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at plnochl. 

Mr. u-d Mrs 

'Mr. ario Mrs. 

.Mn..,C(ar»nef 

:U 8, A. atefl. 

Bcrvle Dniieherty 

Wlttup Morrison 

Ml at «»I* 

at «I*L 

Kjrtlllam Morrison, 9th 

Oqeftn &V., entertalnod the 

at cards, Tuesday night 

Edward Hogan, "Mrs. Nathan 

&Smith. Mrs. Bay L. P'lte 

Oliver .Halnes. Mrs. Morga 

d, Jr> Mrs Robert Laird an 

Albert Hoabach. 

JATZINGERS 

B SHOES ~ P«P»r 

Strto.. Fnpcr Banpert and Prop- 

r'Flt. KMh Tlnr F»l X-ray Finn) 

2009-11 • ATLANTIC WE. 

Brie* 

W 

'At I u n r g 

I. Mrs. Howard Brlcc, 63J 10th St., 

iontertalned the following at a lun- 

cheon-bridge Wednesday: Mrs. 

I Harry Headtcy. Mrs. George S, 

iGroff, Mm, Harold 3. Paris, Mrs. 

Ralph H. Vnn Olldcr, Mrs. Lorin 

,D. All«evinc, Mrs. Arthur W. 

Shoemaker, Mrs. Kloyd C_. Slmms. 

|Mra. Russell H. Niilty nnd .Mm. 

C. Unmet* Shoemaker. 

v entertained lh« fOllowUil »t birthday wa^celebrKsFiln PUlo- 

Blbiitlgepirty Monday mgUi Tliojkee. In the erenlmx, Mr, and Mia. 

Misses Pieg' Spoonor. Blair Tor-1 Champion and friends motortd to 

b»rt, JfaryVColll»son, Bfelyn Ll(,ipain BOMB, where tnt^ atteiyled 

Ui." ! Bitty Dull, allMan Relehlyj* tpeatre party. Mw. Champion 

" " ' received- many beautiful gifts, • 

On the- way home they spent 

the week end at the KtngRhlgh- 

way Hotel at Little Biver. They 

also stopped In Virginia whore 

they visited Mrs, Champion'* sla- 

ter, sirs, William Byrd, who came 

home with Mrs, Champion and Is 

spending two weeks In Ocean rlty. 

Mrs. Champion was one of Mack 

Sennett's bathing benutles of ifliT 

Hostess 

At KrUKK Fatty. 

Miss Hannah Mitchell. !)5» \V, - 

'cy a\ cnlert&lnul ilu foil mins 

at hridj.1 Munday .inernnnn Mr-. 

Olto W. Ralchly. Mrs. William C 

Alibntt, lira. Frederick Itain- 

'ridge, Mra. Harry Slorri 

Jeorgs M. .MillspaUKli, Mr*. Dun 

el 8. Paris, Mrs, Clayton Halnes 

Jrlck, Mlis Nellie E. Totrner. 

Mrs, Hurry Heudley, Mrs. ("ail 

nd Mrs. James E. .Tnhnsnn. 

Mr, and Jlw. Jesse ('hampiun 

Htnm from Klorfiln, 

Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Champion, 

•7 W, IClli nt,, linve nriiveil home 

om Palioliee sind Palm Beach, 

a relative of 

.Mrn. Utiiveisily *>i 

lviUHii. SnturUuy aft^î IHMHI. 

ami Mix J. Hunim 1 .. ol 

, and Mlxs Kiuu l!nu:n( o| 

lpliia. woltf \ôt'l[ rnd Imii: t 

i»f Alls, llîirv \lu«. 1 't 

s Loen HiUMidinu tln^ wlntfr 

Yeadon. rot tuned Moniluv 

Huh. 

her 

I'llclii) niKlil, Every meiii- 

•ns pi-pseul, including ilie 

ills, Linn niilirlehi, Helen 

minikins. lU'MV Jmi 

IIIIIVB Smith, Fiances Roth. Dnr 

linlierts, Helen Pnichel 

ppils and June 

NM Niii,. 11 IIIIM It 

iriirkc Ilirtliiliij 

Mra. Kalph H. VanQlldor WRH a 

Philadelphia vifilloi;, Mnndny. 

Billy , Ooff, lasil Central av., 

slianl "ilm weeli end un II giicm »i 

friends In Merlon, 

Samuel 11, Ooff »us ii Phliuili'l- 

pliiu visitor, .Muniluy. 

Mrs. 1'rnilk SaiiHlnii wus nn Al- 

Inntlu tills' .vlniiiii'i Miuidiiy. 

Mr, untl" Mm. Kilwiml Kiuu 1 . 0c 

imn Uuurt iijtiirtiiieniH, enies-uiiiiuiJ 

FivdiMii'li H. I.nwrclice, nl' Ni-\\ 

îirk, for Ki'Vi'i-al duys recently. 

Sirs. II. l'. Kiiiilli aiiii Miss H: 

ah Vuti (iliiU-r, S-'l Wwiley uv., 

1 Uie jliyrtinii (If llln I'll 

l'mriurs I'huiili'i', iJ.iii'ilin 

'licaii Uevolminn, 

OCEAN 

Mrs 

llftS Ol f FN FOH III S1MXS Vtw Di'livrn 

DeDan's Prescription Pharmacy 

FOURTri ST., COR. OCEAN AVE. 

V PA IT F. l»el»AX, I'hnrniiiclst, 

Abbot's Del.nxe !«• Crvum Aiwnry. t'hipp's llalij Fouil 

All Medicines At Cut Prices 

DELAWARE HOTEL 

3rd Street and the Boardwalk | 

OPEN APRIL 1st 

—ON EUROPEAN PLAN— 

Dining Room Opens April 8 

BUBS 

1 can vouch for that ad ii 

noon lor an 

Tim Ml 

Mr. and Mrs, Ali'ri'il Si'nlor, 

liiiiri'l I'd., slii'iu Hiimlas ;>» 

glii>slH uf riiialiii'S ill ViMlifi' I 

Mr. and Alt's. Marls ili.iliii 

llrldijPtiiii, VjtM-i' -week ••ml f 

of Mr. and MTB, Anliiir W, S 

Olivin Wrtv 

fi y. udents i» 

mil .\«rmal Srhnol 

i'in! IMMC ;iri quest 

ara LiMu-h, uf Wuutihury 

ri'i-riiily ai tlif Wiinlili' 

ro H!U> will ri'iimin 

Mis 

Pill id tillUrll 

uf IlPr liari'iiis, Mr. 

nnl 11. stnlniipii. 1 ( 

aiii! will 

MiS Kinma SipU-r. !H1 ivmr.il 

whn lias lipi'ii wiiiH'rinis "i 

iuituit uf LliO tumt 

y of ihn fiftni 

iri;il will 

ouHi* 1 ui which all 

and friendH nri* iti- 

ihiii all nit l !H= 

thy 

i Mrs, Aiiliin llaiion 

f Philatloltihia, wi'ip n i 

nl, HiiiMiKM 1 hnii- 

MtlOHIA'X 

rliliij iiiiil 

Kif«. Tn-o Slioin Hurtlni JilS •• Aduli 

Saturday am! IIolU«* M*tiit«« IlJQ u, m. — 

BiiikH uf IMI'e flHsC!. Hllll Hnlllnj Al ] 

I'llilny * aiturdir. Mir, 01 . Apr!! 1, 

GEORGE ARLISS 

• liralilB ill "niiratll 1 " wjlli lllr rn:nM, ,, 

IlDnalfi" In 

"THE KING'S VACATION" 

with DllK POWELL . PATRICIA ELLIS «| 

Mfl, chin. m. Th« i.n"l »»«••• — Fall)( Art, 

Jaun Hlondoll 

Bkardo^'urti'K 

(iinjrur Rogers 

"Broadway Bad" 

AINU 

WilliuinMiiii 

illt I l:c Hen" 

"Mystery of (K, 

Wax Mu8 

will, 

Mone! AtwB: 

•''uy Wray 

in •rmnHumjn, 

,.*• •'• FiKLMl, 

"Fala! (]|j«i B| ^J, 

liis nrrivtnl 4it dinnrr 

1 liiiuiinj wiili tliem all snrl 

.•(i'laiiml iliincs in put. It was 

,|nn| hil'lhiliiy MniilviMNMrv. iitill Iiosiiles 

pfljityiin: dinner Innelher. Miss 

^-| Willis was tlio recipient nf flow. 

K nnd uifis. 

i'hr InllnwinM wcrr present t Mr. 

d Mrs. AYiUiam retergoii, Mr. 

! i i ii I Mi». liiiiip" Ward, Mr. and 

! .Mrs. i'liirence IVrsilsnn, Miss El- 

! ixiiholli Breckley, Miss nerllia 

I Slii'Mi'ii. Mlis l-rmma Miiihis. Mi«s| 

Iiiiiii Sinl! nnil Miss Willis 

Friday ami Aaturday, April 7-8 

Buster Crobbe (The Lion Man) in King of 

TIH* fnitniuliliy hriiigp'tpa fîv= 

i Fi iiiny nrtrrnnni? nt ihr rmin= 

ry I'hih wiis wrll atfonfinl. Mrs. 

hniv Ho:iil!i\v ;m*l Mrs. Herbert 

\_ Aihlisfiiti wpfn hofMngsps, 

Ai II Niuiiisir nffnir nest l^rhiny, 

\pril 7* at "i \), niM a unique fea= 

furr will ho innio hn&U;. mornhpfR 

or Elic jiiilf rliil*, lloiify i', ^rhiinKn 

I Jr. and Mrs, 

Have Week-end Hnu 

Mr. ami Mis. Harry Gill, i 

Wymiewnoil, Pn.; Mr. and Mr 

Viilson Hiiie, of Slf>"ehaiitvilli 

Dr. No_viii H. Seits ancl Miss Cati 

crinc Crowe, a nurse it Halitii ma 

hospital, Philadelphia, wer* 

enct house guests of Dr. aiul 

John 11, Tuwnst'n.i. 

Mr. Buie who was rosi.ient pn = 

ifineer for the Eastern ICnjjineei • 

intt Company when it was iiuildiiiir 

ihree nf the four new hriduej In* 

tween hen 1 anil Soniers Point la?,! ,S[Ory nf u man « 

\eur. Is in unnslruetiuii work nt ,sirf and ,1,11.1. I 

the Delaware Water iiap, |lul.i W]len 

Dr. Seits was iissistant last : MS 'country's thmne and 

"Iminer to llrs, Tii\vn.iul ami when 

BECK'S 

for Sea Food 

9th St. at the New 

Bridge 

I'HOSK IBfifl 

whn 

CLAMS 

In Shell 

All Sizes 

2 doz 25c 

SALT OYSTERS 

Stewing doz 15c 

I Frying doz 20c 

FRESH 

Porgies 

PHESH 

Sea Bass 

Fllft i eii 

Flounder 

8 lbs 25c 

iblOc 

Ib 35c 

\fl> DKI.IVKIt 

Cm in. 

WiTully ili'poii-.'il iiiicr 1 

. jciirs nf |inmii and jinnpr. linv, 

| ins iiueeii innsriii anil ii'mrns i 

' si'fnprt "f Il!« I'arher l;;ip!iltlt-H 

What he finds lias TU1,..,I \:htl 

ilii-n- iiiui ihr tliiiiiu.'i* he iiliiorvt 

>]>le lie kiiesv ami Invi 

Mrs. Smith HJINH'SS 

Al I'nrd Port). 

Mrs. Herbert (:. Sn.ith, f,oi 

Pleasure av,, was hostes t 10 tin 

follHWiag at cards Wednesday al- i$ ymvz 

it'lniinn; Mr». Williiin, Stauler. HSH n n 

Mrs. Hdllh Newlierry. Mrs. Calvin ; his talents fii'r'li.iih""liln. 

Suinpsiin, Mrs. Aiigiisius Quii-.s. and depth of rwlina- 

Mrs. Alheri rislior, Mrs. Elmer Y. I *Iiiiidm nnil Tiifi 

JOHNSQN 

EXTRA()RI)INARY DRKSS 

100 New Dresses $1.95 

50 New presies $2.95 

New Easter Showiiig- of Lovely 

Coats and Suits 

Coats and Suits $3.95 Up! 

New Spring Hats $1.95 

SCRIP ACCEPTED 

STYLE DRESS SHOP] 

815 ASBURY AVENUE 

Inn 

e 

Hohlnsnii (iiiii Mrs. Annie Onus 

• • • Oo SAID a Plainfield business 

man discussing the "Collections By 

Tdephone 1 * advertisement which ap» 

peared in this newspaper. 

• "Hertf • an experience I had," he vol- 

uoteered. "Collection letters to a Long 

Island firm that owed us $275 had 

failed to bring results. I made one 

telephone call, talked the matter 

> wet frankly and the personal appeal 

" brought us a check Immediately for 

the full amount." 

That sail (S8 

airmllci round 

trip) cow only 

SOeentt, 

JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 

gee the New • - 

Chevrolet 

Now On Display 

Sales • Service 

Palmer 

Chevrolet Co. 

ASniiRV AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY 

Kastcrn Nlar Has I'flsj ' ! 

Jllilrntis 1 , PufninN' !ii)fht. I 

Inllialiity work was done hy llll> 

jiasl innuons nnd iinst pulrous of 

the Eastern Star in Masunlc Iln.ll 

.Monday iîghi, 

ICnuh pnst officer was riresent- 

ert wilh a rose hud. All past mat- 

rons were present except the first 

one, Mrs, Oenrge Murphy, who 

now lives in Wesltnoni and was 

unalilo to attend, 

Kalph Jaivis entertained with 

vncal solos. He wiis acconipanled 

by .Mrs, Jarvis, There were visi- 

tors from Camdett, Atiantle rlty, 

And Philadelphiii. nefreshinents 

were served as a coneliidinj fea- 

ture. 

The past matrons and past pat. 

rons who officiated were Miss 

Marguerite English, of Comden; 

Mrs, Clarence 8. Scnlli Mrs, Har- 

vey Aflams, Mrs. George Diinslan, 

Mrs,- Harry 8. Adams, Mrs. J. Ed'- 

ward Voag, Miss Nellie Towner, 

Miss Jiilin Beuli, Mrs. Wllliain S. 

Abbott, Mrs. William P, Onrdiner, 

Mrs. Stirling W. role, Mrs. Char- 

les t\ Blekler, Mrs, Ira Scott 

.Idhnson, Clarence fl. Bcull, Wil- 

liam II. Ranck, Lawrence Lear, 

Harry Torbert and Janies Ward, 

of Ocean City. 

Should a til 

her Mood mum 1 , 

her to rash in 

llaln In 

iiis it iv 

Inner i 

new l--i 111 r 

1 >i 

in "II 

Hi IV If. 

mil 

uplioned by tticurihi i 

or Rogers. ViiMor .InV 

lAines, Allen Vnivni u 

•More than lod of 

preltiesl sirls iiiovide 

peal. There nre :ilai 

H.U-R.R-Y T-O H-A-I-N-E-S 

AINES Cut Price MEDICINES 

^1S Eighth St., Octw City, N. J. Phone §34 Opposite Post Office 

1 30c Citrate 19c Epsom SalU fe 

CITY SCRIP ACCEPTED IN PAYMENT FOR MERCHANDISE 

AHI» TAtCUJIS LIPSTICKS AND KOUAE 

FMC l'owder _ ftflc *!-«« Tang*e Lipstick 7«e 

l.m*11|]IB XWV 

"JO»» Talcin 

41e 

fOc 

,m tie 

lie 

00c 

•UM Armand 

Me VdHui 

S 

7«C 

Dr, and Mn, Thomas W. Adame 

nteriiilned Miss Helen Hnlnei. 

orth and Oram nerr, of Plilla. 

lelphin, fig week end hoiiie 

ilests, 

Mr: and Mm, Walter E, Allen, 

048 Asbilry av,, motored to Phil- 

[dolphin, Hiitiii'duy, They were ae. 

iompanied by their son, Karl Al- 

len, who i.H siieniing a week tiierc 

a a guest of relatives. 

Miss Helen Scull, daiiKiiler of 

ir, and Jlrs. tilarenee B, Scull, 

8lli :,!., |g Biinndlng the spvlDg 

•acatlon here with her parenC! 

She Is a freshman In Wilson Col- 

ege, (.'hanitiersburB, Pn. 

MIBB Margaret Coraon, daugh- 

or of Dr, and Mr§, Allen tHirpon, 

a hern tor the spring vacation. 

She Is a Ntudcnt nt ihldmare co 

ge- * * t:M 

Miss Cntherlne Fitch, of Se 

lain I'lty. was n dinner BiieBt of 

Mlaa Virginia MaqDonald, Tiiei 

Irikillii •Uliiu 

Weilni'iiilny nnil I'lliirHtlr,}. 

"The Myslery or ihr W rw M: 

eum" is n inysii'iv tliriler, pi .11 

ra|ihed in 'rrihiiiroinr, and 

said to he one nf ihe TIIMSI I;IS< 

Hating pictures srrfened. It 

taken frnm the play hy fliarl 

Ileldfu ami adaijlrd by I». 

Jiillially and Carl Erirksnn. 

In ihe all star nisi wiih M 

Atwl ore Fay Wray, Glcnrtii Fnr- 

ell, Frank MHiujMi, Allen Vin- 

ant, (Jiivlti Gordon and Kdv.in 

iiaswell. The pirlure was illrnitctl 

by Miehael rnriis:, a miisier r.| 

mystery drama, who handled tlir 

tiiegaphfttie f,,r "Doclor X," 

Special Rates 

ELBERON 

ITH * CENTRA!. 

Hoams iJ.M Weskly UP, Hoi and 

cold water In all reenli. Many 

unuiual sDnvenienets, Large lobby 

Special itennlrliiii Price. 

Ladies Half Soles 

Men's Half Soles jgc 

Rubber Heels, 

Men's or Ladles' 25 C 

Work none Whilf Vno Wail 

Central Shoe Repairing 

STORKS 

7M .Ishiiry, (lpp. Jtnrphj's f.-ld 

fill Anbury ATC, 

Work nBiranlHd b, 

JAS, MAWAHELLA 

lllh Year jn Imlmii In Ottin Cilj 

Distinctive Spring Footwear Styles 

Now On Display at the 

ROYAL 

V OCEAN CITY'S LfiADING SHOE STORE 

Ocean CHy 

:. ^ ',1 ".I . T 

Un-Heard Of! 

HISTORY UPSET! 

tip to the present time tires have been priced lower to 

the motorist than ever in the history of automobiling— 

NOW ANOTHER — — 

22% CUT ON 

GUM DIPPED TIRES 

Tirettont Batteries - - 

Master Electrical 

SIMONIZ 7 

os n liiirli liressorii wash, Tnrnum neanlns iiitcrli.r, TOIICIIIIIB m> 

Hiicits nith liiirn, CoIIsliinii Nickel find THllKK rimts of Slmonlii Wns 

u neanlns iiitcrli.r, TOIICIIIIIB m> AH 

Nickel find THllKK rimts of Slmonlii Wns, 

BOULEVARD 

SUPER SERVICE STATIONS 

OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS 

IIAILKV 4 STIF.BMK, 

12th and Bay Avenue* 

PHONE M7 — 344 mi Atbw Af 

OCEM CITY MNTmEL-l,ED(i 

52nd YEAR—No, 51 KcJ Mi 

Pubjicitlon Office i 

i'ii Hall, Bid at. and Knv 

pênt Asked Spend l Easter In Ocean City, The Most 

To Check Erorion Delightful Shore Resort In Jem 

CITY NKWI. CONtOUOATItt 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933 

to Check Erosion 

Of Local Beaches 

Seek Aid Un- 

ew Federal Reel,., 

mation Act, 

ÛNflES ARfi 

TO COOPERATE 

Unable to H«lp Thsm- 

ielvti, is Awertion, 

The alii of Ilie raderal govern, 

ment and president Rooaevelt in 

cnecl;lng bench erosion along the 

Jersey coast wan nought Ilili 

week by ihe freetinlderH, in a reg- 

' olutlon which will he sen! to the 

preddwi, himself. 

The cleri! of the board wan In- 

llructeil In send eniileH to Con. 

iressnian isaiic Biieharur:]! .... 

Stnators Barbour and Keun, and 

to the freeiioldtrs of Atlantic, dr. 

tan and Manniouth coiintleR, In an 

lltort to enlist aid In tlie move- 

ment. 

S«k Sli«rc uf Kile! Funils. . 

Tho rwaluiion follows:' I 

"WHBIIBAS, it in undeViitnni] 

that Ihe Unllid Btatoii Govern- 

Bient is about to spend cnnnldcr- 

able aniounls of money for re- 

forestation nnd reeliimnlloii rilaiiR, 

(particularly for the relieving of 

the unemiiloymenl sltUHlion, nnd 

"WHKREAB, a cnntlrmal mid 

itrloua erosion or the shore line 

of New .leraoy hag created a con- 

dition ttint Ihreatens the very t>x- 

litence of Ihi SeuHhore nesnrta. 

If this erosion Is not ehei'lioil mid 

••WHEREAS, the ciinditlons 

have become so serious and I lie 

cost of measures needed 10 ehpfk 

toll erosion and iirotoct this shore 

I jht is so great that 111 the pres- 

tilt financial conditions, the var- 

• lous mimicipalltles are iinahle to 

furnish sufficient funds for ihe 

prosecution of such worlf 

"THEIIBPORB be It RI3BOT.V- 

ED, That the attention of Prt-si- 

dint Roosevelt be called lo this 

condition, that lie be and hereby 

i Ii Ditltioned to Blve careful con- 

sideration to this condlMim, • an^ 

'direct the expenditure' el .a nor- 

t'ioB of the iinetn^loy«i?nt «^l!« 

fimdi to the purnflBin aliove men 

tionid and that copies of thlB re 

wlution be sent to our roonreas 

mil and two U, 8. Senfltors." 

ProsperouB Easter 

Here is Indicated 

ThlniB are looking up for : 

prosperous Easter season, accord 

Ini lo information available thi 

wtek. 

Hotels and rooming nouses re- 

port a pleasing number of ad- 

vance registrations, while restau- 

rant men are planning- for a big 

wtek-end. 

The Atlantic City Electric Co. 

and other utilities report a large 

number of connections made In 

preparation for Easter, and in the 

case or the electric company the 

inrsa business Is belter than for 

the past two years. 

Real estate men are keeping 

busy showing properties, nnd a 

large number of prospective rent- 

ers from New York and Dela- 

ware, In addition to ihe Pennsyl- 

vania delegation, have visited the 

resort. 

ity Employes to 

Be Paid in Full 

Up to March 31st 

Additional Scrip to be DM- 

buried Tomorrow; To- 

tal Now $110,000 

TEACHERS TO GET 

JANUARY SALARIES 

Approximately $15,000 in 

Scrip it Uied to Pay 

City Taxes, 

Boosters Swing Into Action; 

Formdated To 'Pi 0 ^ 

Every Citizen Asked To Do 

FILL OCEAN CITY, MAIN 

OBJECTIVE OF BOOSTERS 

More Advertising Ftlnds Needed to Swsll 

Resort's Hillion Dollar Industry,, 

Best 

Goal 

AltOVFI—1'url of Oi i'i)II City's ciÎit-milr oxiiaiire of uiiMiirpaHsi-il Imich of hard nhlk> sand, M broad 

Hint it iicscr xvi'hiH vrinvdcil, mid |uilr«lleil hy mi ffllclent stuff of life giiorcls. Tlioaonnds of Tamttonlstii 

i; tin' liciich frnm vnrlv N|irint; (i> lute full. 

—A KIIIIIIISC Hi' tiif fini>»t Imurdwiilk in the wnrlil. Scltnillflenllv and pennncntly coBstnioted 

l iT it- Niiifnic k niiiiil Iiiiil sn rnrciiilh that it in in smooth us a ilancp 

l(i:i.O\yA KIIIIIIISC 

mi liiiiiiilnllipMs nl (mn nlr 

floor. 

. it- 

k in the wnrlil. Scltnillflenllv and pennncntly 

k niiiiil, Iiiiil sn rnrciiilh that it in in smooth us a 

This is a cordial invitation to'you who 

this L'ditum li> ^pi'iiil voin K;u.toi' 

Holiday i in Oioan CiU, Ami*riia's Gie.il 

egt Family Resort," the moat delightful on 

Jersey's shore. 

^ Come (Uiwn ami get :ieg*nte4 nt the 

HmiHter llnnquct, Hat Fiitty night. 

We, the members of the commitUe that had this banquet in 

charge, after giving tnt mutter careful conilderstioa, have selected 

as the Ultimate Objective of thl§ organization: The PERMANENT 

UPBUILDING OP OCBAN CITY IN EVERY WAV. 

A» a more Immediate objective, we believe we should help those 

whose InWrestB Me in Ocean Clly to become enthuglutlc over the 

prOBpect and possibilities of Improving our conditions now. 

This can and will be done If we fane the facts, sot only of our 

handicaps, but also of thole qonditlons that can be shaped to bring 

ftbout Broiperlty, and the abgolute neeegalty of taking theBC atepB 

immediately, 

• • • 

While BO resort, along the Atlantic Coast has problems more ser- 

ious than are facing us at the present time, yet no City in this das- 

lificatlon has n more brilliant future than the City of Ocean City. 

We have much to work wltn. W« are near great canters of pop- 

ulation where the •umtners are almost unendurable, while our sum- 

mer climate is molt attractive. We have a beautiful oily of fine 

homes, broad streets and paved sidewalks. We have 65 miles ot hard 

iind gravel surfaced streets nnd alleys, the bast lighted resort along 

the coast, modern water and sewer systems, excellent municipal 

buildings, an att.jfliive boardwalk, atnletic center!, and unusually 

lino, safe benches. 

Our churtli gtnteturei are invitlni and comfortable and are in 

charge ot nattors who preach the gospel us they set It and welcome 

all who come to their doors. Our schools bring to us and keep for 

us the year fsuna residence «f families who have regard tor the fi 1 .- 

tiire weifwo oi their chilflren. , s 

The personntl that patronize this resort cannot be duplicated in 

any other, 

W« htve heard much in the past concerning the question of all 

year round Industries, If wi study the local situation we will find at 

leant 40 different olasslfioationR of business endeavor. They arc pro 

Suclng weekly payrolls and affording incomci io support the resi- 

dents of thit city 1Z months In the y*ar. 

This classification includes not only the one man shop and office, 

but also the laundries with their mor« than 50 employees; the auto- 

mobile repair, supply and accessory units; the public utilities; ths 

real estate offices; the building and loan companion; the merchant 

and the baker, These are home Industries and must h« supported 

ana be helped toward prosperity ia& exnannlon. ' : 

But Win thinking lust new or mimt^ 

try. The very life as well w, thSSpHtWAnlfc^.^,^,, , 

upon the amount of seasonal patronage the city eaioyi, nxcunfloaa 

and special groups will benefit the city to a very limited extent i>il} „.„_.._ „ .... 

Hundreds ot youngsters and their pet doga. Prizes and human in- response of the peeple. Figurei 

terest galore, Newsrecl movies to bt made, showing the condition of the bank 

KAOTKB MHH10N 1'ARAHF, (Informal) Inlet Sunday. April 18. ftt present will lie released next 

Meet your friends,on the world's flneat boardwalk nt Ocean City v,eik. ne indicated. 

on Basttr Sunday.' 

MEMORIAL DAT PARADE—Inesdir, May 

counsel, would not oppose receiv 

ership, and that the temporary re- 

ceivers would not necessarily be- 

come the nermanent receivers. 

May Work Out, Says Hell 

Mr. Bell said he nad hopes that 

the affairs of the bridge could be 

straightenBci out under the rec|iv- 

crship, and that the comuBnv 

eventually would work out of re- 

Remarried 

6-Year Se] 

A reBeptionwniL 

hnme of Mrs, Fmui: 

208 6th at,, n«f '„ 

Mr, and Mrs. Walter 

er, who wure re-unlM 

December 18, 1981,' 

lation of sis yiMiri. 

Mr. and Mrt, Wai 

heimer will ntfia ti 

home in West, Phnkdrt 

ing their summers in 

,m% he indicate 

These «tat«ments show that 

i d h b con«iderable 

.. ' These «tat«ments show that 

MORIAL DAT rARADETn»gdiy, Say to. . there is and h»s been, con«iderable 

.Streit pftrado, laying oi wreaths on Boiaiera 1 monument, launching i.weaitj," jn Ocean City during the 

f fll boat at sea band music etc nB,t winter 

Streit pftrado, laying oi wreaths on Bo 

of floral boat at sea, band music, etc, 

SATIOSAI HAHBIF, TOlJB»AMKOT-JBiie $6 to SO, taelB«lf». 

The pick of the Nation'i mlb ihootora will try for the champloMhlp 

at Blnief Ittdlum, «th *t. IDI the Boardwalk, 

MilF iit r,KLSIIBATlON-Toeid»y, My 4. 

nB,t winter 

cost of the receivership to 

that 

ABiBlt. 

Summer 

ANW TKSNIS TOBMAHBirtS, »ll iMlng 

tournaments. 

tttlTI 

cost of 

Numerous attempts have been 

madeVin the past" two or three 

years, to sell the bridge to the 

state. It is the onlv toll hndjte 

on the main coastal highway, | or 

Reute 4. 

A few weeks ago tttocWioMerF 

of the hridge met at the hBBie of 

Miss Mabel Clay and sought to sell 

Corson Move» 

To 8th and 

The real estate 

T. Coraon. which for 

has been at 767 ABI 

heen moved to 8tfc 

av, in the office form 

bv Harry F. Stahton 

cently by Henry omi ' 

„. FLKBTWOOD HOflO 

TEE or w«k «d nt*. 

with nwtlK U.

p 

Mr. aM 

* • «n* 

n. 3t»s. U S. A. 

CUntev Little. 

. ftr 

, cart piirtj 

java. its BIBi 

Jim mam SMnmmm 

nwb, tbs, John 

*^ "" *. g*Tiwtji*» £gfi Jo£* 

, prizes and refresh- 

PIP ;Be features. TlelteU 

liipmttasfd from iBjf mem- 

"'. tit eommtttee or at lot 

TOfe affair wfl be in tie 

school. Sad st. and At- 

ill. 6- CUSB Entertained 

iWf member; trere irelcom. 

>/tts C. C. H» H. eisss of 

Ust Sttntoy sehool 3Iont 

a the social rooms. The 

"Mil. Marten FergiiôB, 

jtMa, Mrs. Dorothy 

Mr*. Bertha Balnes. 

niwd Htdelt and Mrs. AJ. 

W Stebbins eoiemlBed with a 

1 playlet Games and re- 

'iabo afforred entertaiii- 

-,JftUewnig nominating cam. 

i ^ TOinW, as ejection 

•JRcers will be nest meeting* 

t;.*Weaee Adams, Mrs. Edith 

Mgfcf arid Mrs. Dells Lyons. 

M dasj nlans to Visit Abbotts 

; near futnre. 

_ _ 1 Dinmr Dance 

S»tmr*ty KijAt 

I fo rthe ^fghtfr amitml din= 

~~? at the wnntry dub were 

teday night by the Omega 

j fti jSorigntr, Alpaa chap- 

--BHw «t the home of Miss 

. ' SMmtsori, Ttfc st and As- 

?mr. • It la expected that to 

•w wfll attend the affair, 

; I* to be Easter Satardar 

' . ' •• 

so '•The Boiil to Happt 

' by Miss Era H 

delahiara 

Others 

s. Mrs. oorothy 

Hla BevoB, Miss 

doiw eyre sBmNJlfixaEK tfeiAij cffv, NJ% JEJMV, PRIDAY, APRO,?, 1933 

. &^ti^s ftm. Modern Churches 

"''.'Jr.;>%'.•.' • • " " • ' ' 1 . • _• . •• Pail. 

One 

Mrs, J, Edward adelphto, je«ertay (TTsar.oi'.iv). 

First Bua::Jt •••jri-:-. Mr? 

•if Mjij -El ibajh Sharp, 17 1V«: is 

„ - " * * jLandioj 

rased her T^t^ >.r:hr:ay 

Mr, and Urs, Robert »m\-h and j the wiunB, He »i! Ho » 

Mr, aad Mrs, Ciafte R-iss, of Uhc Read Hanlaare M 

Jlrs, Sharp, v ho jyii been ;i r-. 

rtnlrtoro mfitortd hetB SnniJaf. j « • ,« 

ir 

'.>nt of ;he reirt 

for .::r>: vc,ir 

at the 

Mr, aad lire. Hufli 

present 

Strs. Ellis jrarsSall, oj Mel rose 

in tventfui ;•; 

Asso- 

fc is enjojiM ti vlsif. wi'h her 

Cliestnut Hill, upened their «•.:=;-! For »evera[ yea 

it 

mthter, Ifrs, wmiain C, Ahlmtt, mer home. SOT Chelsen p!., ever' trar, Mrs. Sharp niic-.i, H 

M* Ceatral aT. 

Snaday. »Vht «* re-jwre.-, >.mn t.iira.:, 

f to continue with the 

. *' a 

«HI suppIMnK milk 

Dr, rninlt Barthmuif. of Phlla-! While nu; a- atliie iis .i-.-.s? sii 

,oll to' the chlWren. 

. Mrs, Charles C. Rend, 101J Wesley 

sf., left Wo£aMd.ir to visit 

delpjia. opened his Si; rheisea • Mierai veîrs ago, Jlrs. Shar^ is 

* • * 

for seTeral days with a fritad, 

pi. home over (he weeli end, . j «ti!l able tn msnasij hi'r own nj.vj 

ITrs, Mary Rush, >ir South Hiuip. 

* ' * ! ffl:i(ijut aid, 

. ton, FB. 

Mtts Elhi Price, 'nf Plcafan'- 

• « • . • » 

tta tdlo»iag 

M Modaj tfe tfter- Mrs, WtlUsm IJ. Urhker. U . Jr., J, 

T AMBS Brtek ef- Philadelphia, » week end 

srre. louse gutit or fnitier, fntie, Cilr 

iigh Vre. Dan- r mm l i WWilt!in 

H, Vamp- 

Olio W. Ifeich- Ml. 

KkkhMrs. 

* > • 

fcfo r«'auion, si" PnO 

, wili tir-ir-3 Witbln a 

iil. a «rin* *.»M ifaB 

;: Cotacc".IHI iiuuirnnpn on 

nli' I'llliv Iliiill, lull! 

n ]U-II|'I riii'i -\rr Id'i'l ill 

pair. In iiiln'i' ivniTlH. tIn. liiliM'- 

of ilif IT 

in cvt'iy wny. 

All iii'iiri'i'iv iiuiiiM'hi hivuKoiS 

hP I'ililni in 1 

gniin ;i'i pin'-iiilf, ntlii HMNlHl 

rcflniiniiii: ilic. niiii'hinjjc;!. HI 

liorwiso li'iiiiiliiiimj ihcui. 

IUliis Grace Hiialu 

0, N, .1., • atrivnil 

sit for sovi-riil 

iniiilcilim. Hlii' is 

aiih. 

A I 

ms M iml » 

leek 

if AlmtiiitH- 

:iy lr 

lipl'c fell 

(li Ilii 

111. lilt fill 

ill ilL .il 

W Estate News 

Ami.-!M .' 

in I'm' ..I 

ilslci |.ii Ti•• 

_jSii!l!|lil, 

thiifli, I 1 , i: 

lali; i , . i.. 

kf ul I'IIISII I 

K. llnr nl A 

Bafbiiiii II •• 

lie nil l,,.Mii 

tollniir I 

Amfliii' Hi,.,,. 

Wmk 7. 

Alin Mi-j. i I 

n, i|ini 

The 

SI.G1IL 

VS Iliirl 

tltmiriiif.j 

, ,.i "ir... I.I KiMh I.. 

li mill ",. ill UflKmi 

i II.III A.' ticuiHt i iiy 

li> ; MARTHA M, UKlIWi, 

• Itnlmrl Jii[k:,uii, m .uuuleii .inn) 

(iiy. was il wutk-eilll KUl'st Jif 

tilii IlcB 

Ti'lilHy ril 

il, .^Finiiil niii-M 

thn KIHS on fen 

li i,!i>>ieiil iiml fncnii 

Bills mnl ilreir iiili'iM 

r nii'i'linM 

•I. lli.rtn 

r-..,«.. llih li.riiim null limk finwiilii 

nivilii! Ml«« IliirimKii wilh ihc'tn imili 

III Mny, \ihuii shg him j.rTimisi'il ill Ic 

-is iind ihnir inuthGrs on 

iticulH^ iiHeii.^1 In 5'yut 

-...v.,, .i.u minuina %Vis ill. the hop 

Ot Ito idvirur. Mm, M, Urowii, 

Resort Well Supplied with Modern Hotels 

OCEAN C,T¥ WiNa^yt^t:6ilAN ^^? t» J^SteV. FRID^. APRfL7riM: 

liy is plPiniruiiy siiriplifii with line- "lindens and muilfirn 

hive Ijpiinl csiiiiHilrs. 

,„. .. in Sril ft. iiml llm libiirilwiilli, now ulicn. 

CKN'rUlt —KliiiiiliTM, 11 ill lii,, iiiiii Ilic liiiiiiiiwiilk, %v it Ii Us swim 

iiiinupiKiln in fin'eurnuiiil. Opiii nil sliiiiiinsr, 

Atlsn 

In i,r 

Mi, 

!,urll „ s,,,,n .,. ,-, 

Mr, iiiiii 5li«, ciliin MIII.ICS ,itiinsiliitlifil del Ihal .1 in» I" 

Uu llu. I', iiiu. Jntkson nnil Mm. U. 11. 

*i- uii fiiitiilH^ nf hiM -vigek. 

1 "M 

run i lip .nine- I"" 1 U rnl "' 

h\ luril lnl mimiLip IIUIL 

Diamond Dealer's Will 

Contiited by Daughter 

" 

Sahino of -f emiessno. unil, J«l»n •>• 

Rest Home Meeting 

Encouraging Results 

in li, K. r 

I 1 

ii.ii' 

. Amnmlu Wilulii h, wliiiiim W Tull 

pfr, ft us U.| :|. (ilnpli 1. 

t i,i Tiiiiii..mi!ll's liiliiiiiiiir iiiiii Liiuii 

uliiiii, Li.Is o iilid fi, black 1?[1, 

.ini.t.l-1 K. «••". S..1U-11..V for 

m l 

1,,,,,,-d. -is llllllml.m.1 >" " 

pnrled hiH riniliiitf to ll.r fiw 

holders. Aliimm ,tliMli « p 

nict. .unit thorn is wn.idp 

npiioHltini, In thn "I! 

I West Side News 

of Colored Folk 

1 " f l " 

nrrip • rniiii iiit'iTlwiuts thrmip 

Ilir ciiiinly, niiil I nun sump 

irit'ls iicil- nnw n" ii * . 

A mule Inw P»ssed Uiih 

wniilii" rfunirc imnilc.-tiiiiiun'w 

aceiit ciiimty HL-riP '" l '""' 1 . John .Mnliimhy, who recently es 

a I i liome in rontien 

lin will, ihe I'lonnvood Hotel, re 

imrla thill I lie res far hnv 

boon voiy rncminiRi Mr, ,Mo 

iinihy Kimnt. Hpvcrni ays lin 

wnnk in W 

D. ( 

' 

,„ ihi. iiiiiiiuul "I • 

owed 'iv Hi« nninicipality. 

li \-. niidermooi! «li«t "If scrip 

forPoli^Now 

Jemee PIwi WaeUy Parade 

ITirwigh City. 

Military drill for momberB ot 

the police department started on 

Saturday, and will continue each 

week. Lieutenant Eohsrt Fordniy, 

who lias had several yoa.rs in the 

igular arhiy. 1B drill master. 

All msmbora or the department, 

with the exception of the motor 

patrol on duty at the time, take 

part In the drill. The motor patrol 

will drill on alternate weeks. 

Acting Chief Jack Jernee'plana 

a weekly public inspection, and 

march through the city. Next Saturdiiy 

the men will march Iron; 

city hall, where they will form, 

to 8th st. and the boardwalk. As 

soon as the men became expi 

enced, they will form In the 

courtyard outside headquarteri as 

each platoon begina its shift, and 

march by twos to the places 

where the men start toot patro 

work. 

In addition to Inspection Of 

houses, the clean.up squad startoil 

this week to paint parking 

lines, stop signs, school sone 

wnrnlnEH and other police markings. 

Chief .leriiee desires _to have 

all streets in the central section 

of the citj looking sple and span 

for the Easter season. 

White gloves for men on boardwalk 

and iralfic duty over Palm 

Sunday and Easter probably will 

be In evidence, also. Men neatest 

in appearance will be chosen for 

the work. 

Ridley Park Banker 

Buys Cottage Here 

Carey's office reports " the sale 

if the large, three story cottage 

t 811 IBth st,, for Mrs, Helwi 

ioberts, or Olenside, pa,, to Horice 

B. Orifflth. of Norwood, Delr 

iware county. Pa, Mr, Orifflth is 

resident nf the Ridley Park Bank 

ft Trust Co, 

He has bnen coming to Ocean 

II v for tin. pant. 10 years. 

The same offiffe reports the 

•cntiil of 2108 .rentrni av., for D. 

if, rlaherlv, of Phlladelnhia, to 

'.iiwrenco L, Stevnns, of Philadelpliin, 

Mr, fltevnns i? connected 

with the Penn Mutual Lire Insurance 

To, 

Special Rates 

ELBERON 

8TH A CENTRAL 

Rooms *3.50 Weekly Up. Hot and 

cold w.itnr In all rooms. Many 

unusu.il conveniences. Largo lobby 

ipoclnl, Shoe llepnlriiiR 


Men's Half Soles 

li IIS, !!! rt-illiiiTl 

Hij'iiiiiiiir ill N. K, 

,sl! Itrl H. K, fiiin! 

111]!' 

li.inliv, i'i ni., In Anil 

Ibfl,. >,..... I.III hTil. MTilMll I, 

..'. E. J, II..1.. 

i;,v..;.i'|. i.r !-'h>t N.iknl 

liiiiil, ,.i IliUM l i l y , N . j . , illHiii' 

Mi'C'nrili).. I'IIM nf 

- -i-iliin K 

Mia Uniiiiiiiii I,. Jiihii T. Hi'IJuili!, m 

, IJ.I, Tlii, Tin niiil N, K. 2H fl'i-l "f 

^1 lit ^ri'MMi, ij: niHi lli'Uinniim Hi !!1, 

... iini' nf Wi-^loy iivfiiiii' 

ilh s.| w. Mm' .if :il-l nlrci'l. will) i-.\in 

i 

BUI ,., Iill,' 

I!., | 

nil Lt in \ 

;Bilii : ""'•HOTTOM-lliiBBi-gui, 8ih si,, JUKI off Boardwalk, Note roof nardifn 

iinil sun deck. _ 

Scrip Considered 

By County Solons 

$50,000 or $100,000 May 

be Approved Next Week. 

•nui'll. iiliiTiir. liiiiil nf lltii 

h]., In Hi'iisiiiiin Biiiiiliiuf 

iiiiii.il. HiHriiiiiiiii: ill N. 

I'lni'ii ill ili.liilipM nf iiTii Scrip t* iK-lm: s.-1-i..wsly ' "•"• ; 

S. K. iiiii? Ciirihiliiiiii iisi'. 

.,,,1 liV llli' Ti-d'ili.l.l.TH 11S 111' 

.in:- I.I SViilhi. WiMili'mniiii. ,,,iui!uM tn \m^» i-'iyii'y^ " 

i,l!ii 

^NIIII of linvl lii.};iil!iiiiH •vlill-h ilK 

i a. w. Ml l.tli LHiPi, 

BmmM 1 ,.iii hi Klillit'iliiL' T, Miii' 

Wnniiii; t •• ii ii I in N, K, Iini. iml 

tiqcl nl .-iiiiiu N. w, liiiu rli-ii^ 

lft> iivi'hii, 

' Willim,, ii r,n,,ii, siu'iiir, tnii.i uf . 

« I I 1 I H 1 ,1.1 111., Ill I'l'livllll'lll 

ftM In, i,,,, :ii. i.Inn .1. [tily l-'iiiht lnl 

I iiper Townnliiii 

Wllllniii il. IV II, Slii'iiir, Innil .if .1 

'ph I', Vi. 

in I'... Mill lit 

:-u« C.i. : ' •i'liiii ill I'lilcrnH'i. 

iiiiiii' nr li'^Fi, wiiil 

EiiMli, 1ii.ii.il i, Majllii. Milliuil 

.IL iiiii..k li; lnl II, liliilli .11 

; !V IlilM-' I'" 1 ' 1 1W " "" 

ll p 

"1 '111 llll.Ml 

S --pi I I II Mill HI 

ilu 

mil hi In hi in M Wcil 

1H11 Ii« 

J ,| 111 In lilMH HIM 

iml II i ii 

i 

iiuilul i n -mill - ml lull 

i linl " 

ih III i IIIII I tin r\linl 

.iliiuii i n m mm in H»i> mm will 1" 

antlim! ul H Hi H Him 

\ li ii.iln i nun "I"' li di 1 is 

id tin li,-iil.ll mi i I mi- I'l Hi 

hoaii 

Sin NP til* 

nil II Piitti'll, Klin iir. linn 

niiii'i... iir wii.iiiiiiii. n 

1 In minim NSulni'-ll.n 

^,i^ In lii lii'lnml ilii'-ul limn m 

111) M 111 111 111 «,n I -in il l.'H ' 'I 

Hi.- il i\ hill II IH h miPil Ih i 

lll mo I nl Iln liiiliiililu d 

Lnl 1, hli.i'li ', not 11It•• 111* l up 11" 

1 

"0,000. iiHlioucli three-fourths of 

hij lime;- must ho hplij in trust, 

;iiil iiftiir the (loath of Miss Mitch- 

II, it is tn lie (riven to the lied 

HISS of Society of I'hllnilelphia. 

The IMI'«L I'resbytoriun church 

• I 

'il i up 

.,.,,, , , ! lll'HcVl! it t" I'i' 

1 Ot't-Hii City, would receive $5,i(!0 

IIBOH the dcMith o£ Selena 

Vhito mi I'mployo for many yQars, 

i-'io i» t.) rocelvp Ihe income, 

Svclrnre Sneiety Bennita 

Mury K. Smltli, anothef emiluve, 

will receive the income from 

i 1,000 iliii-inff her lifetime, imil the 

liincipnl will then (to to the SuliitiiiH 

Army, m Philadelphia. 

Of till 1 iemalnilor, one-third is 

'.eh In a lister anil lirothcr-in'-law 

ill 1 Rubber Heels, 

Men's or Ladies' 

Work none WhiU You Wull 


STORKS 

JSI Aslmry, upp, Slurpliy's B4 

fill Asbury Are. 

Work Oairantecd hT 

JAK. MA7.ZAUKLLA 

iJlh Vint in Hu»lno»» In Ocean 

See the New - - 

Mr. Mitchrll, living in Scntlund, 

Liiiil nno-tliiril in trust for Miss 

Milclicll, Ai her iloirth It would 

iV dividiul liplsvceii tile Oci'iin Cit> Chevrolet 

Welfiii'i! Assiieiaticm, for the can 

n' the noedy in tlio winter, and the 

iiilvulion AiiTiy. 

Now On Display 

Mv, Mltutall ilifd u,,viy lusL KUinn-i'V. 

The will wax recorded ol 

Aiiiruct 10, • 

Sales - Service 

At it tiu'iilim Maiidnv iiiuhl nf tin OpiiOBition was vmrad h> Or- 

\-rne Bml Et-iiiinniie Cnmi inity IJH^'Ur- 

lliiv, K«mlii'i llomfMll, Ihi iii.(.i.ifjent. ri> 

thiil Ire hull ii iivliiwqil Ml' 

Mit,.hnli,.th(MiXet(,r, nnd the i.i 

iiml 

1 

uf thn iuh rt'hH^t. ii mrd Trust C». which i»P" 

In hl« .inl «,„,«,,,,. .. 

:!'Hffi in lie rirntluec-ii in 

r linll AceEiriliim Accnnlmi in thii Hcv, 

mrnrl Mr Itcirhlr Urn 

I,, H ,,Hnio ,,rui,Iiim 

lltlullt 

jwej« uiidBr thn will. . 

Judite Way held me miittur un- 

11I11 rail 

Tkn Hoj 

Hub 

UUK (lnP ,,_ |nt«v>l(niE llHS 

% unrtll in m Jnm.-i Chutch. 

}!•» «!•» !« CIIIIHI ''tho Tho Unknn*Ti UnknowTi "SfiMIrr: SnMIrr ' 

M 

11 Juilltc 

der advisement 

The will ilispi 

nf ui esUte 

p timtti-il tn i 

un life 

«mo,nnn \ftoi 

t 

from 

ei,ts, the 

of 

. the ostatp IK given to -foui 

UMuile will 1» iurnlBlifil hy llio OIco Club. 

. * a 6 

On April H, Prnt, F. H. H, RobU will 

* the guest $i«nkpf nn * .pi'ogram at 

BcUttint Church. 

• e • 

BoHiva Ri.«rve Ou l?ub» are lirepaf parlnit !"• *P 

InUiriEtttlmr 

April 

1 , ehftrl. 

lies, two of which arc in Ocean 

City. 

Tha jewelry store with 140,090 

capital, would Ro to the son, undor 

the will, as well aa one-tWrd of 

the TSnmindtr of the : Mttte after 

I specific 

deflu^d. , 

75 

Palmer 

Chevrolet Co. 

1110 ASilUHlf AVKNl/K 

OCEAN CITY 

. . The :. 

Ewmg T. Corson, Agency 

Takes pleasure in announcing 

the opening of 

their new offices at 

8th and Ocean Avenue 

where they will conduct ageneral 

INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 

BUSINESS 

"W 

Spend the Easter V 

IN OCEAN OTf 

Gordon's Foods Will Add To Your Pl< 

Gordon's Roll Butter 

Fancy Hen Turkeys ft 28c 

Legs Lamb ft 21c 

Vogt's Liberty Bell Hams ft 15c 

ALL SIZES 

Boneless Pot Roasts ft I4c 

2 

Rib Lamb Chops 

Stewing Chickens ft 2\ 

Golden Crown Bacon ft If 

ALL SIZES 

Pork Loin 

12c 

Fresh Killed Ducklings * 20< 

Phillips Tomatoes 

Phillips Corn 

Scrip Notes Accepted 

Phillips Stringlass Beans 

Phillips Tomato juice < 

Phillips Soups 

Garden Glory Peaches, 

largest cans 

3 cans 

3 cans 

. 3 cans 

can 

can 

2 for 

DeLuxe Eating Plums . largest can 

Bartlett Pears largest can 

Dole's Pineapple juice ....... 2 cans 

2Sc 

28c 

25c 

5c 

5c 

25c 

18c 

21c 

25c 

Dole's Sliced Pineapple ... med can 15c 

Dole's Crushed Pineapple med can 15c 

Dole's Paradise Island Pineapple, 

Sliced ! Largest can 20c 

Silver Slice Grape Fruit 2 cans 25c 

Times Square Apple Sauce 3 cans 25c 

Asparagus 

New Spinach 

Stringless Beans ., 

Telephone Peas 

Ripe Tomatoes 

Celery Hearts 

Egg Plants 

Lima Beans 

Jersey Sweet Potatoes 

Hothouse Rhubarb 

-Jersey Redskin Potatoes 

f 

tb 

2 lbs 

ft 

2 lbs 

bunch 

ea 

ft 

3 "'• 

: ft 

basket 

Coffee 

5c 

25* 

ISc 

25c 

12c 

10c 

ISc 

14c 

15c 

43c 

.H'JIBU 

Grape Fruit ea. 5c 

H EXI'BKSSKD- . 

Strawberries 

Gordon's 

17c» 

Break 0' 

Morn 

19c ft 

Chase & 

Sanborn 

29c * 

Maxwell 

House 

29c» 

« • , 

R ESurl 

E 

R 

B 

Y 

A 

D 

A 

Krumm's Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vi 

Noodles .:.,.........' 3 far 28^ 

Prunes' % ftp .1^ 

Peanut Butter Two 1-ft Jaw 

Herehey's Cocoa 

Slim Jun Pretzels ..:..,..„.,_. I-lb box 

Ivrns "Name It" Crackera .Z^T** 10c 

Buy a package and enter contest. 

$0 $200 i in cash h prizes. i 

Ivory Soap, medium ..., 

O. K. Soap, large bars 

Camay Soap, iS(_,.,,...,,,.,, 

Milk, tall cans 

Black Walnut Meat . 

4 for 19c 

2for 9c 

3 for 14c 

.2 for lie 

ft 39c 

large bunch 29 C 

IMI'OMED— 

Grapes 23c 

Pineapple OrangeB 

Large Florida Orangei 

Navel Oranges ................. 

Jumbo Navel Oranges 

Eating Pears 

Cooking or Eating Apples .. 

Larg< Baking Apples ..... 

Tangerines ...... 

JOE 

doz > 

doz 

._.:.. do* 

8 for 

6!bs 

3 At 

doK 

Fancy Mushrooms .................... 

Ripe Bananas ...... .,..„„,...;..„...., .... doz 

....... ft 

23c 

35c 

35c 

65c 

ZSe 

25c 

15c 

ISc 

m 

JUICY— 

Oranges 2 doz. 25c 

2 pints for- 

GORDON BROTHERS, 

FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF OCEAN

jity^^rÊwiiJvîP^'.^îilf»••' *ffifc 

m 

NEW JBR 

iys In 

The Business Firms Repiênted In This Issue Will Do Their Share To 

AME] 

GREAT 

FAMi 

RESOI 

Senior 

Play Selected 

Presented at School 

April 27 Mid 28. 

Pith rehearsals having baen un- 

IfiWto for about two weeks, 

)ph Jdryis yesterday announced 

final; selection for ihe cast of 

t annual senior high school play 

be presented in the school audi- 

nam the nights ot April 27 and 

e play this year is entitled 

Inreortanet of Being Earn- 

and was written by Oscar 

titif. It Is in three nets. Only 

.Vsieittbe'r of the cast of nine, 

hoi'ics McQinn. hag had eNperi- 

flu tilt public stave before. 

Others have won their places 

ijlh r allowing ability anil will 

'their debut this month. 

Mpw emst! 

f ; Algernon Monertef — Hnrland 

#*'• • 

fpBBk Worthing — Thomas Me- 

Bracknell — Margaret 

|||wind»llne Fairfax — Margaret 

KqjeJijrjCaFdtw—Alice Defny. 

plili Prism—Betty Deeny, 

*4Br. Ohasable—Claude Town, 

pBiFrinun—Russell Watkinson. 

I'lMne—Alfred Moytr. 

Noted Explore Views New "Discoveries" in Ocean City 

'iSfew York harbor has again 

^Wilted by its friendly 

li|de.-a familiar figure known 

"ijtUets? through ihe rastReit 

hits scar on his back and af. 

ctiqnntely callsd "Bouil," 

'«t\ complete loinrmiitimi abttiit 

Cltj, wife tor tier. Kins, 

booklet lit Information HII- 

k. Ocean city, N, J, 

Get Vour 

IPRING 

HEED! 

Fly Wire 

linen Netting 

1 Gudey Tools 

Gnu Seed 

Clover Seed 

, Bone Meal 

Sheep Manure 

DAVIS 

Hardware Co, 

ipi ASBURY AVE. 

Several weeks ago the Kiwan- 

j^ Club instructed the memtaen 

to start on an "exploring trip" 

through clothes closets and at- 

tic-., and to turn over all surplus 

clothing to the resort's welfare 

committee, to be distributed to 

the needy unemployed. 

The gratifying remits of the 

"exploration trip" was inspected 

by Fred S, Lawrence, Canadian 

explorer, who recently addressed 

the Klwanls club. 

Top row stUTiiling, l«ft to rijrht 

—Bayard L, England vice presU 

dont of the Kiwanis club; Ex. 

rlorer Lawrence ami Edward W. 

Kane. 

Below—Henry C. Sehanze, Kl- 

wiinis president, and Stirling W, 

Cole, 

Brother Joins Him, 

J. (", Nelson, formerly puhlisher 

of the Washington, D, C, Blue 

BiKik, and recently in ihe hotel 

business, has rejoined his broth- 

er. Hal 0, Nelson, owner, of the 

Fleetwoori, and assisted him at 

the Booster Danquet, last Friday 

night, 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

WHY INDUSTRY IS PARALYZED 

Capital Needed to Turn Nation's Wheels 

Tied Up in Federal Securities 

Public Service 

Buses To 

Philadelphia 

PepaFturas ai 8:4a a, m. 

1,18 Hid 5.30 p. m, 

EXIFS Trip Sundays ai 8 ::IO p. m* 

Super Service Buies 

IUIKS LEAVE 

Public Service Terminal 

Ninth StrHt ul Atlantic AftnH 

OCKAh CITV 

filiehsni lilt 

^yj *i t\j ML 

By. RALPH B. IltTIXGKR 

I Chairman TniiisiHirtitliuii Com- 

mittee, rlinjiilfer of ('iinimeri'e, 

Oeran ritj, X. ,!, 

remember those who thought th* 

' sfocli mnrkpt rise of 19"0 marked 

• ,,,„ pm, „, ,h6 dopr(!BS,on. 

. ljOna flri! illsuran(,e company 

J h f d i 

Protest Arrests 

Of Colored Folk 

100 Present Petition to 

Mayor and Chief, 

A petition bearing the nsnies «f 

about 100 colored residents and 

protesting ajrHinst police activities 

in taking colored persons to city 

rail for investigation, was pre- 

sented holh to Mayor Harry Head, 

ley and Actinir Chief of Police 

Jack li. Jeniee, this week. 

The protest was to the effect 

that too many colored persons 

have been apprehended by police, 

so thut others are afraid in walk 

the streets. 

The delegation, headed by Rev. 

H. H. Cooper, pastor of St. James 

A M. K. church, went away satis- 

fied, however, when told that per- 

sons not under suspicion need have 

r.ii fears, 

"Have any of you been arrest- 

id?" the mayor asked the croup. 

They admitted they had not. 

'The police department will not 

ire lest any person who'is above 

suspicion hut we intend to break 

ujj crime and rackets in thi> city, 

end we wil) continue to oick 

ur oersons, colored or while, if we 

think they may have any connec- 

tion with numbers writing or other 

illicit practices," the mayor con- 

tinued. 

Activities in number writing and 

linotleftging during the past two 

weeks have declined Kreitfly, it is 

reported, following the arrest of a 

white man for numbers writlnE 

two weeks ago. He_ww_fin6d ?iUU. 

Aged Colored Woman 

Dies; 300 at Funeral 

Mrs. Elizabeth Coraiuest, 010 

Simpson av., died last Thursday at 

1 20 I) m-, after an illness of sev- 

eral weeks, Mrs, Conquest, KJ 

• ears of age when she died was 

born in Drummond Town, Accn- 

nac county, Va. in IK4H, She came 

tn Ocean "City in I«05 anil was 

well known for her active and ear- 

nest work in religious circles'. 

Two sons, Rev, J, M, Conquest, 

niid four daughters Mrs, Floreii;- 

Mitchell, Miss Sarah Conque..!, 

Mrs, Fannie Diggs and Sliss Phil- 

i mie K, Conquest survive Mrs. 

I Conquest of her family of 1! c!ili. 

(ireii. There also are .•••vi-n ani;. 

children, 18 ureat - grandchildren 

fnil one great-Breat- grandchilil. 

More than BOO people attended 

the fjneral sarvict S'j'i'nv ai'ler 

noon at St, James A. M, K. ihuri'ii 

The services svere cond-ietF I l*y, 

Rev, S, H, Barker of Kivimoii, N, 

J., assisted by Rev, H. H. Cooper, 

Uev. T. T, Taylor Rev, John l.yles 

und Rev, S, Griffith, 

The pallbearers were: Henry 

Johnson, John Stewart, Archie 

Harris K. C, Williams Charles 

Quann and E. K. Huston. 

The body was taken to Philadel- 

tibia for burial ut Bdtrn Cemetery 

sfler a serviecj ill St, Paul church 

in Monday. ^ ^ 

Aunt of Mrs. Hayes 

Dies; Buried Here 

Mrs. Laura V. Brown,, aunt of 

Mrs, nuili Hayes, 33rd st, and An- 

bury nv., died Tiiestlay ui llnt

edge, Pa, Slip was 70 and n will-' " 

w, • I 

Services were held here today RKAD 

are no sound objections to it 

When VAC, FINANCR begins in- 

vesting Treasury notes or hank 

credits ii receives for its gov. 

ernment securities, watch Ihe 

nrlcpH of all securities jump. 

Watch the hunks and insurance 

companies quickly become liquid. 

Watch financing become easier. 

Watch industry bepin to hum, 

Wnirli regular jobs become plen- 

tiful. 

MARBLE—TILE 

" lions lire insurance company II 

The first big fire insuranceliust as much of a danger signal 

company has exploded — ihe, llx the first big bank closing sev 

yreat Globe and Rutgers =- wnh' tim I years ago. But who worries':! 

I seven hilliims nf oiiisiuni'ins m-i Lincoln said ihe n;uiun cannot | 

jsuran«. esisi half iree and hair slave. It | 

j In applying to tic New York i" 1 evident the nation ciiniicit con 

aujiru'iii,. ..'oiiri for jn>rmis!>lDn to Mime ''"If pruatnile, 

lake ii over, the slat. 1 supirin- Industry is half prostrate. It 

ti'ink-iii ut inuuraii'e alaled "si-r-1 caniioi borrow I'rom ihe piiblio, 

inns decline in the vahie in" 

•-. „ ... ,itl. ,,,,;„ ,„ »r,-,,r. | The proposal to float billions of 

iiles held by this company, logeib- ni 'w povernmeht bonds will drain 

er with widespread ruinoiw ni ij. more ciijiltul rroni industry uver 

.... ,,.,. ... . ' Into/ government seeuriiies. ' 

I'un'i I'iij llund Interest Sow 

Industry cannot now nay suffi. 

e with widespread ruinoiw m ii. 

nnneliil difficulties rtnulHim !n a 

loss HI .u.hfidenee, cr.«aitd ,i hnz- 

iloiiB icmdiihm fur rhn puhlti- 

The contiuuinit dei'llne in se- 

eurity Tallies thul closed thnns. 

niids of baiilis, is iiuw nifeifiiig 

the intiuniiice vumpaiiii'!!, 

Life inHiitanee comnanins nre 

Hlrcady ciiniiielled In viniiiu their 

jcontracts, by refilisinsi tn h.,in c-ish 

^.....v....,.:,, ,s, itnieiiig it. Minn ("isn | t-si uc,i!Hi|£, rn^-iree uonafi, wily 

lu polity holders, cscenl m n mil j not pay off the raaiiiring short 

amounts. term Treasury loans and 'callable 

iniiii Securities lifeline. [ Liberty bonds, by issuinis Treaa 

WAINWRIGHT'S 

VALET SERVICE 


Phone 1853 CallDelivery 

Cleaning . Pressing - Repairing - Dyeing 

UaW Knit Suite Cleaned uid Blocked 

'Give Her - - 

EASTER 

FLOWERS 

it will nuke her to be iuf. 

flowen from the Ocean 

THINK how 

with lowly 

Flower Shop. 

FRESH STQOC MODERATELY PRICED 

POTTED 

PLANTS 

EASIER LIU EN 

I>AFFODII.S 

TUMPS 

HYACINTHS 

IUISIRS 

OFLOWERS 

mi 

IOSI8 

DAFFODILA 

SNAr KRAGOXS 

IELIFS 

IRIS 

Cify Flower Shop 

Swvta 12 Hwita of tke T«r" 

eielit taxes to nay the interest on 

the bonds already outstanding. The 

new bonds will merely add to the 

interest burden, which will have 

to be paid through more Ij'inils. 

Instead of Issuing more inter- 

est bearing, tax-free bonds, why 

Hiisini'ss houses and individuals 

-nnuot pay lor lire or life insiir- 

lime. The invest mem securities 

thai cninnriso the insurance com 

riany portfolios are paying rediic 

ury notes? l;{ billions are due or 

callable during 1033. 

WhyvKiiinild the nation be taxed 

nearly Sou millions estra per 

year, so that interest can be paid 

• -• I"" 11 '" 1 "" " ll! iMjing rrauc-, j«m, •» inai inierest can lie pain 

cd interest or dividends, nr none on tax free bonds? Treasury notes 

111 ••»"• will pay off the bitmls,. without 

Operaimj; expenses nuist he'Inflating ihe debt. The interest 

jPiiiil. IVnple are dyins and, fires'now paid to the bond owners will 

••"•» 'iiirnlnit, reniiiring priynionts: retire the Treasury notes, thereby 

i policy holilers. Caph cannot ho 

had from sale of parlfoiio secur- 

ities, Iwcause siieli sains wmild 

STHEET - PHONE 19 f r p Blnc * 

extiiipuisliing the national debt. 

Who can object to this? 

,_ ...... ,.,.,,., „,, If thp owners of these govern- 

drive luiccs to still lower values. I ment seciiriiies must have inter. 

If the failure of a seven hillion.lest, let them invest in the var. 

fire insurance company is not! ions securities and mortgages 

;siifflcii.nt warning, thai deflation 1 now . in the portfolios of banks 

has be"n permitted in pi inn fur, j and insurance -companies, thereby 

tiipii : w many mnrp insurance | strengthenine these institutions 

(•ompai.,|s will have m fail, licinre: The Her to Itiihul. 

we cease following me advlfe'of; When industry regains the cap- 

Wp fiiiiince, that is liraine theital life hlood.* that has li^Vn 

continuance" of the doflatinn?. • ! transfused into government sruMir- 

Tun JliiiiT Sulistitni,- Remedies I ities, it will revive and will not 

We know that deflation * must need the various relief'loans and 

end and that reflation must come. ' -• • • 

.'But we are swallowing; Sl'BSTl- 

iTrTE REMEDIES nnd nvojninis 

reflation, on the advice of BIG 

FINANCE.'-that wants to continue 

siltin,; pretty, in control of a de- 

flatcd nation, 

Air the wealiH accumulated by 

deflationists was sccurert when 

prices were either normal or in- 

fliitecl. Do the deflationists, re- 

presented by BIO FINANCE, he- 

lieve they are safer and bitter off 

In "a paralysed nation, surrnuad- 

ed with closed banks. Insurance 

companies and industries? 

The proposal to,sell baby bonds 

to the nubile is merely the first 

step In telting hoarded money 

into the only InTestmtm the pub- 

He will touch. Tien BIG FINANCE 

will denreM the baby bonds to 

khout 10. Ijke was done with Lib- 

erty bonds. Next BIO FINANCE 

will gobble up the baby bonds 

and promptly boost them un to 

1 . 1 0 0 , • . - • • • • • - # . - • 

I Thirty millions of people are 

1 without inconie and are now ft 

burden on the remaining ninety 

millions, *ha are also weaklned 

by reduced Incomes. 

8 Dlill«Bt in CloMi n*nk«. 

What chance bave we to earn, 

when elttat billions of deposits are 

tied : up ]• taounad* of closed 

bohkn — tall of wW«h -mm tied 

W.H. 

OLDFIELD 

ALBERT 

OLDFIELD 

Phone 1177.J Phone S7S.W 

W,H. Oldfieid & Son 

TILE AND 

MARBLE WORK 

912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Ocean City, N. J. 

Estimates Furnished 

COAL AND COKE 

TOPPERS 

VRAINET-WOOB 

OKE 

W m-iimtit , 

BXCLU8IV1 SALES IN 

OCEAN CITY 

WALTER SACK 

COAL 

iSth and West ATB, 

PHONE Mi 

nrARAJcTEKn 1 

OIL BURNER ' 

Installed Complete 

$295.00 

SALES TO. 

040 Aiburj 

PLUMBING—HEATING 

WILLARD F, STETSER 

Plumbing and 

Heating 

Sfia CEJTTBAL ATE, 

l'honu m 

OIL BURNERS 

Quiet Miy Oil Burners 

Plumbing . Heating , 

MTIMATES rHEERFLLLV CIVEN 

Hans Burkhardt 

141 Albert AHUU phont II 

SAMPSON & CO. 

311- 4th Stewt 

Ocean Oty 

Roofing - Heating 

(Friday) at U a, tari 

Puneral Parlor 

W, Lawrence „„ 

ment was at Brli 

Mrs, Bfown I 

Central Ocean Lib? 

a frequent visitor i* 1 

her niece. 

tl|i 

(heiin »:lty, n 

trilled h(Hjliln| 

rcuu Iturd 

l4;Fi!'liill[:i!!l!l!li[|ll!i;!il[!l:[:i!!lllii!l!!!!I[IIi!!ll 

C. JOSEPH MOVER 

BUILDER 

; nil) lllli HTBKKT OCKAN 

^1 ,:'• .;:. i - . : ;: : - , ,-• |: i ,;|;!; I. ' II, ll,:! ,il Ti!: i:i|i' l':;'!!lllllii;ii jrlLl.i'l'MJiilU'^.inili.lll:.!; 

A FRIENDLY TIP 

That Will Save You Money 

BUILD — REPAIR — NOW 

C. H. Shoemaker Lumber 

"EVERYTHING TO BUILD A BUILDING" 

12th ft WEST AVE. PHONES ISO I] 

BUILDERS BlIILDIRS 

GEORGE A. BROWNMILLi 

INCORPOKATKII 

— BUILDER — 

MTH ST. AKIi ASDl'BT ATE. PHOlBi 

B!'i! i i i .^'!rT ; :i'rnr'ijri i n!r.!5iiiii:i;iiiiiiiiiiiii!!:i!iii 

JOHN E. 

Inrnrinraftd 

. BUILDER 

I0S3 ASBURY AVE, 

PHONE 1200 

^•'''•I'liiiPiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiui 

ROOFING, ETC, 

'AboveAU-aGoodRoof 

George W. Wilcox 

OC1AN CITY, N. J, 

CIVIL ENGINEER 

Wm. H. Cofflsson, Jr. 

Mao. M. Am, Sue. C, E, 

CW1 Engineer—Surveyor 

"*T Rnonm flcfsi, CAtf, 

who 

4? 

this depwseloo 

Uw 

jovernment work proieetis, in or- 

der to provide' employment. 

Perhaps BIO FINANTE wnnls 

to make one more quick rUnn-un 

before standing for the renrni 

it knows is inevitable. 

If two billions of baby h:.nd* 

are sold to absorb the 'iitl» fel- 

lows' •hoardings, there should be 

about 300 millions profit in (Iriv- 

ing the rrice down to sn nverage 

of 8B, after the little fell,i»i nwn 

them. BIG PINANrE nill then 

gobble the baby bonde nn-1 shnot 

the price up to 100, 

BIO PINANrE knows that 

Treasury notes, Jssued In exchange 

for government securities, are 

sound, because the notes nre 

really backed by the surrendered 

securities. 

Sells 'Em I Doesn't Own 'F,m. 

But DIG FINANCE does not 

want Treasury noten for two reft, 

sons. First, they do not nay In- 

terest, Second, to earn interest, 

the Treasury notes MUST BE Iff- 

TESTED in industrial RecuritlAs 

and mortgaBei, BIG FINANCE 

bujrj and sells such securities, but 

does not want to own them. 

If BIO FINANCE had to OWN 

the securities it sells, BIG FI- 

NANCB would be more careful 

what It «elU, 

BIO'FINANCE hai discauraged 

dl»euMJoB and eonsideratlon of 

tte proposal to Isiue Tnamrw 

BOtn, in tzshuce.fsr Bovemmdnt 

«*««•*«« »« tt» Issue omnoC 

Get Our Prices On 

Lawn Mowers, Linen Mosquito Netting 

Copper, Bronze and Galvanised Fh ' 

Wire, They are LOWER than 

Atlantic City and Philadelphia 

Read Hardware and Paint Go. 

-nil. »»»• 

852 Aibury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. 

HARRY R, MONTGOMERY 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR " 

Paints, GUss, Enamel,, Rraobiv 

PHonp 48g.W JIB Ashnry Ate, 

DONT 

Spend Your 

Ufe 

LOOKING and 

LONGING 

BUILD NOW! 

DAILY TRIPS PHILADELPfflA 

TO OCEAN CITY 

MOVING A SPEriALTI 

Call 900 ^ ^ PHIT-A. PIOIB 

Ocean City " 

FERGUSON EXPRESS CO. 

813 8TH STREET OrEAH OT J 

Fhil.d.li.hi. Addrtu—Amtrk.B mil Iplinc Garden 

BTABLrSHmTliS 

Wallace and Stilwell, Inc. 

Sneeessori to 

MASSEY and EDWARDS 

ocEAH ; ciTY : :aSrtii^^ 

, District 

,, April 20 

Ocean City 

be 

i\\u\ 

l 6 M, C. SCHANZE 

ot, Ocenii City Kiwanis 

Club 

rity — Ocenii iMty 

Is lespoild so iii'omiitly 

fcerously In invitatiiiiiH to 

Kiwiinis rvi'iiis in ihls re. 

! 

jal II mils' well bo thai 

delegation will milniiii 

real, wli'Mi il!« Dclsuii 

CCUlIrl'l'lltc is hull! iiflf, 

0, Only rccpiiliy Hie OLTUII 

lub was iiriUeil tn luivc n 

mMling with Allunlii' City 

ians, mill ilicy ziirniiL'i! nvoi 

cvill'd in till ihilirUHslvc 

idp, filliim lliifUncy'fi Ut'H 

to aliniiKi rtouble Its UB 

•wauls i«piMint: cniwd. 

1 C, Hi'lmnse, iiresitJeiii of 

eJin city n wllli 

bheon at lir.io ji. ni. in 

Wl'6 RDaiiiiiriint, when Wiii- 

of PninrKnn, ^ns'f>rnnr 

v Jeiwy Distriut of Ki- 

I lie Bpiiiiupr "" --- 

! Playtime Glimpses 

of the World's 

Greatest Family 

Resort 

Seii$0$t 

Man Fifiki Hirtielf in ^^rai»fai|JWrfK 

• OiitCpme N^êrminî'Ba'^lli^^ 

A tenipoatuouH loVe valffttr has 

been brewing In Ocean City the 

n.LSt row weeks It nan cuuued 

alarm to ceilnltt pernonn and hi» 

been the cause of a lot of baoK- 

ffincc gossiping. 

It BeeniB that a certain young 

blade with n largo amount • of 

money, which has been dwindling 

rapidly becautie of the fluctuations 

of the market, set out to win the 

hand of a »ervarit girl who lmfl 

juiit come into a large, fortune 

which hod been hoarded. He came 

here 111 advance. of the Informa- 

tion as to the. fortune to make a 

good impression. 

The tr,1BU part or It all la thit 

hi. b0i,an to woo the wronj Si"'. 

1 thoieby came the cQinpl" i- 

llonn ,\ reHlieotcd foi-mev resi- 

dent of the lesoit htif been h-lp- 

hn him in the puiiult if wclilcd 

tillsis but has only ldded to the 

complications. All of vh.Mi 

uuils like uometliine of •• »'>•»- 

tery 

The wholo arrnir w>H' IJO Ijlrod 

I before the nubile when 8t. 

Lutheran Church . pr«Mn 

lum Friday evonlng, April 31,' 

play it betas enacttd by th#jc 

of Grace Luthertrm ChutW 

Sonen Point under tU a\M 

•of the local .coUgregÛoa, It| 

itaged BUccesufully Wopism 

iaienea of 6^0 rW*BtI}Wli 

The rich" Jtbuag'' punwuwK *oir?i 

en, Jock WWiiier, 1B BhU^v 

rett, who will be rgatoWW 

put performances In OceaJi v 

HU comrade In nrmii, nn S!n) 

man of charging -manners, 

Claude NiekBrBon, PlayMig i 

sit* Jaefc "Wehater' !»•••;? inoro mi •..,.( mn 

For I.!,., folk v.i, »!«, o,,,,!, 1 In Swimming Meet I";.'"'•"•. |i iis - f . ,ml thoj ,„„«:;:.•,. i ;; i 11ee§ >1 ind l ^wercen 

cut CM- rimiliihilliy, 

il nn c-iirvpH, niiire rapid iw 

Icui. iinil iiiiiilii'r hnikins as 

louna iii i'ii('H lit liidiiy liieiin nuire 

;'\ioni- nil il'ps iiiiit i-nnseiiiicni!:' 

I ml 1 Inr ;jrc;!ier care in their up 

j isci'ii. 

:| Thits is 'in' wiinilnn sounilail hy 

Detailed Monthly Reports 

to Commissioners Is 

Held Advisable, 

cuiild bes used to conduct u coura* 

of special instruction In the local 

Beliool. 

Next iiistiilliiicnt — TIHI (its' 

" roiiiid. 

Ipresliicnls In Spriik. 

h o[ ilif pi-PisidPntH of tiie 

svliu iict JIK ilele^nieH to 

imOTmT. will iiiiikp a brief 

pi ill the imsincHH HeHHiun nf 

Jonfeirnr-i 1 , Bach nl" the. chilis 

Iw prepnriiijs a skit or noinc 

•to lie sliiiwn in the evcniiiK, 

IciUillPi-s l.i-iiilsMia i..>s»lo .,,,,;, .•.,,.hlll)| ,lluln!li swimmiiiK I ,(,,,„ ni- 

tlieni; 1'lwiii.lnnkiim juuiii: l.»->plc ; s „.,.,, ,,n)l,mi,1| in , :,i-Ln.:5i dwul- I ."'".„' ,.,.„,., 

infieciiiiK c.inil hr.MHlliij; nnd 1 hwk< NS,.,,„,,..,,,,.. .„•!„„„„„. ! h ••ikinu- "tl 

wlioli-sonip hiiin.- i'inlr«' l5|.Bi „].„,,, |,,,milj f,,,. xhis ,-,lwiiyi ;''; 

held itae'lf alonr fi-cm tin. coinii.-.n ; niliu, j l l h [ 1 ,,,,,| j.- l M 1 1 | ) | 1 C a r c y tl)(;k ! -.••;:... 

nnd 1110 vulgar, hus siuio its m-1 i;Mt „],„,,„, in th(, alumni'ss "•• 

f . . n . . i . i . i l i M i - l n i i H i l i l K S l l f I l l l t l W 

»nd lower ceti 

B,,|u Mr. pnliiinr 

1 

(Null!—TillH in nnf nf 11 series ll( 

Bflid, BiiiituriiiR frniii lime 10 lime, •« 

BimcD i.irinii.. nvlewlnii the report ut 

the llcinn Cily Survey AmncUtion on 

ihe 11u1iiich.nl iDvernmcnt,—Edlioi.) 

Moiij iiuhlicity for the police 

tleimrlinont la advocated in the 

Survey AKaiiciation'B rtuiorl by 

Wiliim- M. Rlah, nil Hiu iininielpiil 

ynveruiiicnt. 

"No reiiiirlH of any it inn nre 

now being made lei ihe city I'niii 

inisaion as 10 lim neliviilci-, of liie 

ilepartmonl,' 1 Jin, ElcU wiyti, "ailcl 

practically nn iiuMir.lty is oiiiain 

wi throiigli the Incal 

OCEAN CITY 

SCRIP ACCEPTEE 

AT ITS FACE VALUE 

BOULEVARI 


OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS- 

DAitEX & mmmxs, INC. 

12th and Bay Avenue 34th and Asbury Ave 

higher spee.l 

made 

oriKiv.. hben mmle pi.?«Uile. 

hi,Sl. t|,jnes cuug0 faster xrmd 

except 

M 

Infill nowRpiiprr 

»dvp|.-i> t;rltlilsiu, 

l l ' l 

pt pojialhly »dvp|.i trltl 

Mgiilhly Itepiirls l'rwil, 

"It in recommended Unit det 

ed reports b blttd 

month to thi! 

TJ,, 

wlll,(i|rt 

Viirsiiy tn;ik tin- relay. Tliu I i,Mii,,,m ,irl'"isY(iws "in -popularity. 

incans nioro tread wear, 

the Kinnllor the whncl. 

ded Unit detal 

be BUbmltted eacli 

month to thi! city rnniiilUsinn 

. ., j mncerninjr thq aHivilicK of the 

I rend toward iSiimHer ,lclmrlnicnti llml lh,l( m!pllllllle 

milmies a« the Huper. p,lW1(,jly nt „„ achicvem-nlfi' be 

d ilbl 

ley, ItritiKoliin; l,miis Siev- 

' jpe Miiyj .loliii A, rat"!', I-.BI; 

•• Wiiliiice Fitliian, Mtll- 

EnioBi Tiireyille. rlPiisnnt- 

Siiiurl 'I'aS'lnl', Vlni'liind; 

.' Riiiie Wililwoiid, aiiii I'red- 

Hirkinaii, Allimilc City 

Irl Scout News 

I SCIIUU Trimp 11, umlisf the 

nice nf Hi 1 .-- Hohert Lackey 

MUs Mariai; Pciiton, cntei"- 

I id tin. I'rcslivtciian church 

rnnms,' Tui.Hilay iiiKlit, It 

anil DiiUjliitois' 

|-» 1 TI •^•vsricil prnjrram WSIH present- 

_Real Estate - Insurance fc^^ftrelt ^ 

Marine, Antntiiiibilr, Wlndsforai, Workmen's CMpHn. Miriam alninis, "PeKsty" 

Mat» l.losts Kldellfy all(| Kilrety ilond«. . •ason, Claire Johnson, Ocnfvra 

Pow^j Van GUder Lumber Co, 

"" * "" WIONE 

Idellf) mid Kilrety liond». 

List Your Propertiei For Sile or Rent 

STH & CENTRAL PjjOIffll 

10% VI1OWAXK 

for your old 

COOKING 

to April 25th only 

T«k« Hid opportunity to coih In on 

your old gas itovc. It will b* a long 

tlm. bafors thli oltar appMri 

again. All our MIM roomi arm •how- 

Ing Hi. n*w iprlng modal* •# * • 

fomou* Magic Ch»l, at Una • |SI 

r anga ai monny con buy. 

A wlda cholt* ii oflarad fram only 

$32,50 up ,, .*iy»ry labor-MvIng 

and fu«l-*avlng davit*, markad 

"••yfy and rM| aconomy of bath 

tlrif coit and oparation. 

m, .Miriam Slninis, 

sson, Claire Johnson, OcnAvra 

rich, Sup Betty Gi-eis, nnil Jane 

minuet was ila.hce.il by eiwiit 

, girls, • MIKS Claire Johnson 

[at (he plann, while thp, MisKM 

MiRelo, Billintr. Dittrlch, Col- 

and Simnirf stepnet! the old 

ined riKurea, There were 

» and recitntioim liy Helen 

thrnore, Inez Dioturle. Mirflon 

Ich and thosn momioncil. in 

Ut ami minuet, 

ftoe Series to 

P.T. A, Concluded 

9 proper attitiidi! anil fopl- 

tnwardB llCe'K prohleiiiR 

Id he HireHKod, holh in lhc 

and nt Kclioiil, Oiinri.fl E, 

n, cily Huporlntcndent of 

tola, told the toaehurs and 

nta nl the three nehooln in 

dty, this week, In tho con- 

Ing lecture of a sorlea, 

f.'i Brown said a pdraon i 

0 often inriiie»i"erj by hlM at 

ie or feelini', (iian hj 111!! dlc- 

B of I1I1 Mind, nrd therefore 

proper atiliuiln if.ust be in 

ed, " . ' ' 

ifpnls and tcu-liorB avn f'sir 

to Mr. Ui'own lor hin aciit 

Iftlki. 'ind ilii: istc'^ ]>"i!nWci' 

he P,.T. A. han nisi cmjirat 

him, 

rhrap iirisiiicniiy ,111:41 cniiii'in. 

UiliH 1 , ilci'Oiu lioiiie I'nlk, thi- kind 

you like in litiiiw -inul m li;i,c 

ynur fan!ily iuiusv; ju^t aNOiann, 

vyeli-tii-ilii Aiiipriciiiiii. 

Ocean ('ily It: a iliiin. frU'iidly. 

iiiiidi'iii iniiiiiiiiiiiiy, iii.-iili 1 si!' nr 

hcaillifill liiiiius, cii-lislill'ul hi-in-li- 

cs nf nciilly-sliipiiisi, linrd, whin., 

saiidj iiiirivalMl I'sii-Hitit't* for a 

\vldi« variety nf I'riri'alinii; Iirai. 

modern hoiels 'iiil'l :ipail.;i.>;il 

lliiilBeH, .11 nil cnlliiijc's I«1 Mih iv- 

oi's; ni'Cil ;iii(i every numi'. 

Hciilth and Kiippiiiesti! 

It leal.s iirinulniillj' in tivn cinn- 

ninilciiteu: Henilii ami ha] . 

Afli't' 11 lew wei'liB nr pinnlMi 

Hpfllt lii'lc, ynii'Il H ! * honi'.. TIM N 

ing fif In ('nimiiei' aiij- iiusiiiPts 

prnhleiii, 

Oceari rity was foimilcil 11 is\n 

hy thp. Ijikp' HrnliiPi's. M,-tlinii:.il 

ininislnt's, who pui-i'liascil i!ic Hi- 

lire island, -fn iinlalilisli :i plac.: 

of wiiraiiip hy iho sea. 

The m\v nf llfiuor was fiiriiiii- 

deu ffnui liie mart hy minii'Linn" 

in dtiids tn all propm-ly. 'i'iio re 

huvn liPvijr ln'i'ii iiiiaii 

1 iliiril 

ki.pl tilt! act-mipt even by , Thia alsi 

jr a niiijiirity nf second and 1 iujcaiisu 

dip mure freiiiicntly the tiro will 

mil uver. 

p,lW1(,jly nt „„ achicvemnlfi be 

made availiiblc for Hie local news- 

paper.'' 

Oh 

TitilliKN VUIH IIKI.T 

0—..,-.-.... _— . - -.. —_0 

Hi 1 Hiih s. I,V\MU:NI'|.: 

lixjili'iri'i 1 iilin kpiilii' reiTiill) to 

I he 0 111 ! il> hliiiiuiN ("In h 

Wluil vuiii' hnpfs iiliu. pnni. a 

impl'llu. 

Ami )ni-.i- i-hiini'i 1 hi'i'iiis ili'ii 

and slnn, 

WIUMI ynur \ i; I'Mif; liii'U in ]ii!i. 

Other reeuiiimi'ndailnnH if: 

Call lights' throuKtinui itw pity, 

V 1 -'"'''' . . . . ; when eondltintiH imprnvo atiffi. 

"In cirwt. Iho inerenBeil.w©iir,1(.lciltl „,„ „ hts ,„,,, w M 

• manunu'tiiiorH are consiani-. „,„ lllorp ,,,,,„ f(ltl, hln,,hii „,,,,,.. 

CHANGE M4PP$®$, 

Please forward Sentinel-Ledger to 

Name 

Present Addreai, 

New Addreii,. 

iUtiirer« are mn 

Io iniprnvu their piii- 

l i 

Uut liie pn 

Ami. tin- lu 1 

,;! Wliiyi .', .mill'- 

lii 

, iiliiik iihil chin, 

iii'-llrrs Him in 

And whii! iiiii 

hcil. 

When lit.''.- fwi' 

Ul-l'll 

Ami itii il..iin.Ji f 

' dead. 

Wlii'll liir'a «-ln-l-i.--ll 

have viinislii"! 

And ynur plnns Imvi 

Whuii yiiil st'iirii' I'"" PCC 

elm 

iiii iiiiinil yiiiii'i 

I! hiivc- wiili 

flii-.vcl-.-i arc i Tl,.. ,- 

i.-lied ili-i'iiiiin rriil nn 

awry ' IT;- 

l»- 

llllili.. 1.11. ..,.- 1 

wliiili iiiiici he shared by ImiliU-r 

iinii nwnet- if ihe niotoiisl- ia tn 

ciliialn tin' inileajso to which he la 

cniiilcd.' 1 . 

Ediication Cost 

To Drop 31 p. c. 

Sharp Decline ii Revealed 

in County. 

in the residential 

• me iilnck a pan ill 

district 

flip and'noil to Senttnri-I-edBer «r phone Ocean City 8W and 

1 giro chiiniro ot ail(lreg». 

.... nnd 

business 

rict, 

Iluy Fhip'r I'riiil riiiiiern, 

PureliHBe linltiediiilely of a fin- 

an print cainefil for the idenll- 

lle'ntlun, bureau, .Tin- repori np- 

provcB the [ircsi'iil Hyslrm, v.-lffe- 

iiy a local phoiojjvKplior tnlii'ii 

pii(>i(iMraplis of (.liniitiaiB, 

At pri'sriil ihn cliy HiipplicK rc- 

.-nlvei-H for Iho police, inn Micy 

buy their own aiuimiiiilion. The 

rcpofi reciiunneiids ihnf tho cily 

fiirnish aiiiiuunilioii,' nlso iiiniiiu- 

nition for tarael practice, 

Piilico also furnisli tlioir nwti 

Tlie city . BIHHIII! do 

.1 nf f lunation ill,rim; the 

i-:-,r HHiS-Hl will be "! i'- 1 : 1 

;. r 1 he cuirri nl y.-iif. •»;• 

in thn vurioiiH mil' 1 )! ! m*l- 

IJ.IIMI lapt mn',' 1 !, ii w.1,1 it- 

.,, illi-i WUDk llV I'l.Ollias J 

•il, cnunly superiiiLi.ii ie it nf 

den frnin me BUHL ".. ••-.. , .n,., ,. , 

in dteds ti> all propm-ly. Tho re w\ m i j. l l M s,.iim. ,1111 sec I In- vrah'il ini-i wunk liv lHomasJ 

Btrlctinns havn tipvci' licuin iiliaiig- clmy Dinvil, cnunly superiiiLi.ii ie it uf 

cd. Occiin Cily Hiill is.Icsillv iKy or ilii-liill •, ihe ttnuds. Ihe nl(y; ^.uU, 

mid will remain so. Km- !!iiil r.'.-a-J , . " Tho pituiitinn still is such lliat 

Sim, il has mi uiiderv.-n.-lcl. ,,., ,,.,. n ,m||, ,_„,, ,o l]sM_ niiiiii.-ial-ii.-«islaliCB from ihe Mate 

Is Cily of Ilomi'i, . • ivjil !,,. ,ii.('os*ary, linweyi,. if tlie 

Btartinst fi i 11 tctll silt; whir ii I • « s,.l,n,.l < ale tn reopim iii lliu fill, 

mirroiitiiled (lie iiri«ina! hiiilciinv. | 1'ull il up iiamhiM' n.ildi. 11.. u.ii,l ill tcachera hiivc uni'i", ,iaiii 

(if Ihe O»!in fity Taljnfiiiii'l.' Ai--,t'a'-c' llui wmld wilii new iimhiilmi j n ^,..-5fl s-, ,,u Senteniiici ,-.viiil« H5 

• '• "••- - "'• "iiwali if iloHiKiir yi.11 soon would nihnr; h.ive received iMri ri-riii. 

; Orvillc r. Ailing 1ms re 

I to Ocean City after a al 

1 vlait with her giiter i. 

Blii now riBidei ti 

pi,. • •• , 

Infohiatloii nlmn 

" - i •" 

IIIU Oitfan i n ? i.i.ji-.,!-.. 

utilatlon, Ihn city riMiii'Iy spi-oa.li II 

inlll today it has over «'i mile,; 

1 hrciiid'sli'nnls iind nvrnitCLi, i\i>- •[•|,,,I1 

"Ci.xlinntGb- iriliO lmnifB .ml hi.il- 

•11 clinri'liCH, HCiinulB, li'iielR all.l 

ninoss blocks,- 

The city hits had ar-venl -.••w- 

.easive boj.'dwi.l'tn, pr.iarc^»in v 

'rom the first spindly,-|iitike.'.-li!|i 

Irueture tn liift preBnni walk, a 

ironfl esfilaBaile eiihslrti'.-tc 1 ' ni' 

itoel and concrete, .toppeJ with 

,-ooden' decking. ,.— 

It in served hy [tisi •;«:1 f'c- 

lUent cummutnr npadiinj fnd 

nl.hoi'i! h.ive tecelveil p.iii .i:r| 

Tlii'ri; hnVe tiGon S4 tcau'i'il'n un 

ll hi h l year li 

1 i.-i yiiu 1 

• hiji. • 

And Ilu. I'init 

hand. 

Than it w vein 11 TI 

raithfully iii'niiiui yiiu HIUIHI, 

As they hid ycia nnl In fallur, 

"To yiiiirni'lf," .Ihiiy say, "Ho 

trun. 

And you'll liml I hum's niiit'lv to 

live, for, 

IIIM can't hiiio Hie heaven's 

blue." 

Iho friend-1 iia'id at all this schiiol year, 

•aid. Onlv tiiree Hnmli •l'«t: 1 

n 

lit' 

, -iiiil. Onlv three dinaii !t: 

Btuadyiiiy Stone Harlinr, Upper Tnwr. ship 

and rinnnU Toyvnahip, have pniil in 

full in ensli. 

The toi.nl test in the e.iu?itv this 

vear will.lie 8458,470, jus fiuu'-c- 1 

iiloM, whlin the now hurliroiJ t-.i- 

j 

|UeiH ..liliimu.., 

.'onniylvanlii ' railroad imiiis iintl 

hy Puhlio Borvinc hiiHn.i from 

Phtlndolnhlti, ' and hy liie Winip So vim inci. 1 in- iiiinrnw ciilmly, 

•Past I.lne Irolley aiid 'HH.IS friui Ami ynur doubts and fears tie- 

Atlantic City, only nine tiiiks' .'U- Dart, 

1.-1 As ymi mil. ilte lU'W-ioiiiid t'oiir. 

Whn 

tant, 

2 Himrs frnm riillndelpliiti. 

It ti4 (.(jnnecied rn Ihn ncuiiliniA , 

hy nindern, eoneretn lirilBua, Ihe 

last of which liM just frnn t-nin- 

plelod. Ocean rity IB iinlv a isvn- 

hnitr drive from I'hlladelphU, on 

paved lifkhvmys. 

Starting w-itli nnD nlt-i-n.w rw.i- 

dent' (Parker lllUftr 1 ), tHr> rcsnit 

hoi grown to a pormunt'iit jioim- 

1 iy Io do your puri, 

h lte 

Holli ihn weary, cheer the falter- 

inff, , • . • 

fiivn •Rnmn o'lter i!llfl|l u lift, •. 

Thou ynu'll iiiul in life a. BlofJ", 

Oolrirjn rays ilirnii«h clouds that 

rift, ' 

Use thiB rule, it's iilwnya wor|tlng, 

Oft iiH wisdom, has boon felt. 

For Ihere'B meuninK in thn ndase 

"Tlgnlen up your good old belt. 

Paul Spiecker to 

Open Strand Hotel 

ThesHotel Strand at Dill st. and 

VScsley.iiv,, will open next week 

I of the season under the manaito- 

n-.c-nt of Paul M, Sniecke.r, who 

fiiriiiBrJy owned and operated it 

for u niiiiibor of years. 

Mr. .Snleckcr announced last 

iileht that the, hotel %'ill ho reaily 

for the Easter week-end -and that 

Ifiinsts can ho assured of the same 

cfl'icinnt service anil excellent cui- 

as in former .vours. 

this, the report- says. 

City Nlioiilil Huj 

The city should 'resume supply 

inB all uniform!) for |iolico uff 

eers. 

The method pf kcrping police 

records was round saiisfuctiiry. 

On police training.' thu rcpnrl 

says: • 

",V course of insti-uction Inr po- 

lice "nfficei's la iiuw lieitiM i-'in- 

ilucied riuriilK Ihf winter. This 

is necessary, as aH recriilis ami 

ninny police officers -in smnlhr 

.cities mid towns have 1 It 1 Ie ian. 

coption of pnilc^ wiiris. 

TnilliliiB NlMiiild He Knlnrir-.-d 

"This Irtilninis sliniilil be con- 

tinued and enlarged tnion, rnlii" 

cirrlcers should be thoroughly 

lralncd In police work, nnd HIP 

1 only way this can lie accomplish- 

ed 'is tliroiiah proper Ktjhnnllnct,' 

The report . ouggCKtsi tliat a 

iieniher of the fnrco be sent to 

"good polled IralninK schnnl" 

or throe months, after which he 

Mr. and Mrs, Thriidore Btevenf 

nnfl children . were; week end 

MitnstH of former fllty Bunorlnten. 

dent ot Schools Jamei M. Stov 

• -. - . —.—— . "Tlgoten up youi ijuu« u,« .„„.., 

for'obmplele Inloflnrtloii Rlinjit William Ofrlach, jaushjer^Mat. _ — ~ — _ — ^ ^ ^ 

limit yf|r^>yfHf Iw • 8 * aB r * ll fl** ^tjp*. ud HOn."''ci\Jck," of tin- Ft'f (;iinjpk-t(i lulormatlon iilmut 

Itcln Sltimu N*u . - - 

Miriirlty Meets. 

Tho Beta. Sigma Nil sorority 

.net at tbo homo o-f Bose Miisliat" 

filo, nf !I5B West av., recently, and 

a dance committee i-oii!posed n' 

rloiiieiitinii niiartiicinu, Irene .Rd- 

wards and ncrliiii Itlsains wiiiiap- 

lioinled. 

Others present. were Mary 

iuiirracinn and Eliznbeth AUon, 

SPEND THIS SUMMER AT OCEAN CITY 

THE 

HOTEL STRAND 

NINTH and WESLEY 

RE-OPENS NEXT WEEK 

UNDER THE OLD MANAGEMENT 

PAUL M, SPIECKER, Proprietor 

Mr ind .Mrs William Hender- 

son, or the Hellevue fetrattord ho- 

tel Phihidellilna spent the week 

end nl theii cuttafce, B4lh s>t andj 

Central av 

lira.. I... S. A. Slceleni and the 

Roso Grace Imbeal and 

BaTBt 

You Are Assured of 

the Same 

Courteous Service 

and 

Excellent Cuisine 

As in Former Years 

Special Spring Rates 

SPEND the EASTER WEEK-END ai - • t ^

.mmi 

CITY SENTWEULEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL7, 1933 

In 

NEW JERSEY 

SECTION-PAGE ONE 

^w'.tf.i.vv.^j;.**^*-^ 

GRESK)cean City Sentinel-Ledger 

^•***M£"Vf E^B"" .._ . p.iiiWlnheil 1881 i Ocean. City Lnlm-r, F.HIIIIIIIIIIPII IBBTi 

The Watch Tower 

0«nn » Mnlief r.t llm I*,.-(i Oltlrn 

" *"""'•-"undtt Act n( Mufch 3. IBTJ 

MewBi CrifiafilidDit'il iO2B 

ill IJwun rliy, N. J., 

The Business Firms Represented In This Issue Will Do Their Share To Make Your Stay Pleasant 

«n.l II... »v.. 

0«4H 

toyalty' Cohiing 

tiri for Season 

|lfcll^W Clippings. 

beauty — "from C.iwsia. siih! — 

. who last Thursday night ivas 

crowned queen of the Ili33 Pesii- 

val of Slates In St. Feiershiirs-, 

""""" spem: (he season Iiere. 

* ' , _ ... '. I Slids Beverly, described as a 

I AI B»II_J ii/uk I a 'di!r, dark.huiied iiriushtei of 

Isopoy rilled Vwltn|the Soiilhland, is a sister of Mrs, 

Berlha Bryan I. of St. Petersburs, 

Mr, and • Mrs, Bryant conduct a 

„,, „; beauty Wiop there In the winter 

„,„_. City will have -royally j bm ,„ ,ho" summer work in the 

Its midst this siimjBer. (erriiil Beamy Shop here at 70.1 

lona Beverly, uS-year-old Ashiiry nv. Queen lona will also 

Ti!K 

BERKSHIRE 

ROOMS 

Open All Tear Ufb SKANOS . JOS Omul Au-niie 

Just Arrived New Spring Styles 

DRESSES 

Priced Remarkably Low 

SCRIP ACCEPTED 

fWINNIE WISE HOSIERY 

and Lingerie Shop 


he connected with Ihe Cerrutl ea. 

lyblishuieni this Hummer, 

.Miss Beverly and bur party are 

onjoyliiK a whirlwind week of so- 

cial activity in Havana this week. 

Regulars Endorse 

Ogden-Sen. Read 

Receive Two-Thirds of To- 

tal Vote on 1st Ballot. 

The political situation in the 

fi nks of tlio regular Republicans 

sn.ootheil out at the close of the 

lYwting nf the e-ommittee of IW, 

U .H Friday night, but fireworks 

tl'ieareneil for a time. 

The committee endorsed Senator 

Charles C. Ren,] on t Freeholder 

Luther C. Ogiien for re-election 

'.Uien the opposition was able to 

muster unlv a hanilful of support, 

t fs. 

Senator Reatij was opposed bv 

Mayor (Jeorê Redding, of North 

WibhvoQcl, but on the'first ballot 

received more than two-thirds nf 

tin- votes. The same situation oh- 

tnineH v.'hei' Mr, nîen wa,= t>]j_ 

linjed by Tlalph T, Stevens, nf 

la-" Mav, 

Although FreehoUer E, Law- 

Iinee Chalmers was present nt the 

rneelinir, he was not nominated for | 

tht other freeholder fntloilenient.••' 

Kercy H. Jackson, of Wjldwmxi.'. 

was tbe only candidate, and wa-: 

endorsed. 

Assemblyman William C, Hum, 

if Wilciwond. ivus unonDd.xed, mill 

receive I unanimous suunnrt, 

At the close of ihe session the i|i>« 

fiviimittee vote,! in endorse R,! Mr 

ami Ojiden unanimously. 

Senator 

iilly 

by wmvint' to this 

iei* holuUiys. 

Ocean t'ily 

BECK'S FOR 

SEA FOOD 

9tfa Stwrt at llw Xew Briilpp 

I senator rhailcs r .JM,S u:i;; :• «••r 

1 fliesi nf hiinor a! ibe Wililwn.1.! 

I city RppuMii-an i luh. Well.?,.; •. 

nlghl. He and" *e uth"r reyuLr 

Republic:!!! candidates w,»,> nr.- *!• 

dorsfd by ihe olub. Several Hi- ••'. 

publican ursanleaiifins m ih^rt 

rouniy have alrefdy ea.l.ir.ed M 

Head. 

EASTER SPECIAL ON 

Permanent Waves - - - $3.50, S5.00, $8,00 

•nd On All i,inw .„' 

BEAUTY SERVICE 

smir 

3 ITEMS 

; «.2S 

JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SALON 

SMAibuÂve, OCEAN CITY Phona 188S 

NEW APARTMENTS 

For Summer or Yearly Use 

MI WESLEY AVE. _ Sew, Cow- 

* pMtlr fnniisned. Fiiw -n-siidrnlbl 

• welkin. On* bedroom, dinette, 

lh inp room, both. flretrip Trine. 

(•ration, inoinrnitors. bardniHHl 

floors, stadiri eiinen in Ihine 

nn>m. Kara apartwht with (iri 

Mtp pnlronoc laspFelion in wiiole- 

sonit 1 fiilk among whom you iri'l wifi 1 '. leave yoiii 1 I'ainily, 

Ot-t'iiii City is old 'I'ushiniu'd \n jni-! a few ways, ll lif- 

lirves in uhsei'vini? tin 1 hal.bath Anil >' will always forliid 

ttiP sa'i 1 nf liiiuor and lii-cr. as il ..-.hvayf- lias in llti' lyu-l. 

Ymi fun ltavr a nilliikinsf I'iui 1 linn 1 liii'f. Smidavji, ^'ini 

enn liallit' cm tlu. 1 resort's ili'an, whil" ^cudy bfiu-hcs. ^ on 

rail it!! bunt ing. mid SJoli'iMsf. O 1 ' ynu «•; n ;;liil'inilf;|y lnii!" 

and wati'h tlu\ colorful lic.anHvji'.W luir;- U ihat never ends. 

the season. 

.io;\n rily is a fine, spuc-ious, niocH'ii i-itv nf lirautifid 

PB and cimifortalilo hoiols, s of easy victory ami soft resvalils. The Breai ieaders of the 

wiirhl have known betti'r. 

Novl Wick: The tiri'iii lilcii 

Your Health 

.• Dr. John .Toaey>h Gaines 

Babtn-ltnrlll Companj 

The Nut Bowl 

If 

vuii 

dii'l. 

T-0 H-A-l-N-ES 

HAINES Cut Price MEDICINES 

GtnU. 

Ib 10c 

14c Special 50c Aulocrat IMm 

Ito 

|Ut Ikptf Fan VomUr 

•Ml Xonrkk Jlltk 

.- Ptat) 

(DMA) 

Or 

and Hkir IVepwratioii* 

•iî AonrMfc mk Mm. CflMrt> 69r 

Wltenî Cai IJirr OH pht __ 19e 

CTCMM and Lotion* 

Oi: 

m 

p 

•U* IUMM Cm 

**> Hina 

Mi 

41c 

ttat American girl, Mia Tita 

Baker, B.ICT«1 the bamtj contat tet 

QatM af the FMttml »t 8»n jnu, 

Pserto Wm.jk, ; aU vat umrigd 

•if-'" ' - "• "- 

LASTER SHOWING OF NEW YORK STYLED 

DRESSES — $1.95 to $7,95 

Smart New 

HATS 

$1.95 

Beautiful 

Coats and Suits 

$5,95 Up 

In Pur ISMDIJ-" Drpartniriit 

LOOK VniR liKsT TOH KiSTKR 

PERMANENT WAVES $8,00 

SCRIP ACC^TED 

STYLE DRESS SHOPPE 

815 Asbury Avenue Phone 129W 

Greetings From - - 

Ocean City's Boardwalk Restaurant 

will 

PLENTY OF DIVERSION THIS SI'MMEIt. 

A GLANCE at tlio loiifj li»t. ol" SIHH iii! i-vi-nls •ichi'diiluil 

l for this sprinif and jdininn'i' in i>' »«*? fr " m "" ""' " IK 

iif tax (sntliererH. ' 

nOOSTERS OFF TO A ( 

T11K Oeenn City Uoosters are ni 

niftht, which imui-tiimlwl H now urn »l »» ll(1 ' 

live effort for .the community . ^nrmlnr Ban- 

May we asnln ulrem **"> J'";'. thnl U „" ^ 1 " "r«- 

qaet wns only"lhe beKinninK of HUM noii)sh tii koep ihe bowels mov- 

IliB i.'iitiifortiilily, A simple, well- 

' Iried remeay Is safer Ih the 

household than a ranload of 

exploited "specifies" that spell 

quicker}' in nig letters. 

The surgery of the gnll-blnc'. 

der is another matter. Your 

host" friena 

Teacher! Why did the' people 

or old believe 1h.1t the world 

was flat? 

•Vollva Jr.: Because ihej flid- 

B'I have 11 school glohn ti. niove 

Ihat It was round. 

It will take .1 Int or n.s lieer 

to make a man so numb his 

taxes won't hurt! 

SCHOOL . . , 

The olOest school in Amentia 

is tclebralinB its three himri- 

redih anniveiBary. .Jl is the I'lil- 

leaiale Behool of .New Vurk, 

which was founded by the mem- 

bers of the lJiili-ti church In Now 

Auisri-idaui In 163u, Wouler van 

Twill*r, 1 lieu, the Governor of 

tin; colony,, wrote hauk tin Hgl- 

land 10 ask to have a sehooi- 

limstoi nem nut who mifjht "in- 

Biriici ihu yuuth. both Diiich 

and the blacks, in ths know- 

!edB« of .lesiiB rhrisi, and alfo 

servo us »«xlon and preci'ntor," 

' Accordingly Adam Iioinntsen 

came ovur from old Anistoniam 

and started the school. 

The Duich Reformed church 

ot New York lias become the 

wealthiest church irgaiiiautioB 

in ihe city, owning iiiiiliuus of 

dollars wnijlli of nropeiij- whirli 

has boeil given lo il in \\wei! 

hundred yeiirs. The old school 

has nmlnlaiiicd a hmh standaril 

iif ediieaiion and semis iis griul- 

uates to the sreat univprstl^s 

la mercnslii": numhers. 

Free puljlif schools were un- 

heard of when ihe follpginle 

Bfiluiol was started, and for 

nearly U00 years ' iifterwiird. 

Many goocJ rhiirch people of all 

Heels'prfter 10 send their chil- 

dren 10 a Hiiinol whi-rc tln*>" 

raii be sw'e of soiiiid feiJRioiis 

Iraininis LIB well as "liooli-li'iirn- 

InR." ' 

\Yhat Other Editors 

Have To Say About It 

YKCnilN NKUVH'K IIY 

SUNATOK KM HAItnS. 

I'luv eun have escaped- the re- 

ulizutitiii, thtuuBh, dully press 

reiii.flsi, of the rimrse. of eveliis 

in "I'liiiiuiii, that Atlantic coun- 

ty, ibroiiKli Senator Kmersrui 

liiibards is in virtual command 

ill ihij siliiuilon and cull it an 

"unholy alliance" or otherwise, 

woi'hUiK In. conjunction svlth 

Uoveruor A. Harry Moore for 

the best iiiifinBts of all the peo- 

plH of ilie state ihrougli ibis 

emergency. Nn governor and 

limisluiuie ever hud such a ^li- 

mit Ion to deal with ns exists 

this sesBioii, ami eventH may 

prove the stale's good fortune 

in having, in thii

. NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY, APRIL 7. i?» 

eration, Individual Effort, Keyfo City'sRevivalSay8_Am 

And H*** 1 * Mr. Ackky Y~~ Highlights in Ackley's Address 

rTT In His TYacfc Suit' a great netd tor a group of men like you hen 

Io take « mere funfliJWBta) interest in your governmental 

Mir*'* "tTisrlty Arklev ir. y,r-_ »;,» 

t, hn> M TC'te-rtti TO a! :be ftve- , ,,1-^ %r 

. ...ftHlul. Jiii siraWJi: ,,,. lineup; »s his "Have At " ' 

shoulder » hf ssifi it»; . ^-(^ ;Tn.>v smi:," 

sHk'Mils 'don't rove "This sum »as housii- dii-it 

J«'J HP* ;,y, (,_,„,,, « J,f î,fl --,' S;ji; ^lH 

like 

> «ft* * 

ta ye«r 

ih* 

te * policy „ • _. , _ 

IW to ft!! ur 

Is ihinkinr !«i!ij ir. 

and twits, mi 1 """ *"" Sv ' 

Srtit your firsi diijj is- :e tiist sivr ?-.-n.- 

Sfr, PoMk' JlMi! he M O W O: rbr 

this «»TOinnn others is no asnet tlrnt no ill ; .1 Matdi Tal..- Oc«n : 

tortune can lake in: 

The bathrns aeasOB m i 

: ed in at Sea Islt PIIJ-, , 

; Catherine Fitch, daughter t 

'Rowdy Type" is ; rotate Irving Fitch, Jtaa 

kin, of .lersfj I'ily. uad |a 

Warren, of Brooklyn, 

Not Welcomed 

j , iBle cltJ. 

Fine Family Tone Prevails benefit or postal 

U S I 

now on, i p. Hw, 

I 

I postmaster, wcured ih». ( 

| Ocoar '"'ity iiai, never been trou- i'meat for the re_non. • 

i iih'tl with ihe prohlrnf nf hciw in gcu Isle huis been whiBB i 

| keep oiit uuilnsirttl.les Fur some , ind of banklni or MTIBJ 

; renscm this CIUBS hut never ni- vice srotw its bank cls»d 

v.-i »fii, h^ Henry B I any extent, 

;. •Bcwkf mid Sidney! The prlnif retinnii un thih \ti, 

I ihat nothing n! tht "rowdy" type 

•- , mi BtwiikP'V tnbli i is nffered lieri Oniid, clean, lo- 

: 7 l-.illmmii!.. viri pressi-; noeem iirmisRnien! iiiiu fun it of- 

•!. ,ipr*Oi 1-irrii, I'nwiii ' fered foi bnth ynunBt'ierf and ad- 

;.'- !• : T:i! iiii-tl E. Swift.: nils, and so t|i(. ]i#(iji|f who piitii;:innei- 

m ;in^ ATUIII- rnnize ihe rcNcr; nri u- ibf' Briiiie 

: 

:'.r,-:-ii '(..• i" F, lire. | tvpe. 

A ..ii,;w ••.. tnvernnr nf There hnvr tirver Tipeti RiiioiiiiH 

;i fiis:-.i- iif Tiiitar? and in tht- resori. niid ci;y officiulF 

--••• Gi-hr, .• WlliiBimi.. have vnweii ,iiere never will be. 

•i-(..n.p- ,K HI, , iii* Mm Thn; is nnr reaBnn why tht Eity 

:„•••••.-- -if limimcri- i; i» • riilleri '•Anie-ii-ii 1 , n-i'pi!f«t 

r--.'- iv in, A'lan'il i'nniiij Kpunr: '• Ii ,t Rnff liij- 

' " = ' î' : !i.!"it s SaTfid from Pir*; IH 

Shortlj- aJter be ty 

: ""» 

.? K rvori jHTnil} mail lii |fii\ f h|K 

' • ' '• • liwil,!' I, i\l)- iilllliif herr 

a nurainp death at Sa I 

K"? 1 - Philomena Pifltaiio, M1 

; ^ a » ed ol u bean a 

Iliad been fiRhung a 

»ea r "I ean Kce cloud. 

continued, 

laHt KiKlit 

It wan 

inspiring latter from Former Mayor JOB- 

sott will 

the blast 

voicing the identical sentiments of those 

rrtinprritt Due lii 

at the Boosters' Banquet, Friday "Ad\erHlty brlnKB peuplu tnto 

the banquet committee by Mr, Champ- KPlIirr The nd\er»iilen «» lime 

to attend:_ 

been gmnK thrnlltll ail ilir 

caiiKe of tlit«» KBthcrlng 

"Yl\ intense tliouglil !oninbt 

ineotlnB 

i^ Ihli 'Hint Orean C'IIV'H prim, 

nSV lmp..rtant m««t- 

prim up I" !•»' prrsrnt h.ii 

liein IMHPII ilium Hie rrmrlrilnim 

thai have conl roiled it. It i» 

Hip fibre nf the timn - Ihr rc> 

ffMr" committee are to be 

Kt6d on >our enden vor to 

with the 

nClty wns transformed 

a tarren stretch of Bud 

*0 one of the most at true 

deiirnhlc resort fl to lio 

t MM mi Enrtliiinnke. I 

, MW we are suddunly 

*t lace to lace with a ciil- 

,0m aot ailoKelher of our 

' iking, hut nna that hiia unthe 

very foundations nV 

J"is hnme when be 

He »as draBped i" surety ; 

Anna Buiih and Her d»« 

Frunccs, but KUcrunit*a 

" Fur iiiiiiilrt« inlww 

Of«B rilj, write fur hf», I 

ttml«d bnoklri 1,» lll!onaj«li I 

nit, Itiariniilk, OHII nth A* 

1 ; ^.lîul,' he 

"but I trunl III.IT III> 

of ililn lir.iuiinil rethen 

tbsit iho I-IMWII 

lie of H iinniii'" i"l hy 

lasl of lici>nHo, mill on - 

rylng on as Ainei-iiiv'i (in-.' 

I'âuilly Rosori " 

iiroK^ spontaneously ;iii'l upplaudcd 

Mr. Mwarils BiigpeBicii a nw« 

slogiin for Ocean City; "Tiie 

city without nn nrcument." 

"No mail ever won over nn 

antagonist In areiimenl," he 

wild, "It is all rlKlii to hnost 

ntld io express ynnr pernonu 

The bid committee: Herschel 

junior Prom Is -Jiidinff, Eleanor Qrahanii Anthony 

implaiio, Mildred Dalbow, Paul 

"iDwless and Helen Mnehan, 

Jet For May 26 The music committee: Herschel 

ShidinK, Paul Lawless, Albert 

Moyer, Anthony Dattilo, Eleanor 

Plus for Elaborate Affair Oiaham, Jean Thorpe and Vir- 

Are ih Making. ijinia Greis, 

The refreshment committee: 

Norman Blackman, Dorothy Kwan, 

Plans are being made by memhers 

of the high school junior class 

Ruth Chadwlek, Mary Garwood, 

for the annual junior prom in hon- 

Carmcllii, Noiorangelo and Albert 

or of the graduates, which usually 

Moyer, 

brings to a close the school's social 

activities. The date for the 

affair this year has been set forOCKiN 

t'iTt FOLK ••or.r...'. 

May SB. • 

OF P'AKTOlt ANll HIS W1PK 

While members of both the sei. Jlr, and Mr*. .1. Kdward Belt?, 

ior and junior classes receive in and Mrs, Annn Short, ot Ocean 

\ Italians free, along with the fac City, were dinner KueatB Sunday 

JOSEPH O, C-HAMP10N ulty, this year's juniors are inau evening ul' Ilev. iind Mrs. Olinnnr 

RuratinB a new system to allow i Kniidsen, of Dawcs iiv,, Qlyn 

limited nunihir of older graduate* Neatli 

to attend. Fifty "bids" will be 

May Free Pishing cold, in addition to the grati 

itrewn with financial Boats from Gas Tax ones. 

and our hearts ISlled 

Party fishing bout owners will 

Hope io Mak» It F.laborate 

be exempt from tlie He (faHolliie 

AlihoiiKh finances are low, the 

i question now ariiies, what ax impoaiKl by the ,«tttU, if the a«juniors 

hope to make their prom 

I we Boini io do aholit ill, 

as elaborate as any that have pre- 

•emhlv bill introduced and passed 

liU would we be dolnK 

ceded it — ami there have been 

in the assembly hy William C. 

M calamity been an earth. 

nme Rood ones. 

Hunt, becomes a law. 

, j tidul wave or n confla. 

Assemblyman Hunt saicl it .w;is 

Class President Hershel Shiillni! 

I — any nno of wliicli 

unfair for bout owners to be re- 

UBS already appointed committees 

•d [Me been infinitely worse 

to arrange the affair. Besides the 

I what hus happened to IIB, 

cuiml to pay a tax which was 

siudents, Mis,, Martha Forbes, Ru- 

tlrSRht Fuhire, used for highway.-. He saiil il 

uene Halleran and Von K, Hen- 

would siivi! party boat men about 

Inrotigii a kind proviileneo, 

riml will supervise arranmments. 

30 per cent of their fuel bill, If 

HvM have been spared nnil 

Decoration Committee 

passed, 

Idored city remains infant, 

The decoration committee in- 

tte came hoosliag spirit anil 

cludes: Ruth Ltedn, Anthony Dat- 

" . displayed "by the piotllo, 

Dorothy Ewaii, Viijjinia 

Fur iMininloU' information about 

he-nnatT-w lll_reaifl£e_U 

-0reis,^J3

wM» «* th« 

IH> Mkit. tnlMd «xi 

rtn tte *itt v>t th* 

furJTllcM 

. «h- «r«n wv 

|t*ke off, 

3 M I VM *tr*»m *t OO«NM\ i u\ it slr^ 

|»Wt boo»l*r» tit ih»i U wll) rrf 

|«i»d» itw> \An\«>rt\> ttiirfir 

]wwa\y> Y^Mra (Vujfte> I 

A lurjv miniV-v *" 

^p* âi " ^ ^*p ^^^B- ^*> • a *i» v ^ ^» ^F ^ " ^ vt^ 

New Jerseys Beaches 

i • ft* ftMMtit rvjxiw U> \ 

\ \a\\ ai. 

i * * % 

»» VV*»» i in 

U 4* 

i •TiiTi s ^»ranni.unt r 

j Is Dead in St. Louis 

M» K.^ w 

t « 

Has Great Record 

i No Drowning* in 13 Ytwra 

, on Protected B«*cW 

300 Red Men Here 

i Saturday Night 

Wilmington Degree Team 

P Ril 

••*>« 

mgton eg 

to Put on Ritual. 

One 

.' >• MM; -.'.I l^t.il Ktnl M,-ii 

.U^ « M l -,. i. u, - 

I -iat ^'n 1 I *' 

r 1 M n I nld 

nl hsh 1 fiiiiinl \ 11 Intl 1 Ii » null ' 

nf lln l' ml 1 w 11 liiipn il Ii •' 

in in inn mh 1 mrlii in 11 hi 1 

sinllni.it Km is I \nc ikhiiM 

mil 1 nil inn il I 11 i I 1 mil 1 In 1 

t\])C 111 111 111 Hi IS "ll Ii 'I'" 

111K lln Ullllll. 1 llllili 1 ll» lll'lil 

( nt tl] On 111 (Mi 'l .u lit 

I hih \1I111 b In t I'll niliil tliil 1 

bun t "11 In Ii" 'I U 111 ' I ' I n't 

in 1 1 111 ^ I"! nulU > u'U, 1 n il ul 

11111 11 mil 11 til il 1 " "I., ' 1 '" 

ill fiiiiiiinll\ Illll 1I111111 ll" 

1 1 mi, 1 Him 111 linn ' ll( 

II 11 Iiu 11 1 1 In 1 1 I •' » 

I I .1,111 l)i\ \ lib 1 livn '1 i\ i' 

ill 1 wini h In mr i'V "I" 1 il" 

lion, bun mil pil'ii "I iin- 

ii I 

1 " ' " 

ol '"' 

1 • . t. 

iii 

llslun 

ill ivpi "I ir.ilt Hi .iv.ul 

II i-Min ibli in 111 fm l'ri 

ulili. siilinp mil 

.ui iifliml 1)5 a 

[inlii 

pun. 

V.111 

f 1 luicbr 

hul < ill {r 

f U Illlnm 

Itid mill I 

tt 

n thftl the accounts 

Trualeej nniler till 1 

hy the Surrogate 

(lettlument to the Or 

day of the jlata henof. 

In BtU C hmi It On 

Ifwls R Walton anij 1 

aii. I>*fanda»ts. you a 

penr and answ«r th* BUI „. 

plelnt on or Wore tha Nineteenth to 

of Mar nut. ot tho aaM Wit will t* tak- 

en aa CWMW* antnst Hiu 

Said Bill !• filed t» foredoae a certain 

mnrtcaire riven by L«wls R. WaJUm anfl 

Mnry » WalMHi. h|* wlf«. to CorapWIn- 

ant which aald wn-Jtam wt* dalajj I.n- 

unry 1« IBM. on lani!* In the fXW ol 

Ocean City. County o* Cape M«r art 

State of Naw Jeraev and »• I*.U B 

Walton *,»J Wary B Walton are «w* 

Defendant. hacanU yon (re. thi record 

onntra of the trfldlxis In question. 

Dated 1 ««• IS. »••», 

HOB^HT K BEi/t^. 

a»lWtor of Complainant, 

Ocean City. New lenty 

BIIFR1PF-S SALE. 

lir itrtua nf a writ < of Fieri Faalaa. 

for sale of HorUraied Frenlstt. «A SM _ 

directed. ItnKd out oif the Court otOnw- ttonum •»-- - — ' 

tory of New Jorsry on tha Wi day of Wm|w A,U!IHI ntrcct, 

Cmnil. N. .1. 

1 4 I pf *C "0 

. jiKinUon, a rirporntlun of the fttAte o| 

N«w Jerney is thu Hefandant the Sub- 

nrrlbcr one of tilt ^peclll M"Blera of 

1 HUKI Court nt Chftnrery, In McCordaHW 

ith bitid Oi l-»l ion W A 1 lcld11 ll 

Btrrlll a. Yr.d.,1, Prnna 4 . Ill 

T 

•Mel 

Y.,unK v „ 

ri „..„ 

i 

A. N 

. *• 4-7-411) 

"J hnUK! in Ilutnmonliin In clmr lit 

In Ocmn Clij ,,r depri.lnlc.l ^tock or 

JWIIUII btiitinol-I^dmir Box H 14 llccnn 

n i TODAY TIMI- TO PAY 

Our Iniiuranrc Bu(lK(.t plun i rmi kf 

immtlifcit protctLit,,, m tmiMinlrn' 

rnopthly itvmpntH tlfin t uinrrl >u 

libur«iinO lxi 

IHMKilIATb uiMnc on nil Hiitrnnabll 

Hatioy Lloyd C hntlln tn 

111 

«uror A 7 ifi 

m , M A M H A r.l. next, ut. ten 

k A, M,. »it whIO. time •pi.ilentinn 

be miidc for tho a.lloWi«icfl of Com 

iEiR ninl cnutincl feci. 

tta Mnrfh 3rd, 10SB. 

F. K. J. BOWKR 

"('«ivpr of The Firm Nal.fmnl Hunk 

f Otrun Hty New J^ctfy li,no[i .unrllv f» in tl« *?oOi»i ' 'I "V 

In t 1 lurtli Sti*ct tL-tntRltiiiif ^mth 

vfvlMirlly "f Ihftt l"'int in front n 

I im till in mi • Hlnnp lln i-md In*' ol" As 

I m \\rmn fmly fc* 1 ! and nf Omt wiiltii 

c toi linf in Itntrth or dtpth Noitli^^t 

HiilU irtwppn hliM imrallc. «uh W 

Itnt "I 1 •'" th SI rwt nnd nl n ir H« 

Noitln* -*t( rlv lino of . .fib Strr t nni 

liutidri.il f*M to A Tift^n f«N>l widi *trr»t 

Am mm iiu under dfUt IB S" 1 «"' ' R 

Mil inlercrl and Sheriff » ffca tu n« 

tlldtn 

It ncth m i]fc,,th Nortltwcutuardly be 

«ufH>n linpu i n,rn I If I u.lh tui.J S^M^nth 

Ml eel 10'l I«Cl to a 13 feel Îdr alky 

RPlNf. thf SouUiVLfR.cili-onehalf of 

\jii No 41T Spettfin A Plan of Oc 

IiFf»I-JNIT\ fpet So ilhver.lwi.rdlv 

ftmn Ihe SoiUhwcntfily nd»* of Hp\tnih 

Strnt ritntiiinini in fr It fif brc«ilHi 

in ultl AHlmiy An HUP SnHiuestivant 

1> 1 fwt nnd of that \ nl(h -^t«nl- 

in In kntxth of drplh Na of that 

rxK ndLnir Eouthcastwat-dty between 

alld llnOi otic boinr the nnrthi^nivterlv lino 

cf SHid 11 Uit vide ftlley I " 

tho othoi bclt.1? thi- anuthnOFtprly line uf 

Fir t Mrret *ttrrtd.5f. to thft *rrl»>r1or lino 

t LnbUnbcd by thtt of inld morti^r*«> Innii^Br*. of ral 

bill, inntor lipr cnliJ f>Kt«riur 1,T\D liptti 

^tnblinhrd in cront dnt^d May 2* '90 

intl r*>rori!ri1 In thf offlr* or tbo Cl*rl 

•f CnfiH Mmr County in Deed Book 1". 

e 4^7 

Amount doe 1'nder dceroe t« *17 1&S3 in a certain Cav>« a ^ una «f 

crrln S*nshore Duilillntf and l*rmt* A»- inoed tlU ftw. 

littlon n eoniorHtltm of th* SMU of ^ttMtor Un« of HM . 

EJW JerK«) Id com.ilalniint and ThomM . AaWnmt doe nft4tr 

Ohntiln ctux rt B) nr* t*f*ndanti ' W t h |aWrtrrt mB4 

shall ^Tn^ tn Hal.- flt public \fndnt. v 

oat of the w Jv 

«n tha ZSixt day of K4 

I dkali «xpoM to «W 

ONDAT, Aim.. 

ih* Ihonn (if 

o'ciodc r M. to wit. at arr dcfrndnnt^ I nhull 

CDriif 1 tu ffllo M public \endnf (in 

MOMIA^ APRIl rih 1^3 

»t«*?Ln tho linuru tif IUP1\« nnd ft" 1 -* 

Otlock P M to \\ it nt om n clock in 

(lir nftfrno m of ft hi lw\ nt thi. Shcr 

iff i fiffici. m < np« Mo\ T-rtuiL HuuEP 

IIK Mny (/ounu NVu Jirfl 

All Ihut ciltnin n.frti"ted iiirmififp 

lib tbe npr urtennnrp 1 ! m tin bi'l of 

complnint in tlif nul ri"» ** I mticoiarl 

t forth nnil n the 

cily of Ocmn Cit\ in tbr County ff tanp 

M«> mid Stat< of Now Jfnfy more i nr- 

tifitlmly dpicrihp'l n* follow* RL* IN- 

MNG nt thi int. ir-wtHii. nf lh< * Tinrth- 

wpitifly line .tfiiU Inn) of T^nth Sturt and 

fnt hundrpd t n ( r 10) f< ot nnrtl.*«l 

\Minlii fi m tli TintthuretirK lln*> of liny 

An nur mhliiinini northci.^lwurfllv nlohf- 

xniil lnn* of Fitrii A.pntU foM> M0) f*ft 

in fmnt «i- hrendih mid of thnt width 

i lending nnrthwfstwnrHlj, li**tv«n Uiirnl 

lrl lhici fflio Imnf On nnrthpn-lerly line 

,f Tmlh Strret (kf .ytondttl. m ihc Ri 

the 

Bill 

en l>y I M Hnrd^nR to Mo- 

1O^«*i Comp 

uf New X 

•ertti aettlicnfd to 

IA.II' morlunKt KAH dated July 

land. In tbo City of Ocean 

County of Cape May and ^tfttn t>f 

CflwunulflM 

n trrmnt ndt*« 

tKik Ko. ut «l IM«4L JW* 

fte hlqh w*i« twk of th* 

ton, wWchcivM m-r fa* *»**•* 

(8) nottheait niohs uvd ISO 

or lem. to the «xte*O(M' -*«C 

of Ninth 8trt*rt; theoo* • ld title 

0 tin .iremi M. In qntaiion and you 

imntoun TrUu* (omptitiy n Corporation 

1 (IIP SLalc nf FpnnFyl^-nnln arc Made 

n«_rpnilniit Irfwauttc you bold H morlg^tp 

» the iiititiii?^ in MiKitivn which mnrt 

lib rqupnt to C_t mplainn.ru n mnrt 

»y lino of Bay l\ennr thence tl] 

bouLh^chtvnrdlr jiamlnl *i.h Hay Av. 

Iwn 

nuo 80 

dlr Jiaiall. I Hy 

thrnce (I) Northucnlnaril 

W l ' Fl and at 

trt to ths 

tcvenkntn, a^4 emdlUoiu e 

deed H«onled In th* offte* «f ti 

at C*i* Hay Coantr In. Book 

DO Ml *t 

Jalel 

--^ r—.«*. w^ 

Amount do* wtdM- 

U«17, with lnwmi (tftd 

to W added. 

ofNlirtfc 

execution at the imtt of NSttti 

Tm»t CA (of CiDndem) k U 

»c pl.lnliff and to In 

WILUAM B PO 

l.lnl nd 

WILUAM B POW 

a March Mth. ISIS 

8 ll A 

natea March Mth. SIS 

WUlIan 8. Darnell, AM?. 

B-31-4t.pt *19.!8 

SHEPIFrS SALE. 

nt id yo L. M. al% mado 

tha 

>oft 

t»nd accoiriDimj iht- the mortAttm 

led wd and mny ba\p nome inl*?r* t in 

In prcmiêtj m quciUon 

Mairh 11 lt" Ottan Hty 

RallroaA Corapsry 4at«d Ootober 7 !•«• 

and recordnl In peid Book 67, pasr -i 

aald pelnL helnn !(• fapl mWe or le«i 

Notthweitu'ardly frem the SoutWeMterly 

lilts of Commonscallh A%atiua (former- 

b Landh Ave»u«) measured •long Ihr 

NortMantarly line «f Wlllard noad 

tnenee Nortliwanlly elonir i>I.Mrl» ol 

W«l Jersiy * Seaehnre Ttellnnd Cow 

id In, said Ami, 

UTiolttlon of N*^ Jcrapy tn fi(. 

. UTiortition of N*w J e y i 

hi I utidlMde 1 one liall Intercut and 1 einir 

Ihc- (lime premne-t whii-h Emma I t.terl 

J V 

Ihc- (lime premne-t whiih Emma 

mnll hv .leril dnte.l Jununry V 1'1'J nnd 

rccinlcd m tlie iifore-iu.l Clerk H Offie" 

in ilonlc 1.4 of Dtedp imirti lfi< crnnted 

Mid ronveyeil unlo Cli.renco L. BilHoil 

rnd Shorn Realty Company, a corporation 

of New Jei*c m Ice 

Air-iu'it lino iin.l r .lern . •• I r 3"» S 

tli Intorcit nnil Sheriff* fco» to lio udd 

Hnle.1 Mnrel, i'J,,,l. 19HS. 

ichnrd B. Kckmnr, Sol'r- 

M-4t-p( K 

y 

ihed Seventy onrt of Chapetry o 

N J d ill b Mid in the Pres 

nrmet'qn by the t>onrt of pty 

New Jeroay and mill be Mid in the Pres. 

d * U ^ ^ ^ 

f riftv-fourth StrcLt N'nrthv.PAt- 

iwai'illy one hundred (100) fppt In lenirth 

or ilipth to a fiftprn fctl vido nlreet or 

rl^ nnd BUNG Ijftti niimherpd 781 to 

""7 include in ôct4On L' on thp Plan 

of Iît^ of the Ocean City Awwlation 

Ami unr ilup utidpr judgment la 1200 - 

020 0(1 with nitPieM and bllprlff • I»e« 

tr IK adtlpd 

fci-ixcd n< the Ttiopprly or Clarence L 

jBol cl nl>. dofendnnts takpn in ex 

ulion ill the ûlL of Thomas M IÎW' 

' plaintiff nnd to be to'd hy 

V1U1AM B POWtLL, Sh»lff 

Dated M.iri-h 29th 1933 

poi ci Rp* nold» Alt 

HIIKItlFF'S SALE. 

IJy virtiio i.f u ^rH "f I*'ler! I'âclrtu 

ir na'" of Mol tcajrcil rremliieil to me 

irncl.d lusued out of the Tour! of flian 

i ry of Now Jei-...y, on the fllh dfty of 

Inrcli. A. l>. 193:1, l'i a certain qait.r 

vheretn Scatthnro IlullillniT and Loan AK 

odatlon, » Cot|mrfltlrtn ol tho State of 

Jen 

In comnlatpant. nnd Gertrude 

mid Wllfrril T. Woemii aro de- 

ndnnb. I ihall expose to ««lo at public 

/enaue. on ONnAV APRIL t»*. IMS 

f l 

•lONnAV. APRIL t»*. IMS 

between the " hourr of twelve and five 

'clooli P M . to "It at one o'clock In 

ho atlemoqn of Fiild d»v nt the "awrlff « 

offlee tn Canr May Citurt HOUH. Cape 

llav County, New Jersey 

'All that curtain, mortnarcii rirrn.li 

with ttie aprnirteni.nciii. In th* bill nf 

complaint In tlie milil c»u«e iiartlcularly 

sot forth nnd tlaiicrfhed. that is tu *av 

All the follo,«ilrn I met or utroel nf 

4 d l h i f t mttlular 

All t 

»n4 nnd 

d l 

rn I met r ute 

hereinafter mttlcular 

l d hl I 

v dascrlbrd fltimlc lyliB and belnn In 

lio Cllv of Oc»»n Clti In thr> County of 

"«•• Mav *nd ^tntf of Na« JernP» 

BEING the Norlhwf'lpr'y 40 f«t M 

1 »77 SeHlnn A Flan of the Or- 

.JMNINa'atVt point'li Ilie Soirlh- 

wasterly tin* of SIVth Strppl at tlie dl». 

t«nco of »n t**% Northpjil«ardly from 

the Northwesterly line of Atlanllr Aie- 

no* pontainlnir In front nr hreadlh 

Nnrth»rttf.ar.1lr pf that pnlnt In am 

nlonir th* SouthiMisterlv line of Sixth 

Street 4« f**t to thp loiitlieaiterlv line 

of n Flftetiri F*et wldp Strict and of that 

width •xtHwfljiB In l«nVt wide fttrect EO fVt ide R 

Amount dua tinker dferfcn Is » t , 

-clth inUrcst and Sheriff, fee. to be >uM- 

clt 

WII.UAM B POWBLL. SherW 

New York and' Uila 

aDproved April I Ith. A. T>. IBM. 

HUTipletnantn thereto 

VtKINC tha »m> land and 

which James N, Kmlna. ** iii. _ ._ 

dnted October S. I*2ri. and retordtd , 

the offlco of the Clark of th* Ooffln 

Cnpe May In IlooV 415 of THadi. 

{)4, granted and oonveyad 1 

I. riuBola In fen^ *• 

Amount due under decrirtt Ii 197.41 . 

with Interest and SberHfe few to 

'WILLIAM H. POWELL. 

t)«t«d March 2!Hh 18M 

French. Blcbards * Bradley. Sol'rs. 

* MS.10 

SHBBIFF-8 SALE 

OALE. 

Qy viKtuc of a writ of Fieri Fafle*. 

r Kale of Morlasimd Fretntses, to nrt 

irecteilj iHBUed out of tha ponrt of Chan- 

ry of New Jersey, on th* SBth day OT 

March. A. Tt. 1988. In » certain Cauae 

wherein Lanndowna Finance GoinBany, a 

CcrpnrHtinn nf th« State of Nev Juraey 

t complainant, nnd Roland O. Watnor 

nnd Laura H. Walton are defendants, I 

shall eitrwae tn sale. at public vandue, on 

MONDAY. APRIL MtK liWy- 

hctween the houra of twelve and ftvv 

o'clock T. M., to wit, at one o'clock In 

tho afternoon of aald day, at the 8h*r 

Ut'a office, in Cap* May Court Hutu*. 

Cnne May Coilntv, ¥faw Jeree* 

All that certain tnortreted preinlwls. 

with the appurtenenQss, .In the b.111 of 

eomplalnt -in tha IULU cauia> varUettlarl* 

tat forth and denerlbtd, that Is to say 

All the follovtlnir traft or parcel nf 

Innd, nnd prtuisea hereinafter particih 

It try denrribed. sluiatc. lyinir and belnt 

In the Citv or Ocean City in »» CoaatJ 

f C M d St f NV l t f 

By virtue nf a writ nf 

foi a*Ia of Morts*w< n* 

directed Uaiied out nf tlw 

rh of Naw Jerw. on 

h A - 

In C Ocean Ciy in »» Coa 

of Cane May and St*t* of NV" leratf 

BFJNO Lnt No." MS, SKtton D.^P 

of Lotp nf tr-n Ocean City JUanelaUon. 

BEGINNING! at a point In the «0T*- 

weslarly line of * Central Aveliue 

dlntance of S»0 feet Ssnlkwei. 

flt,tn the Southweatarlv' sMi ef Sei 

teetith street. conUrnltw In front - 

breadth Southmntwaidrf of »td Dolor I* 

•pd alonir the Northwesterly .Ida of.uM 

C l Avanu* 40 fast, and of. tbM 

tdi I 1tt « '—' ^--^- J 

•««• 

... axtetullns; In leafftS

Again 

Male l_***t as tatr 

iy aa _• "mn- 

y ataBMMt «H Ik* story, 

apMlalty -was hUla. (•_**• 

r(|i>s, ntirNtnlN, (Mpiils 

•nd (liniiflH. TOl'lOATH of 4 urn. 

*( bnir rl.itlis, (iicfiln, I.tmtin • 

and flreivx, VnrlH} at Ntyli-M 

flip mfll »f till ttSK'-i, 

rriciMl from 

up 

lull Rmue ill Nlifs , , , , Jfii 

< h«n;c (or Ulrniliuns , , . Kvi'fy 

J'itl lit Our Kxiiirl Killi>r. 

Ocean City 

Scrip Accepted 

MORRIS 

h Sanitary Market 

Stt St and AJxrr, Ave, 

OPEN FOR THE SEASON 

APRIL 14th, 1933 

19111 Arrllp Afe. liir. Ha, ('anilliin aiul 

ATLINTIC (iTr, X, J, 

j The Siiirii Fast Line Stiips at Mnrris' Cor«M, 

Groceries • 

Prime Meats - Fruits and Produce 

PATENT MFDrCJNES 

Tuckahoe Veterans 9 Camp 

Failure; To be Abandoned 

S| RemBant of Workers Dwhearticee*! as One at 

C__fed Par PHoo_* 884 Free DeE-wjr §. Found Dead—Ej_-Sakfien to S«k 

s l» ; 

Bj IIML* lit v.-fe" f->; 

The Little Shop With 

The Good Pastry 

Retdy To Sem Oaan City's Visitors 

The entire family will find __j§ shoppe 

• convenience. We m centrally 

ed _ad have dolled attendants. 

Cerrnti Barber and Beauty Shoppe 

-Ill HOI *E OF PEEl ECT W 

r 

old neiq hborhi 

•ANA PASTRY SHOP 

STWITIT 

Atlantic Mirror! 

and Glass Works! 

tsi j ;-:M ii—t.j*iaeain 

r« 

r, 

Nort to Part Office 

MERCHANT TAILOR 

SUITS 946 /Uburj 

! Qeeui Gty. N. J. 

ty 

H* 

f 

Below TWs Price Yon Oan*t Bny 

QUALITY 

OCEAN CITY TAE-OR SHOP 

J T TAIBCT 

Ashny Ave. Ocean Otj 

EXCLUSIVE AGENT 

SAN MAN 

I CHOCOLATES 

a -in 

_ 

_>#-_lls — r_* 

• ror the (soiicl cil (lip lieople, and 

their surety, anyhow. 

"1 hope ii won'! be nereKiwry m fine anybody, hut I've 

isivpn nrdcrB in lirliig in all lotul nl'l'endera, no tnaiirr svlin itiey 

ure. A iinlicemuii nr si rivemnn i» JIIBI OH linlilp to arrest as 

anyone clue," 

Mngtatrnle Rlrhiirdsi, when rlirop personn iippeined lictore 

him Mondny for passinii Slop ni(jiih, warned ihem in tiip Bamc 

effpei. 

"We've lieen la)! Iliis w'Hnlpr, In nlieying HIP slop Hlrnet law, 

Bn I'm noi KniiiR to fine you. 1 am uolnu 10 UHH yim m live up 

In ill** regulation In Hit' finure, hiiwpvi'r, »II ilmi sve niny set 

u K»ml example for newi'miier-n." 

TliiiHH arrested werp Riiland Wulnwrlglii, or 818 Aslmry nv,, 

Henry Srlmnze, Jr., S!!. of 4ii4 Atlaiillc av., and liny .lolitison, 

11 Hi and Went, flail of III! encli WHS returned. 

Merged Railroad 

Service Here By 

Season Forecast 

C, C. Dee-ion PreiHcted 

by Buvinger by Middle 

of Next Month. 

Heads Boy Week Acnvitiei 

MAYOR HARRY HEADLKY 

By RAY E, DeVRlES 

After weeks of seemiiiB inactiv 

ity, while the regular Repub leans 

d d andidates the kmon 

endorsed candidates, the 

Republican forces of Cape May 

toutlty swung into action last 

right at the Ocean City' Reputali. 

MB Club, arid endorsed a complete 

ticket to combat the regulars, 

: And at the - »ry head of the 

t -defcet is Ocean City's own mayor, 

lirry Headley, who will vie wrth 

• fcnttor Charles C, Read tor the 

I Bominatlon for senator, 

< >> Tennenbium for Senate 

For assemblyman, Harry leu 

siirtwim, of WlWiMisd, *vho U>«. 

M« to only about 300 votes last 

1 Star, will compete with William 

C. Hunt. . , 

Ralph T, Stevens, characterized 

by Mayor William Bright, of Wild- 

wood, as the person who started 

OghtjnR this year for the "forKot. 

tan man"—the taxpayer—will run 

with Roland Corson, of Wildvrood, 

for freeholders, against Luther C, 

Opien and Percy H, Jackson. 

Mayor Headley was the key to 

tht entire situation, it was brought 

Over 200 Dogs Are Entered 

In.Mutt Parade Tothorrow 

Movie Cameras in Action as They Move from 

Camp Square Toward 'Walk at 1:30 p. m. 

The proapitts are that moie than 200 dogs will take 

part in the annual "mutt dog" parade tomorrow (Saturday) 

at 2 p, m,, from the camp grounds) at 6th gt and Aabury 

i ,..._U, * ,_ ' . _ _ 

Beer Deliveries 

To Be Permitted 

•ENNSY'S RESORT 

TRACKS TO GO OUT 

Running Time to Broad it 

Station to ne Reduced 

by 20 Minutes. 

Thai a consolidated railroad 

may serve Oeein nlty thin guni. 

n-er, with the runninc time to 

Broad Bl. station, Philadelphia, re- 

daced 20 minutes, was the pre- 

diction of Ralnh Huvlnxer to the 

ehainher oE oonimerce. Tuesday 

night, 

Mr rtiivinger, who is chairman 

of the chamber*!* transportation 

committee, hriHert this prediction 

on the fuel thai the stnte hoard 

of public iitliilies Jhln week * 

commended approval of Ihe pi* 

posed merger of the PennRylvnnfc 

and noadinft In Smith Jersey, In 

its report to the Interstate com- 

merce commission, 

Kwecls iM'rlslmi SiMin, 

"It Is quite jiossltale," he said, 

"that we may have a fivorabl^ 

decision of Hie interRtnip mm* 

merce commission by Ihe middle 

of May, in view of the fart (hat 

there is no opposition lo the mci- 

per plant! as finally approved. 

It is entirely pronahla that n 

Governors To Re Invited To 

This Season- -Old Home Week] 

Active Summer Planned By 

SOME OF THE SEASON EVENfS 1 

NOW PLANNED BY BOOSTERS 

Mutt Dog Pnrade, starting from a Isle (ity, 

according to their destlmil icinB. 

Abuiiiliiii i'eiiiiiiy Trarks H»'re, 

"While nothing definite CMII he 

done tintrt the 1. C. ('. renders iia 

decision it is possible,the merger 

might he affected here in advance 

on n track rental basis." 

Under the eonfuilidntinn plans. 

the Pensylvania Hacks hjre wilj 

be ahandnned. Mr. Buvinirar pre- 

dicted that they 'will he torn up 

as ituickly »« poiislhle an'ri the 

decision is announced, to avoid 

payiiiK any more taxes on it. 

lleliij- Time Table M

m 

|S.: 

to Ex- 

Chan- 

/ORK HERE 

^Riiweiimt, Ui« full 

jNCua'-Including 

^ •stead from the Oe- 

1 of the sew BUi it 

Aft emit into 9th at, 

îBBtdlled by tlie at#te. 

fcfe this effect w an- 

• Friday by members 

highway commission, 

Conference with re-, 

' and an inepection 

also Announced that a 

dw&y, providing for 

lnliGs. will .be con- 

the other end of 

the now Kalnhow 

nwny from what Is nqw an abrupt 

tarn, where th« now bridge rofd 

i joins Uie shore ro»d, just above 

the Guteway Casino, at Somen 

PplnL A triangle J50 feet long nt 

its longest Dolnt will be cut from 

this hank, leaving a broad en 

trance to the bridge 

State to InnUU Drains. 

The state will ulso install four 

drains under the new pavement 

on 9th st. 

Those attending the conference 

from the state were Firman 

Reeves, of the highway couunis- 

ilon; Jacob Bauor, chief engi- 

neer; John Williams, district en- 

gineer, and Senator diaries C. 

Read. The city was represented 

by Jolin K. TroUl, city ronimlE 

ilonor, and William II. Collision, 

Jr., cily engineer, 

Mr> Trout announced this wL-ck 

that blue prints uf the proposed 

bronze tablets to be erected on 

the Ocean City end of the bridge 

are being prepared by Morrlr 

Gouutflnd, state highway engineer 

He said the state hns agreed to 

provide them. One will hear the 

BuiiH's of tile state highway com- 

inlfsioti and data about the 

bridge. The tuber will be a mem 

orinl to world war vettrans. to 

whom UK? bridge it* to (te «lodi 

eatcJ. 

1 needed to provide the 

"ihBnldsre for this road 

1 6i obtained from the 

tlie state will cut 

.GAINESand 

CAFE 

' Steaks Chops and 

Sea Food 

[ ATC, 0«Mlt C'lly, Jf. J 

HEABLEY 

HNGC0AL 

on flit mirlMt. Full 

to ton •uaranteatf. 

Pnen « 

>: 1BTH A WEST 

[4 Receivers Named 

For Beealey Bridge 

Four permanent receivers were 

appointed for the Beesly'a Point 

Bridge, Friday, by Vlee Ohaneel- 

lor Frank B. Davis, at Camdefi. 

The Ocean rity Automobile Bridge 

Co.. owners of the span, consent- 

ed lo the receiverahip. which is 

of the "friendly" variety, and un- 

dertaken in order to protect the 

company and its creditors. 

R. Wayne Kraft, Oamden law- 

yef, Mas named to serve with 

Robert K, Bell, local attorney, 

Charles I. Lafferty and Clyde L, 

Paul, The latter three were nam- 

ed temporary receivers the week 

before, • • 

Miss Jtanette Darby bag re- 

turned f-orn T \i*il if several 

in St Feter^hur^ Flu 

ROBERT'S HOTEL 

and RESTAURANT 

OPENS SATURDAY, APRIL 15 

Delicious Dinners 

and Platters 

Restaurant 

12 a, m. to 

12 p. m. 

TRAINOR'S and 

YUfiNGI^Mp BEER 

re Road Somers Point 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEULJEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

n A,I 1 ni 

E Church Plans 

Musical Services 

Church Choir in 

Cantata Tonight 

'Crucifixion' to be Sung at 

Presbyterian Church 

Toniffht (Good Friday) the choir 

of the First Presbyterian church, 

under the leadership of Miss Lou- 

isa T. Corson, will render Sir John 

Stainer's beautiful cantata, "The 

Crucifixion.* 

Dr- Charles F, N* ,Voe#elin, the 

minister, says 

**This sacred cantata hus lon£ 

Lex'ii rofârded as one of the flwst 

tuneful -and appropriute Lenten 

compositions, and unlike the more 

mwlorn works, it does not tire one 

with repetition. 

'Tt is said by mu^jr critics of 

note that the music of the Cruci 

fix ion F which is so beautiful and 

expressive, hns been greatly en- 

hanced bv the wort Is that portray 

the coming of Christ :ind His dis- 

ci J»les 10 Cethsemano, His Aôny 

The Precession to Calvary. His 

a for forgiveness for His peo- 

i;Le, His statement to His Mother, 

The Appt'jl of the Cruci tied and 

the Hnal chorus 'It is finished. 

The PresbvU*rinn rhurch choir 

lius for many years been t* leader 

Easter Services at 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

UOIT TKIJUTV UIMttll 

(Episcopal) 

KeT. 0. N* Davidson, Uertnr 

Service* for ISaator Sunday— 

6,00 a. 111. Holy l-Urluirist. 

8-00 ii. 111- Holy l'.'ut'h;irUit. 

'J.30 H. in- Astinrj" nv 

Tho women of the liiirifh 11 vo ask- 

ed to don at*. 1 to Hi L: ât:r |Wst, 

This wa« iliscusse.1 liv the Bonst- 

it«, Monday niitht, but was laid 

iivi-r for a dwislon until ..nine timt 

urge, be sublet to several 

angas. at time goes on. 

Expense Not Heavy 

It is estimated that the Booit. 

en' shar* of tho MptmiS in earry- 

•-- ..* «l,l. rnmrram will not ejt 

nf out this program \UlI not e 

ceed |1 000 Thm does not mclu 

the C3toen>.e>i of the Boosters a 

m ff to spnd 

imum amount The whole under 

I t bt th 

.le 

ad- 

committee, but this com- 

mittee is planning to jpend R min- 

"" — v -*le und«r 

but thor. 

[lowers or t !her tlrtni ui n loi 

Pâilef Sunday are asked 10 mm 

w Hh 

Plorencr Iitfnn 11H I!,1\ 

len%e ihpm ni 

d iv lftt in mi 

Lutherans to Hear 

and tuneful niuaic. and 

the decision to sinjr "The Cruci- 

fixion" has met with public ap- 

The public U invited to i 

attend this sen-ice and to worship ! 

at the Eafter servu'e,*, when the ' _\ special 

choir will sine solos and choruses ; will he ih 

from Pelre's Cantata, "His Great-' of Oriice Lutheran elm 

•st Love," The hymns and the : erg point which will 

ermonj will he selected especially ] gpticial rrcitiil of 

for the day. The gemma hy il). 

The choir i« composed of Miss ] i^d "Spread tiie \v 

Louisa T. Corson, leader: Mrs, Ed-' 

ward Cornman, Mrs, Mildred Ho- 

nd Miss Catherine Goifi'r 

loij Mrs, Marian Trout Mur- 

phy, Mrs. T, J, Carey, Mrs, iUflph 

jarvis, Mrs. George Sooy, Mrs. j ^ 

William Ranck, altos; Henry Lop- i jn"ch'ir"V 

er, William H. Collision, Jr., and I£ the «oln 

Aaron Stephenson, tenors, ,and J |-n and" (n" 

John T, Seal, Herbert R. Smith | Department 

and Ralph Jarvis, bassos, Leslie | Tt)s. ",.",."," 

will be at the console and 

will play special prelude and post- 

lude numbers. 

Special Easter Music 

Easter Sunday will lie 

ilh fittinn services at ", 

i. at St. John's Luillfran < 

ire .if tiir 

setui' nf III 

"Spr 

1 The s?u 

' an Easter 

;Thi> chtltii in 

I inf diliijently 

j are prepared 

Presbyterian Church 

Dinner Next Tuesday 

The annual chicken dattie sup- 

per will be served by the Ladies 1 

Auxiliary of the .first Presbyter- 

ian iihureh, nest Tuesday, from B 

to S p, m. in t»ia ;;v:iaJ room. 

Mrs. James Ward, in charge of 

the culinary department, has ar- 

ranged the followtnir menu; To- 

mato juice, chicken psttle, mashed 

potatoes, peas, celery, cole slaw, 

radishes, rolls, butter, coffee, ice 

cream and crackers. Tickets can 

bt secured from members of the 

xiliarv or from Charles Russell. 

Mrs. Harry Morris is in charge 

of the dining hall. Suppers will 

he sent out if called for. 

WESTMINSTER GUILD TO 

SIDE MARKET 

WM, HESBV, Prop. 


Mrs 

JLMOR BRANCH 

pff. Premium Hams 

lianp or Round 

fe itadtt ,.: 

&••••. • • 

BU: .' — ; . 

pfcSpMld 

p>Butt«p ,.; , 

tig and Beans, with 

1 Tomato Sauce - 2 ft cans 

tb 

n. 

ft 

cm 

18c | 

25c 

30c 

24c 

10c 

Irene Powell, 34th st. and 

av., assisted bv Mrs. Mar- 

ion Ferguson and Mrs, Virginia 

Crane, entertained the Westmin- 

ster Guild, Tuesday niiht. 

Mrs. Gertrude Damico told of 

Chineie women who are studying 

medicine to enlighten their people 

how to avoid and treat diseases. 

Plans are being made under the 

Buidance of Miss Catherine Gor- 

don and Mrs, Gertrude Hughes to 

organise a junior branch. The so. 

cJety it missionary in activity and 

is connected with the Presbyterian 

church, 

A new member, Mrs. Yeiiney, 

was enrojled,. Mrs. Etna Plaut 

was elected a patroness to assist 

Mrs, A. J. Smith. 

Refreshments were served, Pres- 

tnt were: Mri. Dorothy Wallace, 

Mrs. Mattie Wallace, Mrs. Miriam 

Wainwright, Mrs, Blanche Young, 

Miss Jeanette Darby, Mrs. Frances 

Faust, Mrs. Helen Moyer, Mrs. 

Gertrude Damico, Mrs. Marion j 

Murphy, Mrs. Frances Gilford, 

Catherine Gordon, Miss 

PHil.ATHI'.A C 

PLANS Kl'MM \(;i: 

COATSWORTH """""""• 

S. UHASY AV. ATLANTIC CITY 

LAWN MOWERS 

SHARPENED 

First Baptiat Church 

Announcements 

FIRST BAPTIST (HI III H 

l"th ?• aii.l WrSl, j \ , 

W 

BAYS1DE SPECIALTY 

MACHINE SHOP 

Id-, ISAV \\K. PHONK 1H7 

\Tii:sn 

MKKTINc 

SPECIAL OFFER 

If !..u think ,,,t 

Christian Science 

Subject for Sunday, 

•noern 

'.he subjec 

pM Churfhc.. of Ch 

Spy, April 16. [D-3 

The Golden in: 

Dr, Harry H, Lake 

Optometrist 

2 Anbury Ave, Phono 494 

; calls for economy, 

0U Tne iS iunds committee started 

this week solieltinjr buiiness firms 

and property ownerp for contribu- 

tions A letter is being »P4rt 

to be mulled to them, This will 

l,e followed by personal soliclta- 

tmn! The committee consists of: 

Enwin E. Stiles, chairman; Henrj 

W Toivnsend, secretary; Stirling 

,W'. Cole. Henry Roeser and Mor 

ten I*ach. _^ 

Italian Rural Life 

Is Sketched by Club 

Ural 

pro- 

3 Held in Store 

charged with an itt«niSa 

bt»y at imkim% druR r 

wood. Jnckuon is the i 

ptibliean' candldue fgr 

The three, arc Willtam I 

29, 4S i. Carolina av • ' 

rt, 10, 22 S. Caroiijis'^ *L. 

rl YMt. 30, 120 Qriirt.Pijq 

Fla(WiKhts and a jfa2»Vr3 

found In their car. ".' 

Mrs, Sarah Simkins.'rf" 

is an all-week ffuest of **, i 

ter, Mrs. B. Frank Smil 

MORGAN 

ENGINEER 

Hdnlclp 

Lund Buntn, 

fp from Ilnlian 

life, oniicled hy member 

vided enfertainiiiPnl at n mepfine 

nf thP Itnlinn Independen! rluli 

last Fridnv night. Other similar 

eventB will lie held In the fu- 

ture. 

Among; th'iso «lin tnnk pnrt 

pro Grepnrlo Oilitierto, ToiiJ' I'i- 

Ith, and Tony PlIegBl, 6th, 

Unsile nntiato, IJOIIIB Mlgllnceio, 

Leon rnllsn rmd Tonv BottORlio. 

KATZINGERS 

SHOES — Fro|»r_ 

Suptinri 

ILnHCN- 

ff Sly!?*. Propfr StiPtinrt ina Fiap 

Fit, Kith Tiny F»t X-rl7 Fitted. 

neerinjfi 

fhent by 

city rr ra 

p 

and jflanp 

E%-city E 

a,'. A 

Fortr&nl i 

nnd mBn 

0 

, 

le|i ** 1 

LAW OFFICES 

George Ebnet 

Legal matters gHen tmiBM «,|j 

tention. Colltctionn • dl 

S24 Ninth St, Ocean 

i(MI»-ll ATl.AM'H 1 AVK, 

and the r, 

Ladies' Aid 

dllflns H 

OD Tuesday 

The Mj 

repular 

niihi nf next 

been selfiii- 

lar Friday iiithi 

the ii 

jrlone Sally." ill 

ei "Hfrein \ I 

bui the! h» In. 

to b h 

N'ii man hath eri 

we love rffiF annthp? 

lind hii love i, jtffc 

| 

Or,,] ,!• 

] 

Tf UcunnSerm 

fnllnwinir rn=«arc f 

ente siMtimok, "Sci 

K« IB the Strip 

E*i •J f 

yro 

anil II, 

hist» 

h 

Convention Hall Urged as 

Meeting Place for Ciuests 

i i 

t |,im , 

fiafsjil 

rS%J:J^\KB? 

Mcs. 

Fre*h 

doc 22c 

FOR THE CHILDREN 

Enter Bunnies each 50c 

f 

Us mad Save, Money Scrip Accepted 

City Furniture and Storage Co. 

p*'WKST AVENUE Give Us a RIBB—Pbone S70 

What You Want, for Home, Hotel, Office 

and Store* at Lowest Prices Ever 

FM]«d«IpIiU Offkci f 13 Sprkif Qarden Sticet 

,Pnprtttn PHONE MARKBT UH 

City Scrip Accepted At Par 

s AT 

NEW ' 

urn 

PRICES 

Mrs, MarRaret MontKOmet 

Gertrude ""„„"„_.. I_ 

Mrs. Yenney, Mrs. Gertrude Bow-1 

ker, Miss Mary Fox and Mrs, Et- 

na Plaut. 

BAKED SHADIFFFEB AT 

31, K. CHCBC8 TOSlftHT 

Plans for the annual shad sup- 

per tonight (Friday) in the social 

rooms of tne Methodist cfiureh 

were perfected Tuesday niiht 

when the Woman's Home Mission- 

ary Society, under whose spon- 

urship it is, met at the home of 

the preiident, Mrs. Horace Smith, 

434 central av.. Tickets can be 

ttfatained from Mrs. J, Thornley 

Hugbei, head of the ticket com- 

mittee, or from.any member. The 

diDlog room will be , supcrviscij 

by Mrs, E, V. Hokroft and Jifs. 

Hattle Murphy will rtlgn in the 

kilenen. The menu follows: 

Baked Shad Baked Hun 

Often Feu Bated Beans 

Brown Potatoes Pepper Hash 

Home Made Bread 

Canned Peaches 

Rome Made Cake 

lUETIST LADIES' AID 

AFFAIR IS SUCCESS 

The Kdffee Hatch sponsored by 

the UdiW'AW of the Baptist 

church was a WE success. The 

KOcial room waa filled to capacity. 

A playlet ^î presented by Hit. 

WtStor Book, Xn, WalMr SWeldi, 

Mrs, Venwn Smith, Mrs. Amy 

Braeklfyi Mrs. lank 0. Brooks, 

Mrs, J, P, CMman. M>* rmnklln 

King. Mrs. Prorence Prmdi, Mrs. 

Barnbousa, Hn. Malic Pfamlers, 

Vmt Htodto uM Billf Bttckley. 

,I« Craun, cake and coffee wars 

Dr. A. D. Wojl Speaks Here. 

Tho Sftn'B Forum I« asinred ol 

an inttfaAlBt Btislon. on Bundmy 

•ItfrnaM at-.tB* tiDfberan cfioreh. 

Dr. AmWa Oi" Woll. *fir known 

' rho tate ' 

rr r 'fl E tt"fl*'(1 mnsr? T JAMKS \, ji. r:. mi HI u 

(Tlie (hiirch «( v. cl....-;.». 

I Md Hume W.;.k rlnnned 

Oll I ;ijunc- 

famih' 

Lake 

.iii 01,1 

I.".", with li'.o iiiinij ,i Lsii' 

rM,n : oti In SejitiMni.pr. Thf 

;'ii-ii!ly W'liiM •.!•• nykp.! t., -pin.îr 

•n;., atTair. ti. whi. » :',.rrn«r resi- 

• •••'Its nf Occrin C:iv wiiuj.l he in- 

viiflii fur II ifHi:ii Meri'ii, CliHimiiin ft 

rtootl ( in(lui'iiiIon, wlilih in ewi- 

.liiiis Mu. new nth W. bridHe, 

liiiH iiEi'fPil i" remove all the lem- 

pornry huildiiiBii lised In coiiBlniP- 

lloii wnrl; iifi soon na thp hridgo 

is ciimpleted. 

notified and naked to Manilne His 

1, i 

'Two Banks Bid in 

Gateway Chattels 

Sold for $100 Under $80, 

000 Mortgage, 

TIIP chattels of ihe Gateway 

isino were pin'chnHPil liy Hie two 

nliH which licld a iniirisage ax 

ays lwo-1mroB mm *.i• v.«.-, 

Taxes Than Wildwood I Singer Fined 

ilhliirt of rutahleR ml 

I In ilhliirt of ruae 

exempllnna in the countj Tnr 

WilH 

county 

thin 

ireiiHurer. 

tte by the 

Winfleld !i 

culling >,..,........, .. 

Hllcbner, and Kdward U nice 

of i In- counly 

Bnokmakers paid 1600 to th 

Rentals Increase # .I^S^S^ 

As Easter Arriveslirf«n»tion. • - *••- 

The rentlriB buaJncua htt« pieleod" 

up coniidsrably the F__ 

with indicatlona"kt pr«ent 

rental seaion is now on. 

While numbers ai-o not avmll- 

ahlt, intarviewi •with several real 

estate men yesteriay revealed that 

an encouMging number of rental* 

I have been msluy ,.1)imt.j. rivambor 

11 "'.",',• , of fomiiHTCP. •fniir! House. Tliei-e 

^ iblwo.nl. w!]] h., n 0 pnhiifHj. for yon. if 

•-;-••- you 1I1 > am wisli it: nnd ilipfe 

Snl.iv.-i-. Wiiiiwnful. MR. pp,.,,,!,,^. wiii hn nnnn Un- tl.o 

"»'"'- 1 '>'- 1 iiarlv viui placii. 

• 's new listitiKs: 

Sea Isle rity. Woman 

Eel I'.ijiiil.-lioiip. Wililwonil, 

fctit chcrk, 

f Cainii, Wiiiidbine, Infcnny, 

lliiiTis, Wiindliinc, lar- 

Dontipily, Philn,, hitr- 

|ao A, TOiitlpy, Wiidttiind 

_Hnff, Wildwoinl. bui'slnry. 

on-Hiijiporl nf Wlft 1 . 

im Kiiwai'il Turner. Wi'W 

[sy, iiim-fiiiiiiiiiri uf wife, 

is Jiinilnra, I'ppfr Town- 

itriliiry. 

a Knriihii, . 1'ppor Town- 

arjliiry. 

Paki-lii, fppor Township, 

Blpvin, rape May. iRta 

iirty y p 

Tills'week's 

BP.WINO S 

i 

iiisi'B Sl.f.ll.ilR. 

Wildwoail pnid Sl.OOn tnwnri 

llie lfl!!l ilpliniiueiil InSPB lino Ihr 

coiiniy, iitid Nnrlh Wildwonil pnid 

tl.lifij.Mi. also on 1!»S1 Inxpa. 

Mayor Marries First 

Couple of the Season 

Mayor Hurry TlpaHloy unform- 

ed lfirt .lirsi maiTiiiise enrnmnny 

nf thf BMiison. Nliindny, in his of- , 

ficp ui rily ball, ' 

TIIP hi'idi 1 wna Isallipi'inp ft. 

WiilHli, of BM1 ThnnmB iiv,, WPBI 

Philadelphia, and the urimm wnt 

I'ranit C. Vntiilr-rmililh, J2S npr- 

or st.. llojchoroiigh. Vn, 

Mr. Vondersrnilli iiwns ii rnllago 

hPre on 17lh Bi,, wlipri' Im anil 

bride will live, Mr. iiilil M-'s. 

will' iin Kcwini- in her home • In 

MchaiiBP Mr children's clothes 

. mod oi- fuel. HiiBhnnd will .1.' 

nnrdeniim or pnlnnnp -FiU- 46. 

PAINTFl? — vVlldwood. HUB .. 

..hiilren :m.l wife who is i.ll «- 

. ,„. tant muthcr. U naintpr l.y 

ira.lp nnd will iln ariy lc.n.1 of 

wnrli. BSpPft In !«• tnlll l.i >»• 

pni.. lionie i» n few dnys nml 

w,!.l.« cxclmnp- lnhnr fnr Pln^ 

with a coiiiile of rooms. File 17 

"Plmonix. m 

If Oprmiiiiin, Dpnnis Town- 

IMlilnry iiiai'BPa. 

i Hokaisid, I'ppcv Town- 

Urglnry, 

A riistiir. ITpppr Township 

' and blirslary. 

m Npwciliiiiip, Philndel 

I nrcpny, 

k HiiBBon, rape May, Inr 

rnmilpn. larreny 

i J Jury to Probe 

id Voting Charge 

April Krand Jury will eon- 

ilain im Tucisdny, 111 con. 

iharjieB of fnuidulent vol. 

Nnrih Wildwnnd, il was 

tills week. 

.(nnrKea nro made by Peter 

lierBim, jlu.y (•iiinmi«»ini|pr, 

m a iininn nppiibiimn. Nnrlh 

•pnil inrnrd in ISII-RP ninjor- 

or ihp regular .Uppiililleans 

reennt vp.nrH, 

FRIDAY and 

SATURDAY 

$Q.85 

This week-end you will have the opportunity 

to secure the popular white gold filled rimless 

mduntings, at a price far lower than usual 

Particularly neat in appearance and unusual- 

ly serviceable. The flexible center almost eli- 

minates breakage, 

DR. H. R, NOVROS 

M'TAMKTHINT IS (IIA 1(1.K 

OF KVK I'.XAMIN'ATIOSS 

M. K, 111.ATT CO. MRKZAN 

MEBLATTCO. 

AHanticCltys GrMt Department Store-Dial 4-1IU 

A, SlnvciButl, nf 

l 

rrankr 

vis !'" r 

inn were 'wi-e'k-end'Biiests: "Tlill" 

- Mi»a .lean Yiiiins, 

Tiirnpr. of Trenton; 

A SoeliS, of Artniry Park. 

> THE 

ADS 


Men's Half Soles 

Rubber Heels, 

Men's or Ladies' 

Work nonr WKilQ You Wait 


r.'il ARhnrr,.opp. Mnrphj's n-ifl 

fill AHIHITV AW. 

WnFk nuarBiitesd by 

13th VCBF jn IIsflineM In Octisn Cltf 

Atlantic Citys Great Department St©r, 

» mt 

It) S9e 

Bacon 

Chicken Fat Ib 20e 

Freshly Caught 

Chesapeake Bay 

Back Shad 

Roe Shad 

Oteaned Fw»h CroaWn or §M 

Frt-sh Flllrts Gennlne Haddock 

Ms Vut« — SMOT far y» pmu. 

Ib 

Ib 

ft 14C 

156 

Fresh Fruits 

and Vegetables 

Full Podded Calif. 

Pern 

Luscious Louisiana 

Strawberries kK iZVie 

Golden Bananas doi 17c 

Juicy Grapefruit each Be 

Fancy Green 

Asparagus 

— 29c 

Crisp Spinach ft vBe! 

Almeria Orapei 

Extra Large 

SttH 

-,31

safer 

qry spanscajmcHL 

Toiught 

you'll be 3 times 

from blow-outs 

ait wr-.- Tit* 4Q«K urn- "Tniiigjiûi 

W, E. ffitfEey i: Sat 

WILTS SMI 

COAL 

HAMY L 

Mrs, Sanatl 

of PkUadelphk, are 

^J.*§ i ilorjaa 

, T-j-j-iir«Mr ua; Mrs. John Bridttton 

the ti 

Tike idTtatige of 

bi-,e thedi 

wits Ci?!rs*iai — 

r=s- or r-t i 

ftd rssii, u firnratf 

sisss, ir« a splendid 

—they rs-sire EO ^ 

Fr«e Roof In.Hpi 

The cast included Mra, Kihvnrd 

iluitinn Hi- has, loiist been in poli 

S. Hainionri norriim. Ruher 

M. Button, Jr., a treasurcr. 

Chinese student-luver, and MIFB 

Mi. TcnenlLHilii. VVildKiind city 

I'riscilla Teasdalc, tln> maid. The 

wilii-itiii, is jlwi wi-ll knuwn here, 

Mr. anil Mr», Walter Brown 

play WLm written ,uic! produced by 

nmMlN iliriuiph hlx camiuiiKning 

lloals at Bridup 

lam isnrini; He is ;L rtin-cful 

Mrs William Caiev Ti-:i» lale, who Mr. .ind Mrs. Walter llr»»n en- spiMkei ami iiric of the outgtand- 

lhed in rhina fnr .-tnerul months tprl.imi-il the fulhiwini; at lin lire inn 1-11111111111 la«>eis of the coun- 

Tho custume^ wert' fiunlhhed by Tridav iiiirht. at 17tli st .md A_ ty 

Mi&s Vunij-Vuin Tine;, uf Bijn hurv av Mr and Mr- William 

Miwr Cullege. 

Mm-riMin, Mr. ami Mr- Kiili.ml H Mr. Sle\en», ,1 k:mi!i niumbe 

"The Chino-Jupjne-c Ques,t,i»n Johnson, Mi .md Mr- Klim-r 

and General Ccjnditmn in China" .lack.on l'c-all. Mr. ami Mr- l.m- 

was dmcussed hy Wen-Pian Lin, a uiinil P Mmt?.rr mil Mi. and Mrs, 

udeni at tlie l'nivi-r-.it\ nf Penn- Nathaniel r. Smith, 

, ilvania, uKtj ,t graduate of the 

Universit> nf Ohio and Diesel lni-titute. 

Hi' t'Jve a- thr major T^. Haini Hustsi 

} nf thr cnnfliL-t, .lapan'^ nPed l Hndgi' I'irtj 

of mmn tcriitnrv f"i her over- Mr- Olner V. Halm--, H.itlei 

crmwluil 'iHtpulation 

M.i ul. i-Iileitaiui'il the fiilliiuni!; 

' 

Mrs. Clinton B l'rite in nuti\f al hllnt'e, Tili--il:i\ mjjllt 3h. 

. ttho In r«Hw 1'iilirt. ccihlunin, lull nf Cmusn mu-ic, v,\s- li ivniniid Snotwi-li, Mr- I.il .v.ir-l 

il the list. Arthur W. int» Hint although muîc i- the uni- liuiii, Mr- Nathaniel '". Smitli, 

nicmliir uf the Imnril versal lanj?ua£i*, that the technlr Mi--, Hijmnml Kite. Mi- Willum 

luratlon, was Wesley av,. of Chinese muîr K different, a^ it Vmi-l-ini". Mr!- \llieit Hii-h.iLli anil 

H Jnhnxnn, prrsitlent of i' built arnuml five Lone.^ instead Mir Rolifit L.uid 

bit club, 62(5 Atlantic av . of seven. 

I w Pnuell. hanlt illrei-tnr 

Mis. i'ariu 

The uluh luu u^fn m ikllljf "]nur- 

jerthanl. mia Asliury av.; 

al Hrii 

cstei. rraltiir. SI!) Pili/.il 

lieys" tu main i-ountnes, ami lhii Mi-. Uniiiel I'an-, IM.I/.I 

M Tmvnueml. builder, 

n.rctine; *vu* "\ Nijrht m China" v.j- i tPiH. In the fnlliinln 

rd.; rheR^-r Fer'4U- 

Fiece.. "f ivmv, liamhni), i-hlnil, liiidicc Mundjy aftem ion Jh. 

Hpr#sB **^ in nutivp os- ttllliam ll Ablmtt, Mr . Georue 

tume, attendcil the dnnr. Vcre l.i'e, 

jbton pi. ind Atlantic a\,; 

M. Mil pautfh, Mrs.' Frîlrllrk 

I. Hnlv, nn West av -. 

.•nn of Sinn Li'i>, male the v.Ld- ainlindgp, Mih, .lanns .lnhn.un 

•llie, 1 W 10th »i , .Te*cnnie 

in pure Chincso. 

ml Mi- Otto W Re.rhh, 

JllniBhead. 25 E Now ,ler- 

\f,, Somef, Point, Floyd 

Mr>, l.illle llnsless 

MITP Men I'risiile «t 

, , 417 Ontral ,iv . Mar> 

\t riniii-lili- 1'urh. 

Lull I'luli llrlclm- Ten, 

iHllner, fii:l fcnlral i\\ ; 

Mi» I liiifiii'i' A I, 

flip hliilisr-li.i, I'nd.n .nn i 

B>I. nipclrical rnnli-nr- 

ti.il ,i% , i-ntrii.imiil 

notin -it tbt> ciitmlr% i-luh. ^,i^ 

him ,n . and Ham 

.il piliui hie WI'UIHMI. 

Well altfmied and wa^ liniqiii- in 

•in. 315 1st st . * 

.ind Mis I'll,Hie- i: H.iiiiii. 

tlial I HniniM- Sliiieiiiiiln-l ami 

; 111 -1 Mil. \Sllliain Willi.iiu-, 

Flnyil !'. 

h ...^ The\ i 

awarded pn/p= served tea and "'"I Mis I. H. A Steth in 

Iii'ifniiMPd all I ho illllieN nl hni-l.. Ml* V.tllu Kcnsll 

fity Discusses in a cip.itile und 'plea^ 

Freutiuslj ^tJliiL-n ha\e ri-'â m 

this eupiicltj, 

); No Decision PrPpenL were Mi^, lliiwnril 

Unities, Mm. William C Munnlielrt, 

Mrs. Upnn r Schan/i-. li. 

liter, Tobacco Smoke Mr.s Uunun Ilnnalilnill, Mr-, A 

Randolph ropB, M^ William 

nd Hot Air Prevail. HladlPi. Mis riecleink IS.im- 

IU-IIIBO. .Mi's. llcni\ I'lfilllniB. Mi>. 

eii'ied bitaid ot fieehnl- ClcniKf I'.ieis, Mrs. .1. Sal HIM. Mis' 

piucusrd ten mote than three H.vr.l Sliillll Mrs .Inhll Sin 

, Wednesday, on the ins amiIII. 

l semi, and at the end »f 

•time the members knew ni< 

J as thej did hefnre. Which 

I say thei knew nothinE. 

lnrepnnilri:iiit-i- of aruiiment, 

Jon and m between, was îv- 

§y such .nuntv officials in 

1 

fleik A Ciirltnn Hildretll, 

kite mine riteli, cminlv 

inrer Winflrltl Hitchner, and 

Ireeholderh Rnme af the eonhi-lng 

nr two minds, their 

e*on more niiinicms than 

°spnt 

aesrioh resembled, in reland 

m time taken, a sen.ile 

Jfis nn prohibit inn. The var- 

Imenibem. eithpr tiring of the 

Jslcr or of too much lohnccn 

nrrantimnlly loft the csillroom 

ftir n breath of fresh 

Br a drink, nr Rumpin'. 

fce nr HIP freeholders, when 

:oni>iem'e ondeil. seemed to 

wli.it wnuld he dune about 

i>\en whether there 

I be anuthei diseuhBion next 

Rnhcrt K Bell, eminty snlwjui 

sat in during most of 

infah. said one or Iwo other 

I sere Rulnc to he attempted 

piie money If sueeeBBful, 

J prnbablj "will be avoided al- 

Iher. 

1 

nt the lem«,!.iliiu\ ha. jl-,n been 

in inililic lilp lor many vcm, nl- 

Ilimmh lie plavcrt .in muciive pun 

until the tounl> budget raint m 

ihl-J >e:ir Hi- fniifiht fur n due 

imn in Hie hiidisct, althrmijli to 

lnlle mail, am 1 a lev. wceki a|io 

atti-mpti-d to hiup a I:M mn'r.i 

lii-lil up, i-li»ri;lnit a "iiiirt-nim'.y.' 1 

t'uri"d 

contraul luldtse Those «lin atlelldeil 

ueio- Mr anil Mr-, nnhert 

rilullmd. Mish Un»f Suunii». 

Mis William l\ Mans, ii-ld, Mrs 

John Bimons, Mr. and Mm 

GcniKP f-ieis. Mis Hi no I' 

St-lianzc. Jr.. Mikr. A c lmmllci, 

Dpiek Adillscnll. r Himiei Sh"ClliiikiT 

Mm. i:d»-ui! M Mis 

S.un 

Wil- 

Mis 

per, Daughter 

lead 0 E S Here 

ut Worthy Patron, Mn. 

urphy, Worthy Matron 

^ follnwlhg officers ware 

_ed by Eastern Star, Monday 

|t: Mrs. Marion Trout Murphy, 

f'hy matron; Cominfasioner 

li. Trout, worthy patron; 

Marion Ferguson, associate 

-fon; Urt,. William M. Banek, 

Bustress; Mrg. James E. Ward, 

Iciate conductress,; Mrs. Chas. 

ilir, secretary; Mm, Maylin 

Inson, treasurer, 

pe fiscal year just eliding has 

* succesiful, especially from 

[standpoint of soclalibllity. Tim 

^ter has been undtr the caps 

Kul innce of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- 

Wainwrighl, who have occuthe 

stations of worthy mai 

and worthy patron. 

mnouneement of the grand 

per session! Ht Aibury Hark 

[Ii and 18, haa betn made 

i. Murnhj, Mrb, PerBuaon, Mrs 

|ck and Mrs. Ward ale plan 

Tf tojrtteml 

p ". 

linnaldsnn. Miss 

Smilll. Ml and Mis Carl 1 

Mrs. Ham Ileadlr}. Mr« 

li.un C< Abbolt and Mr ami 

Herheit C. Addiscotl. 

Talki tn D, A. It. 

nn \nceRtnrs 

Mr^. Mary-I.mi Hlakeh-y, of l-.i»t 

Orange, ii-,lil(lhtui- nf I'n>fe-.,ni 

f.enrue K. Bm»n, real a paper, 

"WllV We Hhmild he lntPreriled in 

Our Ancestors," hefnre the S:niih 

Ftilwell Chapter, naujrhti-r. nf iIn- 

American Ui-vnlution, Sntui'lay afternoon 

.it the home of Mrs Harry 

Hcaillrv, «S"' I*l a? Mi>,>, liilliionii Ilosh 

U llridce rarti. 

Miss Man < nllissnii. HST PniK 

pi., i-nlrilami-il Ihi- fnlliittiiiB .i 

a pi. 

' Kesponae to roll -call w.i4 mule 

by Rivinir reasons, iiro and con, 

lor world disaimament, 

it svus deciiled tn present a 

u.ize to the winning Wffh school 

bov or Kirl in the historical e=say 

contest. Miss Helen Maynard has 

charge of this work 

Mi«s Cecilia. Hand will attei 

the nntional ennvention in Washn.Rton, 

D. C, early in May. 

Mrs. Hsadley was assisted in the 

duties nf hostess by Mri. Augustus 

J, Hopping. Tea was served. 

Utend Distriet Meeting 

if Federated Clubs 

Mrs. ChHrlea H Vail, Mrs. C 

Homer Shoemaker, Mrs. Howard. 

D. Taylor, Mrs. Ralph H. Van 

Gilder, Mrs. J. Edward Vo.w, Misa 

Hannah Mitchell, Mrs. Morgan 

Hand, Jr., and MTS. Helen Hurt 

attended the district sprinR conference 

nf federated clubs in 

Dridgetan, Tuesday.^ 

Are 

1 

was any lift lu- ivriTl 

' tin-in "aid tins woul.l hllek 

' !l this is fait. lli» TI Mr 

will In- Mippnitinu M.iMiliinlUi- 

.Monilin m-lil The Misses ' nnrl Ml» ni:id»:i> Hilt M'. Hand 

"l'l-P," SponHW. Uhm Tinlirll. li-r- m Ins nriice, a -.'n'lpl" M m- 

M.IIIKI- Pinlim. Mn i.uii Km hi-. 

l-:\cl\u l.illle, Marltill Snll> ailil xulh mime snrl nf flejtiun si,m 

Mis." Hi-iili- DoucheiH 

dill. Tl»-\ are Id I" 

„,„« Mayor Headley in Race 

Mi.,, For Senate; Opposes Read 

1 "'«•'' '•>' 

trl-iu nf murt It lniiUs lll.P 

"linl M" 1 !" l |ir Mr. Tl.inl 

fl'milinuiil rri.m 1). jc 1) 

imiKlit "IT attempt-- to make him Reformatory Looms 

thi- iMiidi late. tin Wednesdav For Colored Boy 

inirlit, Stevens, wlm 11I.-.11 ni-t-ilcil 

].ul-uuslon ai'tel he «an tlippi-fl 

Hlnlm -.L-liiiiil looms in the Ilt'.ll 

lh«- re(,'iilals, said hu would lun 

fullliP ["i Maivin Mimei. l."i- 

Mayni He.idlev n. l'-iit the 

i.iii>nr .-.aid nn". 

,i n-.ilil loloied hlBll sthoiilsill- deal > W«i av 

Til-Kit Wildly Airlaimcil The buy was ,n rested l.isi 

Hut >emenlay HIP maynr u-ive infill ini the sceoml time m l» 

in prn'wilcd the Ocean City I1L-Ht.^liin 

« "itel him. TllPle tt,i- in. 

dniibl nf that last HIRht, ], he and 

the rest of the ticket was wildly 

acclainipd f"r some flve minutes. 

and 

In "hi- speech of jci-nLance, 

Mayor Hcridley ,\iid he haj tried 

«ai 

tn net the li-adi-ri In .-hno-e a 

younger man, lmt that no oihei 

Uiean Cit> man could be atiicd 

upon liv .ill iii'o«p~ in the county. 

And he did iwt want to sue Ocean 

City ioû the sen.iturship. 

The mayor al.-n eharBt-d th.it the 

'•ii-nuliir" candiilalijs were nut 

chosen by tlie cnunU tommitti-emen 

elected ijj the people. Xk-ml-i 

is of the mmmittte were imt in- 

.led to the ('• t) 1". caucus, unless 

they viiteii ihi- "lifrnt" w,ij-, 

he sai.l, and it wa- known hefmeband, 

which »a> they wouhl Mite 

ies HcadK'y Victory in Wildnoud 

lie sugffi'Sle I that these Ijrnoied 

n.cmbers of the committee he .ailed 

together, anil hi- .iskeu if lhev 

vould endorse the new ticket. 

Mayor Bright, «bo prcviimsb 

had arinnunceil himself fnr the i,enote, 

Rave way to Maynr Headley 

for the Eood of the party," he 

aid, iind he told the jtrnup how he 

!., bure thai Mayor Headles 

ould canj VVil.lwond hy the Urjfit 

maiontv ever jriven a senator 

The Wilfl»nml U-ader also plain 

u Stoiens and Coiwm. The iHt 

or i« a "fijfhter," he said, am 

itli Stevenr, will Kive the ppupli 

dividend in the form of a re 

uccd county tax hill- 

Mrs, Hradway Kmindg Wurninn 

The one and only Mi*. Dori 

Iradway, of . Wihlwood, als 

,tiiisi_'il the ticket, but she dedar 

-d that the tegular organization j. 

'at bay and fighting hard," so tha 

Hie election will notte carried i 

Humrit) 

iin a "silver platter," 

CUCHIH In raptt May. 

But she did predict that Wil 

Members nf Pi Kpmlon 'I iiu sni- ood will "licit Seliatnr Read t, 

ority, Beta chapter, of Ocean City adlv that he wnn't lenow whethe 

were entertained by Ml^h Bi-atiiri 

rosanboon nt her home In rape 

May. Games, dancing mid refresh 

ment* made the evenlnc deliKh! 

nl Pregent were: ' The Misse 

Mnrjorlo .leraee, Adelaide Snll> 

"Dot" Tnwn. Vclnm Simpson 

Helen Mculiun, VirRiniu MncDon 

nld, Kleanur n.illf, .lean MeCimits 

Cnarlolti! Dalgleish aud Ue.itnc 

Coisaboon, 

(1 

iniiiitli.- 'I his time the i-liatac 

«a» lismjs oliscone laneuai:!-. the 

i-iiliiplaiiit li-liinK neon made by 

Maia.uel DiMin, M4 Ua> :i\ 

Mi-uivii.inl Hobcrt Fordney 

r.ili'iiliiian l.e.\ Hart picked 

nj up on ihe street altei a 

rjnt »-I*I nwnrn out. 

,::uly in February Monrj was 

li-m'-d I in- molesting a while 

ul on iliu street, hut was siên 

s rrieilnni on inndlllon lli.il h'.' 

him' liim«elf tur nne >e,ir, 

niil-.li.Hi- -nn-halds al that lime 

.lined him that if lie unl mlo 

i.iildi- within Hint iiertod hf 

mild ''pin bun away." 

Tin h.ilM'S' *'•') nu'ellns v>'" 

,|iP pl.u-i- lomoirow (Salilida\l 

nniiiini:, Money lliivlnu been ieascd 

until then un ¥1.(100 Imil. 

>! I'Ol'KSK WE WANT NBW 

Bl' SINiESS—BUT 

if your have a quantity of 

Lette rheads-Envelopes 

on hantf, lhi-y can be imprinted 

with the sloftmn; "America's 

Greatest Family Resort" 

MYWOOD PRESS 

KHt.ii ii wooDRurr, tarn 

NINTH ST. VHONE 1490 

OCEAN CUT 

* IM M iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiSiiiii wi,r I.,,,' iiui 11' I* 'ii nin 11'. *ii» 

I AT THE SERVICE OF SOUTH OCEAN CITY 

1 Boland's Sanitary Market 

1 58th Si, »nd Asbury Ave. 

Mr. nnu 

l AnnlTennrj. 

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 

Brick 120 Wesley nv. (clebrute 

thslr 43rd veddlnK anniversiir 

Sunday. A number ot rrlonijs iia 

i BurpHae. vUlt to U>«ni. 

At dinner served In the eve 

* J . .•._ ^_AK _l.m_ -_h UlAikdh |L ^m 

NOW 

Tartar Brands Groceries Delicatessen 

Prime Meats - Fruits and Produce 

PATENT MEDICINES 

FRIDAY, AffilL 14J933 

EASTER 

Join the Easter Parade To GORDON 1 

Smoked Hams 

8 to 20 lbi 

jersey EggS Doz, 23c Fancy Young HwTwkeys ft 2' 

Fresh Killed Ducklings ft 20c Prime Rib Roa»to 

Pure Lard 2-» 15c Pork Loin 

Shoulder Lamb ft 14c 

I Legs Lamb 

R 22c 

Roasting Chickens 

PhiUipi Stringless Beans 3 cans 28c 

Phillips Com 

3 cans 2Ec 

Phillips Tomatoes 

3 cans 2Se 

Phillips Baked Beans 

can Be 

Phillips Tomato Juice 

5c 

Phillips Soups .'. 

. can 5c 

Heinz Soup ......... 2 for 27c 

MEDIUM can Free 

DeLuxe Plums Urge can 18c 

Garden Glory Sliced Pineapple 

large can 15c 

Swift's Pears large can 19c 

Royal Ann Cherries large can 21c 

Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2 for ISc 

Gold Medal Pancake Flour, 2 boxes 15c 

MILK tall cans 3 for 17c 

WHEATIES ( " nil1 l!uwl lr "' 2 bx 25c 

COFFEE 

CORDOH VVV ' 

ft 17c 

1IHHAK 0' MOUS 

ft 20c 

I'llEMlKK 

A 27c 

Oranges Juicy and Sweet 

Grapefruit Delicious 

ft 29c 

TEA 

1NI11A IKVIM 

10c l-4ft 

OUAJiliK 1'KKOE 

10c 1-4 ft 

COCOA 

lIOTHKll 

2 ft 25c 

Pen MM Syrup 

can 15. • 

Peanut Butter ............... 2 one-tb jar« 

Premier Tomrto Juice Cocktul 

:. 

large 

2 for 

English Walnuts ft ; 29c | 

Black Walnut Meats ft 39c 

Prunes ............... 2 ft» 15c 

Blue Rose Rice ............. 3 lbs 10c , 

Phila, Cream Che«se 2 pkfi lBc 

Sardines in Olive Oil 

can 5c 

Salt 

....... 2-ft box fc 

Clorox 

. pint bottle 13c 

P & G Soap ..:. 

3 for 10c 

Pttlm and Olive Soap .......... 3 for14c 

Rowdy Dog Food ............. 3 cam 25c 

CRUSHED CORN ; 2 cam ISc 

Dni\/ir»MA nnPB VINFC.AR 

ats 12c 

2 doz, 25cj 

3 for 10c 

OCEAN CITY SCRIP ACCEPTED 

uiroiuuii 

uiroiuui 

Whit© or Red Grapes ft 19c 

Fancy • Ripe 

TOMATOES ..... 

CELERY 

HEARTS 

WALDORF 

CELERY 

Fresh Cut 

JERSEY SPINACH 

STRINGLESS 

BEANS 

TELEPHONE 

PEAS 

Expressed Florida 

LIMA BEANS 

EGG 

PLANTS 

Jumbo Fresh 

ARTICHOKES 

BROCCOLI 

Idaho Baking 

POTATOES 

Fresh Pulled 

SCALLIONS 

bunch 

bunch 

,» 10c- 

2 tb, 25c 

3 for 

10c 

tb 15c 

bunch 

F 

R 

E 

S 

H 

E 

R 

B 

Y 

D 

A 

Y 

nil'OUTIilt-ltirK SWEET 

Honey Dews "ea. 29c 

Stayman Winesap 

APPLES 

Cooking or Eating 

APPLES ........ 

California 

LIMES :... 

Sunkist 

LEMONS 

Jumbo - Ripe 

PINEAPPLES 

Fancy • Jersey 

MUSHROOMS 

Golden - Ripe 

BANANAS 

Medium 

GRAPE FRUIT 

Jumbo • Juicy 

GRAPE FRUIT 

Pineapple 

ORANGES 

Large Navel 

ORANGES .... 

Jumbo Navel 

ORANGES 

*. 17c 

„* 25c 

• 29c 

6.0, 

2 for 

*" 

25c 

ISc 

23c 

I1 AN('Y HOTIIOl'SV.— 

Rhubarb 25< I 

liXTKA MSt-Y , 

Asparagus bunch 29^ 

B KXI'UKSNKU— 

2 pints for 

GORDON BROTHERS,

• "K . i 

, „ "#ner» 

, dlsDlayeO. 

were' made under tha w- 

of Mrs. Grace Stevens, 

(njperrumr of music, who 

_ employed this method to de- 

! ^T)|JJ*|*

1 Tied 

PROPOSED 

__ refftfice 

*ntfdl of Pound 

? Would Eliminate 

P«M Dog Crteher. 

(Nrtr-Tkfc 1» «•• 

kl wrisc ttwm 

o«» at, 

fcll 

Whispering Cops 

Scored by Chief 

Jcroee Says Knocking Must 

Stop, Or Out They Go! 

polit* nit ii 

tin,, i hic( Jui lpifn 

\ i lhl T 

mn/.i $.)£'*'. ••'y,'" 

Wett > teiiker 

PlMaantTtti« ana 

«er of too R«M 

Mr. andWrs. 

were 

WMk-*tiu at 

Give Her - - 

EASTER 

FLOWERS 

The Survey report reconimnnds 

that the cit} pound be transferred 

^vi were 

from the bureau of health to the 

Man] ot educa- 

police department and that the 

• litfht, but no 

dog catcher 

• JMM. *rrlrcd. ut. 

tenough atone} ta meet 

'"y6U which would 

«I7. iOTt to use 

.^ «tat*Vas tha bitr 

fcjtall In 

Us one payroll tied 

OCOUD City Nidomt 

fW the NoTemlHT sal 

In the banl 

B «» s banking 

wa* dedl«nsd, and was 

nted In time With tbr 

muds of a concert afe 

1» not axallabl-. Bast* tamics will be right oa tiaw fli* jww, aa alwayi. Thoe tw» 

county and local nndon««naliîUyiodsDbtMi«aqrvaat«ata^danmnd and about and 

to have tbe, state «ld ttiqj And bunnies, well ye*! 60 new San BdO« and Enjyn Tiffany, 

..._,. fascius with money, Balden* fair of footlight fame, rat all good Bttle boys aad girls to 

iii to no avail, but interest 

know that ttey hm tie endcan aad that Enter batata »nd all thctr 

~ the sltnatlon in Atfriends 

will he rielt on the »b « fester mot*bw. 

A petition bearlns 

has been present- 

Richards in an et- 

2 secure action Curses Cops; Fine Wakens to Find 

•Slate Tax la Strip. 

proposed was that tbe Or Jail Term His Wife Gassed 

a portion of the state 

L 

ecrip. The portion palfl 

fete Ibe amount to be reWife 

Queried on Numbers; Husband's Prompt Action 

to the city by the state, 

be used for salaries. Husband's Dander Up. Saves Her, 

, and other ways. 

Wale refunded it; Ijconard Outen, 41. of SIS Simp- M», Anthony P, Weiek, of HOI 

in av,, admitted cursing ou theCentral 

»»„ is recovejed after 

amount foiUd also he street whtn police tool his wife beta overcome by fas, 

ta otbPr srhool di*. into eustodr, Saturday, for inTes. morning She was slid Id 

have state school tsi tigstlon in connection wi'ti num- ho ia serious condition for a 

int. to them and which bers wrilinj. and 3.1 a result lie time. 

funds to Ocean fit) wal given the choice between $\0 Her husband awoke shortly be- 

I fine or 30 days in Jail. 

fore 7 a. m. Sunday, and imellea 

Debts, Pairolmaa Samuel prise and gma. His wile was partly uncon- 

-would sand the scrip | Cyril Berry, detailed to watch scious when he called her. Has- 

ounded, and about 

70 were redetmeO Tht LOSI of the 

work during tht sei e on was an 

proxiuiately $400 I'ndcr the pre 

sent arrangement, no protection 

Is given the public during the remaining 

months of the year. , 

Under the proposed plan the Mr. and Mrs, J w u«..-.i 

ftief of police would be respon. » an > lj' h . ?«; " d ^ « ll! 5 " v : 

sible for Ke pound's effective OB= were Philadelphia vigors ovr-r 

rration the week-end. They will enier'.'in 

Ont of tht laborers from the \ Mr. and Mrs, J. J. RinkfEbseh 

street department would be used, Â «». Billy., of Lansdowne, ovir 

temporarily to operate the doii l 6 e Easier holidays, 

wagon. In addition to the dog 1 rliief h 

ttfcii 

i nit 

itutu lHo'hi r m 

P in 

,.——-——— 

Tuckahoe Bandits 

Asking for Pardons 

GUEUVC Anderson 1 and Walter 

Eaird,: of ArJuKton.* Who were 

convieteii of tte mujder of Eu*w. 

I* Tomlin. * director of "the Tnekt 

ahoe National Bank. MaKh IS, 

1925. hare applied for pardons. 

The two, with James Pettit, 

l 

- it \ iln 

limn nil 

THINK how happy it will nuke her to 

I II irli tilki_ 

prised with lovely Easter flowers from the 

City Flower Shop. 

I ippiil in'.o 

n* Ti run lo FRESH STOCK MODERATELY 

n n 'V- 

111., nl it i in tin | 1 

FASTF.ft Mtreg 

inU-d iv,r II :it I DAFFODILS 

lhi> ilrparlmeni POTTED 

TUMPS 

>\\ \ er 

HYACINTHS 

PLANTS 

DAISIES 

purp 

' thf I | 

iliî rr ; 

Georpia Coleman, Ol-rmpic divirg 

champion, h:is splashed into matin 

n 1 n 

(Hunt, becoming th* bridtf of *'Rnf' 

11 n 

fiilsvn, amateur golfer yf Jacfcsor 

Mifh She is honevniooning in 

Florida as shewn la tht photo. 

if 

HOSES 

1IAFFODILS 

CUT 

SNAP DRAtiOHS 

1 i Nl.l I, 

TUMI'S 

I. I" i- 1 1 ' FLOWERS 

IRIS 

.-.U.I !••>. u,iyii in sihlch , 

STOCKS 

t f.nil.1 ho improved. 

Honrv l.ciper. L-afayfite jtjilfi't. i 

is spondstiB ihp spriBi: v.niiiin 

with his parent*. Mr. rind Sirs. 

J, L. Lopcr, 

JuSn niofi»r, ,1r,, son pf Mr. aud 

Mrs. Joha MKJ1I1 Cooperj, ff \&fayette, 

is spendmp the week as 

1 

in violation of the dns ornlnani •• a aiit'R; of his |«.re>BiS. 

Besides killing Tomlin they htat 

Edward I Rice, , cashier, i, and his 

wife, , Phoebe, b with ih a ld lead pipe. i 

Th They eseaSet" Nrjlli (i.OOO, but 

were captured by state police 

when their ear was wrecked, 

Pettit admitted kniinB To-nlin. 

and engineering the hold-up. He 

o, Jae , rjsrniertf Hve4 at Corbin City, He 

planned the robbery of the bank, died in prison, 

TEMPERED RUBBER 

gives you 

(ORE SAFE MILES 

(? 

» % : • • ' >* : 

450-21 - / 

DRIVE IN TODAY; 4 * 75 " 19 " 

7% to 36% 

$S,50 

6.00-19 - - - - $lpJO 

TIRE SERVICE 

but ft is 

TRUE 

PENFIELD CONVERTIBLE 

WATER HEATER 

/T5 GAS CONSUMPTION WILL NOT 

COST MORE WAN i A BO 

PENFIELD 

* TYfE "A" » 

AUTOMATIC 

GAS WATER 

This h not oyf ntimsU—bal 

« ovr GUARANTEE 

Ocean City Flower 

"Prompt, Efficient Service 12 Mentki ef the 

505 NINTH STREET PHONE ] 

SEEING AND BELIEVING 

Thars is on old adage thot M* 

SiiaranfM that fh* 

N.. 

far a., 

., , W« 

word* «•„ iM. h, Tau 

tkariMtMf. in awAaMy b 

HtmrathMM tori •»• 

'Jfci^VIWii, 

for Beer 

wsts Supply 

^ty Patrons Forced, in 

|/|any Ca*e», to Accept 

Bottled Goods. 

PAY^SOEACH FOR 

1P0RARY PERMITS 

*„. City and Atlantic 

City Send Liberal PatronageHere- 

or onmo frolhing Into S0111 

]),„„( I 1 4 Dr. J. dubs, which wil}, 

Howard Sharp, 

et. the -'^ -" 

Decoration and transportation— 

J 

A tINIUL MOTOM VAUII 

Now you can 

buy a 

CHEVROLET 

SIX-CYLINDER 

CLOSED CAR 

for as little as 

B b. Flint, M«Ji . V w 

null I ntrm law dtlirmrtd prion mntl 

OM.A C mini. 

TIM GhavroM StMMtord Slx'Ctwdi 

*455 ' *••$. 

BEST BE 

In Somers Point: '•JA 

REAL 

Our, Outanien Tell U» We Have the 

in Somers Point at the Uwett Price— 

— A STEIN FOE A DIME 

One reason why our Beer is the Peat Js 

serve it in Pre-ProhibUion Fashion — front < 

ed in the same way that won three Bine Rill 

the old CAMDEN BREWERS' ASSOCIATION. 

WE OFFER A CLEAN, SOCIABLE PLACE,'< 

ATBD STRICTLY WITHIN THE LAW. 

Free Lunch Saturday Nights! 

DICK'S 

528 SHORE RD., SOMERS POINT, N.; 

.• -.Mm 

I^VI^THI KCCtMtir 1 AHt«'o\itacit> cWliviioSiitiÂiwiW'i^ 

TWO LINES OF CARS-TWO PRICE RANGES 

ONE HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY 

Mew—for the first time—there are two lines of Chevrolet Sizes 

—the Standard and the Master. Body-styles for everybody. 

Men for •everal different group! of buyers. But only one 

Btandard of quality, and that'll the vwy satne U^ standard 

that hat made CHEVROLET the greatest name in low-price 

transportationl Both Standard and Master Sixes offer modeb 

with wood-and-»teel bodies by Fiaher—equipped with safety 

»late glass in the windshields, and fMnriag Fisher No Draft 

mm 

Ventilation. Both have Blent leoond ge 

enpneSa In the Standatd 

thcK advantages—ar tho lowett operating co*t Q(» 

a£n car ea th* toad, Jh the Mftrter Sbc, you get i 

advantages, and many mon, in amirmtually large. ] 

car, alooi frith the greatest aW-rourttf economy ot A 

ot lit ttize. And Chevrolet prioea.aie mm i j 

for the Standard Six Coupe) 

POLETAMOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, UICHIOAH 

PALMER «HEVROLET CO! 


24 Hour Service 

We SpedaUze In CHEVROLET Service All Labor 

PALMER TIRE SERVICE

Vfolatlbn 

tu BqaidsvEl j#ac» 

in 

can mml fiatau,. juyn to 

mas infmnJ a* CUiW 

Jena to tfl» 

tftjr tint cbiUi h» 

oil f 

to Enforce 

for wioUition of the new beer 

of Hew M, near Rhode IN 

" without a ril^ 

Tttrnnus; hid 

to em si ftitt asrtfflir a*** taiuifr, 

ami sllii 

W BiffiiBn, Omf aflan BIOM it it 

ami iiun; -u. ifln. Sit 

wJUUkc our ptraiu aww 

ttn. KM solf that, hot 

tUllttt llcenie after the nit de- 

«*| iiM'tt UT 

I ic 'Jlu •Jfiusii Jim- t in>nm 

• .t;nr 'ajsc SimDm, si. 

llfi"! X. JiUiBf tr -vest- nil! n* Uli 

Ax>l Lotoi 

I Out prUm at (he cw rtfufi^d In 

as* its in one or the wUunjrt. 

Bmil Balmar, locatt Chevrolet 

| dealer, points out tint tbe rules 

far contestmâ are Quite simple. 

T%e onlj requirements are to fill 

.oct in entry blank and to hum 

» deniooaU-atlon, without obliga- 

tion, tn the new car. Kor demon- 

stration appointinaut, phono MJ. 

Suspended Sentence 

For Theft of Coal 

P* Ly!Tts e2;— ~— — r ~ 14?»*«««s Clifdf W€Sf3£l WSSM £ak& 

tar***"* •"* ftroojailefcarfi of fBriaBgMiiiE report* d€ 

~ •" • ' I rialatiinuJ, but ttat if ths ittm- 

*m M m « n ahooJd get out of taut * 

1«Uomîofrt«eW offtair wm be nanni* . 

.. «M Umt ill conference of tie majmr DMO f»M Se aBBiipniii "' "«' ="»»* 

* ievere- |«nd eountfl J»»± '•ert.Jt »SJ ntt.l(,r asOHsaC aws iauiiniF ami aii 

"~ pen-laoimorHiIy detidid to lane me to- 1 tto-, Hap wiH 'at cssoimniiim: a 

'« UjfWMmut problem enttnrtj- te tfti «M» etas*, «Mt» Seles .tail •vaua 

' I bands of Major Sfceboaa. A* bats. _ 

. .^-.-- IBjJTto^tors Ja Suyief A Pofitt will &e Jkstf img? ^riS i:inifH smti mugg 

^"« mayor nid, "If thtl tnoagbt before irf»^ ,n,» ggfamui iir itianiniiu. putsc. 

If a, sisKlnr UBioimiit: iuli* **i JOJII 

at i jtrnr sum,. SIH ssiffu .-in v?il 

seen as iirifffii^ suue,. snais, v.-s- 

cmimi liiHt ai- .HU? £5?., fjmnii fun 

line aauiiupsumlji tas *r rjj» 

iiraksn i raa,. 4WL ?nr JUI r,-rm»' 

aram rtr T tmm âSi 

aniiiitiitf,, suite* 41am 

jnit m—fir i Eiiuit 

iiiE iiar vris m CWJI; 7: 

Henry, 3e, eotorei. ol 

W3 HaVBti av.. was Blven 60 isys' 

suspendftl wDteoue. SatuNajr, at> 

Wr b* WHS uttaried By Lou Hi«d« 

ley with stealing eual. 

Henry denied uttimBtlni to 

»toal tia coal. He said he hai 

btgd ono of the lufo in the 

yant to load bags of coal, and the 

njaa hod Dlftired him the coal. 

The coal, aod a. wisel barrow, 

wa» tound by Mr Hfjdisy. Henry 

Bad UK tt. he said, to get a piece 

* trt* w-iU* which to tie the 

bag. WS#a he came back he was 

churfid wits ihf fhpft. 

... r r. . bave be#n 

to p«r»te;.wltli the city 

•orksrs In desiring off vacant 

iHJ>Dft**tJeiT 

M&ny l*rtfl *To over- 

(Town with brtiiî ajif) Mfer olid Tho Semen Point 

[ iltaii Two Mills par word, flnt 

" m ens cent per wsfd fer each 

mt iBHrtjon, Count lls wsrdi 

I U» lino. MlnlDium, flnt iBHtUsn, 

.. While ipaea absva «ntl btlow 

i BlvtrtlM-meiit, lit par HIM first 

n; fe per Una, •QboKju.nt In- 

« ?oyr ynrtUcnaiu ud 

I will ba Mnl. Tekuhonc.: Ocean 

1 M4 vA MI; Sonwr. Point 111, 

Numb,,, will be iHiiplltd II 

• doBin't wtsh name and ad. 

to Mnear, ForTÊnllnB addnn 

J loft al llm< D ' PlUillE •"!- 

bilge, where it doesn't show, is 

even morn important thiin in those 

parts that can be seen. 

With a {•raiser or any bunt un- 

der over you can do much wnrlf 

inside until you mm he reasonably 

certain of settled weather. A sud- 

den rain will slain a newly Benin- 

ed deck or ruin u fresh coat of 

paint, 

S S ft 

Once you start with tho imint- 

ing, proceed In orderly fasliion 

and don't try to do ;i week's wnfli 

in nn nftornnon or a dny. Be, suro 

the surface is really dry and fren 

from nil or Krenae spots. Eemnvr 

the hitter by washing with ens 

qline, Pnlnt will not adhere to i 

moist or oily surface, 

, 0, 

Townsimtl, of the Automatic Heat 

Appliance Co., who recently were 

made authorized dealers in At- 

(inlir mid Cape .May '.'ounties for 

tho Merchant and Evans line o£ 

omuiercial nnt! domentic refrlg. 

oration, have returned homo after 

n course of inRtallntinji and sor- 

at the M. and B, plant, in 

Philadelphia, under direction of 

S J. Benn, refrlgeratioii en- 

NOTICE 

linlni: Marcli 23, 1PS0, and mnlln 

IIIIII Alirll is. 1933, nnviEAtlsn 

! the d* uWdiian nf tlio tlighway 

!£F§S« tisaci! ThoFaughfaro, at 9l! 

Ofetin City, New Jsney, will Ire 

I to »B«»sla rofiulrlna more lhan U 

L »H1*I ties ranee. J-lT.itnf HBO 

CLARKE BROS. 

MACHINE SHOP 

Marine Repairs 

313 IUV AVK, 

Rlneor, 

The latest mptlioclB of beverage 

nooiinis, iMsnimsing and handling 

of fund stuffs by refrigeralion for 

domestic as well as commercial 

us t pure riamnnstriitfitl nntl stitd 

ieil. The rompnny Is nuthoriiied 

tlnnlpr for 1 tie New York nnd Taft 

line nf nil hiirnlng equipment in 

Deacon John Cherry 

sponsor, 

* ^ * 

The finance coBimitteB of St. 

Jameg A, M, B, Churcli lave a 

Jig-saw iitnty and Bpeliing bee on 

Friday eveniug nt the homo Of 

Chai'les Quann, 630 Simpson nv, 

• • * 

A. B, Collins is Hack on thi 

police force again after an ab- 

sence of several weeks, flue to 

severe illness, 

^ a 

Union Brvloes were held at Ma. 

codonla M. IS. Uhurch Sunday of. 

turnoon. Rev, T. T, Taylor, paitor 

of Tabernacle, wa« the sneakir 

of tbe afternoon, A newly formed 

quartet under the direc'tlna of 

Johii Lyles and Edward Hardy, 

sung several now spirituals, 

am* 

The Doys' nluli has riostponed 

tliii play intnndod for Tuesday 

niKht, It will bi! given early in 

Mny, 

Mrs, Mnttio Waters presents At. 

torney P. H, H. Ilohh, of Chiea. 

Ko, tonight (Friday) at Taber- 

nacle Church, in a lecture, the 

subject of which Is "Are Leaders 

Mudc or Dorii?' 1 

• * * 

"The Seven Last Words of 

Christ" ivlll ho presented today 

(Friday) at St. ,lnmes A, M, B, 

Church, from 12 to 3 p, m, 

3 * * 

The Monk Conference presented 

mrcesfiiily a few weeks aao at 

Tfibernaclq Church, was ropoated 

Monday nlBliI at Shllob, 

*;: * • 

Sunday l,i Forum Sunday al 

Mftandnniii Church, lOlli st, and 

aiinpsnn iiv. The Public Forum 

meets at 3:30 p, m. 

CBB. , , , , : 

tlie -to % oriel ottered In evidpneo, 

'* *< flld mt l ! Cil 

t was dcclarud thut .value fit JC'll 

in the are? would dccliiio 

sharply if rail facllitiei wew dt- 

nlcd. 

The original plan for oonjll 

dating the Beadlag and Pennsyl- 

vania roads In South Jeriey call, 

ed for iibnndoDtqent of traeUs on 

Seven Mile Beach. 

Real Estate News 

Ocaso Cll/, 

Elllibeth M, KalfmtulD, ft «l. to Her. 

•a E Fox. Fsrtvf iota It in» *s ,«[• 

in C, OMtn Oltr AnoMltW*. . 1 

0, Sliflnaiid Wilde, et us, to Emm. 

":, .It anil aygldnnes' ef I 

Resort Population 

Is Increased Two 

Two new residents of Oocan 

City were horn at the Atlantle 

Shores Hospital during the past 

week, 

A daughter, who hat been nam- 

ed Betty Lou, was horn to Mrs 

NOTWB 

leglnnln, Mjreh 23, Itia, and anlln. 

-Inn until April 21, IMS. navigation 

Jirough the dnwipalt of thi Highway 

Bridge aerosj Bt.th TharoBihfan, at 8th 

Sfreoi. Ocean Cltir, New Jer.ey, will ba 

cloned to veaula naylrlne aims tlun 14 

ft. vertigsl clearatife HMtpf 1T.J0 

SPECIAI, MASTKR-H iALE, 

Sir virtue of an Order or decree of the 

pun of Chaneery of New Jtrsty, bear, 

inir 4Ua the MtJi day of Kareh, A. D 

1VM, in a êFtairi eau&e In said Courl 

dtitending, wheFeln Frank B, J, Bawer, 

Eteelver of the Flr.t Katlonal Bank e! 

Ocean City. ti. i., Inialvmt, !• the eora, 

lilninant, ,nd OeMn Cl«» Beoupitles Cor. 

Wiration, a cnriK>rution of the St«te o] 

o, 

.__.•, st.Bx. to lou- 

r, st in. Lot US, MtUon C. 

o|lo M, f»pel)all,,«t vir,, to Jennie 

Z, LUent, Fart at lot US, MrtiOB L, 

To WINIFRED SKILTON «nd ALEXAN- 

SKR L HKILTON b h b d t 

o WINIFRED SKILTON «nd XA 

SKR L HKILTON. b.r hmb.iid; mot 

FffiANK K. TOri! 

tly virtue of u order ef tks Court or 

hmotry of New jennr. Bad* «n Hi* 

a» of the data hereof, fa a taw* whereto 

D. Gilbert and OaRruda Gllb.rt, 

nglalnanu, and Wlnlfrad SklHoh 

th dfdt « e 

Ch*n< 

d« o- ^ 

Emma D 

•nd othen in JetonJanti. ?au are re- 

quired to ipoear and iniwcr th* bill si 

Hid complainant, sn or btten lbs IZth 

day of Hair next, or thi Mid Mil will ba 

taken u eonfeiud •galnit no. 

The uniJ bill li'Sled to foredoso a fit- 

tain Bsnnn'jitnii.tar I « •• Iwnolil 

and Helen C, Lnnold, hl> wMa, to Mai? 

1, Gilbert, dated the Ulh d»y sf Jolf. 

IBJI, on landa In the €lty of Q»an CilT: 

In ths County of OaBe May •«* State nf 

Now Je», and you, Winifred SUltoll, 

aft, made defendant beiociation, ^ 

BEniNNINO st thn InterwcLioii of the 

Routheant line Of Cent ml Avenue with 

Iho Southweat line of Ninth Street! and 

oonUining Sauthweiitwardly along the 

Routhmsterly line of Central Avenue 00 

feet In front or breadth: and of that 

width estendihir SoutheaBtwaFdly be. 

tween parallel lines, one being thi 

Southwest line of Ninth StreBt, 29.OE 

feet in lenBlh nr ilemh. 

TRACT NO, 5 BEINO the Nonheapferti 

""fthlir nf Lot No, Hill, Ke.-llon "A" 

Plan nf'Ôcean City AiiHOPlatinn, 

BEGINNlNn at a point In the North, 

westerly side af Asbury Avenue at ilv 

diHtanre of 4^6 feet gomhwestward]'. 

from the Bouthwesteriy side of Reventh 

street ; rontalnlng In front or hreadth 

on paid Aanur* Avenue Southwest'vsrd'y 

1,1 feet and of that width eKtendSng in 

lensfth or depth Northwest^sfd ! y 

tween lines parallel with said Sevi 

feet to a 15 feet wide I 

REING thn Seuijiwepteflyîne-half of 

oh " ri1 Point eottHlie, fur- 

lH!l ,"""'"• '»'lW lot. »ii 

H!,, dsiirabie locution, «utn. 

\ntp* U Mi """I" 1 - "inter rate iif.. 

J.''MCauMolleut Ave. Aniily ieiiilnel. 

I Udnr of nee, Ocean Cltif: 4.14.U 

|»i MNT_ Bm*«nd Jû&- Be,. 

-,_in, Mooriyn terrkes" andÂ'tlilnl 

« »v. Ant,, hot water heat and ready 

V.tJ eetunancsr. Can ha rented hy Ma- 

:"i south, week or week end. 

._ , 4.14.tfe 

— ADBrlment, iinfurnl.hed, 

-*"- 1 b » •»•'•• >"t floor. Heal 

I ""**'' ">" B»rlor, Oarage 

tle rent. Phone loij. 

, , , ' Membera of Baard: 

•wiring > liming of my property 

""""- lame by ,,.lHif-B,lnit F. B- 

-—Mll_« Blvd., or Sara Smith, 

, Oeein City, 4.7.11s 

Us iv, a "=Se"Mr 

•V,, fcmiri point. 

WANTED 

Urn etoan, 

« Ith and 

LIMITED — Jior eonva.. 

MM In need of Quiet «f«, 

of experiineed tmrsam. Ref. 

information furnjih- 

s. Addrîs John Ma. 

wood, Oeaan City. N. 

4.f.4tB 

i~J*"l raehamm two fam. 

iB, namnionlon for eltar lot 

J3 tT ,! r J ta IWl»t«il tloeliii or 

tliial.Ltdnr Bos B.14, ocean 

in eoavenlent 

sn't uncel your 

o«SHinB , you can't pay 

In full, Wa arast 18* 

- savlnB on all autsnoblle 

Hansr Maid OBaitln, In 

M-Ue 

LL BATTERIES may look much alike on 

,. the shelf or in the window. Some may 

dressed up to look fincy. But It's the 

tough doily grind in your car that soon shows 

up the weaklings, the so-called "bargains.'? 

Frequent recharging may keep them going, 

but that's expensive. Get your money's worth 

; i, get an Exide, You can count on an Exide 

for a long, active life and freedom from 

trouble, inconvenience and extra expense. 

Don't forget... 

WHEN ITS AN 

NOTICE OF SETTLEMBNT 

Nmire ir, hereby given fhflt the iiFcnuni* 

Of the sUli^piibcrH, its TryHtPca URiJ^r th*i 

Will r;f wilUnm 8it>ivart. deeeaEeil, will 

hi! mirliif.] jitlil stnlcd hy the gurfd^nt*. 

fliui reisirlfil ffiF settlement ts the Or- 

phHiis' Court Sf thj County ot Capo May 

nn thD iwtjnty-plsffl day of April, ticst, 

nt h*I out of .the Court of 

i'y iif New Jerapj!, on the liifc ,\i>y 

II. A. I>. I0H3, In rt ecftaln c*u*e 

l Mimific Piiiil la cymplalnant, anil 

Norman Diirbs?, gt ula fii'e ilefenil- 

lll pspOiie 10 Hiilo lit liublle von- 

N 

. 1 uli 

fill 

IIAOB- 

, e J niltiidtirtit OFth. 

In trmtmMit 

Mtl 

. ! , w 

jMasMm, ata, Chll. 

mlmmmim yosf elfcu- 

« Bt, Ann Mo* 

*•• ml IliUrell 

Muaan," 

i AM 

MONDAY, MAY gth, 191-1 

hi't wpfsii lliq IitiUra oE twelve iiii*i flve 

i.'tii-ifk I 1 , M,, tn wit, Rt twelve n"flfi?k 

iiiiii rHiaiitliiri. Time) nr one o'eitwjk 1*^ 

M. (Hiiylitfht SIIVIIIH Tlmi) ef unid cjny, 

:M iIm Sheriff's nfflee. In CIIJW M«y Conn 

•Ilimrr. Ciijic Mny Countys Now Jerzvy I 

Alt thill ceHltfh mnrtifiiijcil prclniî 

wiih iho a uiiimrtennncctt. in the bill of 

fi.=i fni'th iiiid tlqseriLcd, tlnit ia tfi my I 

AH the f ally Wing tfiicE or iiliFccl iif Iflinl 

ru'il lnismispH hgrHlnafftif liankuiiirly dc^ 

srrihoiU *.itunte.L \y\ns stul belfls,* in Lhe 

e itv of Ocean City In the Csunty of Cajse 

i|ii,v iiiid State sf Now Jersey, 

"i.K(HNN!N(. In the iautnwesrerly Hno 

,H Hixih Streei 460 feet SouthcaHivHrilly 

tMim lhe Snulheasicrjy line nf Atlttlltle 

: lontaihllig .BduihenatWMfdiy In 

Mile. Mm* M Histh Btrrot 80 feet In fFont 

tv himiUbi iiiiii of thiit width extending 

Hoiiiline^twiirclly between Hues ji.iriiiiel 

wiiH Atbintk Avenui 100 Feet In length 

ni t'eplh. 

Amniint due under d«rDC \* 9t7.A46.SI. 

with intepcat nnil: Sheriff's fees to b? 

lltllldi WILLlAM H. POWELL. Slioriff. 

Piiied April 12th. 19^3, 

,l..hprt K.'BflH. Sol'r. 

IALE, 

Ity vlrtBO nf n ts-rSi of fieri Fdqlaa. 

fer laic sf Mai-tftufEed' Premisss, is me 

ilir«Wd, waijcd oiil df the CeBrt of ChflfH 

cpiy of N§w Jersey, on the isth day of 

Miirrb, A, D, iU33. in ft cenaln ent&e 

_ JeenfiFHs K, TrumpeF U oam- 

iilAliinnti nnd Jsmcl OFF, et Bs, et ala. 

i»rr defehURnt'f, I ahfUt SHfsQSa to gale it 

pyli He vnndiie, on 

MONDAY, APRIL Ifth, 1S33 

IjeUveen the Iipufa of twelve and five 

n'ilnek P. M., tn wit, at one taêteek In 

tliti nftfvnson af gsii dsy, Bt %ha Shsr- 

tff'?i Offjee, |n Cnp^ MiiV Csart Hsuie 

CiiTHJ Mny Cmintyi New Jer«e? I 

All tbnt eertflln mRrte^êd prsmiisa 

wllll the npliiirLennneeg, in this bill f*f 

net fsrtii iifi*l drfifribed, fhnfc'f* to smyt 

All the fsUnwinff trnet dr pare?! 

Ififiii nncl premisgg hereinafter part|eula= 

\y de?6fihed, fiitoste, IFITIH sfi^ being |n 

tlrt City of Qeean Cltys in ths County ef 

Ciijie Mny. ntifl Btflte of N?W Jersey 

BEGINNING fit a point in th? couth 

westerly Hnn ef Fifit Street .§60 - f#ei 

Hhii nf Cirlnihifin AvRnue. thenee loiith' 

WCHhviirdly Yinmllci with CoPlhthlan AVL 

fiyp 100 feet to the iioFtfcenj'tGrly Hno nf 

ii 10 "feel 'Wide fitFcet Sfid sf thst w^.^= 

fsiendiiiff ssuthesstwirdty between psr* 

fiilel Mne^ &ne l?eiR^ tn? nnFtnssstcFiv Ifiifi 

of aalij M feet wide alloy estpnded iifiH 

fhq other belne thft Roiithwcsterly line a 

Fll-^t Street extended, tn the estGflgf lip 

£m. nr tn thf> hlfth wsier Hi» of the A! 

Iftfltiil OepfiSi If PBJfl fsfeTinf line IP St th 

rtnip nf Hfrfd maFiffnire InndwHrtl ef pal 

Ii|«h water ilne i SR\I\ esterinr I|na berp 

In firnnt ttfltpil May 23S loo: 

EING tn 

Lfit tfn, 413. 

rl A 

y 

"A," Plan of Oc- 

A f | l o , 

BEGINNING at n nfijnt 

vve?torlf Rids nf AshuFy 

dlt f 445 f S 

in the nt 

dliiiiep sf 445 feet Smith wpp! wa 

from the SrHithwpstPrly pltl? nf Rpv 

Sfreet : eontHlliinf? In fr^nf Of hre 

nn Knid AnhuVy Aven"** S=snliiiV(>Hiw 

(y IR f«t: Bud of that width "xt 

j in lohEth Sf dppth Morthwc^lw 

A H HI ih R 

EXIDE 

wiinsCT IJTHISTOIIY 

KCB 

BrecHey 

Auto EledriaMi 

100 feet fa a 15 feet wide filley 

Hfreet. 

_1 NO, 3, BFINn Lftt< Nnjt, 374 flflll' 

37B, Reetlsn A, Plan ef Qeeiin Ciiy As- 

BEGINNING In the Snut|i«ii to 

Ail the following traet sr \m 

IBM) and jiretniHei heftinafter liar 

iy doiiciibGiJi utliuitc. lylnif and Iteinp In 

llio City of Ocean Oily In Iho County of 

t'niic i»«y lind State of New 3cm" 

PBINO Lots Nn«,- 22J to 211, in' 

on Map 1 of landa owned by thg 

f jty neveiiipnief>t Camnaliy in Oew 

'njiGINN!'Nfl at Ihej Inierwftlon'of; tfi* 

îUtNaHtGrly line nf 'Wnit AVcnue witl 

(hp Boythwesterly line of i'ortj«iBhth 

Street.I containing ioathwSBt*sidiy along 

the *QUtnea§tefly Hne Q* West Avanse EOS 

fc*t tn the NoftheaMterlj line of Forty 

tilntli Street; and of that wldHi ••uttndlll 

goiilheaitwiiriHy hetween parallel 111* 

cnf. beinB the ioulhweslifly line of For, 

ty-eighth itrgrU and the sUisr beln^ thi 

NmilifoBlfrly line of Fnrty-nlnlh Ifnct, 

Of. f«t to a 1,1 feet wide itf«t, • 

Amuurit due under dtern Ii tS.T13.fl 

HMh" InMnii aid iheriira f«» W I 

FfWSLL. Sh.riff 

Datad April IS*. WW- .. 

CUK K ,Bil» SoIY. , 

a niMvMHhf lla* sTlJrtl 

tneti (fl BetrikMrtirlr iaiaUal w|W 

huh IttHt to the plus of MMHiMb 

Ammint dBe andar deerH It f7J7I.1t, 

Ith Intanat ani IMriff• f«aa to ba «N> 

' WIIMAH 1, POWELL, Wili(r, , 

nnted April liUl, 1939, 

•!i,l F. KirliMlH, Sql'r. 

44.4t.pf ItiQI 

fSIM 

IN CHANCEBY,Of HWT JMSW 

's I.EWIB B, WALTON p"4 

WALTON! 

By virtue of an Ordar at tb. Gaart of 

Channnr of Maw Inter, nadt, on IM 

day of the data hereof. In • EMM vhwta 

Btu C. Furr.r la OmtplilMirt. is! Jss 

wli H Walton and •117 8. WlaHan 

ênr and answer fha Bttf of aaM 6^= 

jiaint on ar tefon tki NMtaaMHi \v\i, 1 • 1 one n'clnek in 

'f'p office, in Cnpe May Oniirt HaHiS* 

iiiiP Mny County, New Jersey 1 

Alt flint ceftiiin mortifitEed pfpffili*F, 

hh the nnnyrteniinfea. In thi? bill nf 

sm^lnlnt in the m\& FR\IHP imrtieularly 

^t ft\rlll nnil i]"!iftr|hed, that is tp RRT I 

All the following fcrnct dr nnre^l nf la*i(l 

iiiui Iiicmifles hefelnnfteT ftflrtieular'y de- 

îi, nitiiitte, tyifijr lind 'fating In the 

if Oceiiti City, fn the County of Capo 

and Rlnte of New Jerspî nsf^F^ TtsF- 

lirtilm-Iy" ilwiTllteil n* followii. BEGIN- 

lit the inieFêctinn of ihi^ TiqFth- 

Wefterty line nf Pnleii Avanun. with = 

Cera G, CI*menB *re , , t 

JMBSS yan hold title I 3rSi-«-pr 

in the iifeiflia©' In qyeitbn, and you G#f» 

hmntewn Trust OampsBy. * Corporation 

ot Uie State of fcnndylvanU. Rr-> inadt 

1 r. Defehdaht becnu^ you hold m nlortfffcjte 

011 tha premlMB in question, which inort- 

KHge is Enbsqqufnt tn G->mpVInBnt'B ^rt< 

mm i and you L, M, Harding art made 

a Defendant because yeu cxteated tJ>* 

bund aeesmpshying the mattgmm b«|n# 

fi.fesiftged, and mm? hsv* seise InUrst In 

Soileltor of Ojmpl«lo«nt«. 

Ocean City^ New Jersey. 

of on. hundred r 

Bontheutwardlr at right 

MiU Weal«» Avrinae btt. 

llnei nf thnt width elevm 

fett?.tJiree feet^ mnre nr leal. 

Wrier Line Htahllahel kr IK. 

afniitfii appnlntea tm m '~ *^~ ~^ 

an art Fntlttr^ "An 

HUM! of Ibii St»t« and gl 1 

|i* In th. lairia mm.w*m 

New York an* •hjewneMJn ' 

•SPfdVed April 11th, A. D. " 

aufirtieritpn& thento. 

IN CHANCBRV OP NEW JERSEY 

To I.llfinn A, fluffel, fhsrlen R, Bewen 

•nil Mn, ( lurlrn R. Bflwen, hli wife. 

By virtue of nn nfljer nf the Court ,o| 

rhnncpry, nf Ihr State nf New Jeraey, 

niFdp on the day nf the datn hereof, in 

a emiMe wherein The s«¥flephr!fo *Loan 

nm! Bilildins ' Aui^flntion Is cnmplninflnt, 

d d l required 

In (he 

f 

nm! Blildins Auiflti I 

and ysu nre defenflfint*i, ydu 

lo iippenr, pleitd, 

WII f th il 

lo iippenr, pleitd, iins^rr nr lmMr In (he 

WII nf the mill enmplalnaBt on or tiefore 

the 7th dny of June, pesi, of the itsid 

1*111 will he tulicn al ronfoHieu RBHlnat 

you. 

The-»nld hill (» -fiini-in f«fct*>«e n 

certain mongaj^l made . Q? Tîllian A, 

Beirct tn complainant, drtlrll Maff;h 12, 

• ' ' " th« niffc' Offl 

drt 

th« 

C 

Offlf" 

iron. Hnfl Fecorded In i'..- - ----- 

of Cnoe Xw Oounty, at Cane May reurt 

HOUM, New ,I»r«ey, In Bnok (111 of Mort- 

piijraj, pago it*, on lauls HitoiitE In (he 

City of Oefan City, In th» Cnunty of Capo 

May itnd Itnte of Nf>'» Jornqy, 

And you, the Haid Lillian A. Berret, are 

nu^de defendant bec«n««yp'i elB?ni adfiie In* 

terept. legal. nr eiiultabl,p. In imirt tanda and 

Ihaniimi.jiiijdMhBt ynii.tire dlfcb>trnr ««v 

dajcloncT.U^nVi: tfie hnl^d' for., wftleh 1 PAI.I 

trie mi Iu4 al 

whleh Jamea H, Knlpe, el J 

dated OetAer S, 1BIB, and „ 

the' of flat of the d*rk ot ih. I 

Cr.po Mar In Ilook 416 of Pi, 

M, JrtMtet and a>nvenl Unto 

Ii, Dalols In fee. 

Amoqnt dye nnder deem la J 

vith litenit kol Sh.ri 

DaM M.n* Ml lUlT^' 

Knack, Hldi.rd.jr Bra«*r, 

unirn SALE 

By virtue _n_f a writ of nwl '.FaelM,' 

for Mle of Hortnied Prnulm, to ro, 

directed. iiBiBioiit of tim Qtmk ifi Chullj 

nry of New Jtrtur, an thaiW^day of 

March, A. I). W»4, In . enMte a m 

wherein Langdnwiie Jnnanee Cuepgn?, a 

drjionitlen of the State of Maw Jnv- 

ii eotnplilnant, and I!q|»nd O. W«ti 

and Laura H, Watan are dsfomf ' 

nhail ennnge tfi aale at publlg vaiL^ 

MONDAY. APWL Mih, IIU. 

bfiween the noun ef nralw uw( fh 

oÎncli p. M., to wit, at snt 8'ekjeVJii 

IKe aftaFnoon of uW day, r ai . ths^^ §litV» 

J Jt's=offi£er In Cape ^ lla^ CStiFI ~ 

Onin! May County, New Jefaari 

All that certain mprMalfd • . 

with the atipurUnanem, In the' kill nf 

eslnnliint In th. MM eaaie n.rt' ' * 

•et forth ud daHrihad, that it to 

_ reaylt 

iimnT^mla, unller Ihese liroeHdlnitn, of 

said rnortirased • premi§es. 

And vou, the snld Cimrien R, nownn. 

nrt made defendant, h»emi«e ynii are the 

owner of record of aaid tands and preffi- 

Ami yeii, Ihe IJM Hr«, 

lire mmM d»f««il«n«, 

f Cth U B 

All the follo-wlnii.tcMt w 

Innd and tirflnlleii htMll 

iMiy dei

•wgwMMMUMjunior \DMg MROR HaU Resort jWarns Against 

msfrCW? * OwfWcA fed! AsDrySpot;Mibs Capital j Quack Eye Cures 

where nUUm 

Vwk to 

City Rat 

to Rot«n«n». 

r ON FLOOR 

City for 

Irene Ridi Appears 

At Apollo Theatre *" Sir. *•* Mrs. 

•Deal, at ike Ap*U« Tknin. Ill Mr ut 

•ID be Miss Ml H rapttr- 

Mr. U4 Mn. Jkiifct. 

•f VOX FjjTiWWgfttTi. «*--«• 1. 

rtto- wag*, m: WHSFT JI, «.I 

rt. i>-ntti 

or 

1-lltE—5^ 

11 " " "' 

en 

I nb wire, Alyu, be- 

_--••• „ two JW» ««. 

*M a poHeentt la " 

I flmad de*4 at bbfattlMMib skr ks tCM Ma 

— M, Ifaawbr. *rJtInes o* Ae Mrtaav ~— 

"ifeRica H «• a 

HaUrnsi. ni Mr. 

Talkd apam In Is 

SS_ Dang*. PL, 

:H* 

IDCn 

to ibt 

Of 19S4 

after taring beea rettnri 

Rleb vffi jvtij- 

Woodruff, which 

. _. «*Heot npfmnaEliiep eo 

week, and ns :r iirt i r I d h\ i k 1*( put ilil* 

li, « iiniil Thr 

, m ni-.li! II 

oluiitin or bnru 

i t (uinmou i M 

tlu> 

HeM as Kidnapper 

H O Ch 

left an Ike jxrrrl . 

Wfcea FMereaB vat ia 

•sain Ifoafcr. ilw n 

r i 

li u |* 

if 1 I i in 

!>. )1 if 

I I I 

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til ni "r i 

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II ll tl»e Sow of faeJThr rtilld was F»OT««i «M «- 

Worn. Me •» ID.'IT rtoib-' inroni to Ser 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Umnt PMaOIr Sati> Caawlntf *«fe Wiif, h s Lane 

CauaHr dsapaar ariik iMA *i 

$35,000,000.00 

rawirT cuujimri BC rmr nm or 

C»ITED STATIC 

MiA, 

HIM 

. OMOMWIF BBJ Ute Can 

CUM 

FlnwAiWw aai Lit, Cm 

J. W. MORRISON, Inc. 

OttaoQly 

1 r 

li jni ii »- 

*M klid 11 rin[H 

in r Sharp MilUir 

inn 

Over 300 fteS Men 

Attend Rally Here 

More Ilittn 300 RedMen. Includ- 

ing visltord from 34 tribes or New 

Jernny, P«nnsylviiDlu und Dcla 

ftiin, nitended a rally of Hie or 

gmiiiatloii singed by Kitlinin Tribe 

nf Otcnn City, ut Ufld Men'* Hall. 

Suiurdny evening. 

One or- the fcatureH of the nf. 

hilr was Ihe Inltlntlon of flvo new 

inenibcrfl, Edgar W. Smith, Thorn- 

is Denim, JCilwarrt C. Jnlji. Daniel 

Konnody nnil Anilrfiw Meeker, by 

Ilic Muhltuli Trihe. »f Wilmington. 

Korty-three nicinberB of this irlhc 

««rt! pri'Kent and ennduotod the 

inlliniion with innrvolniis ttcciirncy 

and ceremony. 

llffrfrihiiu-iiiji mid fun making 

Lelpt'il lo mnkc It one "f Ihe out 

smniliiii; mvetlnuH »f tho year. 

County Legion to 

Have Spring Rrflly 

Thi' spring rally of the Tape 

May County American Legion will 

In- tieliJ Miiiiday, at 8 l>. in., at 

tin' Wildwnod Coir dull. 1111 Shore 

nl.. just lu'low court House 

A Kmiip of stale ofTlelala," in- 

rluilinK Juaeph KilRiir, stiile com 

nuiiider: Holly rowan. ntaU> adju- 

tant, and Ti'd rrichlon. punt atate 

roinninnder, will speak. Morijniv 

llanil. Jr.. historian of the conn 

iv losion. of Ocean ecial c-irnpai>rn 

~=s- U ii unt I June I In 

"-•""=- ' -i- râi«r whether pur 

»*•-*""»-" t iTiror}, tnf ler 

*^ * **U3 ?TJ3r3nK^? t^lit u 

•n- atnn. npt in *ill f0 no i lorn 

QCEAN COURTT 

^^ APARTMENTS * 

ocxix an 

ft i. « Boom*. 

** W*tk-EBd,«tt 

i* Br 

Beat *r mr, w«t 

anuM » (tot the haury JOB 

b**Dg 

EDWARD W, KAKE, 

raon 

«fl snr tat BI 

fair At juEr- oârriar ai; 

rtdajJi *csW b«T« lat -Bs* t-f i 

sOSs of list, iai waaM he M?. 

t=s«d 1,3, raits Tftpeu,;.:«i aaj >r-- 

.'aot for fw tai* t.iâtr, sar jj 

for JT^-:r:g ft? sfeie M, g 

Ti* psagrryj TE naag c-rt- E 

dsas, 4517 {i*Mimli i;^ «i*; p 

for 14* LJB« of dassrKfif B 

i bâffc f»es »• 

WALTER DALE 

SPEND THE EASTER WEEK-END 

OCEAN CITY 

t *t« »»* r»-»n« =15*. f 

tenrt.1 wmiLt sfe. »ts B 

sai pasKt-Ij ="i*Tiia. ( 

a Mi r*rea:«d thii ii«ftt ti*t • 

M» b5rt» âs foaas is Bweil 

C»ei. not fer fros tit bi=s*. f 

Tb»i» »trt KTtni rats -tvl' 1 

braises 03 fcj htai, «xt=iJs*:»a - B 

rertal«t Tl* boat «j fc«w bj i 1 

Gfortr c;. a* TV * 

nei H. H, Hormftlm. 

H KMlBuOatr, { 

H, Hand, of OcMao (stj- ! 

tsai* «f i*wi. w, «ndr«h oi! I 

1 Lower Townihip. The will was 11 

roiitd ihi t B 

HOTEL 

FLEETWOOD 

OCKAX CITT X. j. 

Open All Year 

Special 

EMrr Week.Ead Bat« 

>atQrdjj UiMr. la M-HUV 

indgdiSK Breakfan 

or aij In* fall d»j« 

«3 AMERICAN PLAV «3 

I 

' r -»- (rârm e* i» jiôlnte Pur 

tLtstrs will bs furnisheti with a 

frttten persorjJ rJarantee signed 

jj» t»e oresdeei of tie eompany. 

*" swier la* joiBroTta insula. 

Bon IM an imBroTed burner It 

«li tutnUh IMM gallons of hot 

BMWig •m»er pir mveth M a temperaiure 

o! HO Oftne, » quantity more 

tfcsii .iuBScjsa -ft the average one 

tatn room ftâs*. eatistics show- 

g j i« U» aT«amn\r>il lnri)ii = li in Incision 

limit urn nidi linn f)i Allen 

niôn wiliiewei] ihe iinnmuil ind 

illffuull uperition Hi mil the 

Iiild 111- i i-i ud i hinti for IP 

cm ci v 

Baroarn wnB seven months old, 

Tuesday, nnd weighed 14 Sounds, 

She weighed only B'i pounds at 

birth. 

Knew HIT 

When her mother and. father 

visited her Sunday, she know them 

iiiid fisive them her lies! urn I ler,. 

She il id not renllae tlie gravs dan- 

Bor she was In, and fortunately 

hitd, llttlfl or nn iinln. 

Mr, Chew is, a elorK in ilit 4th 

it, American i SJore, . Ihirhurn Is 

tlinir nniy child, .. . .. . • 

U^rbain swallowed the pin Ap 

ill {, and was rushed ImnicdLrup 

ly to thn hospital hy Dr, John, B, 

Townsfind, whoie it wag hoped 'the 

pin could hi loeated^by" x-rays 

or other'.apparatus and removed 

from her throat, whqre ii liad 

lodged. 

It was revealed, however, tlia 

lhe cilnsnd end of tho pin was 

puIntiiiK iJownward, so that I 

•iiulil not his pulled out wlthqiit 

louring the throat from ond to 

ilid. The only Ililng that could 

,e done was to push the pin, down 

Wins Dog Parade Laurels 

Billy Goehring Talki for Movies as Second Annual 

Proceaiion of Ocean City Mutts pnds. 

Oceun f'lty'B iecond BBnuai 

mutt dog parade was held Sat- 

urday, iimldgt motion pletiire 

cameraa and photogiapMre for 

newapapeiH ami with a fcot|tte 

of Raster yinltorB and realdenli 

looking on. The kida In Utepar. 

ado had it great lime, anfl the 

publicity to he reaped frftm the 

oyeat will benefit the resort for 

several months to come, -f 

Aliout 109 dogs, more or leis, 

were in ilio parade, and some 

80 prison Were awarded. They 

consliteu of Uog oollari and 

harniimi. There 'were no chia(!« 

ilcationa and no gpeclal ratitif 

between prize winners, 

"Uojt I'otcher" Is Wlnier. 

the otitatandlng winner, how- 

ever, was Billy Ooehrini, 8 

who marched In the parade aa 

IIOK Ditcher, He wore, a "police 

baiisc" and carried a landing 

net over hl» shoulder as he 

marelied behind all ejipregs wa- 

gon drawn by his frlinas. The 

wagon bore n wire cage, In 

widen afro placed four , police 

dog puppies, " , 

Billy had a cloae-iip taken by 

Uio'niwsreel men, and. took prirt 

In a movie dlaloguo with £om. 

missloner Trout, who awarded 

him a dog collar as pmbdlic nf 

tlie ehamplonahip. finAspeaklnfj 

p.iilH went iiOinethlnK Ilka fhtKi 

Hilly IN SRfliiUcui, 

CoinmliBloner TroftU. "Dilly, 

joii nre the winner nf the aec- 

ond annual Ocean City mutt dog 

parade, «nd I herewith .present 

(Continued en tiiil) 

Bridge May Open 

NextWefatday 

Bad Weather Might Delay 

Event One Day, How 

ANOTHER OF TIIOSK 

JKMI'KllAXIiNlML STABS 

Little Jaekle Townsend, 0, 

son of Dr. ana Mrii, John D, j 

I Townsend. |20 Wusley av.,, i 

1 doesn't cure a tliidK about 

f Iielnis ii movie slur -— not 

I yet, at least. That is evidenc- 

i e.d liy hin uciiniis oa liie 

i camp aquure, l^riday after- 

! noon. ! 

| Jackie was one of the j 

many who wont to the camp j 

aroiincia io lielii In inuklne i 

advance iiicturea of Ih* mutt 

purade, for. tho niwB reel 

camera men, Friday, By rea- | 

son or hi« Intelligent appear, j 

ance and ability to (set Into I 

the thick nr thinp, he was ' 

chosen to do name lieuvy i 

work in the productloni 

He was coached in a 

liari which will in- I 

trodiice the fllnu and after I 

I two or three rehearsals, ihe i 

| cameras were lined up nnd I 

i ready to "shoot," ! 

1 But Jackie asked: "What 1 

time In it?" Ho was told It 

was 3 o'clock. 

"Use,'! said Jackie, '."I'd I 

I butter get home, I was sup- I 

1 prised to , hnvfi dinner at 1 I 

And even the camera and | 

I a Bpeaking part couldn't l;eei) I 

him there 

' Thoy had in start all .over 

! again, drilling a new "star," | 

n _ o 

Sack Prepares to 

Fight to'Get His 

Job Back as Chief 

Flatly Refuses Headley Of- 

fer to Reinstate Him 

as Patrolman. 

FRIENDS CIRCULATE 

PETITIONS FOR HIM 

Jernee Retained For 

definite Period «is 

Acting Chief. . 

In* 

Blood Transfusion 

For City Official 

Commissioner Campbell is 

Showing taprovemtnt 

Chfipmnn .anB'RoMiiiorp. 

'. •• '• • * / ' ' ' ; • ' 

ndaefl'. ••hQ%#l|,'ittof. ,iuj 

It of- l«4".îMfcer Knvitig 1 

iiinmr'days.; the jipenlng 

in Scrip 

Is Paid in Taxes 

The city has received $.10,000 

ft icrip for taxea, II wn3 learned 

•> 1MB weok The total anitmiit of 

Kwrin ntlll outstanAidg l« about 

o{ liotary International in Vienna, 

In 1M1, 

Mr. Brown hns lieen a member 

of Rotary clubs for 15 veals. He 

served on the board t.f (jirectors of 

the nisbee, Arizona, eiub ami was 

chairman of tlie Inieinalional reia; 

tlons conimitterv which was of spe. 

cial' imnortance there, Bisbee be. 

inji- near the Mexican, border. He 

ban not missei! a district confer- 

once durliie his Rotary career, and 

nttencftd the international conven. 

tioB in Denver, in 1027, 

Other directors elected Friday 

night are: Dr, C, EuMne Darby, 

Leivis Qjiidy and Laurence P, 

Lunny, These three were re-elect- 

ed. The new officers will be in- 

stalled the first week in July, 

"he anxiety and controversy 

over aciip has dl»d down 

p 

I ttimplMelj, with proctlc-iUv nil 

mtrchnntH willinE nnd nla:l to Be. 

M I>t icrip for tie* 

tfiM fnrold bills 

Headley to Talk to i 

Civic Club, Tuesday 

The Ocean rity Civic flub will 

meet Tuesday nirtt at Ihe home 

of the president, Mrs, El!?,ahoth 

W, Gdndy. "40n Wesley nv. Mayor 

Harry Headley will sjieak, Al! 

(lhors H'lll participate in a- 

ussiori for election of officers 

'or the ensuing year. 

Needed to make? 

Party Complete 

Invitations to out-of't 

guesto—that "thank you"^| 

your hostess of last w«H| 

naean go much more whfl|| 

you deUver them ia L 

• • • with your own voice. I 

•hort by wlephone. At I' 

cost. 

tne Grid Star to 

alk to Kiwanis 

n City Rotailann hnve bteti 

to meet »ith the Klwanli 

:t Wednesday when , Jim 

one or file la 

"Poui Hone 

D f 

° n , tlle 

""'- nll ° iB * R]a t0 •>• 

?' fl » eal " 1 r as he wag 

plaror. win sponk. 

SHOTS— 

At The News • 

t what ar^Twho do^^ the 

- want to clean op? 

our 

Senator Head Is 

lew between Sack and Mnv 

oi Heiidley took place on Tueu- 

il«) When the mayor offered him 

a job UR patrolman. Sack is mid 

to have Indi{rnunt1y refused with 

the dec.lprat.ion to "would lather 

fight thip-.retnra to the force as 

a patrolman." 1 

No iifrinpst for Hearing. 

Miiyoi Headley pointed om that 

during Sack's lenn an chief 

himself had recommended that two 

patrolmen he dlHitllssed for drink- 

ing, on lint}, the same offense of 

PHOCLAMATIOS. ,v 

With, «>o (joaaort • rapidly &ih 

tiroochlng, I feel that thie U- ' 

all opportune tiina Ri call vlo> 

thto attention or property, •«*«•',• 

era howt oesentlal It In thnt 

\lbelr rental properU«» L J>e ' 

made as attractive as poulblo. 

Ocean city mmt *f>iH 1U, 

best foot forward thle. of all 

years. We are 1U a highly 

competitive bustnefis — Did 

ding for eummcr viuitoni JHT-" 

nlnst our neighboring rtaort*. 

We have a naniber:ot : l»4v"U- 

tages Iq' onr,favor, but- pros- 

pective t 

^ ,p 

rents, and $36,240.15 frorn stotS 

I /mm 

At the same time,*' the expeiiaes 

of receivership, which include all 

salaried, rent, beat and light, h 

MISS IIOOVIK 

F01I AHIHCST 

The report spread about.-Vod- 

Beiday, that the, sehoolH would 

have to close because of a short- 

age of fuel. The blng were aboui 

empty, and It was uijaeritood tliat 

no more coal would be delivered 

until a payment had been made 

on siiue bf the previous (supply. 

The board of education bus hi;en 

without funds since tietqhor. 

But arrangements were made 

with the dealer, and a new sup 

ply was delivered, possibly ennugb 

to Jast through this week's chilly 

spell. • 

Library Pays Debt 

To City with Scrip 

Ninety.four dollars in scrip and 

28 cents In ehmage «•(*» tjimM In 

to tlie city commissioners on W«il- 

neiday by MIBB . Anne Behofield, 

city Hbmrlan. lhe>atnbutat repro- 

nentinc fines. collected on delin- 

quent hooii from November 14 of 

last year to SHreii 81, 

Commliiloner John E, Trout 

Hiked why cash wn^ not, submft- 

ted for the full amount, but upon 

being-told that all other city,Be- 

pnrtmentB weie tendorinpr serin 

tot fêli the matter was dreppta. 

*- Ed* 

i Serioim Iniainnas i« .ii.ii MI- 

I ways 'without •its liiiinnrniia 

aspeelR. Bilch is the rasa nt 

tho home of fiommissioner 

Willlnm IT, riiimphell, who 

underwent a blood trnnsfiiK- 

Ion, Jlonday, 

Mr. Caninhell, always nn 

ardent Democrat nm! for 

yparti the lender of that par- 

ty "bore, hns a trained nurse 

in attendance. Imagine Mr 

rnmphpirH embnrrasRmnnt In 

finiilnB lhat her name wns 

Miss Hoover, * 

MnmberH of (ho household 

| siiKBeRt thnt niie chnngn It 

i to "Miss noiiseyi'lt." ns more 

I e'neoiiraglnj to Mr. Campbell. 

and John Frlel, techniciiin; of this 

olty. 

yssterd.iy's transfBslon took 

place at § a. m., with Roger *W!Ji' 

llama, proprietor of the Weaver 

Store, giving the blood, 

.:.-.The..first. was__giyen_ hy_ Law- 

rence Nieltersoti, lon.ln.lnw of 

Mr, Campbell's housekeeper and a 

M6te, Vrfend of (he commissionef, 

fMokerHpn, a federal' reserve hank 

rlerk nldtlnnfil In the eloped First 

National Bail It of Oceah jf it}", was 

, ——i-r-t *~~ ' *. 

All this week thp ousted chief 

ha r been iniirsliallliiA hiin foice^ 

ami hni hiiutrlii legal advice as to 

thi' best course of regaining his 

Job Although he h entitled to n 

public hearing before the major 

on the mattei as yet no request 

for a heni tut hab been made 

Sark. ,ald >eslerdn\ thnt he e\- 

pects lo dei ide todnv or tomorrow 

whal he will dn and thit i atate- 

ment pioh.ihh mil he made next 

week 

Mavin He.idley * .ippolntment of 

rernce as .lcttus chief for nn In 

definite period was made and 

cnnriimed bj ( omniiHsionei Trout 

•in Widneiilij follow Ins the rend 

{< fmtinmsl on paftt 1) 

Little Theatre^ to" 

Stag-e More Plays 

Mrrnncn of I lie Ocean f'lty Lit- 

tle The itrc Ruiij nere guegtn at 

a tnrlv al Ihe hum of Miss OI- 

ivii \\n\ S20 lilt Rt. Tuesdnv 

rioninr It was announced tifler- 

v ud I'm iln> (>ioup wan eiirour 

i cd i>\ the SUOCPIS of its recent 

ill ii mil pmhilih will continue 

II ni iluee piospectite plavit to 

bi I'd In them were read 

Ihm ue*. 

r ad on the «laasif)ed j 

I Judffe Francis W^ 

I od a plassifled ad' 

I a. $480 rental m » , 

I suit of >i 

BKAL K8+A+K 

FBUIT >Bd TBDCIC 

•«•. ts Uw. h 

bout, jqlk 'n** cuy, 

incamWnrf Mil' 

cfcuig* PrtflB I 

Bmt IS. 

BEACH STttOUUeltS ^ 

tin ^ 

3»Uj»)J*i««r 

ATSIOU,

(•••— ••!•'• •:1/f,:PK, 

Asserts His Httjis^ , 

' Is All at Sea Now 

the 

laving *a 

t I 

bouse If you cant set to It un- 

less-you use hip Mote and a 

jwfr boat? that'a what Leslie 

>, ..JSIeelmwi. 6633 Marndeo at, 

wul - j mpW«. wants to know.. 

Steellban das a cottage, on 

Granny Bound, near Wlldvnocd. 

and toe onlj approach without 

°|BwrmrpljiK Is by a boardwalk to 

"~ hlgbway. Cnrortunately tb* 

ras washed out this 

" jrjdch. Dr. 

T 1 

r 

So Steelman wrote the tr*ehql- 

, JO, mt 3 p. ro. ders, asking them to do something 

[$. there will about it The freeholders gave the 

tliy -end com- tetter to Robert K. Bell, county, 

nolfcitor. asking that 1 he write Mr, 

Steelman that the problem it up 

to the township and himself. 

Pennsy Excursion 

To Zoo, Saturday 

{ ' The Pennsylvania Railroad an. 

nourrted tils week that it will 

operate a special round trip ex- 

cursion to the Philadelphia jool. 

OBlcal garden .tomorrow (Satur- 

d.u ) 

Hoses VIII meet the train fa 

Philadelphia and convey the pas- 

atngcrs to the too and return, 

under tho personal supervision of 

Pennsylvania Railroad reprer 

and n 

wolahlp per- 

. , . .. wen flus mu- 

•H. «nd Hmr. iooeph N. Fedrfck. 

5"tor qf,ttts Istmry and A 

E. ^bnrcbes. delivered tb« 

Wdress. "Youth and 

to tke Total*." 

o f s«rvloe.' those at- 

tending wore guests of Mr. and 

Mia. Gilbert Smith at breakfast at 

the Avalon hotel. 

tUn Science 

Subject For Sunday. 

Fac« wn 

Gmn Two Mondts' 

of Atom* by 

DEATH" 

NEW 

ipehpes 

it* he imprinted 

Beaut" 

PKESS 

PHONE 1480 

ICES 

Spocial reduced round trip rates 

to Cincinnati and rolumhns, Q.. 

and inCIonnnolis. Ind, will be on 

sale tomorrow. 

KATZINGERS 

CHTLDBCVs BHO^S — Fnpir Unfa 

Proper Btjlm. Prapcr Supett aa( Pnp 

. fr Fit. Eat* tiny Faal I-rtT Fitted. 

Take Your Scrip 

Dollar in Scrip is 

>«rfh $1.10 in merchan- 

dise in our store. 

rr, 

7H '*- 

•'s Jewel Shop, Inc. 

812 BOARDWALK 

Repair Work at One-Half 

-. t, Former Prices 

ÊRT'S HOTEL 

RESTAURANT 

rant 

a. tn. to 

TO. 

Delicious Dinners 

and Platters 

TRAINOR'S and 

~ > 

BEER 

Sojners Point 

?«0BA*|0M AfTBa DEATH" 

will iM.the inbiect of the Lesjson- 

Seitaqn in all Cbnrchea of Christ. 

Scientist, on Sunday, April 23, 

MM. 

The GoJiJen Tint is; Bt ttat 

shall enduro unto the end, the 

Mnifi ihail bt saved" (Matthew 

• 

t«ilSJ, 

—, the citations which com- 

prise the Lesson-Sermon |g ne 

following from tte Bible- "For 

whether we jive, we live unto the 

Itwiti and whether we die. we die 

unto the Lori: whether we live 

therefore, or die, WJJ . are the 

Jon's. Far to this end Christ 

Doth died, /and rose, and revived 

ttat he might be Lord both of the 

dead and Ilvtor" (Romans 14:1,8). 

The Leanon-Seraiou also Includ- 

es the following DUMBS from -the 

Christian Science textbook "Sci- 

ence and Health with Key to the 

ey to the 

giplnres: by Mary -flaker Ediy- 

Mortal mind must part with er- 

ror. must put off itEolf wUh its 

deeds, and injmortal manhood, the 

Christ ldH ill i 

ds, 

Christ 

hld 

d, the 

will mimar. Ftith 

it bd 

t l H will mimar. Ftith 

shosld enlarge its borders and 

stJengthen Its base by resting op- 

on Spirit. Instead tit matter. Wlien 

ma i i b 

p mer. Wlien 

man (ivessp bis belief to death, 

he wfll advance more, rapidlv to- 

w«Ms Gd IJf d I » ( 

adance more, 

w«Ms God, IJfe, and 

«0) 

t (p. 

St. John'. Lulhermn. 

fpt hli soaQJpB . Ha U' laom fcr and 

jH4e for tti aailltr. and Dndw»dlr .111 

tWj* •.pleuhw ej*matiBii oftiimrt 

wWA he Ii earning m. 

itt 


Firrt BaptUt Omrch 

ADnounc 

Bsv CHUBB W. iJUmate, MlnUl.r 

k! ** tvl w wnhip M 10..JO 

Bn* xcbaol. Jls4S ». n. CIMBU for 

all iwes. C«rt Hnn, laptrinURdtnt, 

fcuis HiviH mnd unag >t liW p. ». 

nrtBe ltd bjr bnn onttn. 

Frnjcr, nmlllls BB Wcdiu-si., ,t f sis 

P. m, 

HOLT TKINTTV EPISCOPAL 

S«, O. K. D.v!d*,n. iKtar* 

SffHtn for tht M Sqnd.r »!«« 

t 

1 •. m.—HBII iBd 

9.« !. m.—Chareh iîosi. 

10,45 •, ii—Momine prmrer and 

E3B. 

ST. JAMES A. H- R. CHUBCr 

lih SL tua^na A«, 

to, Ilenrif It Ompif, If., Paiui 

Kund.iy. 11 ., *,. HTHMH fa U«>«iiit«F. 

lliTO p, m. Ion to Sthool and lie 

BlWc a»». 

i» p.-» BBhB fcrrle. u Shilsh 

tapUn Churtb. Ssrswn br Sir. Knur 

1L ^gper, Jr. 

T ||. n, Ailafl ChrliU.n Eiufe»vOr. 

x n. «, torn br Jke ««it, 

daF E?Cft!ng. His N. A. A. C, P. 

ni 4U Jlept A. _ -, 

School CW- Nix BdH Ttidnr, 

to UK MM Hi*. 

4l IF !• 1 * • • • • 

• Money , '• Scri 

J7* 

Hotel, Offk* 

HM 

'• ' Iata¥4U * 

Paint* 

Varnish Stains 

Decorative Enamel 

2-Hour 

Lacquer Eaamel 

Screen Enamel 

Porch and 

Floor Enamel 

Spar Varnish 

Pure Shellac 

Small 

Can 

10 

Large Can 

20 

l'aint and Varnlih 

Kemvicr _ — 

Pnn I.lnsMd Oil 

6-01. battle - 

Turpentine 

0«oi, ran „ 

10 c 

10* 

Puttj 

can , .___„„ 

(.old 1-nlnt 

jar „..„„.......,„ 

tliimlniim Paint 

Sand Paper 

package 

Pntty Knife 

10 e 

10« 

10 c 

Paint Rrashu 

AaorhMnt 

10 e 

gim 

Sornb Brn«kje« * 

Scmb •ask 

18.01, 

Laundry Soup 

SewifBf 

Dait 

Dait 

Mop 

MopBMdi" 

MA _ 

On Mops 

each _ 

Cedar Oil 

not -_ __ 

labber Kneclin> 

nidi web 

Robber Gloves 

pair ..„ 

10 v 

._ 

10 e 

10 v 

Daylight Saving 

Starts April 29 

One more week of "slow" time, 

or "sim" time, svhlcStTer yon call 

It. "Dajliglit saying" time will 

inon be hsrel 

The freeholdrs aflopted a reso. 

lution, Wednesday, directing tlint 

the elnika be set ahead «n hour 

at midnight. April 23, As usiml, 

t.'retlioldpr Robert Miller voted 

asalnit the idea. He's a conlirmtd 

curing federal aid to prevent fur- 

ther beach erosion, ft was an- 

nounced Wednesday, when letters 

from the other counties were read 

at the freeholder meeting. . 

Senator W. Warren Barbour and 

Congrnsman Isaac Bacharach 

have both promised to hels get aid 

for New Jersey under President 

Roosevelt's relief plan. 

On motion ' of Preeholder K- 

_aw#BijcR- ^Chalmers, Luther 4- 

Ogden, dirtctqr of the board, iqip 

named' aMdelegate > to attend a*y" 

meetings or conferences on the 

subject, and to follow up on the 

attempt to have national funds 

spent on the seashore. 

Mita Marion Meehah, %f Dela8» 

cey pi,, had "as a house iruest over 

the Easter vaeatlotj, Miss Jeanne 

Bulger, of Elklns Park, Pa, 

i " 

MORGAN HAND, JR. 

OVIL ENGtNEEB KURVKVOR 

UtaBHl NanktMl Enitattei Mi 

Lan4 |arn»r 

Mil Fl.M-r« in Onan fllj 

lariren attd maps. muBicipai. ettgU 

Hen, reparu, (mtlnutts, invenin- 

tkai, appnlimrau, nlt.waier itwue, 

tulas, swamp and ult-maFBh prob^ 

Inu, atrtal nrven anannd, mail ' 

«ilon problem., dlv.n nsBlicd, if 

BsllUsB and ualenud fill-settle 

•mt W splMivM, Pnelle mrvsys - 

,«iir a easBtn, TaUne of Batoplals 

aFFanfed, Concftte quality EsnEfst- 

L.udK.iKi and Biibdivijlon aurven 

and plant. 

a«iBr Engineer, O««n Clt»i But. 

d«nt Enirineor jl. 1. State Highway 

rept.! KiibeF Ensiiinri 

Cerps. U, B. Army 1 Farmer 

Fertland Cement A l i 

Blood Transfusions 

For City Commissioner 

(Caiilinued frem page 1) 

chosen over 10 .members of the 

police department who volunteer- 

ed blood. 

Police Offer Blond. 

The file; fmir the transfusion 

was to be madn hecanie known 

feturda;, and the riolice Imme- 

dlatol}- orfercil their nomos in 

Chief Jack Jprnee, sayinB they 

were wllllnR to Kive blood, - 

WaJ,Qt (Ji6m.hs4,their blood . 

r willinR to Kive 

ai at thorn.hs4,their 

Optical Service 

Now Lower In Cost 

We desire to nnnounce that 

oar complete optical. aerVIee 

durinB 1MB win be rindt3»4 

i a reduced" cost. Dial S-'lBSl 

(or accurate eye sight itrvice 

at very modtrate ratei. Frajnes 

irreatly loweriiJ in price. 

. L W.BETTS& Sons 

OPTOMETRISTS 

1T08 Atlantic Ave 

ATLANTIC Cli*, K. 1, 

Houn 9 to 5- 

pi«i B.1M1 -, 1 

p o 

were William Smith. Alex Hart. 

ed, and if more should be need-1 only when weather was too to 

ed, they nroniihly will be called j vere. 

upon ! Thepolion who offered blood 

Mr, Campbell hM been suiter- 

ing from general wearkness and 

a tort of anaemia, following an 

operntlon several months ago. His 

determination to attend to city 

affalri, rather than gVi south for 

an extended rest period, ig said 

by his physician to have been an 

added reason ,for his fai^rii^to 

rejain his strengUi, 

HilifB Only Fair 

Despite bis,condition, Mr. Camn- 

hell, who Is about 70, has mlised 

hut few meetings of the city cum 

misslaners this winter, and then 

I ""' W U u or Tan Purl 

" N F »r Qiferft. 

We Charge far Lmm OKI, 

AtiAitif AV, ATLANTIC err 

Just dn 

plcl Turkish custom 

-~j- you had your watpr today?" is a 

familiar chant in Constantinople where ven- 

dors-make a living by selling water~on the 

, city streets. 

This, instance is « striking example of the 

difference between water and water service, 

/ tn Rendering water service, ydur company 

/ spares no effort to see that you have water 

V *^T *^ * wn °^ "*• foocet— whenever you 

iwojit it, «t sufficient pressure, and' in what* 

\ «v»r qoanHty you desire. 

CITY WATER 

Dr. Harry H, Lake 

Optometrist 

822 Anbury Ave, Phone 49 

, LAW 

Augustus S. Goetz 

 

Additional XjiNta ieuiU+f tUux niiptAlMl)^ ' 

(Bocilc valuA 

fi,«M,MS 8* 

Cuh coltaettd frai" 

Cafh collfctcd ftom 

Cmih collesttd fnta 

Total Caili 

[ B« ACCOUNTED FOR 

from AJiMU and Htotk 

llsh H on an unrestricted 

,, voiced Wednesday by 

Buvinger. in an address 

:iwanis Club on national 

•"•Ituatlon, in which he re- 

Eland 'hat the gov- 

gnarnntec bank 

toent , ^ _ „ 

OHn>t. aUoweil on AiHW . . 

Lones churned off: 

Oh Auete -. - 

On Stock AitqUueAt . 

Total IAMP* Charnad oft" 

KemalnlnE AutVi) 

Uniollect^t A«*(. 

Uvcollectad AdrttldnaJ Aaaete 

UnesllHUd ^m* A»MjB»tnt 

lotil UemkMttf {jAiioItcetHl Aictu 

TOTAL ASSETS ACCOUNTED FOR ' _ 

tl«7 WM 

SS.2iO.16 

,*1 B6« 26 

3.J2C061.9E 

Stevrtt Liabilities •( date of SiUDenilon 

VVJ"" 1 * 1 LlMHtl t dt f S I 

R _ 

l 

V V J * 1 

Aildltloniil 

SDenilon 

at data of Su»Den»Ion 

FlsUt>ilib«l 

TOTAL LIABIUTIES THIS HATE 

in Resort 

GuoIin*>SH.v«l and unpreo- 

,>liow rtsirjlncd hj liuk of 

Vt ould be fremendous, 

bank were fiuaranted," 

1 payment of S billionB of 

In all closed banks will 

The direct first cost 

; off would bf 8 billions 

rfryone of tbeae closed 

bsve assets In tliclr port 

whose âluc In normal 

Is sufficient to pa> their 

ln full 

! resumption of normal bus- 

would follow guarun- 

deposlti and pjjment 

I depositors would soon, bring 

income up to normal 

Soon Over lost, 

the present nation il cirn- 

citj m about one billion 

below normal, onlj nb 

ifteekn of normal btlnl- 

be required to cover 

of paying the denOBltors 

1 such a cost would not bo 

ns ihe rl»a In Ihe ral 

: banks' isseti. tollowlug 

nl normal business 

either tho reopening 

liquidation of the banks, 

j orderly manner, without loss 

k to the depositors or atpek- 

I^Me ialil "It appears poB 

in lieu of direct gov 

. guaranty of bank dcpon 

re may be some form of 

[t"ta»iirance through a now 

^'•gencf or corporation, to 

\ for that purpose In my 

t ii, at least, a step ln 

o~.l direction. Anything along 

|1IM ttlli be ttn Improvement 

l/tni) condltionn which fonu- 

TOTAI. COLLFCTfONS 

Closed Bank"Collectioni ' 

$248,309.15 to Match 31 

(Contlniud froB* naff* ') 

loans and property owned by the 

1)ink and are listed at tho hook 

inlue, rfttlid thnn actual value 

The HahllkloB are llBtod In 

tliree k-roupa Swured liabilities 

.imountlni to $1,0*7.767 22. which 

comprise federal reserve and Re- 

eomtriKtlon Finance forporatlon 

bonoivlHK8, misecrired liability 

amountlnir to ll,4«)V.52lf* Q . nctwe- 

p . of pbtfca .and *li«vi«n^Tits oh 

itteet che«llnir flte work of patrolmen, 

^f fefwiuifa In rhare* of. ati^tloti I^ 

fautriAt 

slclit litaed to ,tU(tht ihlfbi. 

f U found app.n and doled 

fJKe 

'Clrk. 

N 

i 

. 171, 

r. eleap Jail and nollih brms 

AHH demohiltxed: 

e rtrt. The condit 

Mr. Alorrta practically without the 

use of his lower limbs, since hhi 

right 1*B was partly pairidyied be- 

Be wi^s resting much more com- 

fertftbly yesterday, however, und 

was able to nit np. He will not 

be able to attend to his.duties for 

some time, according to his phy- 

sician. 

ReeotMtlA fop the department 1^ 

bo ttaigMalem bate been aubmlttrd (0 th* 

Staiubtil lAeelfleattona /or. . unlfonnn 

liave b«eh dA*a, arises on naine received 

trtita ieverflt i i i 

VaiS latc«i» - - 

dud £ftt«rlnff 

UlSr 'v»llf«i« La*« 

Material WUUH.. 

In the report It was pointed Out 

that from March 19 to April 18 

there hud been 68 arrests, while 

In the period from January 1 to 

March 18 there were only 32 ar- 

rests Jerneo nlno ga\e a detail- 

ed account of the changes In or- 

ganisation of the department that 

ho has made while acting chief 

A hitherto undlHClosed (act Is 

tliut his "lihie denim squad" clon- 

ed tip 17G hmwei that were ncceo- 

srblo to thieves Ite nlso report- 

ed That the nilmber game and li- 

quor' sMllns business have been 

demoralized i 

The report follows: 

April 19th, 1033. 

TO Mayor Hnrry Headlcy 

1-ROM Jack C. crnce Acting. Cliltf o[ 

SUBJECT Artiiitlm of Polk* tleuirl- 

m«nt Marrh 19th to Auril 18th 1Q33. 

1 Tlie following U a report of the ar- 

ti\4t|p

V- 

, 

r » towW *ui»t this W«H* 

ll«f-Dr.-«id> Mw. Aldrfch C. "" 

VjSlmi St. James plains ifuest of 

irt friends ,weje ^»vft«A 

City for .1* «•«, spent the EaW 

of Ntw ler b»"«7« *«? MM. Laura K. 

Mi* I* M. White *nd Mr. # 

mother,^ |,t 

^y Auiama? 

In Atlantic Ctty, 

' i^tfc* Ofetok 

mqr 

club. Laqt 

BoÎ 

Entertain at faftf. 

Mr. and Mr*. H*n*7 »»P«>r, Jr.. 

AUantif av. nnd Pla^'pl, enter- 

tained the following at a dinner- 

brldgo, Saturday night: 

Mi* t *n 

lire Hoffllnger Wcently «4 

an evwlns at Pine U>ftf» at * 

f h 

Mm. Harold B. V*tlB, 

Mr. 

Mr. 

''hire 

r wero boats) 

A which Mine 

of honor, it 

she met tier 

Is employed 1>y 

wpterwuy com- 

Wrtjr 

persona attended 

d t i 

tho 

;er card party given Jn 

* 61 St.. Augtfstfno's 

night In the par- 

Tho commlttqc, 

*. ,Mft. John Slithbn. 

Knob. Mujs Helen 

»a Mr*. Frank Sao- 

Sapnlno labored 

that they'not onlv 

qoS to the itffalr, bur 

*OI the entertainment 

attractive. The 

BQ numerous that al- 

partlolpaBE received 

Wfreshinenta wero ap- 

lncky favor prlzcn. 

f .Of live ducks npd chick- 

I "received with great In 

Mrs. Morgap Hand, Jr., Mr. and 

Mrs. W^lford Gardiner, Mr, and 

Mrs. Qarlfoit C. Brlca and Mr. 

d M Cooper, jr. 

and Airs. Henry 

• » - 

Ifr. Mid Mrs. Funds West 

Entertain Friends. 

Mr. _ond Airs, pranofs West, Sis 

Atlantic W-,* entertained the fol- 

lowing- Monday night: Mrs F. E 

Chaniplon, Miss Grace Hughes and 

Mrs, Surah I*ach. MIHB Hughes, 

who is an accomplished -musician, 

played several Humbert, on the 

piano. 

• • * 

Hf. and Mrs. Stedem 

Pinochle Party Hosts 

Dr. «nd Mrs. L. S. Stedem, 1534 

Ashury av., ontfi tainnl the follow- 

n.jr at a pinochle partv, "VVednei- 

ilay niejlit: Mr. anil Mn Walter 

Kensil, Mr. anil Mr- William Wil- 

Mr. and Mrs. Charlc. E 

decorations and 

ne wanted to play 

t-interesting to all. 

for CtiJIdron 

Ctart. 

children's party for 

, s' and primary de- 

ot tho Baptist Siindnv 

;.vell uttondod.. Over 

were ovorjoyoiT. wlion 

Brescnted with an E.i 

Dr and Mrs William H, Briek- 

i-i and daughter, Dqrotljy, ot 

riillndelphln, were Easter resort 

visltois 

• • * 

Mr r.nd \' r < . ". McKtavl* 

of Phllmlclphla, wcro at their 

Mr. and Mrs. Jamos KU!«oll, of 

Auduboit, oocupled their summer 

residence, 3200 Contral uv, over 

the EtiBtcr holidays. 

• « # • 

Mlsa Virginia BlacK, of Phila- 

delphia, waa a week-end house 

guest of Mr 'and Sirs Samuel B. 

doff. 3211 Contral av. 

Mr. und Mrs. .1. .'. Mnmaiix, of 

Pittsburgh, am all-weok vlBitDrs 

at their trimmer home, IGtli st. 

nnd Contral nv. 

Firemen Are Called 

Twice to Car Blftze 

Firemen woro callod out twice, 

Wednesday night and Tlmrpdny 

morning, because of a fire In an 

.intomobllo parked at 711 Ply- 

mouth pi Tho owner or tho oar 

In ono Mr Kdwnrda, according to 

file vocoi'ds. 

Tim Hist nlnnn camo In at10 

p m. Wednowl.iv, hut nlien fli'f- 

ini'n arrived the l)la£o had been 

nUinguishi'il Another alarm came 

In .it I) •' >n '1 hi*" time tho uphol- 

. A. 

Mrs. John rrj/k'i, of Wiivno, ster^ 

camo 'ill, 

veterinary I 

ercd it ijiid fa, 

branv human,. 

Mrs. Champion.^ 

whether ho coi 

or nbt 

was on Wednesday. 

1 

Public Service 

Buses To 

Philadelphia 

D£iiiii*{yre§ ill IMS nnd BA5 n. m, 

11,'.. (.IS •pd S.10 11. m. 

Ixtrn Tfip Eundafg at S.1B i>. fln. 

Super Service Buses 

euui LEAVE 

Public Service Terminal 

Ninth BttHt III Ailntle AVCBM 

OCKAN QTV 

TtltfhOM 1211 

It Will 

Cost You 

LESS!! 

TO BUILD 

TO REPAIR 

TO ALTER 

TO RE-ROOF 

Ihaii Any Tint In the 

Lust 90 Yean! 

Powell* 

Van Glider 

Lumber Co. 

13TM & WEST Phone S3 J 

•Bulldillg Materials For 

Tfqur ETery NtM" 

Mows 

•fthc time 

«dmttge of preitnt 1^ 

prieH and lwve the old ropf c«nr«red" 

flth' Oareystone — the a>b«MM- 

| < t ihingles which cannot burn, 

or ^.ot. Thept beautifully col- 

roof*, ai fireproof and luting 

one, are a splendid Infeatm.nt 

Senator Read Built This Brii 

Here is one of the four new bridges connecting Ocean City 

mainland. 

ITieie bridges coat $1,500,000 and are the finest of their kind in) 

Jersey, 

They W«p Built Solely Throi 

the Efforts of 

CHARLES C. REA1 

They will be dedicated June 10 as a memorial to the World ' 

Veterans through legislation sponsored by Senator Read in 1 

These bridges are one of the many reasons iwhy Senator Read , 

be returned to the New Jersey senate. His record is one 

oompliihment for Ocean City and Cape May County. 

--ThlB Advoi•tiacmunt Ordered and Paid Vm by JUIIIOB U, Duvill 

NEW TIRE SAVES LI 

Rmmarkmble Nmw Invention 

Makes Safest Tire Ever Built 

* Times Safer from Blow-outs 

NO EXTRA COST TO PUBLIC 

W HEN tho iptedometcr reads 40, 

B0, 80-thi heat inaide your tirei 

•bicomas terrific A bligter Btartii BQts 

blgBer and bigier ... Until BANG1 A 

blowout! And you're headed for trouble. 

Now, to protect you from blow-outs 

every QoodriEh Safety SUvertown hag the 

•unaaiiiB new Ufe-iaver Golden Ply that 

«MtB heat. Pabrie and rubbw don't 

•spate . , . thui blbtam don't form. 

Blowûti ar« prmmtcd by 

ptMir very cause/ 

JOHN, WHATJ 

HAD A BLOW-C 

ta\J wdrich Silver, 

towns hap the moat akid-reiiatinB tread. 

IU aquetfte drying aotion givei your oar 

«t« road^p, fcnd reducas danger ol 

Bklddmg to a minimum. 

Let UB put Goodrich fiafBty SUvertowns 

oa you* ear. Renumber, ttey eoat no 

more than other standard k " 

Lvertown 

WITH LttE.SAVBa GOLDEN 

'S Modern Suner 

W T 

lit Contractor 

iptly Settled 

Alto Grants Non- 

to City in Garage 

Man's Action. 

sult of Harold D. Powell, 

1st KJmlT'' " wnOr ' "K"'" 8 * the 

" EiiRincerinp co. and the 

i m l 

settk'd before »He hear- 

Los cmnplf-tcd, yesterday, with 

Cnginrenne firm ngreelntf to 

".md the tour^ frranUnR a 

HOT p,qOO dam- 

fht alleWJ was done to Jiia 

II when the central Ocean 

•ewer extension was con- 

1 Thi manner in which 

„ drain pipe, whieh runi 

the alley a few feet from 

ill building, was installed 

in a settling of tho bvild. 

n the sand was allowed to 

, from under jt, 

ity Aiki for Non-buit 

' earing began Wednesday 

f, but waif halted for the 

•r" the jury was choien and 

presented their open- 

pr 

i 

Vp wwi not a owwJldate. A 

UtfBand, an orator by virtu* 

big calling, ,1s, lost to the g 

l«r« and will 'be heard (presum- 

ably) on the other side. 

According to the regulars, Wild- 

wood Crest le swinging in behind 

tho regular band wagqn. A atate- 

lnent Isauod by tlie campaign 

headquarters this week eays the 

Crest Itepubtlcun club, by untn- 

Imous vote, endorsed thi- regular 

ticket. It 'alBO says t T te club, 

lieadml by Mayor A. K, nilnn. Is 

componed of «wvMr«l hundred 

motnbera. 

credit Wildwood Ciest with 379 

voti-B, or which about 21G ->,-^: to 

the regular;, 

Insurgent Massmeeting 

Well Attended. 

An infoiiiul muts mcetini?, 

slionioieil bv the McMurrav forn-s 

in Wildwootl, w.ii held W (Nlnt^day 

in one of the Hunt theatres. 

It is reported that a capa-dity 

tiowd attended, and greeted the 

insuiKont ticket with enthuaiaim. 

All the candidates were present 

nnd spoke. 

Independence 

Week Observed 

two witnMSM appeared 

ay morning, Mr, Powell, 

of the buildiiiB, and Har- 

illlison, who tnude a survey 

buiiiiinff before and after 

work was done. At the 

_„,,„.. of their teitimony, the 

Inked for a noji-suit. No de- 

was made before the noon 

"pwiiiB the redess, a further 

conference between aator- 

was calleii, and the result 

| a setUcment. The Eastern 

eeflnK Co. nBreed to repair 

siidini? to the satisfacUon of 

nwelli and a non-suit £os thg 

I was consented to. 

Officials Subpoenaed 

Powell was represented by 

] I, Garrison, the engineer. 

insny by Vincent S. Hane. 

r snil the city by WilUam H, 

II, Jr., and Andrew C. Boi- 

..rse number of witnegses 

iiutooenaed, includinK former 

• Joieph G. ChamBion, Conv 

(lontr John E, Trout, City 

s Harry Morris, City Engineer 

lam H. Colliison, Jr., and 

p otter, but none was ealled 

itUfy^ ____^ 

;Guns Begin to Bark 

t&unty Primary Fight 

(GonUnuifU from Bap! I) 

MM, of Wijdwood, former 

iblyman, wanted to run for 

ir, with Mr, Loveland for the 

bly. 

'aisembly eantlidate was 

i at the confereme, and up 

day no petitiws had 

. candidates for freeholder 

. York, of Cape May, 

... Clark, of Wildwood, 

ar's primary was nip and 

Dctan City, even without 

Kj^rely local candlaates, or 

•jlcause of It, At any 

unlonlitl and regularg 

c to he about equally divld- 

Financial Independence — 

Not 4th of July, 

National recognlMon was helnir 

taken, this week, especially In ra- 

dio educational programs, ol the 

fact that this Is Financial In 

pendenee Week, sponsored by the 

News of Some*' Point 

; In Rfiid-IlMidley Scrap. 

lit hern, of cnurae, will 

in the ncnd-Headley scrap, 

.promises to be a good one, 

lowly does one ot the can 

I takt the battle that he 

dlsdaing to apeak to 

oent or tn his opponent'8 

^rit'Scpuhllcan Club, the 

' phalanx, Is meeting every 

Jay night, those daps, map 

t- the eamplilgn. The Ocean 

lUIcon Club, home of the 

hns opened canipaiBii 

on Ashury av., near nth 

fvtfce leHderB meet nightly 

utiqiocteii l)oi)i sides will 

If''.for mnsg mootlngs 

put the county within the 

life insurance companies. 

Radio prograinB include the fol 

lowing! 

Today (Friday), 2 to 2:IB p. m., 

Arthur Capper, U, B, ienator from 

KanaaB, Station WJZ. 

Saturday, 7:15 to 7:30 p, m., 

Merle Thorpe, editor of "Nation's 

Business," Station W.1Z. 

Saturday, 7:30 to 7:45 p. m, 

Mias Frdnces Perkins, secretary 

of labor. Station WABC, 

Sunday, S to 3:30 p, m, Df. S, 

Parkos Cadman will answer a 

question or 100 words regarding 

life insurance. Station WEAP, 

"Life insurance has gone 

ihrough previous depressions and 

has fulfilled Its contract, 100 

cents on the dollar," Hoy B, Dar- 

by, reeon Insurance man, said 

this week, ''We are three and a 

half yiiira through til© deprpsi- 

slon, yet life Insurance has met 

its obligations without flinchlnK, 

As a result It has tho confidence 

of the people. 

Incomes Exceed ExptmHr. 

"The major companieB Incomes 

exceeded their expenses during 

1032. Recently restrictions h nve 

been placed by the insurance 

(•ommissioners "» borrow ing ag- 

ainst cash value, 

'This is not to be viewed with 

nlarm. tor many comiianles need 

no such restrletlonB, Bill svhen 

PreslUeiit Roosevelt declared a 

hank holiday, and people were 

desperate for funds, it was nec- 

essary to protect thj interests of 

milliong of small riblicy holders. 

As the hanking situation clears, 

restriction will be removed, 

as It is only a tempornry meas. 

ure." 

County Escapes 

Damage Actions 

$75,000 Suits Are Knock- 

ed Out of Court. 

ay SUII rwtte, 

*M May situation still Is 

i but It Is apparent Mm 

T, Millet Hand has 

regulars tnd will join 

ivene and the unionists, 

of |he regular, organl 

Latimer Offers 

City Tract For 

Use of Factory 

Monaghah Offers $100 to 

Help Pay Co.t of Mov- 

ing Machinery. 

CITED 

An offer to the city of Someri 

Point was made this week by 

rliomas C. Latimer, candidate for 

mayor, of a tract of ground for 

use by a factory, It oae can be 

Induced to, come to iomors Point 

The offer, the Herald Is Inform- 

:d, (ioes not necessarily depend up- 

(..to gather 

jtHsr for brief 

snail 

talks. 

'Writing many letters 

many hands, and 

^rlenos to write 

, . ,_. letklng votes. In,, 

s.-Jt: la In auoh t way 

•w Calvin Coolldfe won 

' " battlei, 

intereBtlng 

»ry no- 

. „ the un« 

!W will hold a illgUt 

JN_Headley, who Snows' 

" llogy, can deliver 

addrasii whenever 

fl Harry Tenen. 

talkir, will at- 

with 

aa 

, the 

No Traffic Trouble 

Here Over Week End 

Following; the Rood example set 

during thi previoui throe or four 

days by local motorlslK, wcelt-end 

visitors to Oeean Cliy ohoyed stop 

street ilgns very well, considering 

oyurything. • „ ,' 

Police were stationed at, all in 

teraeOtionB on !th and nth sts 

iady to stop any oflenderB and 

osplalii the law. Tills tlioy oic n 

fitr tlaei,"but"in a largo majority 

o[ casas it was uniiecPsaniT. 

Several froupi of ears Were no- 

ticed, with local «r* .mawi up 

with fololfn cars. The vlslfors am 

exnetlv what the natives dia — 

obeyed the rules. • 

('oiinly Clerk William A. Blnir 

was cndorBCd IIIBI week by Hie 

Mays Landing women's .Republi- 

can fllub, and assiifed of RtronR 

sitpport In the county ênt BCC. 

(ion, Mr. Dlair siioke to the club 

briefly, 

"I have done mv heat fluring 

Hie past." he said, to run the 

Sffirk's'office as efficiently as pos- 

sible, and if I go hack into of- 

fice I can only promise to con- 

tinue to do my best. ........ 

You follts are the best judges 

if whether my Herviee haa been 

iBtlsfaetory, and If you thlnlt I 

im desii'vinB, I shall deply np 

iroclate your support," - 

Mr, Blair Is being opposed in 

lie primary election by James M 

ifonaghnn, Jr.. of Soniei's •Point, 

ind If Sir: Blair is the winner, 

ie will have Daniel nonway, son- 

In-lnw of former Sheriff .Tames 

ritnlnn. nRainst him in the sen- 

ernl election, as well as,the Doni- 

jcratle candidnle. 

The oampalKn so far has bsen 

ixceodlngly aulet, but \ht> "fire, 

works" s'o not usually ^tart un- 

111 after thB time elapsBS for ril- 

mg petitions, which Is -April 28, 

this year. 

Special Easter 

Mi I 

Music Is = 

Speelal muiio was enjoyed by 

lurfle conRTiWtion ot both mom 

hilt" and ewnine services in «ie 

Hrst Prosbyttrian church on aas 

*In the tnominK * bmss quartet, 

composed of mBmbeM of the Cape 

May' County American. Ug'on 

Blri4, Btaytd EaBtM — 

lUUon * """ 

OCEAN CITY 

TAILOR SHOP 

J, T, TALE§£ 

'SO Ashury Avenue 

OCEAN CITt 

Guaranteed 

Batteries 

and 

Guaranteed 

Service 

SHEPPARD 

BATTHRY 

SERVICE 

04B ASnnEf ATE, 

Lacroaae is s»M to be thi 

oldest Rame playad on tlw 

North American Mntlnent, 

Pressing 

Cleaning 

The kind that makes 

old clothes take on new 

life. 

Thoroughness, prompt 

service always. 

We Call and Deliver 

Ocean City Dry 

Cleaners & Dyers 

4th and HAVEN 

MntaMiMM 

TAXICAB 

r«w! i» u *hitH»yoa etiaiamUMa. 

mht—«YehIclt ortjing «n iDiBuisenE for 

lumsudailrrtgliKfJng the lutThe nine 

tttfiila h the dimiiiunvt.of (he Ficncli cah- 

fish ânisg "s lev'" like thii of a gsir, 

•nd wu applied is thi! irpc of nnius 

beaus€ of is light, bpundms monsn. 

Cmhthlt came from the lulu's MPrillt 

mctBiag "a isBetuuli," ton Itiin mttr 

"m hc-goAt," titrt "i rtptoat" There us 

ihouHodl of lUth inda about the OIIEUII 

of Enellih worii ill 

WTBBSTER'S NEW 

INTERNATIONAT 

DICTIONARY 

More Red Cross 

Flour Received d 

•"Another.. , 

Cross flour, consisting o| 

Red 

Cross flour, c o g ITS 

bass has been reeelviil It fomifg 

Mnt, it wai repotted this weik 

bv jamas 5i; Monaihan, Jr., lo- 

eil relief director. In, addition, 

there Is a suptily of man's, wo. 

men's and children's clothing and 

1 J ' tie 'dlstrlbuled le 

needy persons who apply to the 

nverseer of the poor at the office 

of Lewis fl. MathlBB, 

Point Nurse Goes 

To N. C, For Visit 

lies Jeisle B, McLean, iiurne 

the Atlantle Shorea HospHal. 

BptndlnK a brief vicatlBn with 

"fib"and relatives In per home 

B • North Otrotlna 

For--- 

SCHMIDT'S 

PH0N1 

OCEAN 

Prompt Delivery 

etc 

Distributing Co. 

I Gordon^ Rpll Butter 

Chuck Roast 

Legs Lamb 

Golden Crown Bacon 

Veal Chops 

;;, * r- « r rJ^ F . ', -JJ^ 

Shoulders 

Lamb lh 12c 

Stewing - 

Chicken* 

- Vegetables - - Fnala 

I Asparagus (medium) bunch 

ScaUions (fresh pulled) bu 3c 

Jersey Rhubarb bu 9c 

Jersey Spinach tb 5c 

Stringless Beans 

Lima Beans^ 

California Peas 

Sweet Potatoes 

1b 10c 

3 IDS 14c 

Egg Plant* 

Cauliflower 

Jumbo Asparagus 

hd 19c 

bu 33c 

E S 

H 

R 

B 

Y 

A 

Y 

Grape Fruit . _ 3J 

Juicy Orange* .. „' ... 

Navel Orange* - _ 

Bneapple Orange* .. 

.Navel Oranges, lge .. 

StaymRn Winesap Apples 

.. T _ .„. _ 3 lb« 

t^toUng «r Eating Apple* 

fftear* 

Bananas, large 

Honey Dews, Ripe 

j Jersey Redskin Potatoes basket 39c 

- - Groceries - - 

HELLMAN'S SALAD DRESSING 

8 ounce ,„„..,..,.,„ 10c 

Pint -• ..- 19c 

Quart - ..-..._.-,............ 3Sc 

Lake Shore Honey, 32-oz jar 39c 

Not-,a-Seed Raisins .... 2 pkgs 15c 

Hebe Milk .........:,„„„....... 3 cans 17c 

12-lb PJUsbury's Floiir 41c 

26^z jar Stuffed Olive* 48c 

Litty Corned Beef .;,.;... 19c 

Baker's Cocoa .... 1/2 ft

p« 

taw 

Avenue 

City, N. J. 

TlVplSaSciIba tourney Jjondir 

•ajf? School pnsUmlnarlOB' ami 

aumbloniihlp matcJieB are scher 

ijuled to bb played during tho 

Cprrjitift week, under, ihe direction 

nf lOarl Sharp, who. las ebarge 

JBT" tie"(Jwan City diitriett 

Half Soles «nd HttU 

Men's $11.00 

Women's 75c 

BDtiNATO 


We Alter Shoe. - - rlsMiw 

(||p|it SAL E 

i^GALOW — $3750 

bungijow, ^hich is completely furnished, is 

" oceanwwd of Atlantic Av. It contains three 

ns, iiinUBfork made • by local per- 

ions i« at the Atlantic, shnrm 

Hospital this week, it wag iloniited 

to tile hospital by Mrs, Ernem 

H, Oplinier 1 , of the Ocean rnurt 

ApnrtmentH, Oeeau' City, 

It Is n hanil-madB bed spread, 

containing oye« 6,000 individiinl 

pieces, all round, and sewed to- 

Wlher to form perfect squares, 

rho sauares are Tormeil by rows 

of preen plnces, which also make 

up the border. 

Mrs. Oplinmrf made most of the 

jread herself, but wa« nided in 

the gigantic task by a few friends 

Slip Is Ihe mother of Mrsi H 

Rostin Whitp. wife of Dr. While, 

chief of staff at the hospila! 

The spread will n* exhibited al 

|he hrfiipital, and later at Tarioys 

places in Some Point and Ocean 

fily. It rater will he sold, ths 

proceedii I., lie uml lo irfjncfii 

he hoflpllal. 

Ever bear of HOrseboat 

Creek? Slost newcomorg to this 

section, upon 'Hearing it, think 

it Is a corruption of "house- 

boat" creeli. Hut. it isn't. 

The creek, which lies between 

Patcong ureek and job's Pofnt, 

got Its name in tie old aiaje 

days, of 100 and more 

ajo, before the days o 

"horseless tMrriage" and 

horses," 

In tliosp days ii was 

or three dhj trip frem 

delphia to the seashore. 

I'H 10 Hfllilville, Silm>;r? 

unii Bwslej's Poini. *si 

m lo i'sipe Mas aa«l •'j.v 

Court 1 louse. 

The stage line ns. trim, 

nilelphiu atroiis ft j-_!i, }ir- 

MlIVS iJllldina, .il-s ^jj"«: 

years 

the 

I'hil 

lo B«sh 1 .v 

1 ii - iIK 

The jts 

^ ltH\i B 

Milk 

IN* 

Fur Imsl nse. never apply nny- 

titit a ropulnble, marine fin 

Ordinary houno pnlnta , nre 

iiilaWf, The cunt mny bo u 

HWJW but It reprcsimtii true 

Tour own Inbdr or l 

|\iy tor roprepenln Iho 

n ivttntlng a boat — or 

ittt-f. lieiil niarino paint 

VJIMI will look well.,for 

Jill 'VMM 

'VMr!i !|i 

! mi 

fi/dh 

'llliildi 

IIH.IUi. 

i 

tin i 

/ii i 

i 

hi 

use good hriisliofl 

i iud alao only 

r«ii nr cans. Like. 

XIHI open ii can of 

ii m ihiirouf.lily 

* tllilri] crintf'Ilti: 

^vr conîsteMi^y he- 

I II llflll. l,0t OV. 

IJ 0 In lore you Bp- 

i f 

h'lliiliLU 

Il*(ll, 1 

.V 

noiili siilp of Mzji 

pr to Si-uilv IW, 

liroilgllt ni'K-fp*^^ 

and its r^nd-y^^L: 

great wen', JÎA 

enough i" if.'.--'; 

nnd who ,v ('j ;>;* 

body could ia "i>i 

know), Inotfli ,'if 

enining ni : h~ 4-3.2 

was UD ev*i ^s,i 

\' I'I «i •". it's work, hill 

i * h in i in viiJions of 

Hn i i In 1 snort MiiiCH 

fSwd Scout News 

A meeting of the 

•t> 1, under thp 

Robert Uckej', 

m. in the social 

v 'i\ti>rian chiirch. 

. troop are ask. 

5Ee¥tUnfH.2i3g p. m,—lit ind tic 

B¥»i, Two Shawl Stirling fS|| • 

Ctu&m Botki al IMHJ fitkH, KUII Heliin, i.Wf 

Frl, Slid S«l., April il.ll — 

"GABRIEL 

OVER THE ' 

WHITE HOUSE" 

wild 

WALTER illOTON 

Kirfn Msrl?r . FrAhfligt Tsiif 

— Ainu — 

llnK flrailby VamtA? 

Wei ind Thur... April 16-27 _ 

ROI.ANI) VOI'\r iiic i. 

Whin 

HuulliiM 

II II t 

ll.ir < 

mil IT i 

Hospital Benefit 

At the Golf Club 

KB 1L nriBprs, Jr, 

:\ ::i!nd ihnt iwti nr oven 

iU. ''Vf-n wrll tifii^hrci out 

jniiii nip iifHt. A Iliirk 

II i'Mik nil rlRln for a 

.h. tiiti i-: nliunm purp in 

i!p i,r hli.»lpr in a brief 

! ii: •• n « ui old mill 

Mint, accumulation nf 

f iTmnve In (lie 

l.'iriiina with a 

h. nr iry imc nf the! pf. 

CLARKE BROS, 

MACHINE SHOP 

Marine Repairs 

SIS Ittr ATR, 

xootmr 

Today"* most vivid 

from WoshiDEton form 

subject matter of "Cab- 

Mrs 

u. . t.t 

•"•jrr V. nooiiar. Mrs. Willian 

iifarafleW, Mrs. Ear! R, Rtae 

iUrs, RsnnnEj B. Inêr»all. Sirs 

_ jHjnrr C. Seimxai/. Mrs. L*ww _ 

headline,, Maibias, H.-i. FFmiwis Steelinao. 

the en-1 *"•• jniomaj r««s. Un, Alexan 

._. „ w«^,- Saturn, .Mr*. Clarence 

Orer the White Home." h i«"- Harrr Headlw, Mrs. 

jids fair to be «ne of ihe ir«at-! u MooaslBn. Jr, t,T Mrs nrr- 

\em Benniions in H-reen hUtorr.i •*" rini« 

$|.95 and fO-95 

Stunning s 

SUITS and COATS 

lg.95 Up 

SMART,MILUNERY - ?1.00 and $1.95 

— IU O1R 

Featuring Our New 

BONAT PERMANENT WAVE 

OCEAK C:iTT 8CB1P AfCF.PTF.II 

STYLE DRESS SHOPPE 

815 Atbury Avc, Ocean City Phone 129W 

AWNINGS 

Take action' now for 

snmmer comfort. Se- 

lect awnings which 

will protect wall pa- 

per, nigs and expen- 

sive decorations from 

the ray* of a hot 

Hammer sun. Then too 

—the home with kwn- 

lhgs is the codleit 

home. Select your 

awrJn^f from our va- 

riety of pleasing col- 

or combinations. 

*• 

f*iW 

FMtbn- Light I'astrlrs 

With Your Illnnw w to 

Take Home 

Johnstone's 

Cafe 

Mi ASBURY AVENUE 

Oppsiile City Had 

Tarty Pastry 

SAVE 

Between Atlantic City, Ocean Gti^ 

All Parts of Cipe May i^!ffij,0 

Ocean City-Longport BriJ 

4 TICKETS — 50c 

Good Until Used Ocean City Scrip: 

SEAFC 

Dili MwH nt the New llrliliro 

First of the Catch 

CAPE MAY MACKEREL 

Pounds P 

DELAWARE BAY SHAD . 

BUCKS 2Q C ROE QQc 

FH0HE 1S00 u m 

Get from 7% to 36/ 

Miore 

TEMPERED RUBBi 

Apparent similarity of price, ilia, 

ifcapa and jams opinion t to the con- 

trary—tire* are not all alike. Decld- 

d t I S 

U.S.TIRES AT THE 10WEST PRICES IN HIS 

tdh/nrtlSem.ruiimuihfarth.Vihart W V E "* TODAY 

oHMn-frfhr bernr valu., mar* for 

2f«irfr»B«yiAndwiWOWSt,l«- Aftfi 91 

4 MUMpwfyHlitthpihoihMnmoita 

W " £ l 

by"WS,"or hir fh«n by Indian- 

dent invMHgaton prevw eonclu- 

. thily *«US,nfw gtw from 7S 

, to 36* aSlTB milmgB at no jsjrg 

cort.Thui, the vary Isail you tov» IR 

buying o U.S. Ttre it wall 

6 

4.75 - 19 - 

8J5-i8-- 

8.B0 -19 - - 

^pi t t E f f i Ep B U|. 

' Bffi gnd thow you the actual tire* theM Mm low 

PALMER TIRE SERVK 

24-Hour Service 

H19 Asbury Aveoue 

p 

CHEVROLET COMPANY 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

CitJ ScnttMl. 

g 

lUl'l OCMH OJtr I*d».r. Eil.bllitifJ 1111 g 

nr ConiollJ.imi ii|« 

jjj, 0^" Nntlnil-Ltdnr, ConiollJ.imi m« 

•• 0»»» clw N«fi, UtibliAed 1925: l«itifwi*Mitf.N«nl OonulidaM 1921 

'•' Fnlfrwl «• Second-dun Matter it IliB Pant O(tl« it Ong CEtr, N, 1,, 

?•;• W" 1 ** under Art of Hiinil i, llig 

I 

I nl tvtry Friday I»» 8VRriation to'these Sunday afternoon gatherings, 

Bicyelei are coming back in ityle, and eferyhndy'g try. 

hi to IN how mueh mileage they can get !» the gallon—of 

Perspiration. 

'jilrit' EXECtTIVE" 

A "MAN¥.SroiP" HAH. 

JOBUB wag, lit we my, "many aided,' 1 and every man Bees the nlrte 

of Ills nature which appeals moat to bimself. 

The doctor thinks at the great pliyfllclan whnge touch never fall- 

cil, who by Borne mystery preceded modern Bclenee In I(B still ini- 

perfect, knowledge of the relation of the spirit to health. The prea- 

cher Bludlen the Sermon on the Mount and marvelfi that trnilin go 

Iirofniind shduld he expreised lp words so clear and simple, TUn 

niltnidr remtmberii only that he denounced the rich; and Ihe com- 

iniinlHt that his disciples carried a common purse. Lawyers have 

written In praise of his pleading at his trial; and the literary «rl- 

ilfB nf every nge have oheerTuliy acknowledged his mailery, 

I am not a doctor, or lawyer or critic bui an advertising man. 

As a proressiun advertising in young; as ,i force it Is a« old as (he 

wnrld. The first four words ever littered, "Let there lie light," con- 

Hlliille Its charter. All Nature is.vibrant with it Impiilne. TIIB lirll- 

llont plumnfo of the bird la color aitveriialng niUlie.Hiied io the eni- 

ntlnns of Us mate. Plants deck themselves with blossoms, not far 

Imiuty only, hut in nttrnct the patronnge of the bee and so liy 

HprenilinH pollen on Its wings, lo Insure the perpetiinlldn nf lliplr 

hind, The B|iadoiiB firmament on high, 

And nil the blue ethereal sky, 

And spangled Heavens a RhlnlnB frame, 

Their Brent Original proclaim. 

It lias been remarked (hat "no astronomer cmi he an nlhelBl," 

which is on%- another way of Baying that no man Ban look up nt 

tlin first and greatest elertrlft sign—the evening Rtiirs—nnd rnfiine 

In believe its message: "There is a rousts: A Ood," 1 propose In 

the next few articles tn speak of thj advertlitementpi of JesUR whirh 

hnvfi BtirvlVFil for twenty centuries and ore still the most potent 

Influence In the world, 

Ijet us begin by asking why he was go siiPceRsfiil In mastering 

public attention and why, In contrast, his churches nre less so? 

The nnawer Is twofold. In tho first place he recognimd the basin 

principles that nil good advertising la news. Hew as never, trite or 

commonpln; lie had no routine. If thpre bad been newspapers 

in those days, no Pity editor could have said, **No need to visit 

hini today; he will be doing just what he did last Sunday," Report, 

nrs would hiivn followed him every filnglc hour, for it was ImpnH- 

slhl to prwllri what hp would pay or dni every nction and wnril 

w*re news, I repear, JOBIIH had nn routine. He was never trite nr 

rnmmonplnce. 

'Week: A Sens linker bft-Karrill CflmpAn? 

Your Health The Nut Bowl 

POLICE CHIEF JERNBB. 

JACK JERNEE is to continue as Ocean City's chief of 

J police. , 

, It has seldom been our pleasure to see a public servant 

accomplish more within .30 days than Chief Jernee has 

McompIiBhed since he was temporarily appointed to the 

port. He has put new life and zip into the department and 

nig won for it a legion of new friends, while earning for 

tha resort, a large amount of favorable publicity, 

H Chief Jernee continues as he has begun, let any fu- 

ture^politica] change try to root him ouUof office, and^ 

you'll hear a mighty roar of protest! 

„ THE BOOSTERS' PBbGRAM, . , 

: 0 NE Qt the best proposals made by the Boosters is, in 

our opinion, the HOUSB of Friendship, The Boosters 

•uggest that the eenvention hall, at 6th st, and the Boarrt- 

^ W«lk, mostly idle now, be converted Into a headquarters 

||»r visitors, with booths, representing the principal cities 

ifjfcftMn which visitors come, equipped with home town news- 

^>:Mpen, Basy chairs and registration books, 

I:M,,; We are certain this would b« appreciated by the visi- 

^•*«J Md the reglBtration books would be • source of val- 

0 WyntopnatWuitor thepi in locating friends, • , 

pSn^M:* «» ott«r valuable idsis to to exploit (irtw^ 

fo «*«*«—.fn tM p»st by ottering prtaes for *« I^wt 

H|in%ms the staran. Piihing ii «*:{*.0a«n 

f^ÊtJMit ^)kinr|»ints; Mfl moii^hpuid DI 

By Dr. John Joseph Galnes 

TOl'R PHTSItlAK. 

"Doctor, what's the matter 

with me?" 

"(.'an you cure it?" 

Thetie n riueRtidns make the 

"horns" of the dilemma In ev- 

I'ry cuse t rented or applylnf lor 

tieatnient. Botli qucBtions are 

uf the highest importance for 

tlie doelor and patient, 

A doctor may know exactly 

what the trntilile, is — be may 

be ihe best of diagnosticians-- 

jet he niay lie sadly deficient 

in bis knowledge of the best 

remedies for the disease; so 

iiroud and deep is the science 

of medicine! 

1 believe Lhere are hundredM 

—tliousauds bt patients treated 

und cured —--when- the a«ino. 

sis was ubeuluteiy a mlHtulcen 

uue, Htiw? Well, the skillful 

doelor treated the important 

SYMPTOMS. 

The best doctor strive! lo be 

cruiiil to mi answer to both of 

the queatioiis at lie bead of 

(IIIH letter; happy the physician 

I hut fan, turthfully, answer 

Imtii. 

Suppose the doctor cannot ac- 

curately diagnose the ease — 

yet believes he has done HO; 

I'd trust that doctor anywhere. 

Why? Just because he known 

what remedy to apply for the 

symptoms, 

I would bo perfectly.-willing 

far u doctor to treat me who 

knows well the action of the 

medicine lie uses; lie knows the 

cause that will bring abaut the 

effect. A Bond physiologist Is a 

good doctor; the man who 

knows healthy life is quick to 

raeogniiiB any departure from 

II, Pliyslolosy is the science of 

Hie. 

I am not so devilish particu- 

lar about a technical diagnoses; 

1 do not eari! how many red 

mils a man has, just HO I know 

lie is anaemic. Now laugh, if 

you wiiiit to! 

An Irishman was carefully 

whetting Ids knife, with an ear- 

nest look on his face, "What's 

the matter. Flannifnn? Are you 

lolng w commit suicide?" a 

friend inquired. 

"Vis," responded Flannlian, 

"but not on meself," 

In the sprini a young man's 

fancy turns to thoughts the 

glrlfl have been hartoring all 

winter anyway. 

"Come on out oh the veran- 

da with me," tie younf swain 

Mid at the dancini party, "I 

think I hear a niibtenfale," 

But It wasn't a nlghteniale — 

It was only a lark! 

They tell a story of two bro- 

thers who ran a small sawmill 

together. One of them was con- 

verted at a religions meeting 

and urged the other to follow in 

hilt footsteps. 

"I know I ought to do It. 

Bill." the brother admitted, "but 

I don't see bow it Is possible." 

"Why not?" perilsted Bill, 

"Whafa to prevent you?" 

"Well, it'» this way, Bill," 

returned the other, "there's got 

in he somebody In this firm 10 

grade the lumber," 

"Where in the world have you 

been?" 

"Down nt the depot to see my 

wlfd off," 

"But how'd you get your 

handn so black'?" 

"Oh. frtrtr- pattinE 'ihtt engine," 

And our Wen of winted oner- 

tty IB telliqg a story Jo n hnlii- 

liendetl man! 

"Little Oirl, why nrt ynu an 

inipiosted In iherc hirds?" 

"Well, I just leiirnail thnt 

there ain't no Santa rinus, nmi 

I'm out to invegtignte (he Btorli 

piopoaltidn," 

. When a man breaks a date 

be UHunlly has to: when a wo- 

mnn lireakK a dnte she usually 

has two! 

"Come Mary and T will show 

you how to milk the cows," said 

Mary to her cily cousin. 

"Hadn't I better begin with 

a calf until 1 get more exper- 

ience," was the counter propo- 

sal, 

Lawyer! "And what did you 

say when you saw ihe automo- 

bile approach the railroad 

track?" 

Mike: "I Bald, 'That is a fine 

car, wasn't it?" 

"No, sir, My father never 

whinped me ia all his life," 

"Too bad. Just another wreck 

caused by a misplaced switch." 

"What do you do for a liv- 

ing, Samho?" 

"OB, I'se de manager of a 

laundry," 

'"Whnt!s the laundry's name?" 

"llissa Ann.'; , 

Bvo; "I'm going to get a new 

dress," 

Adnm! "That will be a re- 

leaf," 

It is considered vulgar to 

chew gum but a married man 

haa to eiorcise his Jaws some 

•way! 

I little girl attending nn Epic- 

copal church for tho Ural time, 

was amused to see all kneel 

suddenly. She naked linr mother 

what, 'they' vferfl going to do. Her 

mother replied, "Hush, they're 

Rolne to say their prayem." 

"What, Wfth all their clothes 

on." 

HcrfHelln. "Henry, it we werd 

both free again, would you 

ohooBft me to be your lilt.le 

wife?" 

Henry: "Now, what do you 

want tn start a quarrel for, junt 

aw ftverything'fl Kotng .pleasant- 

Jolei "What's iht dlffereneB 

hBtw#on a street ear and a tux* 

T AlWT POS6I9LE FOP 

TO tWf 

AT THE 

TIME •••• ESPECVAUY IF 

TMIY KH0W ABetfT IT 

nMae: "I don't know." 

Joi#: "Thtn let's taki the 

street ctr." 

» "Have you bstn fool in e ar- 

ou»a wits the atock market 

atS 

'T w»« very serious -r- the 

stock market had all the: din." 

Arf you the com' 

ttofntBa cherget 1 

: "H* eto'i my AHS- 

(kk«t H 

The Watch Towa 

Frank Parker Stock- 

bridge Looks Behind 

the Headlines. 

NATIONALISM , a klek.bMk 

A lot of ihe world's present 

troiibles are due to an excess of 

Nationalistic pride. Every na. 

tion Is trying to be self-con- 

tained, and then grouching be- 

cause other nations won't trade 

with It, 

Every dollar we spend for 

foreign Bonds helps some other 

nation to buy our goods, 1 be- 

lieve in America first, but I 

Uo not believe in the stupid doc- 

trine which would prohibit me 

from buying somel liing I want- 

nd hecaiiBB It was made abroad. 

Nearly a hundred years ago" 

there was an agitation in this 

country similar to the "Buy 

American" movement of today. 

The purty which advocated non- 

intercourse with foreign eoun. 

tries • got the nlck-name of 

"Know-iSolhiiijTs," Presently we 

will wake up again to the (ruth 

llml every obstacle id inlerna- 

lional trade hurts everybody 

concerned, 

• • • 

JKHS , , , , in flermany 

Jewish people all over the 

world are greatly disturbed over 

the policy of the new "Nassi" 

government of Germany, under 

the practical dictatorship of 

Clmncollor Hitler, In boycotting 

' Jewish merchants, doctors, tea- 

chers and others. 

I talked the other day with an 

intelligent young German Jew 

who had been getting letters 

from home about the situation 

in Oerinnny, He was not at nil 

worried. His people bad written 

him that they were not being 

iifinoycid and that (he whale an- 

ll-JcwiBh agitation was directed 

ut u C'ominunlst element, main- 

ly composed of Jews, 

Another German, a non-Jew, 

Buld to me: "Hole in Amoricn, 

the Jews work like other peo- 

pie. In Germany a lot of them 

don't do anything but try to 

make trouble for the Govern- 

ment." 

But, of course, the German 

government has handled the 

Kiiuntlon stupidly, OH it always 

bandies any situutlon. More than 

a hundred years ago the great 

l'Vauuh historian, Gulzot, wrote: 

"There is something iu the Ger- 

man temperament which makes 

them utterly unable to tinder- 

Htnnd tlii> pnlni of view of oth- 

er peoples," 

• * • 

)IA(III.M:S , , , eon't think 

When these hard times are 

over — and that won't be long 

now — we shall not go back- 

ward hut forward. And one 

thing we may look for Is more 

and more perfection of machines 

to do our work for us. 

When I was h. boy I used to 

admire the musculftrj develop- 

ment of the men' who worked 

in my uncle's machine shop. Not 

long iigo 1 visited the same 

plant, now tremendously chang- 

ed, und found one of those old 

timers still working. 

He was sitting In a rocking 

chair watching aii automatic 

machine do almost exactly the 

same sort of work lie used to 

do by iHind, only many times 

as rapidly and accurately. Ev- 

ery once in a while ae would 

mite a finished piece off ilir 

machine and put a new block 

of inetul in Its place. 

"They say the machines will 

throw everybody out of woric," 

he said, "hut I notice it still 

takes u human brain to tell tile 

machine when to stop and 

start," That is something peo- 

ple overlook. Nobody haR yet 

made a mnclilne that can think, 

and nobody ever will, 

a • • 

1 Kl,i:i-IIOM: . . another step 

Everybody who haK n tele- 

phone must have wished ror 

some hOit of nn attachment 

which would answer automati- 

cally when (lie subscriber is 

away. 

Word coains from Vienna 

that just such a device has been 

invented and is In use there. 

When one is going out of 

telephone reach he seis the im- 

plement to the hour when lie 

expels to be back. Then, if a 

call conies through In his nb- 

, sence the caller hears n gong 

•ring io indicate the hour whan 

the person called will return. 

When ho returns lie finds a re- 

cord of all culls. 

It will be easy to develop 

that Idea Inio a phonograph re- 

cord which would say, "Mr, 

Smith has rone to Flmidti. hut 

will bo bin-1; nn the fifteenth.' 

or whatever other nicpsiipc It Is 

desired tn convey 

Something nf tlint sot I will 

coino sonic dny 

* * • 

TYI'DWIllTMIt . . lias birthday 

I have u vivid memory of th* 

dav when my mother received 

a letter from her younger bro- 

ther In Uuffnlo. with the words 

printed instead of written with 

a pen. He said: "This letter Ii 

written on a new kind of ma- 

chine we have got- in Ihe office, 

called u typewriter." 

That wiifl iilmopt pl*!y years 

«KO, about 187G. I should sny, 

The typewriter was. only three 

or four vears old then, for the 

sixtieth nnniverERry of its In 

ventlon byi Christopher SlioleR 

has Just been celebrated. 

There wns quite n celebration 

organized by the Young Wo- 

men's Christian Association. The 

tvpewilter, tboj held, had em- 

anclrnlcd women by making Ir 

possible for th«m to woric In 

offices. 1 don't think that Is 

RonniJ reasoning. Hardly any- 

body but. mon used typewriter* 

for at least twcntT years after 

tho machine was Invented. 

i"ho rush of wrani Into huni- 

neSB began tp the early 1890'e, 

after ib> telephone pwole had 

hroiten down th» barrlerB thai; 

kept women ont of offlceB. 

TheModerhMii 

:

conbtry 

and upttW- 

" - Into-one 

jbt (BH- 

mudltor- 

or ON. 

x Ftett Week 

Wwrg 

ajlqd-reailor, 

banaUUM 

h 

awglBd. 

1 cwuJot kbep 

thttuts bs for- 

pfi gfflUiuj even of 

•e»n give him & 

mimiory. 

,|ffowlnr contlnu- 

inenTOh for inar- 

i- tenycloosly to the 

-Mid as leader of 

almost makes an 

moatlu for treatment for bla Iff; 

wHIch" iii Injured when be ww 

struck by an automobllt. 

Bopby and M*ry Gordon, 1}. 

daochter of Mr. and Mr* Onmr 

C. Gordon, of Atlantic av., n$»r 

1st St., were riding A tiled towed 

by Mr, Gordon's car. As they 

went down Atlantic av. the sled 

swerved Into the path of a cat 

driven by Dr. Aldrlch' C Crowe. 

The girl suffered only minor 

bruise*, but Bobby's right teg was 

fractured, and ttas (lean was cut 

to the bone. Ho lost considerable 

blood. -> 

After long and tedious treatment 

at the hospital, it was announced 

that Bobby would be ablo to walk 

without a limp He was In bed 

for about three months, and In a 

wheel chair for tho remainder ol 

the time 

B. Frank Smith to go 

T Repeal Convention 

„ as nndlscouniged as| Ocean City will have a delegate 

-object of his undying j tn the nlnto convention to f'ptcr 

'- one Jenny Thatcher, I mine whether New Jeney AX 111 fa 

Miss Madeline SDIII. vor repeal of the 18th amendment 

JTe Is a dry and will vote dn. 

If elected In other words he will 

oppose ropeal. 

The delceato 13 B Frank Smith 

With him on the ticket opposed 

to repeal are Frank B Mccray 

Miss Madeline Spitz, 

to got'The part of 

" is taken by Wil- 

there will be Regl- 

ttsableEnglish- thronghout the 

" • »-——~-w Mi.vuûuwi, iMir iu loncai are rrunir u Mecray 

.Though he falls out of Court House; and Rev Orvin H 

•*• aad off tho hacks or Fisher. Wildwood 

•"' be never Is ablo 

one part of" his 

^ will not sustain 

. _ head. Tbls rich com- 

portrayed by CJlantfe 

the punch of 

^ If all is the romance 

1( Jack Webster hying 

his depleted fortunes 

rt»b Between himself aSrJ 

* gfrl — the wronr f W 

"~ more complicated by 

"oped shotgun, the 

III unerringly ae- 

F Sally" not enly Is the 

play but the name of 

person 

us person so duh 

It's a name well glv 

Jiti. 

Springtime 

~ High School 

—>I students returned 

..r,Easter vacations Tues- 

It the feeling of Sprtnef- 

'Jwlr blood and thi will 

;^*lmOBt excluded, until 

(MWme more strict. 

It nevier'falllng rule, ao- 

"•>. W. Reichly, prtnet- 

several days before, 

. the same time after a 

ration, the students lose 

•"of working. In ona ta- 

-~r are looking forward 

_.J off, and In the other 

' ^recuperating" from the 

L -*-iys of [freedom. 

are on the last lap 

I tope appears In June, 

The delegates who will be 

pledged to vote for repeal are 

Andrew J. Csflero. elerk of the 

toedioWerg; Samuel A. Laming, 

Caps May; John K. garroll, Deo. 

nlsTille; Clement Les Fbiter. 

Wildwood; Charlts f. Campbell 

Cape May; D, Milea Rigor, Wild 

wood Crest, and O. Frd Cf 

ecker. Sea Isle City, 

igor, Wild 

Fred Cfon 

\ 

Mr. and Mrs. James B, Bevill 

will rand flit week end with Mr, 

and Mrs. Fred Wood, at Nazneth, 

P i f th h K 

and 

Pa,, 

red Wood, at Nazneth, 

from there to the Ko- 

t f A 

Pa,, OTinB from there to the Ko- 

tary district conference at Allen- 

town. Pa, 

Miss Elmlra Sipler, ol Trenton, 

was an Baiter guest of her aunt. 

Miss Emma Sipler, of the Wim- 

bledon, "— —- 

JPIL BUHHEBS 

to bt'fnmaaoA in 

High School AuAoriurj 

"The Importance or Being Ear- 

nest," 19S3 edition or the annual 

senior play by members of the 

high school dramatic society, will 

be offered In the high school au- 

ditorium next Thursday and Frl 

day nights, beginning at 8.15 p. 

m. Written by Oscar Wilde, a pop 

nlar writer of light stage plays, 

the play Is composed or three 

acts of hilarious entertainment 

basml upon the absurdity of many 

conventionalities of merjdav lire 

Ralph JarvK director of tho play 

cbaracteriies it as » •'trhlal 

farce" The scene is laid In Lon- 

don and one of its suburbs 

Fight members of the cast or 

nine will lie making their debui 

before the Ocean City public 

this pla>. All were selected from 

ft group of 30 or more who tried 

out for parts. Thomas McCann. a 

dramatic club \pteran of the past 

three years, is tho only actor in 

the cast who is olreadv known 

Before the play, and between 

Quiet May Oil Burners 

Plumbing , Heating 

ESTIMATES CHmFTOLT CrfUS 

Haas Burkhardt 

Mi AAmiy Inn Pawn 

I SAMPSON & CO. 

" iii.lth Street 

Ocean City 

Roofing - Heating 

FOR LAWN and HARDEN 

Meal Cow Manure 

Seed Clover iced 

Mushroom Soil 

H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 

ÊVERYTHING TO BUILD A BUILDING'* 

PHONES 150*151 I 

BUILDEKS 

)RGE A 

— BUILDER — 

.AHD ASBtBT ATE. 

PHOJTE %m 

TROUT 

- BUILDER - 

1063 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1200 

A SFECUIVTI 

ftHLA. FH0VES 

ISON HffRESS CO. 

OCEAH cm 

Inc. 

fAKDS 

PLUMBING—HEATING 

WILtARD F- STETSER 

Phunbing and 

Heating' 

IS CEHTBAT. AYR 

. Yicfcqbi.o.|)eitiil tii .itti-iiil Lin meitiriK of 

local En item Stu, Mond iy mirlil, 

when ne woflTircr, me to he in 

-tailed Mi M nnin limit Mm 

phy jnd her r.itlm, C1I1 fommi 

'miner Joliri 11 Tiout, will t.ike 

iêr the otatKins of JJII uim^ DITI 

^|JP nl ciiPinonii ,, for which a 

' V'I' 1 "' 1 , 1 " " '"'I" Tuesdn .ind 

VVtdne Hiy nijrhts, u ill lie |fi\i-n hy 

(i.i'-t inition'i Minv M,itnn from 

f/'it of town ,np ,u 0 i\pecteil Out 

1 niiiK head , M, ln,i Ml 

,£o]jlli| 

WainMijfht, mil KIIIM- ICKI^NI 

linn for thp ,ih|p ,rw,, tin \ hue 

Hiidered dining Ihe na^t \i ,1 

Co. Beach Aid Plea 

Now in U. S. Senate 

Prtsirtent 1 iiiiiklin D H(njse\ell 

»ii .isked tn limit, tint .1 poi 

i»n i tin 11111 iniilov 1111111 11 lit I 

ulnls tie fcpi nt to hm nun H> n 

1)11111' liornon. of lilt V u hi i\ 

oast alii idv drsliOMil b\ 1111 

don in a 1 evolution iinêu'id in 

h{. Senate hy the count\ lui 

loldv rn last rrldaj 

In tlie ii,nlutlon. laid ii< fo 1 

thf bi>d\ bv Suiilin Birhour, thi 

fticlinldi 11 imintid to voik on 

hi hp.ichp, is a im-Mhlp ic^t 11 it v 

"or men irnplmid in i' fin "^t Itton 

mlaniilion mil Imil 1 mum 

llmmtnt lelirf proerani I il 1 

e\lil lined Hi it 11 nit 11 111I1I1 

furni .Ii funils them'-' 1 1 In 

hill the rapiill; inugri ?-, "p il mi 

ase 

West SWe News * 

of Colored Folk 

NOTICE 

Hnnh S3. 1033, and 

[ UDiil April 2B, J3S& nag 

i tho diHwnia^ of „v, E. C Kiticndc, pastor of MftCP- 

.li'nlii M. K. (.'liUn:Ji, iiruuclit^l (lit! EHBtcr 

•erniOli. Ayproprjnto muyit wns suntr by 

tlio *:H. Jumi>H clmii 

Ruv, T. T. Hiiylor, iiiiHtflr of Ttth(?rji(iclt 

Clinch. IIM moved hid fnnijly Lt> Octiin 

City nnd mny bo l.iund (it Itiii now homp 

r i*l Moon> iw. Thv cotrnnunity io wind to 

wt'leoinu them 

* * * 

1'lw Surmnii of tho Hnv»n LHHI Wordrt 

of ChrUt, idvon on Good FridnyF from 1^ 

I.- :t |>. in., \vitn in rcnlity JJLVI II BtrmoiiB 

dwllvoiviJ hy Hfvvn mlntiitcrH of th< < oin 

nmnity, nnrh chootttnic IIH his or IKT 10|>IO 

otm of Ihu HdVfn lust HtutvinvntH iiuiilc by 

Our Lord on thf Croan, Tlic R* ri ic( wnn 

hnpr«n3iviwt, Flor.-ncfi Mit -lu?ll. J. 

< .TitfiH-iii. K. K, Dimtun inn] II. II. Coop- 

er. 

W.lliitln fliiin nniJ

. ito Ji mlttutfr 9 

Not Week 

: L minute sr ^ro 

wittt, tile Weal 1 - finnwn 

m. TWUMM nllMher THVf, 

dttt But 7^10 (* a aeenn* Ue- 

iin* tM» nmt Hmianl Rlfcklty 

(Wallaue, Ktwrttwnain pud- DotBon 

Ixwum foe to* ream* teran in the 

to RAM: MHtvilb 

Oh toad Courts 

-Ltim flwfc pl*m* an 

Japfe oT flam* acnedUJ 

. HW, Okacm City HI*)* 

n^ccsUMT ratadne* 

i Ann Bttblle SoBool 

uMitar tank eutrair 

m». flftlfc conastt 

in ttte Am- 

qs nictlt n 

Jl pool Atlantic 

dMMidipi. tUe fltt*_ 

WItatUr GHlf V'/icatlMudj 

r and) Hleawntvllle. run 

ti first Honors Iir the no 

tttnr 166 jiwrs. ttx« nil 

in, the 100 yanrl frtw 

Iff the -ranuty 1G5 

t, Writ** Wtt»«*. 

rang down tbe cur- 

» ISIS sauion here. 

DMt*oi&, who won: tin* 

nice. w«8 I(IH stellar 

of (he evening. His 

_f it minute, r. seeonds. wan 

(,'ttt tb*' rneord! nf • the 3oinli 

set by Olsf 

Iliwiiillli II y 

BnodAir tiro yftarn ico 

i. VLk- SMUt* BltaK- 

111 tlin novJos or Jnniew varsity 

j«Uax tIMi hom0 otwrtut comnoMm 

of JMk Brilujhumti Will Brown 

lee, Russell Walkionon and Walt 

Boland fliUsHed first in ton muw- 

«r tlmo of L minute 41 2 10 sec 

ojtdfc. rape May ana Vocational 

took second and third maces 

Although no tmnny for th« 

oul la awarded for the a f 

P 3, A A championship win 

of I be flrat three plaim in 

„ m«nt wflrfl pnwontd with 

tfnld silver or bron£ medals 

PtiBce lieutenant's 

Wife is nt Hogpitat 

lira Vdrli Implazo wife nf Po 

lice Lieutenant Wk Implazn u "rli 

noi Iniik wife. 

lloj hilletl l,j Tar, ; 

.rnahna ParRnns, .lr,, 7. ann nt I 

ii (Irassy Sound iiayman, waa Ic 111 - i 

i"i nn ilie North Wildwooil rn.iU, 

Tiiesday tiij?ht, hy :L inr ilrtven i 

l»y Charles ni.UKiilSH, ill' I'ljurt! 

Hfiuiie. The child was to induce \»t 

! Kt ihinkin then uinll«y liiriiliiK tin- lirtsf siindi- nf wirlh lor the nimdvii hrlilffPN. In the bnrkftivoaiHl {tee 

If you rim plik Hum cult) lire: r II. shtwinukfr, llnrohl I'nris, fu-rtnn V. < ursmi, l.wirgo W. Sooj, 

SdHiffer !>IIIMII, Vi. K. ."Inssej, Sr^ l>r. All Cam mi, Knlpb Chester, l»r. I. S. (.riticum and Harvey 

LllliC. 

"Same to You," 

Says Dougherty; 

Slaps at Headley 

"Regrets" to Say There is 

Opposition to Mayor for 

Senate Nomination. 

NEW DEAL' PROMISED 

BUT NpT DELIVERED 

Dougherty Says He, is Re- 

lieved of Embarrassment 

By Break. 

T Democrats have opposition 

grain the party.- A (last minute 

PS* of petition,, lust llniiqilii 

only completed the ticket, but 

iRht a contest fnv tlie head i>f 

ticki t 

I French R. Lovolaiul, Ocean City 

[iwyer, ia opposnl for the sena- 

torial nomination hv Evin-, G 

rlauKhter, ,,f Wildwood, fornlci 

| bank prcsuli nt .mil one term us 

I ttniblymiin in the Democratic vic- 

I WV of vm 

I Benjimin Cohtn, Woodbine 

I* tho assemblyman nomina- 

dml is unoppo'Kd Joseph 

am Churles ôrk, foi frei- 

wo*rt irt also unopposed 

The ".enatonal situation is un- 

W»al. in th-il Slaughter's club n* 

«ildwood fir^t piopobcd Mr Lovr- 

^ I»IH1 for senator Since that time, 

Mr Slaughter a8pircrt to tin- sen 

"torship Jn,i |jei,uaileil his ilub 

only la,t week to cndoise him for 

, jeimtoi ami Imelund foi i^riii 

DISman rhe renraimler of OI 

county Drmociatic lemfcrq nn 

P'Mlfeil to Mr 1 in eland, how.i\ei 

M. W. Adams Resigns. 

Prom Sinking Fund 

Mink w Adiins tenderoil his 

gnation as a membei or the 

>»n ( ,tj „„![[„,; funil rrmmi,- 

won to tin i lu cninmlflRlonpi , on 

wcdnesdaj ihn resignation -vaa 

««l>Uil -\n Adajns, who was re- 

•PIKilnteil to ttia rommlSH o-> ab- 

* a month aKo, gave no rciôn 

Wr )i|g resignation 

To Itandp Here Permanently 

p Wr and Mrs R P Holmes, of 

"UiKfonl, will reiide at 918 Wev 

W v > nfter Ma i 1 and wi " ma ie 

ir permanent "honie 

WI10 bull! tin Oic 111 ( in 

SOllllls Polnl l)lltl^( 

1 1I11I u , s< natoi 1 h 11 It 

( J,C Hi (.lllil Id III I01 till III 

pnlilK 111 iiiiriiiii il ion lui tin 

101 

MM hi foil 1 ilnl moil 

Headley Would 

Drop School Tax 

Proposes Diversions of Gas 

nd Motor Vehiple Takes 

i. hi ii *'h 1 1T^ i 

to dneit a noition o r 1 he j r 1 ohm 

nil inotoi Mlllili t 111 -- to tin u,i- 

1 minlii h ml in tin iti mil 

lllllllllllH^ illoi'llloi till Mtf 

school t i\ immintii t, lo il no L 

^l t . 000,000 

lie point I ) p 1 ii nt < hi> 1 1 n 1 

•lllions 1 the 111 ill fin til rh 1 »•'< 

ÎOIC of si huil Inn lien null 

l( II I 1.1 1 I ) 

.Miyoi- Harry Headley, candidate 

toi' t lie Jliciiri Moniiiiiilinn 

mr stMiatoi 

Aiul. Ki> it fîos^ The two Oc- 

eiin (iiv riiiMlldiii^Ft Tor tin* $r»00 

ii .vt;nr job til (lie loKlsl»Hiro arc 

"in;; i*> Imttlc I'dr ''owiiershii)' 

nl i ho hridj;eH. 

huti sorv 

Scn;itor JtiJild, who 

m\ in the sentiic for Mix yearn, 

UJMI who ;i]ipiic(l prt'ssuii. 1 to tho 

.stun* lii^hwny t»mniiBtiIiiii tu 

have the now briil.^cs l>nilt, 

claims i he oreilll lor theni. 

Without his piulîivorH ihi^y 

wonlil in11 have hoc 11 rcbuili, In* 

'Wini buiU ilift bridR^s in tho 

llrst |iliu:i";','" liy uHkS. "A j; TO tip 

til" ni*>n tncludlji^ Evert on Wumen'i* 

luli, Fin yi*m-H 

«k to Tho Svntinrt 

Caroline L. II. Lra.'c(i 

A prominent tnbmbe 

Itefiutnr Kcpulili i 

hti 

krfn tntf>rt>Hl in import iri>l 

i ovt rAmpjkljrnrt tthe had wr 

-cwd ami uitty oliflvrvution 

uiid rnii(ltilnm1 !tl} OR WO1O nlllfl Uilt 

4-I LU * tlhet hiid Lq i< 

L 1 01 a )and»n (.hem 

l\ tin hudK*J mull] not 

uilom tl Ron U01 R^rid 

iMioned to tu 111 oflif f 

11 tin lite fli s foiled to ro 

hmlil tin in 

To snppon his claims. Mayor 

He:ullov nmled around tho. at- 

tip this-i week .ind uncovered an 

nlil photo^raTth showing the 

t.urnlim ol' the riml sod in roii- 

noction with tho first, bridges. 

And wliu is lmndllng the shov 

ol".' Mnvnr ile.idlev! 

Friends nf both cfliididates 

will have to admit that in î»'R 

Abandoned Baby Is Found 

On Porch Of Resort Home 

Parents of National Beauty Contestant Turn Child Over 

'to County; Police Seek Two Women Suspects. 

To the Rd&lilentft and Voters of 

( pe Ma^ Tountv an I T itp u* r 

of Uc#an City 

Eiuhtten yeiira tiô the voters of 

Ocean Citv made a rather ROCHI 

job of their selection for dlv c:om- 

i:iis.siont!i'a. T recall now, with a 

threat dffjil of amiisemont pertain 

littlo political stories that were 

sufficient to influence four votos 

in my ovVn ho-mt at tliat thno. 

I look about me now- noifnff the 

r.iuny maernificont improvoinonts 

•hat hiivc tat en place since then; 

splendid new boardwalk, a colo- 

•j] . L ;|)!\ri aiToss our bf.-;iutiful 

Tax BiHs Mailed; 

Decrease is Show n 

1 

1 o t \c ept whfie new niipiovt 

ncnts *i*ive boi n mad 1 tin uinmnt 

ot the bill is Jiiîlk 1 th in ln.it 

\t ar 

iRons v,hn paid their I I'vflf* 

in ad\m«p, In oidti (» >*euiio a 

liscouht have had o^ rrp i\ ments 

t nirji' d to them on ipplnuiion 

iit Iho tux office NfiiiIv (L11 Io 

funds have been made c\t t pt In 

one 01 two instances it I ni»>it 

lv.iii- 

li Hnllroml it JJ 

ibli êek 

The round trip fnif will be 

$1 J r i to North Phllailtlplii 1 tho 

KHIi HI s-tation .mil Diond *n MC- 

nnd Ihe Market 

p m 

City toporVow"$6000. 

For Litigation Costs 

A resolution authorizing issuance 

of $GO0O worth of temporary - 

eifcincy notes to defra\ tho -"\ 

Denses of litigation in winch tho 

citj is involve 1, was introduced 

L\ Mavor Headlov on Wedncsdiv 

nnd ndoDted by him iind Commi 

mnner Trout 

The resolution points out thai 

tl e expcnsii of court proceedings 

were not mfcludod 4n the appro- 

priations, arid that an emergency 

ciistB Oases include those pro 

te«tui(r the parkway nnrl jett> ni- 

FCBSments, and the êwcij extin 

BlOfl 

WiUlam M. Smith ann fanillv. 

05 

ha. 

ntr t>f 004 Jith r tt ul L\ 

lioi t1> hcfoio imon 

A 1 LI ,±< holo u i i b ii !• (1 in tii* 

floor iu jt iho e t)u tu n M < md 

the fl un< K pie if) tliuni^li \\m 

wallq to tin -»it ond uid ni 

flooi 4 L) ipoi it believes it will do thiit 

ôbody belleveb that the churcli 

will be forced out. But the R?i 

Mr Lawrence Is prcpaied"fory IL 

"We will meet if necessary in 

convention hall of tbe Boardwalk. 

or 111 Red Men's hall," he said 

ytiitcrilay "Wo are not oluttlng, 

nor i)o «e Intend to be blutted 

We know what we tan do and 

{Continued on pare 6) 

Manne Awarded 

Music Contract 

chestra on Pier. 

The contract to. supply music on 

the municipal pier during the •sum- 

i iei season was awarded to J 

tied Manne Wednesday, on rec- 

ommendation of Ma Jar Harrj 

Vradlrv 

Mr Manne, i»hn formeily was 

mifLtoi of the Ocean Cit> Muni 

upal ban I, will furnish a nine 

DICCC orchestra for 10 weeks at 

S>285 a wi_ek, or SB810 for the sea 

sor This IM well within the mu- 

.ippiopiiction, which was 

Police .1 

BtUOMM 

Acting 

retort 

clear vpj 

and thBr*,»r« . 

tuat Bhouia Hii 

imum time al) 

ln( on 

and 19th 

and Uwlr 

their 

»treete Tbe* t 

road matlon « 

to all day 

wlU be 

grounds 

for'a pa 

"Rule 2 —«.,_. 

ride bicylcie* at 

light. This rufe *ti 

dreh'n prottctton. 

to^the drlrer ol 

warn him of th« 

bloyde, JIS , 

ible -until too 

ia the best mattp. 

"Kule 3 ~« 

HUB requested 

cUaalM, Ullv 

bonKOne tnrekir, 

9 H. m. to 

traffic. whlc 

irtheyw.it 

flce. 

•Hule S been sold tn 

Charles It. Naylor, iif Philadol 

ihifL, through Marion IT. and Har- 

•Id W. linger, realtors, it was an 

pounced this week. The price wns 

said to lie "f«ir" considering nros- 

pnt conditinns 

The lTOperty was owned by the 

Ocean City BuililitiK and Loan Ax- 

M«n With H 

enU to be S-3ie&'H< 

Milk Strike 

Affect Ocean City 

What effect the "milk strike," re- 

ported to be threatened by 1500 

South Jersey «iairymen will have on 

Ocean City has not been .determ- 

ined. Local milk distributors said 

ytsterday they had received no in- 

structions or warnlnKs from their 

superiors. 

The strike is scheduled to begin 

May IB unless milk prices advance 

ty that time. Dairymen have been 

receiving 1=)4 cents per quart for 

n ilk, while it costs from 2',4 to 3M 

cents to produce it- they say. 

Single men, known'u 

ency relief officials- «ndS 

dependants, are fellffibte V 

national raforegtattori 

whirh Ocean City will! 

,' 28 men. it was 

week bv Harold HsR 

relief in Ocean Cltv; 

Onlv those who liave 

ccivine help during the j 

ter will be selected. ,lt i 

n.ore than 28 applic(mts.»J 

will be made on 'a. t 

having the most pend 

Mr. Hager said it/v6 

essary to apply at cno* 

| flee in city hall, as the na 

he in within a fpw days. 

He ftlio said that ^ 

should be prepared to ROJ 

House at a moment's $ 

examination and othe* 1 

fitness, and that they 

ready to git wherever tt! 

rect from Court House. 

How Fogarty Lost Chance 

A^d Pants At Notre Dame 

fim Crowley, Member of, Rockne's Famous 'Four Horse- 

men,' Scores Oratorical Touchdown with Kiwamans. 

Schools Have 

Coal for Time 

Ocean Citv schools likv 

cool "for the present."/,! 

Stannard, president of thj 

education, said yesterday,. 

ortheleBS he is prmyinfc.; 

»na Wftrmer" day«. e- 

Wlth the hoard of (Xhl 

in»r funds, and a larjt* 1 

ready contracted, it " 

obtain an extension 4 

Too Late to < 

Bj JOm (. SMITH 

"Fim" rrowlej the Fordham 

Unl\erilty football coach, showed 

that be was Just ns much at home 

at the spciker'h table as oji the 

gridiron when he addressed the 

WittanlH Club êrtneRdaj noon, at 

'he Bolf club 

The member of that mojt ram- 

oil's of all colltKe football bacfc 

fields, tlio l\iur Horsemen of 

Notre Dnme scored an oratorical 

touchdown with his keen wit and 

facility )n relnting experiences 

and anecdotes of the Notre Dante 

cnmei 

The , speaker was accompanied 

bv Johnny Brogan, fornrer 

constn gridiron star, and wi 

traduced by Ed Kifte whs 

ceded Crowley to Notre 

for long years 4o get Into a game, 

without success. 

In the final game of the season, 

Fogarty., figured ho would have an 

opportunity to play. If only • for 

a few moments. The Notre Dame 

quarterback was knocked 

Kniito Rockno rushed 

out, 

. , lh« 

field Rockne beckoned to Ftogtr- 

ty At last IIIA big moment bad 

arrived Pogarty threw a kiiut to 

ibis girl ~ in the stand and njihed 

upnn the TItld. 

The players were Ktithered 

mit tho fallen hero. When 

Rdckne 

pMteda yi 

FOE 

M» tu onu;v,~ 

NOTICE—Mr. 

that IH -1 

ttnulns 

Inn 

frUHls 

B6UL U 

ty 

dut, 

Slo&arty' 

related 

ty, tho m

APICES 

iBbner 

»ERTS' HOTEL 

RESTAURANT 

int 

12 a. m. to 

m. 

TItAINOR'S and 

YUENGLING'S BEER 

Road Somers Point 

WAINWRIGHT'S 

SERVICE 


1853 Cali-Delivory 

; - Pressing - Repairing - Dyeing 

Knit Suits Cleaned and Blocked 

th and Save Money Scnp Accepted 

City Furniture and Storage Co. 

t *vWE8T AVENl'E Giie Ui » BJng^-Phone 370 

live What You Want, for Home, Hotel, Office 

and Store, at Lowest Prices Ever 

||ril«dd|>hia Offlra, 713 Spring Garden Street 

U DU8JI0TB. jrnprteur PnONE MAEKCT Mil 

• V 

Cat Prom |5 

» 

ONE outstanding featim 

CTRIC REFRIGERATION 

to Last 

a Lifetime 

jtenetorchedGenetil 

S«ii«Iin*r« cnt open 

' "*" tfe'ct»ni»m often 

s foil jean. Tbt 

Sports Program 

Fur Boys' Week 

j'i 1 * 

i fifttar JERSEY. 

.THU PESKY ft-Y B 

tttitmnfri 

nor »w writer U«lr j 

Everlasting Punishment" 

rfal Hort 

_ i in fMw ram *SS * J, JS, or the Boys 

] i y to Rule Gty For AnChristian 

Science Subject 

tkmal Tonm*. 

intslllu Mae* Imp] basi H N 

TJXt, 

Hour Next 

Obtained that r< 

ill Qlrarchct lif Chwu 

UH tqian were roqu Tof alh- 

nol *1" l tf 

•ni 

to the law to lake out m large nn Jeiie e»eni- 'or i*nnl IMMS. 1I«S tlic 

£ lanir ] ui 

dunsps lor U» btaat ot ftnataaoe, -which .M been worked out for next Monday, 

the w-t 

about $75 each, and Cul < ^ ednesday md Thii'uJri. Urn 

.. . - flp- . 

Hi the load should he tak. i 

ected tomortuw afternoon •ba * from them a little on the city Te 

"Tiir way of Tlir wiflrf! i> 

aeifas of elimination gwoec Till The tail JrtTera requested ihe i •- 

litm mite The liird: hnt rr 

bff played Jwhloi Ike tennis 

*a 

r mi'rt-.v 

h in'Oi * 

. Wat over a week bovs npre- 10, lit orduumc«k will come 

urt-*'(J: und by 

the Iî** 

ftetin* alf four acbool* in the city np for -third readiBc and final 

•Iciinr rtom e 

have be&D 'engaged In pdy-olls passage. It will take effect Imme 

under the guidance of Ed Rodger* datelj. Tills ordinance meifly 

and bill Gibb, of the Amertcsn an old one EctHng the fi fif S; Ai^ 

rilv. 

Aid Soeiptv U Tilflnninr 

and haseball eapi. 

To 8*rTe 

On Thursday there will be a 

dual track and field meet between 

Ocean city and Middle 

Township (Court House) Hllh 

Scbooli. ^ 

All of these apori* will be at 

the municipal ball park. 

On Slonday and Wednesday Ihe 

committee will .give peanuts to 

all children attending. 

The athletic committee is composed 

of Bay Fits, chairman; 

Fred H. Woodruff, Jr.. Morgan 

Hand, Jr., and Ed Kane. 

Boj-s to Knlf rltj, 

Boji 1 ef nest «*st-k, in thf- hri^rmoni A 

l \ £hfiTE?ti. 

t Hrvf flisl. }\ BM Pridii> n* 

iili=irips= iiiid tîii: 

l.c fnrmylfifrfl fn: 

Announcements. 

rt ir 

in:), Si Mid Wi-slm A', 

Week will start Monday HCil-Y TRINITY rHIErH 

with the ielection of candidates 

iF.|.i.i-rnuli 

from the various grade spbeoU 

Kfi Ci V rin-,ii..iT, 

jf 

for city offices. ' Boys win rule S.fiCi -i 

the city from 11 a. m, to noon at S;5(| 3, 

city hall Saturday of nest week, 10.45 ii 

A boy parade will usher in the 

boy rule Saturday at S-30 a. m., 

startlnt at Stb st. and Atlantic LADIES- AID Tfi PUAV 

av,, moving along Ith st. to Wes, _ , , t?1 * 

ley av.. on Wesley to 7th st., l.iu. ,i,u^."i); 

thence to Asbury av,, nnd thence]efon-lt (iTif I 

to city hall. per i« i.p unfj 

:*rekan!B are asked to (leeof. KSJtion'iht f,"i^ 

ate their store fronts that day. ')*•• n,».ii-. AI...-. 

Boys will have charge of (lie j"* d > hc b your „.. hiu»e kX>»> p«pM«*to nmnriiUtt keep htta Wm ham out? Fix up tboie •creens whjc 

need of repwr*. Prep«e now. Our rtockt are complete and the price. 

••trnnp rt«th 

91 c Tack Hammer 

Sfl 

i« •* Screen'Dwr^L 

Screen, PpnjfrS . 

Screen popr Pijjlp 

!4 48.•» 

Galvanized Bxtenslpn „. 

Copper Tack* 

package 5c 12 inches x 33 inches 

Cut Tads 

5 24 inches i 37 iiicnea 

GENERAL ELECTRIC^ 

SHE 

MAZDA IJiMPS 

You will need some of these— 

in Viatrir* In lavrina •mrLBro. Vu- 81x90 Sheet * , 

tinwh feint in pn|«lmtlon for wntal. 42x36 pillow cose , 

a HRZAM lamp in FTTIJ niptj wx-ket. A Good Grade Pillow Case— 

MAZDA LAMPS 

42x36 

45x36 

10, 15. 25, 40, 60, 75 watts 

7 JUG RUGS 

18x36 inches 

20 

24x48 inches > 

36x72 inches 

OVAL BftApED RUGS— 

21x32 inches. 

in Muds L»«ps whti porcluseJ CHENILLE RIIGS — 

i 

Washable, 18x36 inches 

1M wait — 25c each 

We also carry GE Lamps selling at 10c UTILITY MATS 

U • W* nAm wM 

These mats of linoleum have many j 

A Ikautiful Line of Shades— 

tractive patterns to select from— "* 

Ilk. We, 25c, 49c and 59c each 

15Vix2? inche& each ; 

24x36 inches 

24x54 inches each ', 

H•» for ;«• mm nhn like tu 

Mu|Ar% i* n«fj to lake c«w of jonr 

GRASS RUGS 

netii, io rttkini: tarklr. Co»» in and lank 

river thit lew *s|iliy. it wflj 1» » mrUtiap 

27\51 inches 

to jiin. Vai will fim) efnrfUaf Iron Hooks 36x72 inches 

1., thf iaf iN Bert 

48x84 inches 

IQ? STORES 

G.CAURPHY CQ3 

WITH SELI IDISE 

Card TaUe Cuuu $10M held for a police court hearing wan net at 55000. The 

Monday. 

*'"•*- 

Fire in Skinner's Home 

discovered while the 

family wns at breakfast.. 

Rotar>- club meeting next Frl- MISSIOSABY HdcitTv 

'Gfs-dsaA tram tmse 1) 

day night. 

IEO [tibiel* in Ihe room. When IlEPABTMEXT C'ALI.Ell 

OF THF VrTHfifil=T 

Dr. J, Tbornlej- Hughe:! is 

\he ilimes sere BoiEewha; sub- TO STB.4THMEBF, PIHH, Mia. I. D. Smith, ofiho t 

era! chairman in chtrê of E netT of tic M«hid:.i r*jrri- durt, firemen found the top of The Ocean City lira departmen| Cottage, cntcrlalneil MIM AN 

I'll' horns ff Mi. F :•-* 

Wetk. 

'a card table iying on top of thewas 

called out ill t.. m, yeiter- Bipler, of Trenton; | 

fccatms rfgisicr leadiaf from Ihe 

,*i 

day morning to assist ihe Sea Isle Sillier and William Slpler, 

I r':r*le*s furnace on the croiind department In esilngulshlng a the Eiigtor holidays. 

Mrs, Wili-a 

' floor. 1*. covered Ii almoM per. blaze at th« Caroihers Cottage, on 

Philadfl|ihian Buys 

fectly. 

Commonwealth av,, near the post 

1' Hc-ai IcBitrd WMtdaiOrk, 

av 

office, at 8trathmere, 

TO MFl!t 

i Ii- if (jdieved itoal Ibi heat, 

Toe C»rey 

Thr 

1 

AuilP, 

11..- Vir." J'f 

repurts 

'tnniined io ihe register, cicrlicai- Tfc (ki!lpje:1 a 15 roo'iii hotel, LAWNMO} 

the h sale l o( ( a fine property and 

Mr.. GWru.'&',>-.( 

' c-d it S6 !hat wfenworli nfiTby was badly damaced ahput tho 

.r. -••• -, Mi.,t 

four rentals. The projiMty snld S ii. m. Ail 

Menntii. The healer ;« mi cl- at roof and 'ipper stories. Damage SHARPI 

was the eottaie at 1410 Wesley j 

' 'ui ii wall. 

ay. for Mrs, Jamfg P. Fo»ariy,; 

! Maylin JltibiQjti. of 5I!i Wes- 

T, JAMKS A, M. r iHiRrH 

of Chestnut Hill.. Harry E, G»r- (The cw-h .*" 

hard waa the purehasBr. The new, 7 s 

ji '- j»>! » 

the furnace, iala tvenlhinj waa See the New - - 

owner win occupy it as hip s,. | 

in flrner in ihe ba&emtat when 

BAYSIDE SI'ECIAIT 

mer home. Mr, aerhard and hip | Snndaj-, n «. n- 

he lefi m i i. .-.. yesttrday. 

MACHINE 

family hav« been coming to Oe- 

.The Skiaaws have livW 'n Or. 

mm City for leveral seainns. 

eati City mreTk] yean. Thty nake 

308 HAY AYK. PB0P;] 

The rent«ls were, 

j.so 

ihtir winter home in Florida. Mr- Chevrolet 

ffo H, E. Chalmers, UM rtn. 

Skinner formerly was m th« in« 

tri! av., for Albert Boland. 

iuranre busitiss in Philadeliihia. 

Christian Science 

* 1627 Central av., for Mr?. Gro- 

Durinj tho nr» Edwarc Cilia, Now On Display 

50» EIGHTH StREEt 

Dranch of The Mother 

shon, to Dudler R. Foster, of s,«i p, m,—Strmi,i, >. 

ban, 23, c,f ISO Centfai av., a driv. 

tint Church of Chtbt, 

Pniladelphla " 

in, er for ih« Abbott Milli co.. was 

in Boitnn, UJH 

2101 Central av. tor Alter, Bn- 

arreit^d by r«nwin Ed g;amnn Sales - Service 

land, of Philadelphia, to L, w, 

for driving an autdmobilf over 

Roberts, of Philadelphia, iir, nnl>. 

one of iht firs horns. He was 

ertu is manoxcr of tlio P., .G. Dunn MAriin 

Co. of that city, 

Til rl 

600 14th st.. for Jlrs. Apm 

SPECIAL OFFER 

Pirrotl nf Phlladeipln- tr ^ in :i)Ti 

eer R Gâ^p^ of Cerminrmwi . m.-F. 

iiilny. P ].. 

fitlint r!««w. b ef 

J, LABAN HEADLEV 

dealer In 

READmGGOAL 

HMJ eoal on tile market. Full 

a» iBs. Is tan guarantnd. 

Phone 38 

Y«M * OfflUi 10TH * Will 

Gaines and Johnson 1 

Straks Clinps and 

Sea Food 

MS WMt Are,, Oecktl rlty, X, J.i 

ECONOMY 

Shoe Repair Shop 

80! Eignth Street 

Our W«t u of 

Quality 

Our Price is the Lowest 

Guaranteed Sn 

COURSE WE WANT NEW 

BUSUJES^-BLT 

if 7pm h**t «. qnaatity of i 

kud, lfcef pw iw imprinted 

Grattt* FMmOj Bt—n" 

Husband Gives Blood 

To Petersburg Wife 

Mrs, Janir-s Cl'mii, of Peiersi.urir. 

underwent t, L]&f«i trans, 

fifion, Wisineriay •m.Tr.ine- at the 

Aikntic Shorp, Hf>»n;ta'. The 

lilntKl was SIIDPIIITI fi' Irer li'JBljand, 

Dr. John E, Tuwn.-en ] an I John 

J, Priel, tethniiian, performed ihe 

' f l 

Now IN th*- TiiiiP l«i Liny ' 

0e*an fHj I 

SALE 

Fine Property Near 

Bewb 

5 Bed Rooms 

Furni»l»«l Nicely 

Gar«ge - Paved Stopet 

SACRIRCE PRICE 

BERTRAND T & T. J. 

CAREY 

INSURANCE 

15|h and Boardwdk 

PfeoMi 178 

, CMC, fcfitlf Hi JCHf 

Dr. Hury H. Lake 

Optometrist 

822 Anbury Ave. Phone 491 

LAW OFFICES 

Augustus S. Goeto 

*M TH!» IJldg, Ocein Ciir 

Ckrence Ferguson 

COAL 

lltt tnd Hatea Pioae 

Palmer 

Chevrolet Co, 

ASIH KY AVENUE 

Ot'EAK CITY 

Apartments Cleaned and 

mad* ready for rental 

inspection. Moderate 

charge. 

JAMES D, YpUNG 

Property Managers 

3BD Bid WESLEY 

1'hone 910-B 

DR, BLITZSTEIN, 

SWBET A|B DENTIST 

WETH EXXIUCTED 

MM, 

Sundir Mornlnr Sirrlcu, 11 

BOMIh 81. 

Subject of Liuon-Scmo 

APRIL SO — 

"PUNISHMENT F.VEK 

8ani)v School >t III* •- 

TcitlnonU) IfHtlm Fjtk W 

•18p 

Rcadin[ moia open HosJU 

netdiiTV Knd Fridara ritttft 

holldars, fnun J Io 4 •. 

Th» PiibUt Ii 

JOHNJ.HOPPfo 

Counsellor-at-L«« 

410 Tltli' anil Trust BH|. . 

68 

Ton (in '"ii HIP 

Jewelry .1 ••»« 

FRIEDEbERGS 

•The LMdliift J'«|' n " 

• Atlantic Cllr' 

CASH or CREDfTl 

1682 ATLAMIC AYBffJ 

AXIASTU' CITf 

Electric 

640 Asbury 

Electric Sales 

J. tABAN HEADLEY 

BEST REAPING COAL 

to 

Buckwheat 

$13.50 b 

13.5 

i 0 

PRODUCE 

A large selection of fine 

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 

at. uniwuul low prices in your 

ncprby ffiCO Store. 

CBlifoiiiia Telephone 

Peas ft" 

3tbs 

Large Orapefruk each Be 

Slicing Tomatoai ft laiê 

Tonder Carrots bunch §e 

Green Crisp 

Spinach » 4 Hc 

Crisp Celery Hearts bunch 7e 

K" Potutoei n, 4e 

Fancy Golden 

Bananas ' 17c 

Cnnkim • ApplBi 

New TQXBB 

Onions 

vSnJn Oranges 

Fancy U. S. No. 1 Maine 

Potatoesl5-19 c * 

Sold by wfiidit nnlr—limurlnii full mcaaurc. 

Picknick Dill or Sour 

Pickles 

quarl 

Bl. 

null* 

•'"!' f" r ' F ' e= ¥oll. citn pft'fmro iiflw fiif future iisc 'wttfa 

ig Special Coffee Sale 

gSCO Coffee 

Victor Coffee 

Acme .Coffee 

3 lbs. 14c 

doz 27c« 

100-ft 

bail 

$1.19 

18c 

15c 

.The demand has been peat but we can still supply 

you at this remarkable price. 

i iSc lie OSGt fiSOt Small or br Large Green 

Lima Beans 2 • 25 c 

Loaf Cakes 4 

Tomato 

uree 

Keen HjffiH nn hand far use In sfliiiis, snuees, 

(iwce California Fresh Prunes WR can ijc 

awaiian Pihaapple (broktn ilices) big can iSc 

linwood Assorted Jellies 3 la'ge tumblers 19c 

iapefruit or Sliced P'eauhes 4 small cans 2Bc 

Quality Brooms 

Soap 

Bread 

Be »uri. ihs whole whoat lirrnj vo 

Bread Supreme 

. ffQiti the sanie fine in you wmili! 

Enjoy Quality Meats at Low Coat 

. All Standing 

s Rib Roasts 

ft 

jCross Cut Koast ft I9c II Rolled. Pot Roast tb 15c 

|lean Itolar Roast ft 22c || Delmonico Roast n> 30c 

fPancy Whole Cutsn « 

Chuck Roasts 

< m from aoJeeifd cariufeiJ, fftney 

• LOIQ < hn 

Blrlng 

HAMS 

,,10 

•Milk-fed"Country VEAL 

16 2Be 

Ih 20c 

m 

Skinned 

|C UP Hatn 

Centers Ih 

Killed Fancy Stewinff g%g% 

Chickwis («")" m 23c 

Wtll fglted. milMcd Bnil tender. 

^ncheon Meat % ft JBc : Lamb's Liver » 18c 

:t's New Liver and Bacon Sausage » 28c 

CaughtlpBuA 

Fresh Croakers ' «> 12We 

and Save the "AMERICAN" W.y 

JVfM pttn. irtMIVt in M 

Cooperation Until 

Bank Reorganizes 

Working Toward Satisfactory 

Plan, He gays; Asks 

Borrowers to Help, 

SENDS OUT LETTER 

The following ielf-explanatory 

loiter was sent out to deposltora 

of the Oeian City National Bank, 

by George a. Oroff, eonBervatdr or 

the insfilutlon, sarly this wtek. 

"Osorge S, Qroff, former vicepresident 

^nd Mihler, was on 

.March 16 appointed eoniervator 

of ihlB bank, and ii negotiating 

with the Pedtral fluihorltliB In nn 

effort to work out a satlifaetory 

lilaii for the reorganlziition ot 

your hank, ' 

"In the meantime the conser?a. 

tor will proteet the tassels of the 

hunk and will keep the bank open 

for ihe receipt of new deposlti, 

which will be jtept sepnrate and; 

distinct from all depOiitt and 

banking tranaactionB prior to tlie 

date o[ hhi uppointment. The new 

ucfoimu and depooku are subjecl 

to wlthdrMwul on demand wltlioui 

restrictions or limltatioM. 

"II !H urged that all borrowers 

from thig hank co-operaw In iho 

payment of their loans In ordor to 

inc-reuse the bank's iluuiil pnBl. 

tion in a point where It can safely 

remime operations. This will, to a 

considerable extent, determine 

how anon a clcfliillu plan of reor- 

Miinizatioh can b» arranKod. 

"The Ocean City National Bank 

hna served this community for the 

past nine yean. The City neeilt 

hanking facilities and Ihe management 

will do »verythlnB wllh'n 

Its power to provide you with a 

iafe banklnf service. Pendlqa efforts 

toward reorianizatiaii if l« 

requested that the horrowoin nnii 

iioposltors ot thq bank i'.nl the 

coiniiiunity at large co-')per.ite 

with their confidence and Hlippori." 

Grand Jury Indicts 

.Man Price Arrested 

Charles Brambtl, of Wildweod, 

who was arregtea In Ocean City 

a few weeks ago because of the 

alertness of (amuel D, Price during 

tlie time he WHS suspended 

from the police depjitmnt, was 

indicted by the grand Jury, lait 

week, on charges of larceny. 

The charges were nuulo in con» 

nectlon with the thuft uf bread 

Ii Wlluwood chaiB storu. -_ 

How Fogarty Lost Chance 

And Pants at Notre Dame 

(CniiHniHKi from iiaffe 1) 

around his limbg while 75,000 

fans rocked with glee. 

"We all liked Fogart 

speuker 

m t 

Wy Po 

'JMUr. M ' M sqrry for tlio rest 

of us. for he prohably ii tliu most 

suceessful graduate of thsit olass," 

Crow ley niitllned the development 

of the grid game fines its 

inception and the part the forward 

pass played in making it the 

spectacular affair it is today. 

Tie over emphasis on football 

has been over emphasized," he 

said. "We don't^ hear much about 

It any more. Football i» a good 

game for a boy to play. It teaches 

him dependability, sportsman, 

ship and the will to win that are 

so necessary to achieve success in 

later life." 

The members gave the speaker 

a great ovation. 

The visitors were welcomed by 

Ewlng T. Corson, 

»t »S _.——. 

v..j«l8rrind violatori will 

arrested immediately, Thes« signs 

are at the beginning of each Incline, 

and will be made conspicuous 

at nllht by red lanternj, 

"Tlie city of Ooean City and the 

police department will he grateful 

to everyone if he will abide by 

thejo rules, as they add to the 

Oity'i effiplency nnd safeness. We 

In the police departmenf wish to 

thank residentu who have coop, 

crated with us In our efforts so 

far, 

"JACK G. JURNEE," 

Mrs, Lolia U, Smith aiid William 

Sipler spent Sunday with 

her son, Harry 11, Smith, of i'leasantville, 

_. __- '__ 

IN CIIANCliB^ OF NEW JERSEY 

Tu BUBROUaMi OUTEN, MBS, BUB. 

ilOUOHJ OUTEN, JOSHUA OUTEN, 

MBS. JOSHUA OUT1N. WILLIAM 

OUTKN, MRS. WILLMM OUTEN, 

JOSEPH OUTEN, M*. JOSEPH 

OUTEN ULLUN DiNNIS and 

JOHN UBNNISi . - • „ , . _ , 

Oy virtue of on onler oflthe Court 01 

Chancery et New Jstsey. nadg en the 

(lur ol iho dntn hereof. In a eauM wherein 

t Koniwih Karchei, TmstM, Ii eotn. 

lililnant, unil Leonard Oiten, and oUn, 

un, defenilnms, you «« fMuliw! to an. 

war and >nHWcr Ihg bill of said complain, 

int oil or before Uu twenty-flrst da» of 

June neii, or Ihe Mid bill will be taken 

DM eonfeMed uuuinii you. 

The uid bill 1« nW to fortdose a eef. 

tain"manniM »lv«« by Emily J, puten 

: fM2000dMidJ«lluii»i-l0 

IMS," anil recorded In }he Cap, May Colin. 

1, Clerk'. Office in Mortsite Book 212, 

mie 510 aiid you, Burrouslia Outon. 

Joshua Ouun, William Oultn. Joneph Out. 

an,^ are made def«nd«il|i telin »u an 

lilt jieiri ot Emily J- Outen she .HM th« 

owner of th. rnorttiijed grniliea i and 

joll, Un. UurniUBh" OfUII, M* mallB II 

detwdint iiaaCK nil an #• wife of 

iurhiiiihi Outen, and you, gn, Jo»hua 

Outen, trt .made » difandalit bmm you 

n«i the wife of .'Mima Oaten, and you. 

MM, William Oulen, an mad. • dWend 

MIr beniBD irau alt tht wlf« of WfiMam 

Out.il, and yot, MM, JoMph OtttM .« 

rondo a dofendant IHMSUHI you M* thk 

wile ol JoMph Ou«B, anil Mth of yoy Biar 

hovs w elalw * B intersrt to wpr Bf Inchoate 

rirtt of dower of oUl«wta Jii the 

Sm&iBrt mtliilMii dnd you, Ulllan 

D.n^«d John Dvmh »n ••*« *'••>*anu 

bemuat yea el«lm m Tntewatto -way 

of nt*ment) lean or otlnrwlM In the 

BdrWairtd' — 

Ml 

, ma. 

: 

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DEPARTMENT MANAGERS IAL a*** 

South Jersey *s Supreme Bargain Ev 

Ii Begins Monday Morning. May 

A Carnival of Bargains not equalled in our memory! Tlie climax 

to months of preparation, Manufacturers, eager to co-operate, 

ma.de concessions to our buyers that were nothing short of sennational. 

And, in keeping with the policy of this event, every dollar 

. Department Managers'Sale 

3 Marvelous Corset Values 

At One Remarkably Low Price! 

The- Event of the Year! 

$5.00 Vogue 

BELTED CORSETLETTE 

$2-89 

Styles No. 3780 and No, 3488 

i 

Two of the most popular Inner-helt garmonti. The Inntr 

'belt is esnedlnlly wide and gives iiertect diaphrugm eon. 

trol, Presh, new Barments secured especially tor this ijnle. 

Every size, 34 to 60. 

££$& 

* Gossard 

FRONT LACE 

Dorothy Bickum 

Lastex Stepins 

l I IS 

$2-89 

Laitex la that new fabric that 

stays idowiu on.. the body and 

does not ride up. Popular 14inch 

length, Lacara on both 

sidgs. Every iize, 24 to 32, 

M. E, BLATT CO.—Itli Floor 

Managers' Sale 

Granite Stockings 

Full Fashioned - AH 4j|pt Quality 

Pure Bllka In chlffonB *Mt medium service 

uol?hlR. ChlffonH aic f tfi. ttlp Ihe top, with 

plaited foot. Medium Ser Ufc'Mve lialc lifmg 

nnd feet. Almost a ifn/erf'^hade'! to chonst 

•ft*p. MWHt:. BUllll>na[~»^no rggnni men. 

i,¥ 

»zen. 

Department Managers' Sale 

800 Brand New 

Fleurette Dresses 

Regularly $2.98 

to $5.98 

u .89 

T,ln

wo yegri of Mi 


ldartd* 

by 

p 

> 

slid Wesles «v, 

h I M 

tin captain was J H. "Bourne, 

pf "Woodstown, who lived for orer 

five yaws in. the Society Islands- 

'&&• Fraky «B« Mipbnslble far Ite 

There Mn 35 tables in 

Stay. All Unjr'ef eart BSines 

sjdayed.'' AttraeMw cowed 

s tithes, iemamg a hoge 

tUup, wire gi*«o 

(irs at each 

M. ITaraW ^^^^« 

H. 

Dr. anrt JGri Edsrani Moon>, of 

Philadelphia, __ were iveek-eiui v: ] jr. 

tor=. i**taeir eoftaire, 1320 1120 Ocean Ocin 1j 

|jj; 

a\. 

r 

Mr Gt "u £ JlaTtr ths!_T 

Wait ^T niai Hoj.lj (.in 

orjentd her cottage at 1520 

Jlr. and Mr« Hcnw HmMarter-1 

up 

of Uerehantville, spent, tie week J to 

..B her 

Mr 

Hsy, of Jen-!ii' 

1 dtST lHa lHa|tlw Philippines and the Hawaiian 

fcnpptr- Mash. He brought itTth him stvinn 

owtumes, types worn by 

. mdin- 

. 4 

on v* to face 

tmwananted 

ft* a* 

fcj *>r 

•ftme BejutbUons 

ddf f t 

ihrnTof 

l anniversarr. All tobl.. UecorauoT- . tl. r•otiaee, 

IMS Central av. 

were yellow Candla,. flower= and Mr "and Mrs. William; Spsi^l. 

a birthday «ke toade the table 

ladelphia- were at their eof 

IMPlendent. Warner/ received 

220s Atbury av., eve- the 

msny fffts. 

tek end. 

HiT native Wander*. Ihise were Pwsent were: Mr. and Sirs. A. 

and Un. John &stt. of KariMMte 

m» Helsa twn Von L, CoMer, of LambertvlUe, Warn- 

Gilder,Bias'Anne Monihan, Miss tr's grandparents; Mr, and Mr*. ( -tml a^ tit t^- 

June Livingstone and others. Both Howard K. Baipn, Howard, jr.. itoUda 

ben" «nd itirls Of Junior high and Patricia Ragan, of Pleasant- ! Mr. 

Khool age wore these dresses aru 

WX Hawaiian melodiis under the 

vjlle, aunt and 

I Jenki: l»i 

apeetively; Mr. and Mrs, C 

leadership of MM In Derrick. ii. Leach, of Hammonton; 

One KOWD, worn Ay Hrs. Bdwart Sarah Sharp and Mr. andMI 

Mr „ 

T-r 

M. Sutton, who dnittd the hnla- Norton L. Leich and the jfu 

r c 

bo,la, waa > piiK winning eoW honor, of Ocean City. 

! ioia 

Wn£i fcr'to dan«r who wore it 

2tt,« emttit jatte SocjMy blanHs j 

Mr!' 

won Hrst s at 

J, S; 

p Miss 

The Gelf Cl«h 

sanx two numbers. 

Love Sofljr" and the national an- The bridRe-ka at the (rolf eli 

!S them of Jlawaii. 

Friday afternoon Has well a 

-ind we **e ttdled Mr. Bonrne showed 100 pictures tended. Mw. Wiifon ¥„• Christi: 

the true from -the of the landscapes, natives and wa- and Mrs. Join B, Ta'wnsend we 

ins in aal about the islands. ,/ liubte s

"•»• 

Board 

ty Flattened In Bout Strongly Praised 

iy* 

Saytvtten- 

m Town. 

l-Co**n Hi* 

HrS-Mon from Far 

In flve years, 

will not be re- 

• P«nn Belay Cur- 

lfL Fhlladel- 

,„ 'for tomorrow. 

B, Heorlod announc- 

ut' be has wltli- 

[TOIKL the conipe- 

the runners are 

dU» to lack ot prac- 

blgb winds for the 

,inekB have combined 

,boys Indoors Like- 

tjas been In such 

tbat . (BtisMctory 

could not be made 

' went up there to run 

competition, lt would 

to dlKCurage them." 

.Mid, Ifr explaining uia 

~~~ it** not Baa cn- 

e fit to get toe kinks 

legg. tAil week tbelr 

1 been tying up after 

The schools In- 

[ Mtttr weatber than 

too, to thoy have 

preparation." 

hue triat on Wednesday 

[.team navigated the mile 

ntes, and 59 seconds. 

i sbont 15 occorids slow- 

the time of last year's 

, at Jnid-Beason, HIreh 

: Larry BlBbop, Clarence 

Fred Tarves are the 

anAotkfrcefl that he has 

,...,_ aaotter sood 100 yartl 

K» the pemon of Eddie 

formerly sprinted, for 

High. Five or six 

trying out for tho, half 

which is still un- 

*n H Ey 

Takes the Count in Atlantic City, 

"Woe it me," sang Coach Von 

E. Henrlod, at tho hlgb Job*>l 

on Wednesday. 

The reason for his dejected 

air was that on Tuesday nlgl- f 

one of the apples of Ins eve 

was squashed into the sem- 

blance of cider. 

A couple of wcoliB agj (lie 

Sentinel-Ledger and a Ciinidrn 

nowspapor carried stories f»ay- 

ing that Ed Pranle. lieivywolglit 

champion ot tho V. S. Marines, 

had been a pupil of Henrlod in 

the West and had r-ls>oi iooi- 

ball under him. lie had won 25 

fights out of 32 HlarLS by knock- 

outs, he said, whsn ho vlsittil 

Henriod and Georsje I', Brown, 

superintendent nt schools, here 

Gold Charms For 

1932 Lettermen 

Business Men's Contribu- 

tions Make Them Possible 

recently. 

"Well, on Tuesday nlgru in At- 

lantic City, with tlio liroud 

coacb looking up from u ring 

side scat, Mr. Pr.inie T\HB 

knocked for a loop by Al n- 

tore, Philadelphia hunvyivelghi, 

after slightly over win minute 

ot the first round bp.i iiitpscil 

His six feet four Inches jijnt 

bit the canvas ;iml stuyoi] hii 

And Coach Honr'oa, I'ovurms 

his eyes to shut out the awful 

3lght, moaned "why I'ldn't he 

look out for that right'" 

Resolving never to ment'on 

the nchlevemcnta of one ,-( Ins 

proteges again, Henriod 31 ill 

claims they raise good fighttin 

In Colorado. 

Collisson, Ogden and Oth- 

ers Cite Its Value. 

Evidnui lo "flion Hiat ( ipe 

May Co«ni> anil itt imilenU h"c 

reeelv, Si-it ialo fltj. A\alon. Sum 

Point and tinibUltlUK engineer 

In othei Smith Jc> miiracipal- 

iMiit ed in Hit ir It (ITS 

wiih tho » ol tin ion 

vintinn siitalti'i' "ho cuntendcd 

that 11 To IIM niiistiuiti) mnlrol 

umU dm me il» Hbl 10 > ta had 

undi pn sibli thi ixlinsnr shore 

di \i loiiun.nt win i m ti' 1 " J dd 

nl nK.71 t. m %71000 000 to nt 

ihli in < il» Mil AtllTitic Oi 

mil mil Mimmnuth dimities It 

wn fin thi r iiinloniHd thai mal 

HIM i mi ni i-iiinloos ind 

iMtrminitid tbu nmiulm; win* 

nun i "I linn Ii •''•• 

lei 11 ind Ih it MS 

linn 

unco 

mosquito crop. «*« wWn . ,*S 

It poBBlble for summer visitors M 

n as pBrnnraBnt re»iu«at. ** 

cially near the snore, to enjoy 

pe Ly county's reco«nU«d ad- 

vantagC3 as a vacation '•"O- 

Howard D Tailor, of OC«an 

tj was elected to the executive 

committee-. __ 

Ocean~City Girl on 

College Paper Staff 

Cole, 

of tne 

Hood' \ il. ii turned Mo nla\ 

plor a motor tHp of ê^c*"!! 111%" 

•ou(tt Pi nn vlvanin 

Mi , TJ.ils\ Mill In 11 JI . O 

uurt i i i[ndl\ n r uiiiii}. 

Iii ilih Ulti i lull) lllm '-. 

Ill w Mli s Ui th tnU 11K ll 

1 I , III ind t . (,nl 

.foul 

nd 

Ui 

Re 

ilnb t ihi u Kind'ii 

n^ lii.r 

if lol Hi 

J l l l l l l l 

Will m 11 r.iM.11 Mnr.ff 

. m I II In i u ul i i 

11 i.].., Lot Ii lil. i It 1 

Uiilimi I! rn rll ih nil 

• I II jinii II RoliiIM ft nl 

Ii Mill i Lot '1 •ILUOII I 

Tl i , \V I ni I > I vilm f II i 

1- 11 in Hi y 1 runt I iti 

I ( II mn w'l I I In nh 

V 111 II Flir, 

Id i 111 

L 

Hftniircl 

l.irli I 

I i Huriy 

un I i.f 

S, , IIIII 

l,,,t I 

blnil of 

Mont ^ 

BHERIPF-S BM.K 

lly Miluc of a writ of-Flerl Facias 

fur suit uf Murtmcfu I'IIIUIHS, to DM 

dircctttt msufd uul of lltB Court of Cnaii' 

cin ot Ntw Jtrsor on thd ZOth day of 

Am II At) ID I, In s curtain causa 

vhtlin Anna E M|1I» Is ctimulalliant, and 

I t J nowor Roctlvct elf « al». are 

iltfeniliints. t slinll exDoso to sale at pub- 

"'MOMIAY, MAV HnJ. I'M 

I rt,\tcn llif hours of twelie and flifi 

otlucK P M to v.\t at tuclvc o'rlnca 

noon tStiinelniil Time) or oni- o'clock P 

M iDaylliht û^mif Time) of said day 

II the Shullfi office It) (nue May Court 

Ilnihf, tâpo May ( ounty Now Jersey 

All that ttitnln moitgnked nrcmlsps, 

Ul (he uiiiiui teiian»4 In the bill of 

imlUiiiit in thp aid enu-w. particularly 

t fcith mil licitrlheil that id to Rav 

All tilt- followhi!. tract or parcel of 

ntl luitl lircmioti hereinafter varttctt- 

,i l> ut in Ihpil i unite lylns; and belnir 

ilio f tty of Oii-nn Hty In tht County 

i (.tut M»y i nd stntp of Now Jersey. 

nil Jot IMitnbil i&0 hcctlun A" on 

I Inn of tin On fin I ity Asioclatlon. more 

I irlli-nhirlv diRmlud u* folloun 

L"L(.1NMN(. tn tlio Southeasterly lino 

I1 Ailiuiy Avenue thren liundrcll seven 

1/ Hi0> fm SfiutliwrstwArdly from the 

l i ulliwfiltlly lino of Flint street, con 

I iniiiff SouthMcitttnwlly illonir said Him 

if A Inn y A t rule thirty 48U) feet fu 

fi ri( if bi(.ji()ilt »nd irf ihat ,vidth i>y~ 

In dun Soutlitiifltumuly hetêi-n IliiPft 

) i illtl v-lth I it t Strtct out* hundroil 

I1IHI) fePl to « fifttru tprt {lfi) \,ld« 

htrctt 

Aiiiimnt dui itnilrt .Ircrra ll 18.766 fi3 

\ ill Inltrtit nnd bl erlff » fees tij IH* 

tin ^ H i i u \ M I I IH KJ H 

-hi 11 ill It ipti'-l < liui * h l i t Sun 

l1t( ITKMIM l(l\ 1 ( 1 1 ' lir>pt ] 

pr,U ( i \lu ii. w i fui in #i 

(] h> tin I ii ion ' Inui wilti sol 

MT- 1 ith i i n m int) Mis 

IM MM. ( .up. i h, \ 1 ] 1 i\ 

hM pit wb l'limtlnc 

ItMlmit All L.,,,1, 

I J nfinr l'lioiif 

|»Htc Sinnn.l l(,lv, 

r.ii. ( itv 

II. t A 1 

t 

lira. Ku 

I ll.-ilillin; 

1 ttuctsi it 

in 

I M 

ii 

Slnnv 

unit I.1 

Tucknli 

3rn 

l ( mil 

mil 

Islf 

imilHiiy 

tu Arthur 

t.irh L it 

Killf>rnn 

V" ( »'l 

block .1 

1 uL.tnhf lnlS t 

' 11-11 

\\ Urliniii < MxrMurmv (t uf \n 

J n II ( mi ti Ji hnn n 1 } nl J (• 

1' In. ii il Umhy * > to T 1. • >M 

,11 | I, mill 1C IIIPII 'H B 

• n \ I v ti * Sc i 

J Ho\ imi L) MIUIII 't ' t" Tin m i r 

(E I Jr ,1 m I* nt fir lot 1 - nnd 17 

ill ff lot if) bit il J H lown end 

TREASURY DEPAIITMKNT 

Office of the f.'oinptrollri of the Cdfrcncj 

7lh dny of Ai.iil, lim, 

v iitiii- 1^ iifi'liy i-'ivrn i( i IIL Inindrtd five Tret t*i 

n thur-.t( rly Imi of n flflctn fi f t 

By virtu* ftf nn oi*tt of th* C6nft of 

luncery of tb« St»to of N«v Jsrwp, u*. 

ttdo on the day of th* date In 

cfcoM wh«r*h» th« SWodAbon* 

Bcnfc 1> complpinaDU *xA you mxt . 

•ntf. you »r* nquU«d to appear.. nl«ad. 

rniiwer or demur to the bill of uid r*n> 

>.»liiant oa or befote th« ISA d»y of 

una nmt, or th« rtW blU will b« Ul«n 

ii confnnd asainAt you. 

The kflid bill !• filed ta fonclon & UN 

mln fflottflUfi* mad* by Albert DaftOft 

Cliff ta Han* Iturkhnrdt and Clinton ** 

smatl. 

note {Stand*** Tl*«) or on*'< 

with U» mnurtuuiicm 

compWat !„ u,« aa|d (am* 

ttt forth and deaiitnwf. thai 

All the following trirt i 

l l hlhHt 

I 1) 

1. i illd 

id fnllr,i\i?ii 

ti-i_'li fi't't \\h 

tbo Northi-iiKi 

. iM.int in tl) 

ilistfuit onf? h 

from 

i line 

.r> Kfii 

iilli-y 

li 

\V(- 

ct lîfii'1,-1 witli 

-,,•• .IL-HI..'!. it '.i 

five fort 10 the 

J l 

f We W A\onuc 

lino of «ninHt 

lion«torly tine 

nco, (4) Nor.hi 

i Inj 

Aliril M, 19 

17, 1012. In |tc< d 

1 itnil dcul fnni On nil 

»M» I" l''jrftT -Pllpi iM 

ti-il IVi\ 7, l*llV. and n>i.fird 

l'i'Irt. in lr(!e*1 Hri^k H'ifi. pnn. 

'Inly fluiniH-tl from Jninmmn I 

urrli to Fi!*r Bniiiiiit Churrli 

ty fjlrd In tho County Clt?rk ^ 

JIIII; Mny County In Book ^ of 

SHERIFF'S SALE. 

Dy virtue of nit execution. In Debt. 

11 r» do ban is ct tcrrls to me dhect 

*.) lhûcd out uf tho NLW JcruDy buprome 

< ourt on the Gth day of April A D 

1033, I Elmtl PxiHDfln tn snle nt nubile \«iv 

Utr Oil 

MONDAY. MAY J5thr 1433 

between thn hours of tm,?« ftttd fjve 

odock P M . to ^vit. ni twelve o clock 

noon (Standard Time) or um* o'clock 1* 

M (Dnyiiicht ^nvlnif Time) of a*..d ilay 

i>t the Silt riff'H office in Cnue Mny Court 

llouht tn.n Mav County Nfw JtFWJ 

ALI, 11IAT CERTAIN tcart or parcel 

•anil und premiums eituatr lyinr; And 

nnv in thn City of Ocean rji In thi 

Connty of Tnno Muy and State of Nev 

IttCINMNf. In tlie NorthweBterljr line 

o' Buy A^pnuo at thp dlitance of tlirefl 

l Souliiwcfltward 

Iy IIS fpet; and . Will kins. 

I 11 pf ^ ni ) IB 

rt>WELI,, Sheriff 

SIIEUM I- h SALL 

II 

\i il A H 

I liull < 

Pitin, pi in I 

mil ol* thi ( 'HIit 

u Jprnrj un the l'ltii nrl icului 

,t f itti luiil i!r>,Lilt>i'il tlint Is to ^H> 

A I lie Mluuhu t mt L in llnrctl of In 

til I'IIIDI n llLH in iftt-l nirtit oliirb I 

( u\ of Ott in tily In the Count* of t " 

Mi \ in 1 Mutt, rf Nt. \ Ji-r t> 

HII.lNMMi In tht* Sonlhwo^tLrlv ll 

I m ihi liutlii iiHlrrly line ol Atlii 

A\llll( t llltHllllIIIT S JlHllPllHl MlltllV 

nn In (if SiMli Strut "II ft it in fr. 

ti Imi Illi ni"l or tint MiHIh r tinili 

SMIIIIUC luiinlh liLtmrn Inn I'IIFH 

will- Atliililif AiLiiut. 100 fed ill lull 

.110 fMtt 

up n( thr -lorly line 

iilh Street the (HutHnpc of 1fll> fret to 

a I 1 ", few wide *tlt-eft or Allev 

1PACT NO * T1FINO tho Nt.nhranltrlv 

>', fMt It Lot No 7BI) srdly In front "r 

and of tlint Mdlh ent*ndliin In ItnLlh 

or dcTtfh Ntirth«eHt \anl V flwe«>i H"tt 

l'lirtilli'l «ith M-I.l Ifnlh 'llreel I II ft»l 

to it IS feet i»ltV SlrwM or Al'ev 

THAIT NO " IlrlMi lot "•" b tvecn Itnrallfl linen f tin 

thnt ttnllh nt l nht unnlf with 

Ailiui\ AMinie 101 fret to a 1 

» Hi St ret I 

TAff NO B DFMNNING in the 

Soiithi-c-.leili line rf Wnlnn Plnce f'i - 

Inir n -tieet lin.f*H Wo^t tf Mm Ave 

ntit. Ititwein Tenth Hud Iktenlh 

< vtre* l ti> Ht Ihe di-»lanre nf 21* fei I 

Nnrlhwestunrdly fiom tie Nrn Hi ê*-tt i 

Iv line nf Hn A1enit Ih'nre (1) 

Soulhwt,-.UMinlh niinilli I "Ml' HH\ A\f 

Hue Rft feet thenc i ) Nrithut l^ nl 

Iv I'lilnllel wllh Wnlton Place nml nt 

rmlil anirlM t> Hay Alenut 14' f't I 

tn ne or leni to it ix mt within 1 fert 

t f rnt-ali hlfih Mttcr mark on Heneh 

rhoit»UKhf nri thmite I II NoilhcH^t- 

wartHv para'ltl »illi m«l ' fft •• I" 

thd line of hmh \ liter i.f Bench Thnr 

ouihfiur *S fctl llipnec HI Sonth- 

englwaidli pmnllel i ith nnd Vultoil 

Plsee 1IJ0 rect mor* oi les' to a lwinl 

llienrt. f'l Northestlniirdly pntallel 

with Baj Avenue rr . feet in the Sntiih 

we.terlv line of Wallnn Plnte tlienee 

frl Southc»Ftw«l(|ly in antl alium the 

Solithwe.telly Un* nr Waltnn Place 10 

fe*t to Ilie nhee nf beinnnlnk 

TPAfT TJO 7 HUM. AI Ij THAT CV R 

TAIN Iiact or parcel nf land and luem 

lieti mttinte Ivinu and helnir in Stratli- 

mere Pownnhln of Unwr C«linty ol 

( one Mnv nnd ^tate of New Jersey 

PICOINNINfJ ot the Inter-ection of lh» 

NnrtWtiterlv line of Wlllanl Kond 

froimeilv Wondfoid Avenue) wllh the 

rifti water line )f Main Thoroukhfsie 

Ronthwcsl of Corson's Inlet thet ce 

Sotilh-nitt vsrdly slomt FSM line of Wil 

la-d Road lit feet nwre "I- I>SF (ac 

ronlintr l-> «"r*ev of vim H Cîluv.!! 

Jr dated March 8 l»2 tsuiU of NLW Jcr- 

o>, will meet for tlie pufliuse of mulilnif 

rf.iEtratlDIl of voteis by u houne to housv 

liuvas on 

TUL.SDA1, MAY 2nd, 1933 

TUHBAV, MAY 16th. 1933 

LI tho houi of 7 u clock A M and iLiimin 

in bLusion until H oclj(.k F M lîhUrn 

italidltrd Tlmt.) lit winch limo itnil iiliueu 

uhl Board bhtill add tt tho Tlejvii.lt.r of 

^dltrs tho Immt ^ icontends, itnrt Hum 

it.14 and othti infoiointioii of nil 

iln shall lit 

mi 1 establish their ughi 

\\*n tliat a 

PRIMARY I I I CT1ON 

in all political narlie-i will lie ht.ld In Iho 

( lly of Ocean tily heu\n.n the holim of 

7 o clock A M nnd 8 ti clod I' M 

(KuiLLin Stand irtl TimO fur tin iiurim,^ 

of mnkinir nominulion)! uf candidittci tut 

the ftiltnwlnir ulTlcei 

A Stale Senator 

A Member tif the tiinornl Aj Itnlily 

Two 1 rccllDlders 

A CoionLr 

Flection uf hoth m 

l>f s of tin. (ounty 

P itr. 

Al o to \oto for 

1'ittrlct. Delegates 

hull for thd 

SALE, 

By Mrtue of a writ of Fieri 

fu hnlo ot Nortnafied. Premlsm, to nw 

dluctod Issued out of tlio Court of 

Ohiiiicmy of New Jersey, on the ZOUi 

div ot Apul A D 1 23. In a certain 

eim o wherein John M Rosenbanm wa 

AugublA L Uos*nllimm aro roroDlaljl- 

s niid WatlMee Llrijilncott, «t ui. et 

at me dcft.ndanti I shall cxposo to sale 

public vondue, on 

MONIIAY, MAT 21nd, ltM 

Aeon the hourj uf tweKe and fi\e 

o click P M to wit, al twelve o'clock 

rt (blamliinl Time) or ono ocloclr P 

M (Iinyllcht MnMni; Time) of said day, 

nt thn Sheriffs office. In Csoo May 

Cinirt Houne Cupo Mey C miy. 

ttppciit" Wforc 11tem 

;ht to he riu^ti irt l 


]r rLirnceil pretuiaeil 

Untwl Ann) tl. i* 

CURRV * 

Solicitors of __ „ 

IM Marioet Smart. 

Cundan, N. 3. 

IN CBAKCEBY 0* KE* 

To DnU MiKliVlB. 

btii HeWnson. J 

msler. Frederick A. 

•lnlstTttor «< tka 1 

McKlakln, Jr. Jek* 

By \irtuo of en order orf v *' 

of ChaiiceiT of New- Jerety 

the day of the date henot 

T herein Provident Mutual 

, ^neu Company of I'htUifcli 

All Hint cirinln miir.»iiM H" 1 '"'; ,|HI.nt uil dnMt Baall 

with the aiiuurtenunces in tbo bill or tl t n d-tcndatlts. rod 

In the -nld cause lwrticularly 

set foilh nnd described. Hint I: to hay 

All the following trnct or parcel of 

Innd nnd liiTtnistn Hereinafter narticw- 

• • • nd beini 

tt!e and Tcnuite mem 

Committee of t»ch 

•at Lari-e and 

tho Slate (on\tu- 

liroliottd hv the Cuni*reo n to s«lo «t public vondue. 

M0M)A> MAV Und 1»>3 

hflwren the houls of twelve and fivo 

oclock I" M to wit. at twelve odock 

IK cm (Slimdmil Time) oc one o'clock P 

M (Hn> h^lit Snvlnf Tltnoi of said day 

III the Sheuffs office. In Capo May 

< lint II0U-.C O^pe May County, ê* 

Jti ei 

All 111 it (.crtuin morlEaged premises 

wilh tin atiblirletiances. In the bill of 

(.uniplamt in tho said cause pattlcularly 

forth ind deicnbctl that is to wy. 

All tlio fjllnwlnr; tmrt or parcel or 

nil and preinlnes hereinafter par; 

iou wdrt married to 

MeKlbhni ono of the lielra 

Mmiil MrKlbbln tn hv\ u b«n 

liit» Bald WllUum A. ~ 

\\&\ i? »*IL rnnt"t"?fH|t your 

Lmma MeKibbin ttooitison, 

to tin \nlidlty or repularlfj i 

di\orci. ptoieedinus. complalniuit 

c, and ôu Frederick ' 

maicr an. mado a defendant 

all} hccauFc you entered Into « ^ 

inent wilh pel-son* allcind to Ht I 

Im ot David MeKibbin, dowafcl 

b you wore to manatee tht'J 

tnte Aurned by said David J 

during Ma lifetime lnelDa1na:i 

and 

Kulnrly .lf.c"nb=d Fltuate lylnit and 

,olna iii llin City of Ocean City In the 

,ly of Cm*! Mnv und Stala ot New 

' ' and described aa fol- 

line 

five 

Oi« 

liotindeil 

\*S lO W(t 

BFf.INMNO In the • — --_; 

Utventh SlrMt two hunarad 

'0 r i) feet Northw«lw«rdly from 

Northterly line of Bay --- 

i nee (1) 8oinhwo,twmfdlT fsnM 

Ith Bay Avenu* fifty (B0> fe*t (£" 

'.outh. u.twatdly ptrallcl with 

street ninety (90) feet to the - - 

eslcily lino nt a flttten 116) feet wMh 

treeti (K) SoultivmUardly -•— »" 

hue of Kid f 

„..„ ^...et one hundred 

(4) rJorthwentw«rdly 

^h Slretl one "•- 

18J> feet ttf the 

loners ftftrlor line at

R?3ftS'••.':;POIl CLOTHES 

._. when- 

... „ ROM lots 

„ „ ,«locl(» end watches wDl 

. be aft (in hour ahead at 8 a. JB. ' 

Sund»y, or when you go to bed 

iatflf**«riin"t " ,. ' 

Sunday : .tcfadek,.. dmntob 

trains, bam, trolleys ami ttt 

like will ooemte' on the sew 

*inw, Sunday, jp.te ad 

law-, dsB't till to Mt yoor 

The new thne wOl tatrsH iat 

tfl the ends' ' 

by jlSWDryUwIs 

€«tii|^.Aj Held Still flood 

Are 

•ftiiQnii Drop* Fight; Herts- 

• far GDM to jail. 

»_T 

Oiy's 1909 dry law ap- 

. itiMint^r y. s^«od. George ft, (irell, 

•nuniwl f«> jsmeis 11. Hi-rtilcr, 

^ ^ ) tm n 

jmtft OB H 

^ litt 5>» prepare a brief showing 

sttiBU- ^'3 S** *» H *** "**•"'• fail"**! . to 

ffl as •>'•* W* ****- tM * w«ek, saying he 

as' possible so that they may ho 

chartered before if IMIe fickeil Hlili -Irlll 

Rl Jls«« BlUWllhd 192BS Stntlnil-UdwM"". OoflimiidaUd IBM 

omn B«-n'iid.elMi MMUr «t tli. Font Oiflw u OBBH Ciltj, N, 1., 

M SKma elo "Bd(.r Act of Mireh S, 1«1» 

Red Um't Hall. EiBhtli «. »ml Hnvea n. 

by Ihe 

PlmiilSHINO COMPANY. Inc. 

We are opposed to the 30-hour »Wk. A Rood 

ile can't be worked in 30 hours. 

iw PUJ> 

Frank Parker 

bridge Looks 

the Headlines, 

Stock- 

Behind 

il 0»in 

Ffl. m* S*(, 

BRLRN 

HAYES 

April 18 , if _ 

GABLE 

"The WHITE 

SISTER" 

— ADDER — 

VINCtiNT I.OPR* 

llj D»B »llh l«b C.l 

"THECRI 

of the nllh 

JIHN llhKSHOLT 

Wynne MIII F 

Sdmrl 

Blrk 

n ANflBVI 

n/vnina, 

.Limits, A|«l«iiint Bdlior JOHN C. 

Syiiscrtptlon PHefi tl r.n p»p Veer 

"THE CHURCH WITHOUT A HOME" 

•THE First Baptist church will be without n homo of its 

1 own after May 15, when its fine, modern building is tn 

sold by the sheriff to BatiBfy u |50,000 mortgage. 

be 

,iurfsl 

fntare. how«-s»r, he 

cast features Lewis 

pportin cat ft 

Sione, Louise Closser Hale, May 

Liibjon, Edwahl Arnold anil Alan 

i 

Half Sol« and 

Men's $1.00 

Women's 75c 

BDONATO 

ASBUBY AVBNU1 

|i» good business on our 

jatt'tp sec that you get 

clothing value for 

dbllar you spend 

•to see that your 

jilnj^; ii! properly fitt- 

••^.knqny Aat you are 

i. We want your 

ftnent business and 

you will iend your 

i.,^w'e thank you. 

|iit full face value 

V me 

st 

Tnm 

tn writ* otf i 

sf tto ^tJH» and tn 

tte Art. 

a 3 uric*- ttet it cm iffnrd to 

Wl mr a term of yrars, ' 

Tta bondiat was- cmnrJeted in 

IMt. m tte dwluie of ::._"" 

Ii bs i aaiinr: capaeitF of "09 

py 

r modtm. with a 

otgia, Tte 

and in 

targe i^M otgia, Tte 

is part of th* oaMing. 

The am-ndanee Us 1MB stead 

Q]r mcreaMnj; (Ms winter, both 

morning and ewniDK- The Rev. 

IIP. Lawrence has *ndexred Urn 

it not Mir to the 

J l 

hot to caraaJ clnirrH eoers with 

the foreefntMM • tmi •' A 

his sermani and far i 

i Miss HayiM plaj-a the role nf an 

lE.stocmtie Italian airl who turns 

!ttown the suitor of her father's 

•jholce In fa', or of a youni officer 

t It. the Italian air force. BelicvinB 

men mteresied in , j im dea(Jt gfa, êomM a nun, ih.-n 

3 tool Chapter of Ui»-: „ faSgS t0 ^nonunce her vows to 

tht churcn when re returna. 

May Organize Herei^ 

Aoaiaj Veterans are in- 

to get in touch with Eay- 

"*' MeHeiir}-, 1^ Central av., 

i 

W»d. * Thai*,, Mar M 

I1I0NDKI.1, and 

MOHItlS 

"Blondie Johmon" 

1AIHI I. & ll\ltl)\ 

•Towed In a II sit" 

Pri, * s.i,, H^'MI* 

BARRYM(»|1 

In 

"Looking Fo 

•lib 

LEWIS NTOSM 

sold by the sheriff to satigfy a 1 , 

For several years it has been obvious that the congre- 

gation, loyal and faithful though it is, could not meet this 

bllption which was Inoui-red when conditions were radi- 

which was 

h h 

Anil the clues to the solution, in 

tlie Meomi place, are reviewed for. 

tlic audience in a fiO-iieeond jnter- 

i«i«sion, thus ofterinK it the op. 

lortunity to settle the case In itH 

own niuiincr before the solution 1H 

p.csentei! on the screen, 

Wednesday and Thurtday, 

"Hloi M\ Johnson,* 

l h t l 

Plomlell has* the, role tfriH not give him 

^KJl^h^Mft."'counterpart in numerous 

^herchtcSanlty since the boom bubble burnt. In 

cases heio in "" e lorecloaurea have meant only relief 

f t h e S t S ? ^ 1 continue,l headache for the morl- By DP. John Joseph Gainea 

g8 ^rhe wonder grows as time PBSBeB that banks and inrti- 

iJfl rrforteageTholdera have clung so tenaciously to the 

T d rKf^SM repreBente.1 in the mortgages, and have 

boom-time values _^ off the ,ogg 

ÛoSa^rSKSomislwith the debtor? Why 

S"f dve him a new mortgage that he can pay, and torpt 

OCEAN CITY'S NEW ENTRANCE 

„„ informal opening on Wedneaday of the huge new 

9th at. bridge mark» the completion of an improvement 

aggregating $1,500,000, which provides Ocean City with 

one of the moat impressive and lasting entrances ot any 

city in the state, , , 

The new, permanent bridges must give visitors ap- 

proaching the resort a strong impression that it, too, is 

solid, iubstantial and permanent. In a way, these great 

structures of concrete and steel establish Ocean City as a 

roul citv - 

There will be more than ample excuse for celebrating, 

when they are formally dedicated in Juno. 

The troulile with old-fashioned lifer 1H thai (here firrii't 

iiny (iM-faRhiDiied infomfH to liny 11, 

Your Health The Nut Bowl 

full but fii 

letiler of 

hhe rules 

tliif ijictu 

ma|e of t 

nii.le has 

production Inmiiifiteil Wai 

ihe Disabled Am- 

win .lop JUJ L T(* 

has lomUhe* stm fl» wonh 

''rmg fta past sd»oi nr. 

Mrs. Dorothy --—*--- 

room ôn tee t 

UreF 100 altaided. 

of diabied World War 

VettraB* cannot be purchased by 

tiose who ire not eligible, There 

aii so Honorary members. 

-Evefy disabled ex-service man 

affiUate himielf with the 

priie. 

The church bud approximately 

]M0 TMlon tut MttMr, the at 

danee averaRing TOO. Bttn 

...wrBiBH; MM ^»tM« «Sr«nIw_ 

It Dow baa £52 tnembers, aa ln- 

crease of 48 tM nasfrear. 

Atlantic 

and Glass Works 

$14.50 - $18.50 

CITY 

PATRONS 

946 A»bury Avenue 

Ocean City, N. J. 

We Accept 

CITY SCRIP 

Fast line Opens 

New Ticket Office 

Special or*-4«y raited trip ntes 

ivc been ^nnonoent by the Shore 

Fast Line, for thrir eJjititt'trolley 

raw tetw«n dus reMrt ««l At- 

j»ntM City The game rate is ako 

in effect froni AUantic Otr. mod 

i* belnr mdely adveitised, mi an 

effort to btjnjr Aore ftaion td 

Ocean City, 

The Sfiore Fast Une 

a mm ( * 

jpenv at 

IhArt aaid reate^day he already 

' the ' tlata^* and will " 

D. A. V.," sys Mr. McHenry, In 

no other way can the unity and 

«llertife force of the disabled men 

bt aerflonstrsted so- ineipenshelj' 

itd effetively to insure the pro- 

tection of such legislative benefit* 

ai haTe already been gramed and 

to secure additional much needed 

Veterans are asked to Bet in 

tmch with Mr, McHenry as s n 

benches placed iw the store at mse, 

It 1 is not known whether the 

Otter waitine room at Sth and 

WMt;av»:wiJl.he WMiwaV UH 

'•-'^•" % will, hawiwr, 

erilemrt Man 

; Funeral i ierWoeM for W.Ulard 

,89,tennllr Oc^n City 

#no dtt In Pine He« 

n, liBwpod, WednMdar 

„ wiU. ta etudueted from 

JeKHeii and e«W funeral parlors, 

HM 'Attotle |tv..\ .AuanUc City, 

(^mojrow at 2 g, m Pritnda may 

Sli lUntUai, 

i Mblfatt J^.lhe Ma of George 

p. itfJialf, who operated a pop. 

(Oft and «aadf establishment on 

Ihe boanhralk here for many 

fears. Demised had been'a pat 

ent U. tlie. sanitarium, a stale In? 

- ' for' tuberculosis, for It 

'•S«n* To You" S.yi Mr. 

Dougherty to Mr. He.dley 

; (Cntlntud from »B 1) 

hot as a MtnpIMe JOjrpri&e betaupe 

of the fact a certain group has 

bten endeavorinR for sometime to 

create diMenUeA, It Is surprising 

however that such un announce- 

ment should be made on top of the 

(me! ti!*mBBit to ih. Omn Ci(r 

[ORRIS 

ih. pnint knd ol tar 

bed . Vn I 

f, It ii is. 

dot* not «». 

U • «ho'o 

Was $12,500 

Now $6800 

i Family 

Ufa M«eB 

roD-*n»tive lent Ineame 

Ralph L. Chester, 

l d 

OTH £ CESTBAL 

Ily order of MortjPfor 

toj and Tuesday, 

Two Innovations in presentation 

> a mystery storj- are offereil In 

•Tie Crime of the Ctnfjry." 

Tlie crime, to berrln with, Is 

ionfeissed befow li ii committesi. 

FREE 

Demonstration 

A ride in the new 

FORD is more con- 

vincing than a thous- 

and words. 

Take advantage of the 

present low prices and 

rtve money! 

Edw. G, Kurtz 

FORD FACTORY DEALER 

1st & Atlantic, Ocean City 

PHONE 600 

Important Announcements by the 

SHORE FAST UNE 

Hnviiiff Time Sclicdiilcs in hllid MmdH}, (itflj 

New Ocean City 

TICKET AGENCY 

and 

WAITING ROOM 

Open at 

Mfl f'KNTBAI, ATEin'P, 

T, iF, Short (iRnr Store 

Phone 820 far Information 

Daily 

ONE n\V ltOlTO. 1 

OOKAN CITY 

ATT.ANTH' CITY 

Vis Hiih Bent RlHiric fnbij 

EffKllve Apr, 30 in SepLM.ll 

Boy Tickcti •( Tkkel i 

the difference? The first logs is always the best! 

It is just too bad that so many of these mortgagori 

guessed wrong about the future. Most of us did. But we' 

all have hod to swallow our losses and reorganize on a 

depression-time basis. Charging off a BO per qent loss is 

a critical and sometimes ruinous step to take, but it seems 

inevitable, unleas we are to enjoy a violently sudden re- 

turn to prosperity. 

The First Baptist church has done ita level best to 

meet its impossible obligations. Hod it tried to evade or 

shirk them, it would be a different story. 

And so we offer our congratulations to the congrega. 

tion upon its happy deliverance, and condolences to the 

Woodbury Trust co., which is about to take title to a prop- 

erty that will be of no earthly use, except to the First 

Baptist church! 

Now that we ha?c it, we know that nil the iin-lnuiiuiry 

funs wag only ahout 3.2 per cenl been and Mi.M jier tent con- 

verMlion, 

l.AItTNGITIS 

I am HtriigBlinii tiidQ}- wiili 

un attack of laryngitis, It of- 

! is to me ilial my rcnderH may 

In- inli'resled. You may mi ail 

uiiaelt, you know, 

Tlie larynx IH tlie "vocal box" 

where the Mounds of the volte 

are moulded in!" words. Tlie 

"His" siMnirieB inflammaiinn nt 

Ilu- viiral cords. The lirsi Hyinri- 

inni la lioarRCneBa, and IB vt-ry 

Iiionouni'iid, Nut much Iiuln, nei- 

fHsaiily, at first. Pain Indleules 

u tiiorJ violent (iltai'H — Bee the 

iliictor ai iinee. My voiee today 

iniiiiidH like thai of aa old lien 

wiih a grain u[ corn lodged ill 

her windpipe. 

It is wmkenlii);, sitsisenlris, 

illHjjllHiiiis. My work IIB a phy«l- 

linn ink me om In all BiirIB 

tit wealher. anil at iiiosi all 

lifilli-H. Tliure is much exposure 

- we I'Bli ii thai — arid you 

iiiiist miaiil ngalnat it. 

What am 1 duing for tliis dte- 

ire»Biim uonilllioil? Well, 1 have 

my neik wrupiiuil with woollen 

—." with turpentine and oil of 

(•iicalyiiiiiB eciiial parts Bopped 

un me? I'lulh. The viiiinr from 

this lines good. I keep the neck 

warm mi ilie nulsiue, I keep my 

feet extra warm. 1 take anil- 

"Thai waH a fright, of a wo- 

man 1 siiw you with lust nlghl." 

"Well, don'i tell my wife." 

''She didn't know Hliout It. 

eh 7" 

"Oh yen: she was the wo. 

man," 

IHIIUilltU:S , , . Important 

I hope the fule of the airship 

Akron will -not throw Congress 

into such n tingle that It will 

refUHo to appropriate fundi for 

further development of lighter, 

iliiin-alr craft, i 

I have long bMJfyed that Hio 

dirigible is ft hir more valuable 

iiillilary linn than the flirplnne. 

We doh'l slop hiiildlns ahplanBH 

hniiause scoreB of hrave youiig 

of fleers are killed every year 

when military planes crash. •Ihe 

safeiy of the nation iB moris Ini- 

portant lhaii a few livos. 

'I'hi! time will eomo wlion ihe 

nil ship »v ill lie perfected to the 

Iiiiint when! !( will he the prln- 

lipiil means of puHsenger liiiii»- 

liiirintloii nil over Iho world. Of 

tlliii I aiii fii'inly convinced. Dill ' 

MD nrlviilo cnneorii iian Bpend 

the inoiley neeesniiry 10 the per- 

fi-V'iiiiii of thi< i!irifjllJlf. It nmsl 

lie iloiip liy KnveriimciilB, and ihn 

I'xliemJitiire Jiisttifietj hy flic air- 

ship's value »i, a incaiiB of ua- 

liiilitil defense. 

•Mf 

Little Hobby had just gone 

home In the city after hi» lli'Ht 

visit Hi lilt; country, mid ho VHIB 

lelllnK h>» mother uliout it. 

"Why, Mn." he naid, " out, on 

the (arm they gel inilk from 

fowH. ami ii'H jiiBi us isood as 

iiny." 

Hiram: "Hiiw diil you say 

thai iiliy chap lust his hand?" 

ivit'Url: "lie put ii imo a 

IHHUC'K miiulli to new how inuiiy 

IHPIll it hall." 

Hirnm: "What hupiiened 

then?" 

liuf'Ulil: "'1'hfi hms(i t'lnsed 

•ilsi moiiih in Mefi hmv many 

iliK man had," 

SAVE MILES 

TIME 

Between Atlantic City, Ocean City and 

All Parts of Cape May County. 

TWO HQRATIOS AT THE BRIDGES 

IT'S been quite a spell since we went to school, but the si-piic such Aspirin — and mose 

'memory persists that when we did go, they apun us a tonuu'lSvde -""nf vet°hem 

_u...t »« :«(»n(H vnmio chaO named Horatio, Hi di^nlvr in 

Mothor: "Slop UBiiiK aiirh t 

rlhUi luiffcuufcc. Bally," 

Snlly. "flhiikesiieiu'u uses 

iiiBiliei','' 

.Molhrr; "Then don't 

wiih him. HC'H HO lit 

fur you." 

it, 

piny 

l 

Kuoiisli Questioner: 

did ynuf nose come 

" 

"Pat, how 

In bo so 

mouth — live 

Ocean City-Longport Bi 

4 TICKETS = 50e 

Good Until Used Ocean City Scrip 

yarn about an intrepid young chap named Horatio, He 

probably was an ancestor of Horatio Alger, who many » Hrligt 

LOBSTER MEAT ,.,..,..,., Ib 85c 

CAPE MAY SCALLOPS ft 2Sc 

BUCK SHAD .............. 2 ftc 25c 

| Large Fillet of Flounder ... tb 85c 

CRAB MEAT ... ft 25c, 40c, 65c 

WEAK FISH, 4 to 8 ft s ft 15c 

rao: 

mt wo 

Wl DELITEB 

Diamonds bought at today's low prices will 

their value in a year. 

lionaire's daughters. 

I *; Well, this Horatio, as we remember him, saved his 

'; country by blocking an enemy army's advance across a 

bridge. Lone-handad, ha delen#d the bridge, cutting and 

J* It is said that klstovy repeats. And the proof of it ia 

more or less at hand, in the persons of Horatio Headley 

• and Horatio Read, rival aspirants for the Republican nomi- 

nation to the state senate. 

claims the resort's bridges to Somers Point as 

Each is fighting to prevent the other from set- 

Horatio Read. "I built 

. intend to ilie regular futiu 

linn, Bood fond, plenty of w«t- 

i'l, and uilje th« liest ir.ue n[ 

III,VHCH linn 1 ran. It bun fceen 

most severe Weather, und (he 

iliniute ill my mule m trenclier- 

'rtiK', hf*Hides, ^dnio of theae , 

''liV; Just lilushin* wlcl 

y rcr Unpin' ilHelf um nf 

mher ppiiplc's business," 

Boy; "Bay, dud, what dupa ii 

rnn wlioii ihe paper says Nome 

man went 10 .1 convent Inn ns u 

1 admit ibm it lukeii courage 

ii endure liiich iiuacks aiitl re« 

innln un fool and at work. The 

luuienl who does as he sliiiuld 

ilii, will so to lit'il, call'Ilia t>hy- 

Hiciiin — and gel well In half 

llin lime. Dear in mind iliat lar- 

jiiKlilB may he ft very ilttng»i* 

nun eonilltiiiii, Belter lend tn 

it 

Hind norked FillKrvP, solid 

rllilnnn nraorh, containlnK 

tbrw Isiw- diamond!!, unr- 

rnnndtd hy tlilrt>-fItthl Hinnil^r 

diamonds. Cost m»M U< Hi nil- 

$ 95 

r r. K 

anyway, this controversy promises an d 

vanion to bridge the gap between now and pumarj te^ 

DentiBts probably will call for a Democrat.c ballot The f 

modern school of dentistry holds that permanent budges (M(,H,, 

"BilHiiis Is eeniiinly arj op- 

timist," 

"What imilien you tlilnll sn?" 

"He has ordered a nfw milo 

anil pspTOls In pay fnr II on Iho 

Blremttli of what lift is Kiiin« In 

save liy the reduetinii of his 

Uttd; "It meiinB Ills wife 

didn't go witli^ hlin, 8Qjp£ 

Doetfir; "Y«H hnve nnititi In 

your If it leu? Why, iny dear 

woniiin, i hat ia jtjsi a HIBII of 

aae," 

Pnlicnt: "I bnvpn't any tialnn 

in my liijht ln|> «nU tha'i'n jiiflt 

nn old," 

Houdewlfe: "I ordered ft duss-. 

fin eggs, and all you ,Kpni ma 

ivaH 11. Do you, call Iliat prnp* 

IT nervine?" 

Urocer: "Well, mic nf those 

eaRiw waa bail, iiliil I knew jolt 

wouldn't wnrit It." 

"How Is It you are not drivi. 

Insc down town today, ,lim?" 

"I loRt eontriii of my rnr lopt 

week," 

"Iline a hnil neeldpiil"" 

"Nn, t poulilti'l lieep tip the 

payment»," 

AltJiv . . . um 

A liifth nfflrer of tin' Army 

has hud 'lie courage to tell the 

wiirlil ihi.i the Army ('"Sta l( "> 

iulii'h, 

Jliijo;- noiiPial Johns Hii-- 

(4,111(1, I'ciiiiiiianililis IMP KlRlHh 

I'liriiii Arnii, Biiys: "It taken 

three liiiiiilrecl million dollars n 

yi'itr in run I lie Ariiiy uniler Its 

IneHini ni'Kiinlr.iUli)n, We ("On 

.!(.( a lii'llef oiganiiiiiiiiiii for 

lens:" 

'llril in a !i|n|j in Ihe fare fftr 

tlic liiiipaiirriits who liiivo Iii'.i'il 

up frii iiffln- iolis In Wnnhlli«- 

ton ti.r Arniy iifflcerii who OURIH 

in lie onl in tin- i'ifhl ol 1 worlt- 

tnB nt Hontplhlni! I'lse, 

Thero In iHiihini: ihe United 

Rtnteft neeila leas than ii needs 

an expmialve Army, finiicral Hil- 

Kood ndmlts thtii he lms twice 

us miiny siaff offieern and 

i-lerliH aa he neniis, hut he rnn't 

mjt riil uf tliem under the .pr«s- 

ent dtiy RyHlfini, 

The danger of n large stand- 

ItlK Army is that its officers ton 

iiftfii lire Inclined to forRet tha! 

they are the servtinls of the 

limipln anil tn nssiimp thai they 

are Iho masters; 

z e s 

(SOVICIISOU . . , TiRht mnn 

rrnnk Murphy, Mayor of rip- 

noii, who is ROina to the rhil- 

llppinpf novernor-Oeneral, _is 

one of the nniKresfdvo young 

men who urn rominis In H"* 

front in America's public af- 

fairs 

Un iS not EOina to have an 

easy Juh us SiieeesBnr in Then, 

ilore nonaevelt, ,Ir,, ill Miitilla, 

lliit Prank Murphy iloesn t care 

abnin ensy Jobs 

Coneresn te 

Thk Editory Mi^t 

Been Written 

^ Have 

Fw Us 

I'min tile April Klwaiils 

I 

Mr. Smith ihe dentist ow 

Mr, JotieB th« iroeer SSO, 

M Dw 

owes 

Mr. 

owes Jlr, lliown the Bus- 

line man $50. Mr. Brown, owes 

Sir. BmltU the u«« *»• » 

liinks eaay for all hands, to«^,, 

n't it " Mr. Smith pays Mr, ,!d«» 

the po, Mr. .loncs pays Mr, 

liiown the !»«, Mr. Brown 

liiindH it liiiek lo Mr, Smith nnd 

all hills are Bisttlcd and Jlr, 

'Hinllll has his money bnek n(- 

aiii. * 

But It doesn't work out thjt 

way. When Biiilth pay« the 150 

m Jonoa the isrooer, Jones h»i 

voted tn.inlre , lo sm»d $20 of it out of town to ..ttttsq 

— - • •- —i., tin tn work 

tomoblle carries thouMndji Into 

the smM townn -whtre Ktwan- 

ln functions at it» vary best, 

Thoiic lowna are m the moun- 

IUIDS, on the rivers, lak«R, and 

apssliorc. They have a steady 

stream of outside people POUT* 

IQg into tUem a utpady Btrcam 

uf ouliiidii dsllars. This outside 

ttiirno; U nlmOBt entirely profit, 

Pew towns advertise for it, (seek 

It or cultivate the people i,pend- 

Ui| it. 

« e • 

It is unfortunately true that 

not nil those towns «t«m to »*• 

allsi; the iiuportnnce of tbeM 

outside replcnlnhltig ilollars. and 

have a boptlle oîtude. toward 

AMEBUV HH01I.D 

\ Svefyly 

peroted by the 

own mitfti * 

slashes throu 

ed. The tW 

entlneWsi 

leaves UB fe 

leis ehanet 

aflnt (nan tWi 

bttmu's - Inmous 

All #• M * 

begins to 

Brttlihirs 

inttrtew 

i eyi biinave ih«nisplves, in ill 

f'mira*. of a ilnzen yenrf? nr HO 

The Filipinos themselves nve rti- 

vldert on the ciuestlon whether 

or not they want independence. 

Rntne fire nfraid Mint oncp Ifn- 

ule Sam renmveM his protect Inc 

arm Japan will 1iim|i in nnd 

(jrdh oft Ihe ialnniis, Tho new 

noyernnr-Oeneral will bnve a 

lot of eonflictitie i(len« to rec- 

oiieHe. and ii is not at all im- 

possible tlmt ho may -have to 

keen a pretty rloan eye on Jiip- 

nll lilm,ielf. 

«ih>r- Ho Ihtis has only |00 .to work for any Klwanis club lo- 

i,_, _î. ctAM In a town whieh in sum- 

to edieate 

are pasae. 

Mayer's Jewel Shop, 

812 BOARDWALK 

Scrip Acceptfd to Renoant or Repair Your Old 

If you're hoarding more than 1100 in pU or eurrenty, 

Ita government will five you . $10,000 flw. Our odv.ee would 

he to lit em have the gold and take the fine. 

JUST ANOTHER GATEWAY! 

THE National Geographic devotes most of its May iwue 

l to a glorlflcation of New Jersey, but Ocean City toes 

fifiUCt 

to a glorlflcation of New Jersiy, but Ocaan City 

badly. The magazine rhapsodizes at grea* '--•»' •" 

and beautiful, colored photographs about -—---.-".-.- . 

But one skittei-s hither and yon about the BUte-m 

vain starch of Ocean City-thrfcgh page aftei 

Let us look as 

ith lront 

A SKWS J1AKKH, 

twenty-foiir hours' acheSule; see how it 

Mrs, Ruth Bfynn Owen is tn 

he ITnitPd Stntii!! Minister in 

tlie Court, of Oemnnrk, Mv first 

reaction to thai news In that it 

\r, Detitnarli's gain ftnrt Amfrl- 

ea's loss, 

Tliere in. nn particular glory 

nttaphnrt in'helns the iliploimitie 

rnpreaetitative or Amerira to the 

minor aovernments of Eiirolie, 

rreatdeut Ilnnvef once said to 

met "Any man who la a goon 

enough pnlitielnn to he a county 

chairninn, knows how to wear 

(•.veiling: clothes, nnd has good 

table manners, id rmnllfied In be 

Minister tn ItioBt European 

countries." 

Mrs, Owen, however, will re- 

flect glory upon her new job, 

and will carry herself in a way 

to reflect credit upon the wo- 

in.. Brown tlie gnfiflllne man. 

liiown lias lo Hend |20 to the 

parent BOsolin* eoniiinny out ot 

Inwn, an wlien tlie ruisiiml |B0 

Kiitu liac-k to Mr, Smith, it la" 

rjiily (ilO en account. This |1« 

lie tins to ; oiiil out of town for 

dental siippling. The triple debt 

in only parHiUlv paid, and the 

entire $130 has gone out of town,' 

S * it 

If locnl business and prflfea- 

!;loiial men deal only with each 

(lifter and t'et tio riew, outside 

money into town, tlio town will 

bo broke in a year and overy 

man In debt besides. 

Vw the prosperity of any 

town, outside money must be 

hronghl ill to replenish the 

inont'y 8cni oiil of. town to buy 

the thiiiBS tlie town does not 

produce. These sire simple faets 

jiriown to nil but eonilderiHl by 

few. 

Wo call your aitontkm to 

tltem heeaiine amnnier comes on 

npnea. In tho Hummer It seems 

(hat half the population of this 

continent Is on wheels, Tho nil- 

• 

mer vlallors. than 

the local public in th» import- 

amqe of being helpful, courteous 

and friendly to theie outilflera 

who are spending their .money 

locally. 

The (,'nsollne station and the 

lint doa stand, the hotel and 

the pest card place, the img 

store and the haberdasher, the 

reitaurnnt and the movie pro- 

fit directly" from thes» visitors. 

But the Important thing is to. 

teach the people of the cam- 

mitnity the simple leison that 

this outside money earning in 

Is of benefit to the whole com- 

munity .because it Is new mon- 

ey lo replenish'- the old money 

sent out of town,for the things 

it does not produce. 

Educational meetings and 

publicity along thes» general 

lines will i!n much to change 

the mental attitude of the cit- 

izens toward the stranger with- 

in their lates, and make hii 

itay more pleasant and his re- 

turn more aertain. 

e r 

to ; strengthen 

tlona wrm the•; 

a valoable tfoii, 5 

country's fiituttiw 

ii'uasla. — Ntfi *8u 

OCEAN CITY'S YESTERDAYS 

-ft'SSKSs iffJT.*TV« EritftfiSS 

post, ' Nob.i.ly mn Know Mm 

fltet, appiars this tiny nni-affranhi .'. .. . "^^dVat once to the house oi a_^;;r^nii« 1B outside the gate Owen wiihom admirin!? and iiB- 

Lakehurrt to the Water Gap: from Bwnegat to^vwj-. jnw *fm% "K^nshmg om ^J^J^tSioM e K thVr "« i > ^ ,*»"* 

uhldnUt c*n- 

# float 150 

t W ej*Fd 

I've juit received • 

ly Tip tarn tfie 

Footwew Prices WUl 

vance Shortly. 

»,. . iVater Gap; from Barnegat to JSIVJUVB. The acllvllJ H B 

.no men, tar along, under a picture of the Bivalve oyster discover a imi* ho»t pushing nut from the shore ot we m ,, „, , 

tinv oaragraplit deposits Jesus and his disciple* 1 in Capernaum, his favorite citv. He theii 

i,..!. proceeds at *once .to the houte of a friend, The report spreads in- pnst 

stanlly that he is In town, and » crowd collects outside the gate Owe 

—n poor palsied chap nmbnj tliem. The day's work Is i 

Having slept soundly 1B the open ail- lie meets the 

quiet nerves. He gtoepl down towiird the sufferer, 

"Be of good eheer, my son."'he I'rics, "your Bins are 

ilns forgivenS Indeed! The respectable members of 

• -.. _..u ,t,nin dlnanurnval. "What a hi 

appears tnis liny paraBi»H"' , , , Atl.ntic 

Ocean City, farther down the coast, is linked with Atlantic 

City's Ahescon Island by a new steel bridBe. Some day, aU the 

Sshnil resorts will be connected by highway bridges. Ocean 

City Is one'of thegateways to Cape May County, New Jer- 

sey's Way Down East,'' (See page 

forgiven,' 

of the. audi- 

blasphemous 

fmc 

f 

ing her, 

. , « 

I'OI.H'EV.IN , . Still (E«ili« tin 

Nearly forty years ago Thiso- 

doro nonsevelt, then Police Coni- 

misBioner ni New York a4ver- 

an aerial view of the lower end of the county. 

There are pictures of Wildwood's beach and several 

KTOgraphs about Cape May City. But Americas Great- 

«t Family Resort rates only the one paragraph-no pic 

tUMi; just another gateway', • M..nar.A 

,; . Evidentlrl. John Long, the author, did n« spend 

Pfweh time here, in preparing the article. Pw hj W 11 ' • 

W as well. Had he tarried here, he would have been BO 

(sjjnthused over Ocean City, there would have been no room 

!|ft for tht reit of Jersey. 

•i And that would never do! 

|Od! what 

He' never eourted gpOnded was an _. 

sill named Edward P. 

dlssen,ers. 

reports ot Bii verptii «.u..^— 

"What's the objection?" he exclaimed, turniBi on the dlssemers, jmironney "pmindsd the pave 

"Why do you stand there and criticta! Is It easier to mt. 'Thy „ d len,nort ttll nboot 

.-— «.*».„„ (naav. 'Arise, take up thy beânfl^nllc? the himlness". of" poliein«the 

SO TKABS AGO. 

The city commissioners Intro, 

duced ftu ordinance providing 

for ihe constructloB of n new 

city hall. 

Locksley Hall, on the board, 

walk near llth St., was struck 

by llKlitnlng. No fire followed 

and damaje wa» slight. 

Mis Belvngn, of the Up-Tfl- 

nate barber shop advertised Jte 

liail four Imrbem In att«ndance. 

Bertha Fields, doughttr 'pi 

Cliiirles Fields, of Ashury MU 

licur'ioth u., fell and broke Mr 

iirm in two places. 

• • • ! ' • 

The graduating clues of the 

higli Bcbool conilgted of .Mar- 

Binet Heeves, Louian VftnOllder, 

Slyra Way, Russell Taylor, Roy 

Itenthiim. iliiyljii RoblnBOn nnd 

Waller Donovan, 

•"j^Tj's'^'Vfir 1 ^ iue sick man agRin he world's grealCBt city. He never 

u. «,,.—, ... . took a (lrinlt, nevef gambled. 

The man-stirred and was amnMa to iiuu iM»k ,.,„ never dissipated in any way and 

i. Slowly, doubtingly he struggled to his feet, and with one ncvor iOol! n (ioilnr or a favor 

hout of happlneBu started off, surroimdefl by his .lublljnt fof ,,n|ng ]|ls i m, _ or t m not 

- - .-. .„.,„« thelr answer, but they refusedjo dolng ,,7 fnr ,,,„•, ma»ter."". Ht 

* results are the W"*;,^ 1 ^ unto thine house," 

I nut g*t my fanrily'i 

and Summer Shoet 

while price, m m rt their 

low«srt. 

K»n that w* 1«T«. beer, we look to w n 

fto*. There 1» n« he«M wij tfl nWn "Mt 

Ml foam. 

.ol 

great »hout of happlneBS started o 

frleBds, The critics bad received their answer, but they r«ftised to dolng „_ for „,„, imn 

give up. For an boor or more they pergisteO in angry argument, rouoT through till the grades to 

until the meeting ended In a tumult. • InBnector, n up 

Can you imagine that day's issuo of the CnperBaimi News h 

rr WDL PAY Youf6tAffli^n5|p^^^p^ 

A HAPPY CHOICE FOR SUMMER 

W**PB ; Headley: ami the city commissioneri art to be 

|& Wngratulated upon their plans for summer music, 

iBWttf Wednesday afternoon. , .. 

Mi itl«tiop of I, Fred Marine as conductor of the 

*§telrfHf concert.orchestm is a particularly nipw one, 

trtttd muiician and a talented and versatile onJwtea 

'" t, who never fails to inspire thoee under mm, mi. 

"i is far superior to the average run of musica con- 

^ ,s. His ability, his experience, hie natural enthujn- 

M,ovar his home town, and his willingness to co-operate, 

W%W» in ideal leadir. •w*,, 

:

ie'$ 

Out- 

5, HOWEVER 

present guarantee 

t. thla' ailtrfct- will 

a [foCnWoweth, niperln- 

Atlantic City aenools, 

St^fctto the Ocean City 

lub last Friday night. 

tBrouihout South 

fa with the aefih' 

U«jK that tttey will nave 

, SJM Mid. Yet he added 

rMii • tie ' utmost eonf 1- 

IfttVi puMia and that If 

ftitBr •pMslble way to ear- 

f eopfleratloB and iaor!« 

people Ml the school 

In.d 

ar* *•; 

y , Aut I 

the tegehera, 

ddlfcw. to 

& 

t tome way out will l>o 

S J , », critical, because we 

,Opoi» one Industry, the ho- 

nets. We nil are ID th« 

«t' r We'iriUBt float togeth- 

sltuatlon like this 

Now Jersey in the past three 

yenra, state government exponscR 

increased 24.8 per cent. Current 

school. expenses decreased 17 per 

cent." 

Mr. Chenoweth said Hint At- 

lantic City school children Me he- 

ing taught good citizenship find 

the fact that one way of nchi 

iidvnruled I money 

ii 

h© appi p 

ed lo enlist his services in hehnll 

of the Hclinqls, if eioeted. 

He nninipil to the fact that (lie 

lack of sehool funds is due to the 

failure of townships ami niunici- 

P!ilit!es|to pay their sluio school 

tux. Tltis luje migiit lie all, or In 

part eliminated if nn ecoiiomj- 

progrunt ware enlisted in the 

iiiKiiwiiy Uepiiriment, he contend- 

ed. H» (liso spoke in fnvor of fl 

general economy platform. 

Tin' following lielegaiDs to the 

sliUe convention of federated 

clubs next month in Atlantic City 

wpff eiiHJted; MIH. dandy and 

Mrs. Charles 11, Hand, with Mrs. 

T. Waller Wiikiiison und Miss Ju- 

lia Si'iill as alternates. 

I Mr." iiid Mrs. G«OTJW ft TPh' 

ClVCS |of Beechwoori. arrived Tuendny tojBeroheh, 

Silver Wed«iigg 

visit their daughter, Mrs, Arthur Cuests of Mr, 

Hainen Brick. 

MWnMiof2SYea»iA 

Worn at Surpriie Fete. 

Mr. ami Mr,, Clarence 

A nonilniiilntt i"()mmi|tec com- 

prlK Miss Julia flciill, Mrs, Mn. 

hello Clohs mid Miss Liiiiva .tones 

wim ,ii)i)oilik>d. 

.Mrs. Klliol Hnpning, legiHlfttlye 

fiiiiiriiHiii, ri'iioriei! Hpim the re. 

Dem stalf iesiHiaiioii and hills 

aow in lioniniiiiee. Mrs, dandy 

served refreshment!*. 

Tax Delinquency 

Is Largest Here 

But Percentage is Under 

Wildwood, N. Wildwood. 

or 

Ocean Cliy hi 

iinqiieiiey (ban 

cipality in flip 

the pereeninge 

smaller lhaii in 

North Wildwood. 

The resort, nm I 

piilU in llip pnsi fi 

taxes nmcunUnii In 

a l.irper tax d«" 

iiij olhei muni 

M.iv i ounts luil 

Wlldwood .mil 

to it. Tile total 

w weeki*, has 

JnOM.r,21 owpd 

45.flO per cent 

or Ihe His levy Tor 1!1LJ2. Al the 

close of 1M1 the delinquency was 

38,f»l per rent nf Ilia lnx levy. 

North Wildwood leads the alatr 

In mxes owed, with ahum (10 per 

cent of the 1032 levy still oiit- 

stnndliig. Wililwonrt is next In the 

county with M,!Si per cent nnfril- 

lected. The nmnimt is ?:(HO,10S. 

Cape May Mill hns SlM.141 or 

103! taxes tn hp paid in. Thp 

iiercpiiliuro is t:].O2 \wr cent of 

Ihe tntnl levy. 

The state iivornpf of delinquen- 

cy is MM per cent, nn inerensp 

of 6 per cent over Inst year niid 

15 per cent over 1027, 

Legion Auxiliary 

Units in Se§§ion 

411 111 t mil present incidents 

n| the \niprii-all I ejriuH ûxiliarj 

i I Cjpp M,i\ Cuuntv wi'ie enter 

tainni it ilinnPi MonduN lii^ht at 

thr hiime uf Mi- John Phillips, 

Wililwnuii Mi- H.irrv \ Morns 

jnii Mr. LJII Sluiip ittemied 

frnin hnic 

Dinner «a fulliiwaii h\ i meet- 

ll'IT ii win li ileleirati!-. finm eai_h 

in the h%c unit-., C,nic Md\, Wiltl 

ml tmiit Hnu-p, ruLkahoe and 

cjn Tii\, «pie present Miss 

Miniiii- Km , ul Builnifrtun, =tate 

irsidPiit, «a Kur-t uf lumor jml 

l.riker She aiiianewl a plan fur 

i irinulwuhip lime \ nnminat 

liljr dilllinitti p »,i aiipnintnl, l«e 

riuiM to rU'itinn nf nfTiiPis 

ni \t muntli 

Yttri^ whirh nptnally 

"v,piilina day." 

The couple was presented with 

„ hollow Jver eOT flllci with Ml- 

ver coiir^Tlowers, ranis and ." 

Hiivc-r HerdcV^rp other K}\, 

, A collation waVserved at whii 1. 

! n weddinit cuke took HIP place "i 

honor. 

Present weip; Mins Elisabeth 

Breckley, Mr. and Mrs. Wil lam 

Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W, 

Powell and (IuuBiitef, Ruth; Mr. 

an»i Mrs, Thomas McClui*. Miss 

Bertha Sheldon, Miss Julin Scull. 

Mrs, Emma Stites, Miss Miiry (.or- 

on, Mi«s Emma Mnthis, Mr«. Hat- 

it, Murphy. Mrs, Mary Carretf 

on, Mrs. KIIRBI; Fprffusoii, Harry 

YoiinB, Clinton lireekley, Mrs, Hi- 

m Cheatwnod, Mr, and Mis. Fer- 

guson and 

HOTEL NEIL 

•IJTOPEPA 

Cylinders ground, carbon removed, new 

and rings may make your engine "better ^^ 

, , . and auto repair of this kind is our 

Our experts work on hour basis—or by 

Estimates gladly given. 

Powell's Modern Super St 

.14'1'lt NT. mill ASIiritV AVU. 

Nil riiiirtfi' When We full 1'iir und llclhcr Von. 

Ralph T. Stevens 

Solicits your support for the Republican 

tion for Freeholder at the Primary Ejection, 

Tuesday, May 16f 1933J 

Pledged to in economy program which include* i 

duction of Freeholder's Salaries from $2,300 a J | 

to $1,500 and FAIR COMPETITION in Countjj 

Contracts. 

—.Ortlereii uml pni.l fur hy Raljili T. Blevens 

three.rnnni house, fhe IlvIaK nnil 

dining rrioms being combined. An 

oddity in one bedroom is the nil- 

room ia one of the fonturen nfld 

the "Truhne," *hich tonsista of! Jualablp In in hed w hlrh 

nine furniihefl roonr< j 10 he hut ,1 sinule lied It 

Thp "Modein-ri.Twic" i>! n ap.iri un .1 nv.he1 

i Mfk pTMMTe •nanh, Vernnio ClpaninR Interior, 

.,Tn«ch|ng up A" Knst Spots ttitk Ilncn, roUMblnff Nickel 

*nd TRBEK Colt* ol Simoniz ~ 

OULEVARD 


. OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS 

HA1T,II ft SIIRBMK, WC, 

1 and Bay Avenue 34th and A»bury Avenue 

PHONE MJ 

For — 

SCHMIDT'S 

PHONE 

OCEAN CITY 838 

or 

[ello, SisI 

SOMERS POINT 596 

Promiit nelivery 

C M. C 

Distributing Co. 

PONTIA 

, can't come over 

today. Thought 

tmight worry, to X 

y, but 

id^t weekly re-1 

[frlctutly 

tiwbytefe- 

m 

FOR - • - 

BEER 

Good Beer 

PHONl 

OCEAN CITY 

394 

YOU'LL WANT A CASE IN 

YOUR HOME. 

R. H. Coney 

The ECONOMY STRAIGHT EiGl 

585 AMD UP, F. O. B. PONTIAC 

,., brings qualities 

that are NEW to 

the low price field 

Pontiac has brought entirely new standards of perform- 

ance and economy to the low price fleM, Here's a car-â 

big Sttaight Eight—that does not even resemble the $585 

car of yesterday! 

Pontiac is big, and it rides and drives as only a big, 

. weli-balaneed car can, The wheelbase is 115 inches, the 

curb weight (Moor Sedan) is 3265 pounds. New bodies 

by Fisher are roomier, more luxurious; seats are wider 

and deeper and more comfortable. New Fisher No Draft 

Ventilation, individually controlled, makes summer driv- 

ing cool and pleasant. 

Pontiac's modern Straight Eight incorporates the latest 

development in engine mounting—the five-point rubber 

cushioning that removes every trace of vibration! 77 

horsepower; 78 real miles an hour. Yet Pontiac's modern 

Straight Eight engine is so efficient that it costs no more 

to operate than many smaller cars. 

Come in for a demonstration. Then you'll agree that 

Pontiac is the outstanding car in the low price field, 

Stf ;; siftH 

AND TUB OCtAM CITY NEW*. GONIOUDATEO 

Red Men's 

n Offles! 

it, nj Hmtn At, CITY. NEW JTOY, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 

Regulars in Rut, 

Headley Asserts 

In Wild wood Talk 

getter H»ve Qsm on State 

Road* Th«n Allow One 

School to d 

[NO MUDSLINGING 

FOR INDEPENDENTS 

(Tenebaum Say* Legislators 

Discuss 'Stink Bomb' Bills' 

u Jobless Go Hungry, 

TVtat Is said to Uave bten one 

ot the liugoBl pod most riitlma- 

Iaitlc meeiings of the ourrent 

Mpalfn i"ok place Tuesday 

nlfit when about 4000 peraonit 

jmnmed tht Wildwood Higli 

School auditorium to hear Indc 

pendoni Repulillcnn candldntOH 

outline what they Intend to do it 

elected. 

K feature of the ffieetlni was 

tkt endnriemenl of a proirnm 

divold at "mud ullnglng," Mrs, 

Deris Bradway, Wildwond pom- 

DJUloner and acting mayor, who 

prtsldtd, declartd they would 

IMY« mud sUnglni to the oth«r 

jldateB, Ralph T. Btevenn, 

lldati for frijfliokti'r. Bald 

mad -illnglng wai only for the 

purpose of sidetracking real la- 

Mil and that the Independents 

do not Imve to resort ti> it, 

i 

A llfnlficant fact wsa that 

Jljyor George A. Redding, of 

NMth WlldSood ,n "regular" 

JttBir fat yeara, was preaer^ and 

MBi r BtUlated the candidates uf- 

the mMting, Thundiroua up- 

flN ahmik the hall when IIIB 

umc wan mentioned by Mr, Ste- 

vens. 

Holnnd Cornon, Wildwood lui 

UBIM man, Stevens' running 

Mil for (reclinlder, declared he 

tltt jald dearly for being govern- 

td lor many yearn, and accepted 

Uu jlw» on the tieket only in 

* to help pul county govern- 

Stan a more buslneuallke bu 

''yt want jn|n to work 

t ttam, and not tor 

it «ald, 

-SHnW mmW BHI«. 

, Teneabatim, Wildwood 

Hicltor and pr«sldont of 

bar aMHltttm ajul" 

osaemblynWo, (Hbit \m- 

ft;*fcro he inrt^ttilfWMijW 

I are dlicuulhi "atHili bortib" 

P When they Hbould be Miylrii 

kkobl aytem and rellcvine 

d 

Read Says 'Bridge Photo' 

Wasn't Of Bridge At All 

Was Taken Mile Away in Bayous As 

Work" Started on Ijike Golf Course 

That old photograph published last week of Mayor Harry 

Heailley turning the flrat spadeful of earth for,the original 

bridges between here and Somerii Point, had nothlnK to 

, The bill wu^ prenapd by iei^^ 

Chartis H,"BUitotfc s»tt ftoiiainiwi^w^ 

if U being introdu(Bid'bj» SttaattWIf 

Brdi, in; ord§r to ji»yen| mny possible 

Bridge Fete 

Pack City, Hope 

Huge Crowd Expected for 

Dedication Week End. 

Whenthti, . 

Binned IW ,tt«, \ 

d 

Abandoned Baby 

Haa New Parents 

Couple Who Lost Their 

Own Baby Adopt Him. 

The baby boy, found two weeks 

Ujgo on the porch at the home of 

'THr, and Sirs, Joseph Notarangalo, 

485 central nv.. Ocean ("Hy. and 

since kept at the Atlantic Shores 

Hospital. Somers Point, was le- 

gally adopted yesterday. 

The names of his new parents 

were not divulged by Dr. H, Bos. 

tin White, head of r the hospital, 

who negotiated the adoption. He 

did say they were out-of-town res- 

idents, however, 

A young counle, who lost their 

own child by death a few weeks 

ago, called at the hospital last 

week to see the infant, who is 

about four and ahalf months old. 

He is about the same age as their 

own child would have been, so 

he steps into their home tn mend 

a pair of broken hearts. 

Henry Y. Clouting, nape May 

County,, freeholder, and director of 

charities, secured the adoption 

papers for the young couple. 

A GENERAL, •. MO TO R S V A L u 5S5 

The Blue Ribbon Garage 

1000 ASBURY AVENUEÔCEAN CITY 

| ; ;Wor mutters: "The 

XQU a canne itnie of 

(|*tt dam It." 

ta 

i a runner-up does- 

to much is after 

Young, 

Enb 

Clare. .Fault, 

"and 

at Hattorai. 

channel bass 

The iRrmit. 

mi landed 

atures s » 

fs used by the 

to »nd goin» 

tho 

the local flshermen to be lita (tueata 

for hreakfart at the ôsevilU 

Club, 

The inland on which the >club Is 

located ii ofie of the l«it dcytl- 

oped ieetlom of the enuntry, Wild 

horses, wild cattle and other wiii 

mals roam the island «t will, Th» 

Goosivilit Club owns about 1,000 

acres, extending across the islaii,! 

from the bay to the oc«an. Dm 

of tht features is » landing n*ld, 

l f used by the mtonbtrs 

City Commissioner 

Campbell was taken 

•William H, 

to Hahne- 

mnnn Hospital. Philadelphlii, on 

Tuesday morning, for observation 

nnil special trantment. He went in 

tun city BmbulMice, 

Mr, Campbell rallied after blnod 

tranHfHslonB two weeks ago, but 

In order to make his recovery 

permanent, his physician. Dr. Jflhil 

B, Townsend, has advised spefiial 

freatinent. Dr, William R. Wll- 

Ilnras, an expert on internal trou 

blj>s, will have charge of the 

treatments, 

Dr Townsend sain Mr, Camp- 

bell probably wiH be at the hos 

pital ahout two weeks. 

tf, of Dreril Hill, 

1,0,8 srrlwd for the swion.-He Is 

lctd tt 90S Pk i 

1,0,8 srrlwd for the swinHe 

located tt 90S Park pi. ud wll 

i 

Coniiiierce Chamber 

To Meet Tuesday 

The chamber of commerce will 

meet Tuesday at 8 p, rh., in its 

leadquarters at 10th st, and West 

v, 

Mrs, Rosalie T. Howe, secre. 

ary, reported yesterday that 

ratifying results have been ob= 

alned from the memborshin 

drive, now under way ,ond that 

if will enable the chamber to pro- 

ceed with plans that have been 

held in abeyance due to lack of 

funds, - 

LoveUnd Endorsed. 

French B. Loveland, resort at- 

torney, was endorsed list night by 

both the Democratic Club ami the 

Roosevelt Club for state senator. 

He is beinp opposed by Evans G. 

Slaughter, of Wilclwooil. 

Woman, 71, Goes on 

Airplane Ride Here 

Mrs, Jennie Sonneborn, 71, of 

Tacony, a , Kuest , of Lau- 

ra White, 21 W. 14th at. for th« 

Bast fhree weeks, enjoyed her 

first airplane tide last Sunday. 

Fred Borhiin. who was the ni. 

lot, flies his nlane from the 18th 

st, flvinjr field, from where, he 

will qarry passengers this sem- 

son, ' 

Mrs, Sonneborn declared after 

,her ridt, "AtttomobiliB are new 

Who Swallowed, 

Pin is Recovering 

After nearly two weeks of ser- 

ious completions,. Barbara Chew, 

seven-mon(hs-old daughter of Mr, 

and Mrs- Gunge M,/Chew, egg 

Bay av,, h Miorted improving,. •' 

i Barbmra s^lowed-«ri ,ope« k r 

ty pifi a lew weeki sga and the 

only way it could be removeid was 

by art operation on the stomach. 

Following the operation blood poi- 

BOiiinB set in. Two blpoj transfus- 

ions were Kiven, Dr. Nevln B, 

Sfiitz, formerly with Dr, Allar 

Corson, and Dr, John B, Townsend 

blood* on one uccaiion and 

nn internR at HBhneman'* l HospitBl' 

on the other, ' , 

The infant (eems on th© %vay to 

iKovery riow, ' 

Pfpgram on Pier is 

Postponed One Week 

The musical prog.'am planned 

for. Sunday afternoon at the mul- 

Ic pavilion has heon postponed a 

week, it was amiuuced yesterday 

by Miss Louisa T. rornon, in 

charge of arrangeiiifciifs. 

The program of songs had been 

planned for t!ii« Sunday as a cli- 

max to the national musio week, 

Next Siindny's program, nnd 

those who will take part, will bo 

published next week. 

Motorcycle PoUce 

Given Night Sticks 

The two police department mo- 

iorcycles, an well aa all police au- 

tomobiles, were equipped with 

heavy nightsticks this week by 

nider nf Acting Chief Jack 0, 

Jernet, 

The clubs are effective Instru- 

ments to use in'emergencies, the 

chief explained. Foot policemen 

were equipped with the night 

sticks three weeks ago, 

Errickson Head of 

County Tax Board 

The county, board of taxation "or- 

aniied for the coming year Men- 

lay, at Court House, Guv Brrlck- 

ion was re-elected president and 

" Allan'. Wales, of Cape May, took 

I place on the hoard for another 

erln. ; 

Plans calculated to pack Ocean 

City to capacity, the week end of 

June 10, were being perfected'tmp 

meek by Morgan-IUnck rust, Am- 

rican Legion, which in B|»onsoring 

the dedication of the new Ocean 

City-Somern Point bridges on that 

The bridges will b» dedicated as 

World War memorial. That it 

ill be one of the most outstand- 

ing celebrations in Ocean Citys 

history is the hope Of the poat- 

Plnns include competitive 

marching by various drill teams 

from New Jersey and PennitylvEn- 

la. prominent speakers, a recepT 

tlon and d$nce. 

Want* HonBinn Rates. 

The committee will also endeav- 

or to induce most of the pflrtici- 

Dttnta and viators to remain over 

night, and Harold S. Paris,, of 601 

Sth st.- chairmen «f the housing 

committee, desires,to obtain com- 

oletc information-about rates iahd 

tricts flatt" 

from V»V 

taxes- ' 

The 

holders. 

»hdw « 4 

quent. «od tK»t-,1 

are lo # 

a 

proval 

talfaed 

loner of , , .,, 

through the v»lrl(»l%j{ 

crinttndent#. ' 

The county .will $ 

state trewmw" "" 

db 

Bcoamodatkait 

Bo»rtiir« mnd 'rooming,/house 

VH 9^* 

as hotels, ire reabeged, to . 

inforirtBtlon to Mr. Paris. He pat- 

ticukiri" vinti to,know both dai- 

ly and week-end rates for single r 

and double rooms, and whethei jmttbl(s value 

lUte. In ttMi , 

state, sad th«f" 

rvd to V 

thoufh the 

been B»U 

Will IRMM •• 

to itbei state: 

Wktn tbe 

paid, tb« d r 

the state, and -it* 

evidence ot loaeB 

f ntfte, 

•tate 

d. / b 

«ead 

W»lned » 

provMM 

Such 

op«rnte i~tiorV oa tht i J too slow'tor me — it's 

or not there is a both attached. 

Thousands Expected. 

From hotels and larger rooming 

houses, he wants rates for group!; 

ot five or more, for both Saturday 

and for the week end. Charges 

for breakfast where meals are 

served, and any other informatlor. 

will be welcomed,, 

To Nab Hertzler on 

Embezzlement Charge 

When James M, Hertller, form- 

er resort druBgist, of 719 8th rt, 

steps out of jail, some ,20 days 

from now, he will be turned over 

to federal authorities, it was 

learned this week, , 

Hertller is now serving a SChday 

sentence for the'sale of liquor'm 

Ocean City. He was eommittiid 

uniler a city ordinance, last week. 

The federal detainer has been 

placed in the hands of Sheriff. Wil- 

liam B. Powell, It charges em- 

hexilemcnt of U, S. postal funds. 

The charge was not explained 

further than tliatL 

Simms* Restaurant 

Opens 23rd Season 

Tomorrow (Saturday)' Simms 1 

boardwalk restaurant will,, W-open 

for its 23rd season. Thejreitau 

rant. as in the past, will be under 

the tilrect supervision "i its own- 

or, Floyd Ci Simms. 

Burkhardt Coal Co, 

Opens Office Here 

The Burkhardt Coal Company, 

of Atlantic City, has opened a 

branch at nth st, and West av., 

under the management, of B. J. 

Yetfer, of this city. 

addition V 

the fity, s 

Bands ot dplUrp, 

ueatlon Is 1 likely 

tlon rrom other 

(Coallniwl < 

Guilty, Says Jt 

But Urgwrj| 

William Blevin, ^' 

was convicted «f a 

eharge bv a iurv 

deliberation, Mond 

jury recommended 

chargei involved a girt? 

years old. 

Blevin will be aenti „ 

week by Judge Falmtr' 

Isolate to* 

BE81IT,TS 

KESTAX 

Harvey Cobb, of; 

onial Hotel, 131 Atll 

spent 64c in Thi ; 

Ledger classified « 

mint, aavtrtislBr Bftv 

meiit. The afl M " 

apartment for *17G. 

er Williams, chttl .,.„_ 

at LatenA Ho«p!t«I?l 

aelphla, lo;' 

'^nfl I lot iJ 

deposit," •; *S%&•,&* 

displaying the '. 

Last Year's Runner-Up In 

Mibs Tourney Out Of Race 

Wildwood Boy, Almost National Champion in 1932, Is 

Noted Out by Cousin; County Finals Tomorrow. 

LOAN DESIRED 

dtalrcn 10 borro* 4 or 6" 

Ian •bout 2 WK PI*t^j 

cority RsferwtM. Brttr' 

ger Box 2i- Otean CIW 

FOE MIS'r'lbMI!: 

ply asBHI Point 

FOR BAtE 

A 

AMrtinint, 

FOR RENT 

One half 

sir mt. 

AI 

ftmti, 

Bwln 

d 

Thonilaa, 

TOE BAlSSttorttbW 

Ins M.cklnr. tiie national 

tourniiment looted noon nim M the 

likely;«hner î-FrtSS. JHs w# 

expeettd to ramp Wron^l the pre- 

limi wiMiîWi ; 

. Ch^mpiOTJÎftt" „ 

will meet here toinop 

county trtle-iHij-* 

Seycn of fte Y'i) 

naw have ttw.v. 

dm City, lolmfl „ 

«wt: B. Oatf&J|ll«W» 

nil 

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