove
a record year for blueflsh, as
party boats trolling off the coast
are bringing in record catches
•very a»y, .-
file reuen for the dlss.ppw.r-
unce And reapp*arauc* of cer
"Mai\," Milfl Mrb ,\Yw ich to
the new mind, "\»u ,na.\ t-ikc
llu- don nut .mil Km HPI -ODK'
ilr"
"\i'S,, niH'ani" .icquitMi-d Hit
maid "Vnd plcnw, ma'am, uhi-re
will I llnd tln> nenieqt) »en1cp
A guide Bhowinis an old lady
over the ino, took her to n CURB
d, "wr.
arnment. and many more who
study the habits of fishes as a
iiobliy nre still in ignorance of
the deatlnatlpn of many migra-
tory Belies, This Is Indeed, one
liraneh of natural science
where the surface is'merely'
scratched.
The Public Mail Box
A HI EXHIBITOft
AI'l'ROTES BIPORT
Editor Sentluel.LedBer;
I wish to express my very
slncert •aDpreolaton and thanks
for your splendid and 'encour-
aging article regarding «ny work
.in exhlhnton In the Legion
Rooms,' Ocean city.
Through-th* encouraging ar-
llclea and reports regarding my
work, I should be stimulated to
gr*ator effort in devoting odn-
slderable Urn* during the com-
ing winter to more serious
work,
Mr. Roberts la also interested
111 the exhibitions and. articles
and lias forwarded copies of
The Sentlnel.Ledfer to our
nmny friends and patrons thru-
but' the country, including sey.
eral purchasers of, my water
colors in Hollywood, California.
1 trest th«t our if -"-
be ot mutual advah
Jig my I
to Wur reporter «t^
IDS ib* «*Blbltloa wh6 MW
to wrlti l6 pl«MU«ly. I im.
,"'.- : J*»••*—*•'•""'-
The visitor stared at It In
horror.
"Good gracious," she said, "nn'
to think my sister married une
ii' them!"
"I'm frightfully worried about
my wife,"
"Qnod heavens! what has thi
ant?" ' '
"The car!"
"S(i your husband Is suffering
with httllucfhations?"
"Well, every time we go rid-
ing uitb hntt btihlnd the
lie Inuislnci he In
mi 1 ' 1
"So lAiss W^He^Is the
wclRlit champion of his
eh* Who did he over |
hoit of?"
"Eti'rjone who ever
his grocciy stole!"
\ group oE pasaengers
sathercd on the Ueok of a
Ins ocean liner for
merit The manter of ce
.uinounceil that he could i
nrrupallon of any pasaengeir-i
ciiunlly nbiervlng his face. ^
"You arc a doetorT"
"Vou an- n lawyer?"
"Vou ni a minister'"
"Yon are, a tanner,"
The lust-named subject' I
Hweii'd dejectedly, "YOU
badl mistaken; I'm only •»
ick 1 "
"DM -on hear about x
nii'ii v* ho v, ere hungf
"Hinvfnn. no—lell me
it"'
"Thej couldn't come to
"Are you n Rtftunch
oral,"
"Mcrcv yes' I even
Kepuhllcan
Wlldman: "Bht'e no
Wiseman: "I'll, My
She was having dates
H
Nowedd. "I wonder
ne oan*t Mrf j
.Mm Newedd: "It'g
Imre, tloar; ibey are
inc Homethlng we
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