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POBUC SCHOOLS
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1 tODBUaaaa trass tint Face.)
[arjorie. Btntbam, Katharine
.: Smith attd.noreoetOotitienaur*
•HJprMmaeMdmg.''' LoeUe Town
send and Jolw Qrowtben.
mUt*
,"Holly
Naiankl
Dm. '.Werw X-Mae BilU.',';'.' ' '
BeattaUoa^Hajr Aotvti. ^
aedtatJon,'^rWinae Chiar,^ Anna
' ttMtetb \ • ' V";
'•Christmas flw Come,"Bernlce Hoff-
nint*f,t t * • •
Bnog. -TheSoonif Songs." Class**.
"Salute to Santa." Margaret Flowers
-Cbrtottns* Sheaf.". Herbert Wetxel
, and Joseph Wrlgtln*.
'WbaMdttleCwk*.Woold See on
. Chrl*tmMEve."8yltreater Matbto.
••CbrrttmaaTrac," HeMa Matbhv
Song, "Septa Clans," Claim.
-Tbe Frost." Irrln Holt.'
"Angsl Vetaa," Julia Urowtber.
•Tbe Child," Joseph Meahan.
"MMesgeof the Holly," Esther Me-
Glnnto.
hiimil Birthday." Alma Campbell,
Frances Bevan, Bemlee Hoffman,
• Katharine Staelman, Eva Wlnter-
. bottom and Margaret Price.
Song. ••Silent Night." Cleats*.
Recitation. "Bltpd "and. O»f." Lyda
Cboroa. "A Wondertal Tree "
BedUtfcHi, "A Cbrtotmai Candle."
> vBUpab»lh Stewart. , •
ReeltatkMi, William BmHb. . •
Recitation, "Bearing Santa," Rogw
BUelman.
Reettatlon, Paul PeleggL •
"A Cbrbtmaa Tret," Jnlla'
PellggU
•The CbrlstmM Story." E. Behuroh.
Oramatttailon of "Tbe Night Before
"Keeping Chrlstma*," Florence Gocta-
enanr, Madalene Matble and Ella
• Scythe*:
Song. "Silent Might," Cleatea.
••Good TfcUngs," Allee BUxxard.
"ChrMma* to Holland," Matilda
Conklln.
•Mettle Christmas," Margaret
- doubled, heaald: and be added that be
daw* tWnktbe cost would be gnmt.
^Iilibold bf ipjui.for the board to give
U» •ubjaet'^due Swnsldentlon, Mr.
J W H d ; * "- •' < ' '
tnuai
and Freda Bmltb.
Joeeph Wrlgglne.
B i d " Hb
Oad^ Joeeph Wrlgglne.
"Snow. Brigade," Herbert Wetxel.
Jomph Beavea. AUred Headley
and-JoeephW^gglM.
i
>atglTentoalltb«JewatoenrolltbeiD.
*'' -take an oath of fldeltty to Caesar and
s'..'tbeklogv.Tbla'was the•acca.lpn oT
•..^-^^.-^^r JMepb and Mary to
.-^NpdoobMioth saw tbe
l|i| Uw unexpected decree
-them to- tbe very place
.the"prophets, the
rinai *JM«•••••• -*- e w w—- • -.—• —— —-
Cnoras.-8blneOot.Oh Bls**«dOt«rP'
BedtaUon, "I Can't See Why,"
" ^ ^ f t o g n - U . Age,"
nd QnartBV'JoHyOMBt.ni
oT BaeitaUpa. ••Saute Will
^^
waktfaaeo&tantearaTan roVte.
..^Ordtnairpeople traveled on foot,
•' h«t^iwa«rai»JaJiideaoottoflodan
•MvlUiaaeblamUy • TnetodetaUg.
!l oa little,
d
tte hackney andUiebeajt
Mar* traveled to-
wbon tlw (MUck of
heart tftha
Itocmplcatha
tha
a ereaecnl; be-
T thecretcentle
of tba
j'-Aidahe
K«Jothe»aod
_n
fiemember
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iltatloa, • '•A . PiogramlHf Aga."
tianltathMi
ManaaBbwkman.
Sooc, "8ante«aoe.'' Oeoll MeKImm.
BeeHathn, .''Santa's 'Betodear," Jos.
Bonard
Extrdse, "Coming," Blbabetb We*
eolt, Anna Smith. Anna Price,
Bertha Field. UeeU McKtmm,
Helen Breekley. Amla bongo,
Margaret Haft*end Kenneth..
Bedtatton, "Santa Clans, Dear Saute
Clans," EUswoctb Kraoas.
BedteUon, "Dolly'a CbrUtmaa Gift,"
' Harab McGlnnls."
My CbrMmas Doll,"
Christmas"
•BOOMO GRADE B AND rlBBT OBADE A.
Bong, "Joy Bells of Christmas Tide,"
School.
BedUtlon, "My Cbnatma* OoU."
Edith Collins.
Exercise. "On the Cbristma* Tree."
. Cedl MeKImm and Newell Oliver.
Recitation, The Eavesdropper,"
Ige Hancock.
"Tbe Fairies' Holly Swine/'
Sarah McUlnnte, Anna Smith,
Jeanette, Darby, Cecil McKlmrn.
Vera Stout, Lenora Adam*. Anna
Price, Vlda Busby, Ellen Mackey,
Etma Nixon, Marion Trout, Hacel
Hill and Edith Collins.
Beettannn, •'Christmas," Junior
'Steven**-
Exerdat. "An Easy Riddle," Tboma*
Barlow, Bulb Prattt, Hilda Bice.
NlebolM Reglne,8amnel Breekley,
Leona Bosxard, Bornt Johnson,
Hilda lake and Jame* Mandella.
"When Santa Clans
Comes," Buss Collins.
Bong."Banta's Coming," Boy Plander.
Junior Steven*, Fred. Bosbay,
WUlnjrH*Jne*rTbcme»rBaTlow7
• Earl Seaman, Nelson Boyd, Edw.
Bosbay. Kenneth Miller. Lodge
Hancock, Charles Cox, Ellsworth
Krauss, Ecbardt Brown, Tbomaa
Everlngbam and Joseph Bastard.
Recitation. "A Million Blocking*,"
Tbomaa Evetingham.
Bedtatlon, -A Busy Reason," Wllllla
Heine*.
"A Christmas Exercise," Edyth
Powell, Grace Jusltoon. Vlda
Bniby. Ruth Wiley, Sarah Me-
Glnnis. Marlon Trout, Ellen M~
Song, "CbrMmaa," School.
Tba schools will re-open • Thondsy,
January S.
Notice of SetUeaeiL
City
eOMNTltrVI MANt •
Par a Cny.Hall ftUMioa-Will •* Re-
ABBOTTS'
Alderney Dairies
•* Oessa City oa or Bsfsrs Janu.
aiy tltk WU.
n» roOa«ln> wnl give a ctnsrsl Idea
of what UtaU
Ttm tMUIdtaaj. wltt bs located on th»
But amr « Ktath atrsat riBA 'Aitxay
"on tha'Asbwr iranit aide. The
list floor of tba *•—"'-> win be entirely
taken op tor Fire Department purposes,
inctudlnc haatlnt; apparataa and room
arlde street, also a work room and
tonnttas loom (or the Bremen, this floor
Willises SBd open on Ninth street.
The main entrance teadlnc from the
terrace to B>e second floor ann tie on
Aibury avenua. The second floor mue
have two rooms, one for the nse ot No. t
•Irs Company and the other for the use
of No. S Fire Company; to be practically
tbe sana alas and have a bath and toilet
In each.-also a dormitory for the paid
Seventh St. and West Ave.
Ocean City, N.J.
Choloej Paly Product*
p_Hg. a***. BJJM
Ask for Booklet of Specialties
Delivered Both Phone*
Ejes Enmined Witbont Drops
•tent wUh
thspremlsee.
,_ __... _. _J* second floor and an
the third floor to contain a meeting; room
(or the Commissioners and offlcesfor the
various departments ot the city, also a
City Lock-up and Police Court. There
moil be offices (or the Mayor. Coramls-
•loner o( Finance and Commissioner of
public Works. Collector's office with a
III
Notlee to Limit Creditors.
evectoi's offlce. Director of the Bureau
ofHealth and Cbarttlee olflee. Solicitor-,
office, and room for Electrical Devices
and spaces for Telephone ezchanse. and
^^nirid^pr^hi^VortK
bulldlns to be of stone or brick or both.
The Clerk's offlce should be adjacent
to (he Mayor's omee. and the CoUector.e
olBce and Treasurer's offlce adjacent to
[he ofnee of the Commissioner of Finance.
No provision Is to be made for the uw
of horses In the Fire Department. Th
bulldlns to cost amroslmetebr WIWIOO.
BOBERT FISHER,
Commleeloner*
The Pontiere
BOOT K SHOE
REPAIRING
-SHOP
REPAIRINO NEATLY DONE
9tu» Asbify At*. Oenw CUy. It X
nua spaes is reserved tor
W. L. BERRY,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
. NO. M SOUTH SBCOND ST.,
A. W. ELY
W|sajtala> asMl Atlaatle avm,
Avumo om, •.«.
ahore raet une liaane Poor. •'
s. BsUPbonsllta.
JAOOB 8CHUFF
THE PIOMEEB BAKERY.
•e. 700 «tk«|«itMs, ami OH, •. J.
R. Curtis Robinson
Conveyancing and
Insurance
jtotary BahUc end Commlealewer ot Deed* .
INos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue
OCBAN CITY, N. el.
Money'to Loan oo Bond and Mortgage
I. S. CHAMPION
MANUFACTUPICN OF
STMCTLY PURE ICE CREAM
H o t e l s a d o o t t s c e T r a d e a H t l
Ala itMa
14-^abrth and'Pleasnre avenue.
17—Eleventh and Bay avenue.
IB—Fourteenth and Pleasure ave.
~42=BNond~and*Asbnryavenne;—
49—Fourth and Asbniy avenue.
45-Elghtb and Aabory avenue.
46—Tenth and Asbury avenue.
48—Thirteenth and Aabory avenue.
49—Sixteenth and Asbury avenue.
61—North and Central avenue.
6*—Sixth and Central avenue..
67—Eleventh and Central avenue.
87—Twelfth and Wesley avenue.
68—Fourteenth and Wesley avenue.
73—Fourth and Ocean avenue.-
76—Seventh and Ocean avenue.
76—Ninth and Ocean avenue.
82-SMond and AtlanUo avenue.
•8—Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace
In 1912
served through this office obtained results.
1 Consequently the business (not including in-
surance) exceeded $243,000.00.
t 'S V ' I
,D &ft A «»-opp6rtunities together with increased facilities
and the same policy in conducting my business
greater results
Cburcb and Sockty Wotk
Specially
HE SENTINEL PRINT
ING HOUSE is Equipped
to do your work as Ar-
tistically and as Satisfactorily as you
can get it done in Philadelphia.
Give us your order. We'll do
the rest.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
744-46 flSDum BV6. OGeBD CilgJ. J.
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL •^"j O** 1 **!
00EAN CITY. N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1913
Ocean City Sentinel
rubllebed Weekly a
I. U.
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
Editor'and Proprietor
•1.00 Per Veer, Strictly in Advance,
CITY DIRECTORY.
• crrv OFFICIALS
Board of OnmmlaaloneK—Mayor anal Prul*
• dent, Harrj Hisadley; OonunlaUoner Vlnanoe
ant Aeoonute, B. Howard Thorn? Commit
•loner ol Pnblle Improvements, Pabllc Parks
and Properly, Bobrrt Plaber.
city Oierk-Jotm K. Adume.
Treasurer —Holla Uaneuon.
Vullouior—K. W. Uorlelao.
tihler or Pollee-HanineTtienll.
e lldlnalmpootor-H. A. W.Hmllh.
Preal-
c y Holloltor—A. A. Uoereli.
Hoard ot Kdoeatlon—A. J.
deal: M. W. Adams. Vice Pn
HmUh. Beeretary; lUehard B.
City Hapennieiwient of Behoof*—Pro!* Ja
CHURCH SERVICES,
Viral II* JEe Church, corner fjemr&l Avsnae
ana Kls»tb "Iwet, K*a». l)r. J. B. UtUoca
paelor.
Homing service, lOSOc evening trwto.im.
Prayer meetlns, Wedneaday evenlna,7Jio.
donaay •cbooT, tit Mark W. Adama,
anperlnienaenl.
Baud ofTniMteee -Preeldent.
, U. H. liowrer; treuarer,
.„ Iwud M.Uatoa. Wm. U.
uibb. John Mane. Ueorge O. Adams, O. B.
Parker. KUV.Utewan.
r
aetlnga Hundaymomlng.ajB.John
- -—evenlna. 7.U. Mn.
- evening, Xc
R. W. Edwanlv&&<
uibb. John Mane.
Parker. KU P. Ulen
Claea MaeOnge—anndayi
ttrSl.tr£S.r M< JSiday 1
Uonui leader.
Ibectrarcn
Friday eveoins, Vonn
Tneeemeeun«ai>rooeid
onnn
eidln
innt'Freebytenan Cnnren. Weeley avenue
and Heventn iM. Uev.Vbu. u. Uonnsr,
psetor. Monday eervlece, UUu ud s
- - ^
Junes U. Welih, enoerini
ocloefc.
Hoard of Troaleee—Lewis M. Cnase. pn—
Ideati Jobn H. Uroves, woretary: UmU K.
Hmllu, ueaeuren Joxepn 1. Hcull, John K.
Townaeadand Warren W. Urawo..
i^l'r * - I"
I, ." ' I.
In 1913
.^. ''
B. J. HANN
Ifocal representative for the
largest individual owners of
Ooean City real estate.
The Bell's Responsibilities
Hue Company recognizes its obligation* to the Public *vi
make* iu chief endeavor the efficient discbarge' of every duty.
The rendering of-a comprehensive local and long
telephone eervice u a task made possible only when
Onr. > lotto
moet modem etandarcb •
- Oar employees are aa courteous aa they are competent,
and eitand to aeaiyone the same considerate treatment;
And our mimt ^^y mmm welfare la instuvd tbrougb rttcocid*
Don of rairhfulnesa and aUCtr at least to the extent of proper
it is the aim of the Company to famish standard teliphotw
FAIR RATES, rates which
thai
wai
WUIprovid* adequate 1 for replaeins worn out •
obsolete pleotj
Will allow, a reasonable jrerarn on the inveetment.
The Company may then develop a telephone.system which
wQl give everyone the highest degree of satisfaction.
These are tbe responsibilities and obligations to which wo
subscribe, feeling that the people of this locality wBl co-operate
with os at all times in onr efforts to famish the efficient and uni-
versal Bell Service.
p. m.; Hot*/Communion, nret Hunday lo.«.
£.m.,thlrat>unday7J»a. mN Holy daya Iu
a. m.; Hundaj eebool a p. m.
"BU Augiutlne-a Homan Ualholle Vhnieb
Aebory avenue, between Thirteenth and
troufeentn ate, Bev. John J.Hweeney, Bastor.
aaiaM,«,SBiidiao-cloelu^ ••—"••
Thun.. rri. ud Bat. MIM.. J«n. 3. J. 4. «t 8 30
Pop«UrM»t.Smt.«i»
Immanuel Baptlat C'hureh. Wesley avenue,
below Ninth atreeu Rev. Arthur u«, putor.
Monday* ervioea.uUD «. m. aDa l.u, p. BIA
..—r Wedneeday e\enluiK MI 7ii
. sMTtheS. M.- Mo/ —
Union Tabernacle llaptlat Cbnreb, Klghtb
elraetand Wart avenueVBev. V/m. Kemp
putor. Bunday aervlees, preaching: 11 a.m.
and a p. m. Prayer meetings o'olook Jfrldajr
erenmib omcen or the board-VbarleeM.
Howard, chairman; U. Han, church clerk:
Jobn Kppa,tnasiirer.
Bt. James A. M. K. Uhnreb, comer Hevenlh
1 tlavenavenue Ocean CUy. M. J., J. H, Mqe.. Tew tad Wed. Ena, Jta. «. 7. s. M 830
Wtdaeidar. Matinee »t 3.30 -
Macedonia at. B. Church. Tenth atreet and
-aimpwn avenue, above Hearting Uepot, the
BevHTw. H. BrlddeU. paioar. Bervtcee. U
a. DIM iiundiiy aebool. xjn p. inj CbrMlao KB*
deavor meeting, 7JB p. m. Preaehlag, S p.
m. • , ^^_
CHURCH S0CIBTIB8.
PIBST paaaBrraaiaB uanaoa.
-Ladles- Auxiliary society meets nret Mon-
day evening or each month. President,
an, Tnomae Ixalle; Vlee-Pnaldent, Mr£
shrank Hcbnelder; ireasorer, Mra. l^w"
riasr M. K. oausoH
H^Oertrod
MSIIJonn D 5.OandJfJope
Iniaaunf ;Mn.
lntendent Jon-
I, C.B.SMITH,DistrictM^- It Ytmon ind Pielfle ifasaes
I
The Bed
Of Real
RestfulneM
Sleep in a Bernstein Bed. and you'll
realize ALL the comfort sound 'sleep can
give. No creaks or jars to disturb your
slumber. No racking or looseness to
weaken die.bed. Only three pieces.
"charles'E.!Adams;& Bro.
7ao-aalAsburyjAvenue j
Ocean City, N. J.j"
M S I I J n 5
IO UeSn?"unlon, H. 8. Mowrer, prseideat;
ratker MUler.ueanirer.
HOLY TainiTV caoaoB.
Parlab Uolld-flrn Monday In the month.
Women'! aulld, every Wednesday njn_p. m.
Women's Ansillary Mlalonary. law Thun-
day In the month.
SBCRBT SOCIBTIB5.
ueean tiuy lodge, Mo. in, jr.andA.sL,
o'
He
Booy,
seeretsry, Ueorge
' Ocean City Lodge, No. 06, K. or p., meets
Brat and third Honday evenings or each
month In K.ol P. hall, Aabury avenue, near
Heventb etreet. O. tt. Mark Xajie; K. or B.
and Ck. B. Howard Thorn.
Iota Cooncll. No. US, Jr. O. V. A.
Wlllsbvweretarj. _ "*"
Ooean City Oooncll, No. 10. D. ot A., meeU
very Tbnnday evening In K. of P. hall,
Iba Balllo WTlLaBe, secretary.
Prealdenl.
A. Hoarseols.
P.O.H. ol A-.
jamplon'e b
i (Secretary,
Damp IS, P. O.-of A« meeta every B
MM0P.BL,laK.or?.ball. Uara J
recording tjcrelary
« meeta every
ball Uara
recording txreury.
STSSJI,
Lor F P.
Tbe Ooean city
Uon masueeeond —
Pnement.uaono O.
aowardTbarn.
of eaeb month,
asontary, B.
WMe LAKE, C. E.,
Real £
Otis M. Townsend
A Practical Beasjiore Arobiteo
Licensed by the Btate. • -> •>
EIGHTH STREET. OPP. P. O
. OCEAN CITY N. J..
MORGAN HAND,
ATTORNEY and
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
p VMWB MAM couBvr aoajsB, M* a.
(Oppostta PnbUo BtUldlaW.
W. aoLTAKAa. ABDaaw o. Boewsu.
OFFICES
ApgcU* & Boswell,
AHBUBY A'
Mumas taj CHAJtozar,
) BIT:
MUBandBIOl
OFFICES
Godfrey & 'Godfrey,
Booms OS, SIS and m
BartleU Bolldlng. n n
ATLANTIC.CITY. N.J.
JAMES M. E. HILDRETH
' Counsellor-at-Law
and Bollellor, Master and Kiemlner In
. . Chanoery .
TOWNSEND GODFREY
Attorney-at-Law
HsrtleU BuUdlnc At Ooaan Oily aatnrdaye
Atlantic city 027 Wesley ave.
B -
D A V I S
Attorney at Law
400 Atlantic Ave
Ocean City - New Jersey
Atlutie City Theatres
POLLO IIIiATKE
A Production by Schuberiug and Lamb
4
\i\4\\T
An originalKfifty play from the Pen of
WUh a cast of well-known players
IT.. 2Jc.5Oc.7Sc.ll.tUO; Mat..3Sc. 50c. TJc. tl
iLlLiU the
Lonesome Pine"
Than., rri.. So. Ena., Jan. 9.10.11
Ike Inionns Traveler
Yt N. GRISCOM, M. D.
EIGHTH BT. AND WE8LEV AVK.
Both Pbonte-Bell, IK laterJIUIe, 11O-A
Offlce Uonra- Until 10a. a. From 6 to 8 p. m
Mo offlee hours Honday.
At Blebard Townaead'e, Palermo. * Jo to S3)
p. m. dally. Bell Pbone, Farmer's Line, tut 1
i,M.D. Klou. m
Uonrs
s-10s.m.
Mp.]D.
7-Bp.m.
8i8 Wesley. Avenue
Ooean City fNew Jersey
'interstate ia>-A.
DR. W. P. HAINES
COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVt
OCIAN CITY.' N. J.
IHto 10 a.m.
OKP1CB HOUBB: tl to 1p.m.
|8lo8p.m.
Pbonea: Bell «U-W; lnler«Ute 100-A
TelepbonmJJ _
HEBSOHEL PETTIT, M. D.
DOT WESLEY AVE.
OCEAN CITY". NEW JERSEY
Office Honrai Until am a. m.
llo«p.m.
6 to 8 p.m.
QR. CHARLES B. RIDER
e-i Dentist •«
809 Central Avenue
OCKAB OITV.'S. J.
Ceaee ss< Braian Daaai T.llrl Attltln
Hashes' Central Pharmacy
CUblk St sel Wnkjr Av«.
Y O d "
j
"r-bone Your Order*"
Ball24a-A. Both PUonw. InKir Hlutc
14-H. Preecrlpllona jwcurntely ooni.
pounded (rom aline orfreabdrusMand
cbemlmlN. Huda louuuiln open all £
winter. Ice Cream, oar own make, •
eerved In IbrmorieeflreainNotlaM.iinn. £
daee.oreold In bulk. Agency for 111*
Norman Bain Hpray, on idral llirl»l-
maaglR. Open Handayli. V In IOK0 H.
tu«* I to Up. m. and fl to7J0 p. m.
J. THORfOEV HUGHES, Msa.ger
Derlarla PMrsiarjr
Wrltlag Pattr rerrawrjr FaesUls r>o»
Great Reduction in Millinery
(1(U» HaU al HOXn
SKOOHataatSIIIW
• «.(» HaUal t tne election of direc-
tors for the ensuing year,, and for tbe
transaction of auoh other business aa
before tb
C. B. STH.WKIA, Bec'y
STRANGE FI8B
PUZZLED THEM
Ocean City I,ife-eaven' Catch
Proved to be of the Angel
Variety.
Kooch Homers and the other men of
tbe life saving station at Tblrty-elxtb
street, this city,''were ponied Saturday
over a strange-looking flsb they had
caught In the "aurf.
Capt. Bomere, after reading op a lot
of fish-lore, decided that tbelr catch
answered not a little to tbe description
given mermaids. : v
8evcral Charges Against
Him, All of Which H«
Ninth street -are. bouse, wlwre It
attracted much attention.
The flsb looked somewhat on the
order of, a flounder. It was four feet
long and weighed about CO pounds.
Its mouth was six- luohes wide, ailed
wltb sharp teeth. It bad broad
shoulders and the body Upend at the
middle. Formations not unlike ribs
In appearance were on.its breast.
All who saw the .flab, and some of
them Wen) experts In tbla line, Bald It
was a new one on them.
It waa anally decided-on Monday
that It was an" angel flab.
I4KBD THE MUSIC
Patient ai scotch Ball Tnoaarut
•Me Heard Angela.
Were you ever seriously ill, when It
was a "toss-up" whether you would
live or die?
Then you can Imagine Ihe sensations
of a patient at Scotch Hall, when,
early phrlatmaa morniog, she awoke
to bear the cbolr or the First M. E
Cburcb alngtng carol* In .the hallway
outside of tbe door ot her bedroom.
She says abe thought, for a moment,
that she was listening to a heavenly
band of choristers.
Mlsa McGlbeny, of Scotch Hall,
desires, through tbe SENTINEL, to give
cordial and sincere tbanks to Dr.
Haines, tbe pastor, and the members
or tbe obolr tor this visit and tbe very
excellent musical treat given. .
Tbe choir visited several sections of
the city where there were sick people'
and sang outside of tbelr homes.
Mra. aaratt K. Howell Burled.
Mrs. Sarah R. Howell, wbo bad a
number of friends here, and who died
a few day* ago, was bnrled from tbe
residence of L. A. Goff, 640 Steven*
atreet. Camdeii, Tuesday. Mrs.
Howell was tbe mother of Mra. 8pen-
cerC. Goff, of tbe Atglen. Ibis city,
and wa* the oldest member of Im-
manual Baptist Church.
CAPT. TOWNSEND
CALLED BT DEATH
Former Pastor of Pint M. B;
Church Takes Bride at
• Haddonfield. . °
The Rev. Peonlngtpn Cowon, paator
of the First M. E Church at 'Haddon-
Oeld, and Mrs. Rowe, of.Haddonfleld,
were married 'at noon'yesterday In
Haddonttcld by Ihe eon of Mr. Coroon,
the Bev. Alexander Corsbn, of Paula-
aro.' ' • „'
Tbe wedding was wltneaaed ty the
members of the family.
Mr. Ooraon baa a large circle' of
frletids In this city, where he was at
one Ume pastor of the First M. E.
Cburcb, and they, as well aa tbe SEN-
TiNKt. extend to him and Mrs. Coraon
their best wishes.
There WM consMerable ."comiaent, %
and not a llUlesurprlaatoeome, Utihtot
city when it WM learned Prldaj nightf
d Std l h ffi
and Saturday morning that aq eflatf.
wee begun to nave Mayor Headley re-""
called aa one of the Clly Comml*.'
•loner*. • ; ~.-A
Many people knew that
been talk of snob a movement etaoe'
early last fall, the step* to be taken
shortly after eommbelon government^
had been established one yew, aa ,re-r •
quired by taw. bat not * few eeoaled,"
the Idea, for different reason*. .. {, r.
However, late Friday afternoon. ,-
petitions wen placed in a number of -
store* and In tbe hand* of .Indlvhfn
for signatures.
According to report*, the petition*,
are receiving many signatures. It,
was said early tbls week tbat there
would be no trouble encountered In
gelling a sufficient number of algna-'
lures. Other* claimed that It would .
be difficult to secure the number r*
quired, which la rnk* to be about HO/*
Following is a copy of the petition:
State of New Jersey.
City of Ocean city.
Cape May County.
Petition for Ihe removal of _
_ Headley, a commissioner of
city.
The undersigned, electore who are
entitled to vote for a successor to tba
said encumbent, demand an election
of a successor to the aald Hatty
Headley. His removal la sought upon
the following, grounds: - . ; -FT"
First. Unfaithfulness to-ta* dotle*
as commlsslouer In the following
point*: . •" t

I
EAL REAL ESTATE BOUQUET
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containingthree varieties, would consist of an OCEAN FRONT, BAT FRONT and COTTAGE SITE.
We do not believe that this can be denied, and we therefore offer as the Best Bargain to be Found
today in Ocean City— .
I A n C^c&ary Prnnt with Riparian Grant, both sides of Wesley avenue between Fiftieth and Fifty-first
1 * " " ^ * ^ c " * * *«-»••--• gtreetg The fin^gt locfttion south of the Boardwalk. Nearest to Philadelphia. High
class improvements on all sides. The true Ventnor of Ocean City. • • .
A R*»%r Pront with Riparian Grant between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Bulkhead in perfect condition.
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All public utilities-pass it. Fine water front If you were to choose a lot between Fifth
. • .., street and Sixteenth street you would select this. •
30x90 feet on Nineteenth street, near Wesley ave. All graded and graveled
in beautiful condition. Note the high grade improvements near it;
!•-".•
For the Three Only 35 ^#.0 «f/ tb« Cape BJ«y Ooanty
BoudofTutatlon? '
It totbeoMqowtloD of wrvlog |wo
watenu Ko one'eairdo tbla aBeo-,
lively—not even the "amale Mayo'
HeMley. - = = = =
OMB OH, ATUMIIC
: AtlanUe City people, always boast-
SUNDAY IN THE
LOCAL CHURCHES
locaradoobtlM wed becaaaeOeeaii
Stroog8e
te WUdwopd Ban. we
shoald ofCb*rUyH. Snnnr.deoeued. .
Pnnoant to tne order or Edward. U. Hies.
Bumxate or tba Ooanty at Cape May. m«de
on tbselaventb day or December, A. O. IMS.
on the application or Ibe •nnserlber, exeentor
oTaald deceased, notice Is hereby jdven to Ibe
cndltorsotaald deceased to exhibit to the
sub erlber under oath or afflrmatloo tbelr
elalme and demands atalnst tbe estate of
the pastor, Mr. Gee, received two,
uu> bidden In a pill-box, on which waa
written, "for Xmaa Indlgettlon, I. C.
Goodcheer, M. D."
Plsns for tbe future Include a teacher
training class, music for the evening
service, and removal to the new li«a-
lion by Easter Sunday.
The sermons for the day were dls-
cuasloos of timely topics In tbe morn-
Ing Pastor Gee preached on tbe text,
Isaiah 82; 10: "Go through, go through
tbe gates." Tbe gate of the years as
It awlogs gently dosing tbe year be-
hind ua as we enter tne path of the
new year. Tbe gale of Ibe kingdom,
tbe wicket gate of • Buuyon's plf '
to which we must come as a
child. The gale of tbe church, the
gate called beautiful, through which
we pass to fellowship and service.
Tbe gate of tbe city, the gale we on
ettrlb call tbe gate of death, but which
*eeu from the other aide, is tbe gate ol
lire. • .
Thus we pass as Peter passed, from
chalosandthe inner ceil to.tbe city
streets, to life and love aod liberty."
' -'Be not afraid, go through tbe gates,
even tbe last one, trusting your angel
guide, even though dazed as Peter,
paw as be passed, from one experience
to another, until* tbe outer, gate Is
reached and heaven opeua to you
feet." .
The eveulug sermon waa connected
topically with that .of the mornlug,
being a discourse on the question,
"Which way shall I take?" The way
tbat aeems right to me. for me? Tbe
way that seems right to tbe world?
The way tbat Is right, the path Jesus
trod? • . .' . •
Notiice of Settlement
Notice Is benby given tbat the amounts of
JIB subscriber, aa Administrator c U a-o
KmautU Uaner. deceased, wUI be sadUa
sn,wltbariar-stonrlramedwelllogtDere.
aneraeted,altaalelnUwelty ol Ocean City.
coanUr or Cane May, and particularly- OS'
scribed sa follows:
Befinnlncata point In tbe southeasterly
neof Bay avenue at a distance off ninety
feet southwesterly from tbe southwesterly
Joe or Tenth street, containing In front or
breadth on said Bay avenue forty fast and
of that width extending
eontbeaaterly bet ween Ti
id Tth t t
hat width ext
tbeaaterly bet
d Tenth stree
l t lt f
noe, rorty feet, and
, In length or • epto
Iocs parallel with Tie
bnndrad ana nrteen
feet to a nlteen feet wide street. Being lot
No. 16 In MecUonOonlbenlanofloU of tbe
Ooaan cuv Asaoctitloo. Said property will
be sold subject to U» Man or a certain mort-
gage neld byTbe Oessn Clly Building and
Eosn Association, on which there u now
due the Association tbe snm of Iwolhonsaru
nfty-one dollars and elihty-su cents, and
fnrtnereabjeet to tbe lira at certain taxes
and assessments on said property or lo be-
dustbeettyoroeeancF^
roperty or to be
doe the city of Ocean our In Ibe sum
ol seventy-four dollara ft74JD). Upon eon-
nrmatlonorthe sale by the court, deed to be
delivered by the °%$fffg* " "
William N.
Attorney tor Trustee. 12-ID.H., P. I
Boyle commercial Agency
oX4 Bldrth St. Ocean City, N. J
B. C. BOVLB, ffauager
Clstjua adjostad and eoueetel anywbera m
United BUtca.
TxyaniAd.
in the SENTINEL
Hearty. Greeting for
Hay you live bog and be hippy. Com-
mence to deal tfyoo have not. Conllntis U
you fuvtt with ' ' '
L. M. Nelson
a •jtourdeal *U1 the y«*t
•;'>•,•;•
CA1IDEN,N.J.
JOHN E. TOWNSEND
Electrical Contractor Col d W inter Nig his
-H37 J A8bury-Ave.-
• "New Jersey
NO WAITING
• MORGAN HAND. JR.
CIVIC KMOIHBU AMD SoavarroK
• IS) WaSI«V ATSU. QOSAM'CfVV. K. 'J,
: O«r» M» ami If OHM. I*.
The same amotmt of light of a better'quality, at ~
One-third the Cost
- - • ., ' of the carbon filament lamp.
The Ocean City Electric Light Company
Ocean City Title and
Trust Company
of Ocean City,' New Jersey
CAPITAL S100.000
SURPLUS $$26,000
eondaeu a general banking bnalneu,
receiving depoalu subject to check without
notice and allows 8 per cent. Interest on
Time Accounts.' .
Acts as executor, administrator, trosteeor
gnardlan. Wills receipted for and kept wlth-
ootcbarge. ' ' . .
laaiica 8c*RCHg*
U M. UBE8HK. President
WM. S. MASSpY, yirst .Vlee-Presldent
LK8UKB.LUDLAM.Beeond Vlee-l^ealdenl
C. B. BTII.WEIX, Secretary and Tnasurer
J. PITBIAN TATKM,Boll«llor
• Dim
li. M. Crease
E. V. Corson
J. M. Cheater
B. W.'Kdwards
Harry Headley
Robert J.Kay -
8. W. liske
UsUe&Lndlam
C. y. iMkmlnc
Henry D.Moore
vr.
Aaron O.RIee,
B. B. SUtes
Joseph I. Beull
Jume»U.Hcull
William U. Hnerrerd
J. Pltblan Talem - .
B." Howard Tborn
Oils M. Townssnd
Charles P. Vannman
Btoklaf by Mall a Specialty
IRA E. WALL
725 Central Ave.
Ocean City New Jersey
Plain and Oecorative
Paperhanger
i';'r')u-'.'v 1 -!
Eatimates Cheerfully Qiven
A Post Card will bring our scr
'.' /' vice to yon.' ','
«.•':'
Aitvertisfi in the Sentinel.
are best enjoyed in a warm
Well Lighted Room.
' The illnmination of the room with .
MAZADA LAMPS
. not only gives the best substitute for daylight, but makes the
' CHEAPEST ILLUMINATION
PLUMBING
Are yon uettlng entire nstbraetlou as to prices, workmanship and business courtesy? If
not, it will pay yon to glte me a trial. I am in an exceptionally good position to Uka
care of y oar repair work ot which I make a spedatty. I bare no expensive establishment
or clerical force to maintain, . : . '
. - Amos Q. CbamUrs, of Bhlladcl-
pbla, returned to the Katblti. In this
clly. Friday evening, after spending
tbi holidays In Philadelphia. /Se will
Philadelphia. ge
Kathlo until It closes
holidays
ainart
remain at
TOLL MADE
BY GRIM DEATH
Three Ministers Identified
WlthPresbytetian Church
Szplre Dating Year.
The Bev, Charles. H. Bobner, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, an-
nounced at the services In the cbucch
Bnnday that the Rev. Dr. Bproolls, of
Ubeater, Pa,, tbe clergyman who bad
(banded the First Church In 1896, died
after a lingering illness. DK Bproulls
was a prominent minister In tbe Pres-
byterian Church,' holding pastorates
1 many or the larger churches.
Mr. Bohner spoke ot tbe year 19(2 as
being remarkable for the deaths of
35 PASSENGERS LEFT At l i i
PLEASANTViLLE AN HOUR
OUT OF PRISON
FOR CHRISTMAS
three ministers c
tbe local church.
J Ci
closely td
. Besides
tdenUUed with
Dr. Bproulls,
y I t t d
ir tbey were
In the ranks
rnlleiujBifc
He ban been offered work by Ihe.
Butlou A Conon Co. aud expects to
enter the employment or this firm.
MA8QUBRA1>E DANCE
People Hpenl P
Rvealnsi at lite nlwajinc.
A masquerade dance was given In
tbe dluiug room of tbe Blscayne Hotel
Tuesday evening by tbe boys of the
Ocean City High School, most of them
being graduates now bome for tne
holidays. " •
There were about 20 youug people
present, all of whom had u most eu-
oyabletlme.
The room wan prettily decorated
with the colors of the high school.
irde
renend
Eh b
rly pei
ed and
d
on ad may be .at
puulabed accordingly
Each board of • education la
obligations to enforce the .compulsory
law, even If It requires tbe procedure
above cited, against ludlUerent parents
and guardians.
A loss or money tothedlstriot results
hen pupils who are required to
attend school neglect to do so. Each
day's attendance of each child brings
lo the district thirteen cents of
State money, nnder tbe apportion-
ment of tbe present year, for Cape
May Couuly, and each day's arweuce,
by any child, causes a loss, absolute
md Irrevocable, of thirteen cents to
he district. Tbls looks like a small
sum and, standing alone. It is, but
multiply it by 1.000 and you have $180;
multiply It by 5,000 and you have
'50; multiply It by 10,000 and you
ive 91300, and so on.
. : Steal Kalsiit Trannron.
Recent real estate transfer)* lu Ocean
Clly recorded In the oflloo'of Countv
Clerk Hlldreln, as reported In the"'ape
May County Ouzetle, are a» rnllows:
" Ocean City Association to l>. Harry
Chandler. Ocean front below Thirty--
sixth Mreet. Beclion H. .
Same to Daniel 8. Bteelraan. (I860:
Ocean front between Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-seventh streets, Secllou H,
Same to May Steelman. $1000
Ocean front between Tulrly-aixtb and
Thirty-eighth street*, Section H, -
Ocean City Gardens Co. to Albert K.
Svenson. Lot HOIS, block 80, plan 2.
Robert B. Smith et ux lo Percy R.
Townneud et als. 1«H) SoutheuHt
25 feet or loU 674 and 575, Section V.
Adelaide E. Kemble et als. lo John
Wilde. Lots 629 and 030, Section «!.•
Mlna R. Massey et al . to John
Wllle. Lot 788. Secllou P.
Augusta H. Murphy to Rolla Gar-
retsou. Lot tt», Section K.
Josephine MuLauglilin et vir to O.
Homer Shoemaker.
8TBVBN8' VIBW8
CommlMSIoner favors Santera*
i>ola|.Becales'a Point DrldKC
State Road Commissioner Stevens,
In a letter to R. P. Rlsley. or Stone
Harbor Grange, writes as follow*:
' Lhave yoar favorjofJJecem fcerJft
rererrlnglotheSomers' Polut-Beesley'a
Point bridge. I quite agree with you
tbat the questhiu or this bridge khould
be taken up at an early date. I tried
last year to secure consideration for It
Tram tbe Legislature, but' without
nucb success. The grange has gener-
Jtylaken pretty effective and thorough
ictlon on the public matters which It
idvooates. I trust tbat It will keep
up to Its record as a leader In public
road Improvements by exerting an .In-
fluence on the coming Legislature lu
Tayor of tbe bridge." .' •
• BIB Inle'reM In Conlol.
The ladder-climbing contest in pro-
ies» lu the .Presbyterian Sunday
School, Is meeting with splendid
success Tbe attendance the past two
Sundays has been nearly double tbat
of tbe same Sundays last year. Tbe
struggle is a very hardly contested
one, and Sunday tbe girls gained one
more rung on the boys. The.winners
III be entertained by tbe losers.
. Tea Stany Kolertalomenls.
Tbe minstrels from Ocean City were
lot greeted by a big bouse at Pleas
intvllle last Friday nlgbt. If la said
that there were two or three < other,
entertainments In Ibe town that even-
ing Tbe boys have been asked to re-
peat tbe show tnere at any early date
or the beueltt or the Salem M. K
Jburcb, Pleasantvllle. Manager R.
Chester saya they will do so.
Objection 10 Aaseaamenl.
After bearing a written objection to
an asseasuieut. the City Commissioners
on Tuesday referred tbe matter back
to'the commissioners or street assess-
ment with a requestforsnexplanation
and also for a cbrrectloo. A mlstaks
in tbe part or Ihe assessor on a lot up
town 'was ordered rectified,
.Will Build lubt.
Tbe Button ft Corson Co has given
OJOH G Champion tbe coutraut to
build a two story stable at Seventh
ilreet and Haven avenue. Il will be
built of concrete brick and Its dimen-
sions will be 82x111 It will cost about
$6500. • ' •
Hss'ODIee Down' Town.
William B. Davis bas dpeued -his
law ofllcw lu the Hanu Bulldlug, 809
Eighth street, when) he will be pleased
10 see bis friends and ellents.
about January 18, when the MltBea| age hoo.se of
Maddock's Mall Order, Pharmacy.
Drop your postal orders. * Goods de-
livered free at your door, anywhere
within 50 miles. .
The First National Hank ol Oceau
Jlly meets the requirements of modern
business conditions. adv. It.
WANTBD —Girl: for geueral liow
work. Apply . Mrs. Freeman ltlsleyt
Kilth street aud West aveuue, Ocean
"Wy- ' '•, hi; "i;.^ ..• -1', a d V i lt . :•
PUBUO HAI.B —Goodx held for «tor-
age'by Edgar Forgusouaud owned by
Henry U. Clark, consisting or tele
phone ducting aud tools,-will be .sold.
at public sale ou Baturdayi January
at public sale on Saturday^ January
IS 1918, st 10 o'clock a. m., at the stor-
Antonio Tedesco' Paroled
After Serving Seven Loner
.. Years In Trenton.
Through tbe continued efforts or
Justice of the Peace -Rush, one man
waa made partlculy happy at Christ-
mas. He Is Autoolo Tedesoo, who
baa two brothers,-Frank and John,
residents or this city for a number or
y e a n . ; . •. •;,:: . ..:...:.. •.. ... ... • ,... :.
Antonio was released from the Stale
prison at Trenlou' tbe day before
Christmas, after serving seven' years,
and at once went to visit a cousin In
Philadelphia He came to the home
of bis brothers here ou Thursday and
soon afterward accompanied Frank to
Squire Rush's bouse and expressed
his gratification for tbe work done iu
eHeotlng bis release op parole. .
'Tedesco was convicted or atrocious
amsult in Atlantic County seven years
ago and was rantenced by Judge Hlg-
bee to twelve years lu Ihe Stale prison.
Tedesco claimed to be Innocent or
the crime, aud it Is said that Dr.
Brunyate, who was .foreman of tbe
lury, bad a feeling that the man waa
not altogether at fault, but the other
eleven jurors were strong for convic-
tion.. : •••.•."• v . : • ..-. •• . :
71 ^ H. >& SMITH, «iison ahrj Concrete
Operation Builder
Rooms
YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE; LEAGUE
' ' •.;..;.'.. '-• '' " ' ' ' '•, " ./ i " •'
Room B-PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA
•••;_;- •••• .; •;-.-'.';V;'-'--; i :;;;'.;/^"" ; '" i -'" J " ~ 't •?• ftw? C A'^_ ^",, {f-.
H.A^Wil
THE
unsaurraAbAys,
THE KATHLU: v
U«CsDiralA«oaas.
re •" -m
HOTEL ATGLEN
m,«. sovr.
9
THE LAUREL
1118 CBOTBAI. AVBJTDB, OBAB inuoat
OCEAN OITV, H-. J. , t '
,-.*
Wrlta ror Unas :
STERLING HOTEL ,v l '
OPEN AUV YKAB , '-
Hot water heat. Winter boardtrs
-\ ;, . solicited. —— -' —
B. A. sVSJSI
THE HEWLINGS
Host desirable location. Open' all
year. Elevator to street level. Vapor,
Heat. . -'•
, ' tw H. HEWXUGI
Xlnlb ana Weslej tot. Ocean Oily. N. J.
i
> i
Dance Every .
WedBesday and
Saturday Night
CoM Cnacbea*-
F*r. > v
The Excursion House.
JAMES CLARK ::
MAIN STREET and . . . • y
NBW JERSEY AVENUB
SOMERS' POINT :: N.J/
BKAL, ESTATE ABO IBSCSUNCK.:
C. I- LAKE
..REAL ESTATE AGENT..,,
UBS Asbory AV«nae, Oosau Cltjr.N. J. , u
Lots ror sale. CoUagasfoirant.> • v
OornspondnioasaUeltaatitMt " t"
'1
Ranting-. Buying aMMl Balllnaj ,
CLARBNCB 8. SCULL 'v \
My oompanlea an all minion dollar ear*
••orations. Among tbs best In tits eltr. ^ »
-Let me quote yoaiatca. 1 i
608 Eight* Street ''
OcaaaCMy NswJsnay '
LAKE
.Undertaker and Embalmer -
ass canraAi. Avsatm
•i>bons US OCCAM O1TV,
First National Ban
Oooan City, N.J.
CAPITAL SEMOt.
U'M. OBSBBK. FrsHoSBt
B. B. 8TIXB5B. Vlos-Tnslojnt
W. BCOTT BAHO, Oashlsr
U: S. MOWBBB. Asat.>Oa«blsr
J yiTHIAM TATPt HoU
L.M.O0 >, k t t
J.M.Cbsst.r>;.'V •; W . j L H
•.V.omsoa, -'••' B.B.Btltas
B.W.Ba«aras' J f c
l k

SWjerew.. Tbe leguis-
ITI0N8 FOR BBCAU
1, 4
•r *••;
(rkjotlqeaa tram First pss*,>
tend a larger portion of tbe meetings
of tba.Commlaslonet*. The records'
enow that out of abort sixty four (84)
mrrt'-g tbat-the Commloshnafa have
bad since oar organisation, I have
been absent from live (5) meetings.
Two ot these meetings I was prevented
from attending on account of atekneee.
••All of Ibe charm made by these
person* are malicton* lies, which
1 record* wUI dearly prove, and bad I
. «.„ Board of
=c—^ l ?f f J b S. N6W
jena» Bttte Teacher* .Association to
eMatta^teboolcode for the Wale
of
Uw - will not
.Torof.But.-wlde
ear.oof In which all
worlt will be taught
•T •*»»•« W|sj»ia aj^ «•*> aajs* i
.Tbe abandonment of
,r
weal county .Institutes
recommended.
I InsllgaUog these charge* to dip "their
•limy finoere Into tbe city treasury
at tbelr will, end violate tbe law* and
restriction* of our city, losieadof seek-
ing lodefeme me they would be shout-
°**rbe affairs of Ocean Clly, especi-
ally Its finances, were never In better
shape lo IU history than today, and I
challenge any person to dispute tbto
staKmeut. Our Income will exceed
ourexpendltnre* by a substantial sum,
a condition that has never obtained ID
the vast twenty years. . .
"IproDose to oonuoue In exactly
Ibe same course and upon the same
lines as In Ibe past, because I am con-
fident that Ibe property holders and
tbe best people of Ocean City approve
of what Ihavedooe." ;
Tbe law governing tbe recall read*
aa follow*: *
'•IB. Tbe holder of any elective offlce
may be removed at any time by the
electors qualified to vote for a auoeessor
of such lucnmbent. The procedure to
eOkct the removal of an Incumbent of
an elecuve offlce shall be ss follows:
A petition signed by_tbr electors en-
mladI tovotefor a-soecennr tojbe In-
oumbent eombt to be removed, equal
In number to at least twenty-live per
cent, of tbe entire vote at the last pre-
—i. ^-I.I^IL.1. demsndlDg an
to said petition htarertlflcate, show log
tb* result of said examination. If, by
lbs clerk's certificate, the petition Te
•bowu lo be mrancleni. It may be
amended within leo day* from Ibe
date of said certificate.
••The clerk sball, within ten days
after such amendment, make like
examination of tbe amended petition,
and if ibis certificate sball show tba
•erne to be Inaufficlent. It sball be re-
turned lo Ibe person Oltng ibe mm*,
without prejudice to the filing of a
new petition to the same effect. II
tbe petition shall be deemed to be
sufficient. Ibe clerk shall rabmlt tbe
same to tbe board, of commissioners
Item made tntw' «—•«—'" •- *•*—*•
S^oV^M^ip
Is* .well-known, summer resident of
Ocean City v and haa many friend*
engineering.
position of m hto
election £f a »ww—7.."-";-;^.
sought to be removed, shall be filed
with tbe city clerk, which petition
shell contain a general statement of
ibe grounds for which tbe removal to
ilgnatnreatotbe petition need
not all beappended4o one paper, but
each signer shell add to hto signature
bto place of re*ldence,giviog the street
and number. One of tbe. signers of
each such paper shall make an ostb
before an offloK competent lo admin-
btoVoathetbat the statement therein
made to true ae be believes, and that
each signature to the paper appended
in ten daye from tbedateof filing snch
petition the clly clerk shall examine,
ascertain whether or not said petition
toetonod by tbe requUlt* number of
qualified electors, and.be shall attach
a the
without delay.
"If Ibe petiti
lt M bd
y. _
If Ibe petition shall be found, suffl-
cleut MM board of commlsslouen •hall,
ir ibe officer sought lo be removed
nball not resign within Hve days after
the date ou the clerk's cenlUcate, order
aud Us a dale for holding the said
elecllou, upt lew than thirty day* or
more than forty days from the dale on
the clerk's cerllUcste to'tbe board of
commlwlonerstbata vufflcient petition
I s t i l e d . • •• •' • •'•- • - . . . - . '...'••... •
"Tbe board of commlsilonerB sball
make, or cauae to bemaile, publlcatton
of notice and all arrangements for
holding *ucb election, and the same
•tall be conducted,'returned and Ibe
rewlt thereof dedsred In all respects
ss are other clly elections. ' Tbe sue-
cenor of soy officer >o removed stall
bold office daring Ibe unespired term
of hi* predecasor. Any person sought
to be removed may be a candidate to
•neceed himself, and.nnieaa be requests
otherwise In writing, the clerk shall
place hi* name on tbe official ballot
without nomination. In any ouch
nmoval election, the candidate receiv-
ing the highest number of votes stall
be declared elected. At snob election,
if some other penon than the Incumb-
ent receive* Ibe highest number of
votes the incumbent sball thereupon
be deemed removed from the offlce
upon qualification of bla tucotsaor.
In case the penon who receives tbe
blgbest number of vote* should fall to
qualify within ten days after receiving
notification of election, t to offlce ebafl
be deemed vacant. If tbe Incumbent
tbe blulust number jif vote*.
City HaM, 7, 1112.
eoMMrrrrtvK
For a City Hall •MlMlsa Win B* R*.
sshtea •» Mie- gear* of CunwUlaw
• of Ocaon City ea or atfare J*mi'
•ry teth t»W.
Ths followlnc win aivs a canaral Idas
mi^talMSf^lU U loeatsd on tha
Kaat cornar o7 Ninth atnat and Ajbury
avanua. Tb* alas of Uw lot la a* foBowa:
IO» fmt on Ninth atnat runouts from
Asburr anno* Bputbasatarl*. to a. U It
wlda atn«t and l«s ft
Seventh St. arid West Ave.
Ocean City. N. J.
Choice* DaUry Produot*
:erraoad on tbe Aabnry avsnus alas. Tha
first Boor of Uia .bulidutt win bs aotlrslr
tsksB up tor Wr* Department purposss.
Including hcatlnc apparatus and room
tor stonca.of tb* haatar ana anata* coal,
•im* to be locatad adjacent tola* It ft.
wlds atrsst. also a work room and
launtlns: room for to* Brawn, this floor
will roes and open on Ninth street.
The main entrance leading tram tils
Ask foe Booklet of Bpeclaltle*
Order* Deltvend Both Phona*
Byes Enmined Witboat Drops
?h. N ^^^Sa% i a t °b.'8, I ^ffi
In each, also a dormitory for ths paid
Tbe balance of tha ascond floor and.all
Uw third floor to contain a maaUaf room
for the Commissioner* and offleuif or the
various depsrtmsnts of the ctty. also a
City Lock-up and Police Court. There
must bs omeas for tha Mayor. Commis-
sioner of Finance and commlsaloner of
Public Works. Collector's offlee vIOTa
vault. Treasurer's omee. .City Clerk'a
offlce. Assessor's- omce. BnUdlns; and
Plumbing Inspector's oOoe. KUctrtcal In-
apector*? offlce? Director ot tb* Bureau
I of Health and Charities omce. Solicitor's
offlce, and room for Electrical Device;
and spaces for Telephone •zchange. and
necessary toilets for each floor. .-•_:
The Commissioner* Meetlnc Room
- lp seat thrse^r
^AlsSen'
i ^ aa^ ^^H^^e •• ^ .• •• i • » ^^^m^r^^m-^— ^ ^ eaesiJjeBSi^ue*aj
to the Major's office; sod th* Collectors
offlce and Treasurer's offloe adjacent to
the offlce of the Commissioner of Finance.
Noprovlslon la to be made for the uae
of horses In tha Fire Department. The
bulldlns to cost approximately MS.0O*.
. HABRY HKADLET.
R.-HOWARD THORN.
• ROBERT FIBHKR.
Commlaslonera.
he *ball continue lu office. Tbe came"
method of removel shall bacumolaUve
and additional to Ibe methods hereto-
fore provided by tow. No person who
has been recalled from an elective
office, or who haa resigned from such
offlce while recall proceeding* were
pending against him, sball be appoint-
ed to any office within one year after
such recall or resignation.
"No recall petiuou shall. be filed
against any officer until be ha*
actually held .bis office for at least
twelve months, and but one recall
petition snail be filed against tbe
officer during bto term of offlce."
Thlaai>eo*la
W. L. BERRY. .
. Manufacturing Jeweler,
NO. M SOUTH SECOND ST..
ABBOTTS'
Attorney Dairies
t*t.a.rsiiiiia)
GAS HEATING
A. W. ELY
Vlrsjtataaa
MUVTM CRY. ». J.
Bbora Vast Line Passes Door.
a. Bell Pbon* un-
JAOOB 8OHUFF
THE PIONEER BAKERY.
*.miu*milmm.9tm Oft, I. J.
t Don't let the suddeiKhangc of weather
catch you unprepared. A Gas Heater
will make any room warm and cozy at a
minute's notice and keep it the way you
. want it as lonfc as you'want it
If Call at the Gas Office, Eleventh and
Haven avenue, and select what you want
We have a supply of the best makes.
CITY GAS MGHT COMPANY
AsAVI
BUILDER
OPPICR: 8th St. Opposite P. O.
Plans and Speoifieittons
prepand without h
Only galvanized nafls used on
exterior work
nimeit t tn
Carpenters and Builders
met or day.
ADMTIONS. ALTERATIONS AND BEPAWS
I. S. CHAMPION
CSTaSUSMIS ISSI
MANUrACTUSJCN OF
STIICm PUBE ICE CREAM
sndCotlacaTrsdaa upeelalty
Spencer B.
jobbing Carpenter
a specialty and Builder
1040 Asbary Annas, Ocean City. N. J.
^The Pontiere
BOOTSSHOE
REPAIRING
5H0P
RCPAIRINO NEATLY DONE
9IMI8 Aatajfy A«*x, Occn City. It.' J.
For anything you want- to know about
building. 1 ,; . . •
Are'you undecided how to plan your house ? You are invited
•to come and see our splendid collection of up-to-date plans. .
- Would yon like to have your ideas of a house developed and
know what it would cost to build ? • •
We have a draughtsman always at your service. ° Free.
• Ate yon unfamiliar with building materials ? You are invited
to our show rooms, where samples may be seen and their relative
merits and cost discussed. . ' - * - * - , •'
-Are-you-undecided-who-to-liave-build-youiJiouHe-J—ILivill
CaTIMATISANO PLANS PURNISHKD
JOHN T. SEAL
BUILDER
orricc: n: HTM
ocean CITY
tlsUA|«itin«iit HOUSM
OCCAM awe.
MCW jcaacv
WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN
Contractor and Builder
Eleventh at. and Bay ave.
Ocean City New Jersey
', JOMMIS Pnuaptly AtUaecd To
cost yon no more to have a man who has designed and built many
of the finest buildings in Ocean City. . '
JOS. G. CHAMPION
BUILDER
/ .' Eighth St., Opp. Penna. R. R. Depot
In 1912
Ii» K 1 , I
YOU 8H0ULD HAVE
A Reliable Builder
To eifect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time
to look after it closely yourself and must depend upon the
honesty of the contractor. ; • , -
I have built for a large number of people ana could' refer you to
any or all of them. . • • '•'.... '
Send for the list of names and photographs oi the houses.
OTIS M. TOWNSEND
sat st opposite r.o.BUI LD C R ocBAifcrrr,
w. j.
A. G. WINKLER
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
Uua.utesni and Hot Water ntter.
umoeand resldsoee,Tootb street
nud riesiinre avenue, Oeean city,
rBMI fhone IM-X. '
B.0.«dlOS. V.WJUlM
8E0. 0. ADAMS & BRO.
PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING
BRICK LAYIHCBtC., Etc -
AU Work In Mason Uni PronpUy
Attended To.
OCEAN CITY. N J"
J. W. BARBCQ
JOHN MARTS
C-;
BARBERS MARTS
Contractors and Builders. -.
Consequently the business (not including in-
surance) exceeded $243,000.00.
M* '
1L
,1
(W!
MM, S»A.
In Ocean Clly, at Jos. I. UetUl's office, every.
Wednesday and Batarday and every evening.
Real Estate and
Search Company
of Cape May tynnty, N. J.
.) . REPRESENTlNa
P1DBUTY TRUST CO.
'. ' OP NEWARK
TITLES INSURED
Searches, Abetractsjol TlUeaand Fire In- •
• . soranee; . "',••'
FARM PROPERTIES
. BOUGHT AND SOLD
—Offlces In new bank bclldlnf— • .
Cape Hay Court Hottse, N. J.
DENN& HEMSLEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN.
. DENN'S
CELEBRATED
ICE
CREAM
724 Asbuiy Ave., Ocean Gfty, N. J.
Wedding Parties and Picnics a Spec
laity. Yonr trade solid tod. .
Orders delivered.' Prompt attention.
MUtc and Cream always on band.'
. Both Phones.
LA.STEEIMAN
BUCKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT
JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY
Bin tat qittst Teid • SpOttf :
Agent for Stewart'* Iran Works Co.
Plain and Ornamental Iron Fanet,
Iran Bailings and Window (Joanta. • •
Seventh St. and HawofAvo. ; >
\
VOL. XXXIL 00EAN OITY, N. j., THURSDAY, JANUARY. 9, I9i3
Ocean City Sentinel
Published Weekly a
' OOCAN OITV.N.il.
R. CURTJLS ROBINSON
Editor and Proprietor'
Per Year, Strictly in Advance.
MORGAN HAND,
ATTORNEY and .
COUN3ELLOR-AT-LAW,
c*M itareo*;fi* JSOSJB*. a. j.
CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY OPFICIALS
Boaraof l»muilssloaers—Mayor and Presl.
drnuttarr] Uaadley;CommisiuaiierVlnanos
*aad Aoaouuia, B. Ifuward Tliom: Commls-
alonerof Pobllo Improvements, Pnblio Parks
and Property, BobJn Klsher.
t:ny cCrk-John K. Adams.
' Treasurer-Holla. Uarraiaon. •
VoUwitor-K. W.Burlelsb.
Chief of Pollee-tlamuel acall.
BttUdlnr Inspector—U. A. W. Hmllh.
city Holleltor—A. A. Hawaii.
Board ol Icdueatlon—A. J. HmlUu Pnsl-
denu at.* W.Adams. Vloe President; U K.
Hmlth. Hecretary, Ulebard & Bllles, A. W.
raweu.B.B.H«eb.
—Ulty-Mnpsnnlecdsntor4& W. Aaams,
JAMES M. E. HILDRETH
Counsellor-at-Law
and Hollettor, Master and Kzamlnerln
—'• flhsnfnry , :
SfSSiWPr-ld^,.
Hsoretary, H. H. Mownr: tresanrer,
H. W. Kdsmrds: Kdward H.Hntvon, Wm. U.
Ulbb. Jonn Maria. (Jeorge O. Adama.a.U.
l^rker, K11K.HU wsn.
OlsseMeellno—Hand
- - - - -*-^~*" - i - - 7 « Mrs.
TOWNSEND GODFREY
Attorney-at-Law
irtlett BnUdlns At Ocean Ctty Haturdsys
AlUntloClly Off Wesley ave.
K. Brick, leader ^ Vrlday evening, VounKS
Uorsua -leader. These meetings are bald fn
tnaohuren —
' nrsl Presbyterian Cuaren, Wesley avenue
ana Haventu street. Kev.uhas.-H. Buuuor.
ptslor. Huuday services, liuu a. in. and 1M
R m. Prayer meeting-. Wednesday even-
I at 7.33 o'clock. Honday school, iSo p. m.
.James Us Welsh, saDsrintendent. V, K.* 7
Uuarj or Trastees—Lewis M. Cnase, pres.
IdanM Jobn B. Uroves, aeentary; UtCK.
tunUh, treasurer; Josepb 1. Hcull, Jobn K.
• Townaendand.Wairen W. Bruwn.
• Uoiy Trinity Cburcu.FroUslaot'KpUcoiiel,
Central avenue and Kleventb aueeu The
Kev.O. McLaren Howard, rector; William r.
Prlngle, imr Header; William Orayson, Lay
HesZn. Hunday services 10Ma. m. and 7.V,
u. in.; Holy Communion, Drst riandsy lu.lb
a.m^UilrdUunday7Jua. m.,. Holy oaya lu
K. m.; Huuday scbool 3 p. m.
HI. Aogustlne's Roman Oalhollo Ohmob
. Asbory avenue, between Thirteenth and
mmrteenth sts. Bev. Jobn J. Uweeney, pastor.
Masse* at ej»,'fl. Sand 10 o'clock. .
•Immanuel Baptist C'bureh, Wesley avenne,
below Ninth street, Kev. Arthur lire, pa. lor.
Hunaaytervlces,UUU a. m. and 7.46 p. in,;
pjrayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.-U.
Sunday McbooT. xw, the H. H. McAIIUter,
auperlnleudeni. -
Union Tabernacle Baptist Cbnren. Klghth
street and West avenue. Hev. Wnu Kemp
pastor. Uuaday service*, preaching U a. in.
and BB.HI. Prayer meetlng,o o'clock Krlday
evening omcers of tbe board-CbarleafiT.
Howara. chairman; U. Hart, cbnreh clerk;
John Kpps, treasurer. •
St. James A. M. K. Church, comer Seventh
•ad Haven avenue Ocean Clly, M. J.. J. H.
Jackson ps*Uir. Hunday Idervices: Preacu-
ing, ll.llaTm.: ua>>balb actioolViao p. ni.;
Pteaeblngt HM> p. • U14 Prayer Meetings
— ilngs,at3--"-
B. DAVIS
Attorney at Law
400 Atlantic Ave
DceanClty . NewJeney
Thun.. Fri. ud 8st. Bf ss.. Ju. 9. 10.11, at 9.30
ropslsr Mstisen Dmlli st 2.J0
R. G. Knowles
Tbs Hiuurau T^Ttlcr la Hii
Illustratei Travels in
Foreign Lands
Litre,'Leash sad Um With AU N.tloot
II... Met. sad Nlckt
INDIA
Lssd of Feut ssd
Wednesday evenings, at Bo'clock.
Mseedoola M7K.*Churcu7Tunth stroet and
ttlmpson avenue, above Heading UepM, toe
' Be»ra W. U. BiiddeU. pastor. Hervtoes. II
M.ttu*ilDnday scnool.iLiMip. m.i Cnrlsllan Kn-
dcavor lueellug, 731 p. in. Preaenlng, « p.
in.' ' , : . : " ,
CHURCHSOCUniBS.
• iriiusT PBcaammtAJi uuosoa.
Ladles' Anxlllary Society meets Brat Moo-
day evening or eaen * month. President,
Mrs. Tnomaa Lt.lle;.Vioe-Presldeui, Mrs.
murk Bctineloer; treasurer, Mrs. Lewis K.
Hmlth; secretary. Mm. Jos. 1. Hcnll; L
~aeeretarrrMra.-lFred.-Pfltaenmyer:eollee
Mrs Wallers and George booy
Mm. Jos. 1. Hcnll; aesL
~aeeretarrrMra.-lFred.-Pfltaenmyer:eolleetors,-
Mrs. Wallers and George booy.
Christian Endeavor SorlMy. Miss Mand M.
Voalds,preslaeni| Mrs..!;. H. Bohner, vloe
iBrani
lamer U-'Baock, Ireasureri *
d. Hlgbee, corresponding senreury. Busi-
ness meeting second Monday In eacn
PlBST M. K. OBOBCK
Iddlas* Aid meets Orat Monday eTenlng ol
aacb month. Mrs: KllsabeUi Uanay, pn
deal; Mrs. Oertrude Ueadlay,
Mrs^Jobn 1
LO Uiheis f *UT
.Uy, superintendent Jun-
ior League. * * • *
•Janets' Union, U. 8. Mownr, president;
Parker MUler, treasurer.
HoiT TamrTT OHuaoH.
• Pariah Uolld. nrst. Mpndsy tntbajmonth.
Women's An
day, in the month.
Woman's bhrlstlan Temperanoe Union,
•[•^"""""r"""'! meets semi-monthly.
President. Mrs. u.uwan; corresponding aa»
"Irs. If. Parker; reoordlng •ecretary,
Mllner; treasurer, Mrs. Anna 1
5ECRBT SOCIBTIBS.
Oeean City Lodge, No. 171, IT. andA-M«
t i and loarth Thanday evenlnga
h I Maaonle bail. W M7
secretary, Oeorge W.
iiiiMits tiHMTini and loarth Thanday
of each month. In Maaonle bail
Herbert C. Smith; O
H Herb
Hooy
Oeean City Lodge, No. 66, K. of P.. meets
Brat and third Monday evenlnga or each
th In Kof P hauTAabarz avenoe, near
ake; acTor K.
Brat and third Monda
month In K.of P. hauTAabar
Seventh street. V. O. Mark
and B., B. Howard Thorn.
•ota Council, No, laoTjr. O. O. A.' M.". meets
every Tuesday evening In K. ol P. hall.
Councillor,'Rolsnd Hlerlman; Wilton H.
Wlllata, leereuury.
. Oeean Clly conhcuTNo. ID, D. ol A., meets
every Tbnrsday evening In K. or P. ball,
MIMI Bailie W.' Lako, secretary.
Protection Lodge, No! 6». A. O. V. W
rhtfra.^job
Wlllard W.Adams.
-' .KalmlaTribe,No.zao, I/O. B. M., mastt
eacbWednesday evening in K. of P. hall.
Snther UWaJIsos. kWiper 01 records.
Waahington CampTi
o -meets e»ery KUday 1.
President. Klraer K. I
A. Bourgeois.
Uainp is, p.o. of AJI
atTJup. m.,lD K-ofF.
I TACorulnK VMfwiesry*
Waahington Camp, No. nJf.O.H. ol A.,
> -meets e»er» Vrlday.1 Kht € favoring Nights by Mr. Reid,
the member* felt tliua. but 'be ex-
OCEAN CITV. NEW JERSEY
offlce Hours: UntllSJOa.ni,
2to«p.ni.
StoUp.ni. , .
|)R. CHARLES B. RIDER
••DentiMt"
809. Central Aventifc
OCEAB CITV. BJ. J.
Csaiksssiarsikn
Tslltt Xrtirln
Hughes' Central Pharmacy
• Elthtk St. ssi Wnkr Avt.
"Phone Vour Onlem"
Hell 34&-A. Both Fhonrs. lnl«r HUilr .
II.B. PmrrlpllonH accurately cow-,
pounded Irotn a lln« of fresh drugs aUil
£ eheiiilrals. Hod* lounUIn open nil i-
ft winter. Ice Cream, oor own make, >
S served In lormof Ice cream sodss.sun- 3
daes.orsoldlnbulk. Ageney r«r Ibe
Norman BslbHrray, an Ideal Chrlu-
ma« gin. Open Mundays, 9 to I0JO x. -
•a.. 110Hp. in.aortoto7J0p.ro.
J. THORNLEV HUOHES, Maa*fer
iMrlor IB ffcWwUrjT""
WHtraffP«|>tr Pctfeiwrr. P-nnlaltt Pew
Great Reduction in Mitlineir
' fUkOO Hate at tUUO
tl300 Hal. atSHUO
*lty " It was an able wermon that
bowed puluataklnR care lu rexearcb
ind preparation. ' .
Dr. HaineH spoke In the First Pres-
terlan ("liurch on Tuendsy evenlug
upon the.'theme "(^hrlBilanlty and
Education," and developed the
thought of personal Cbrlsttati training.
The three churches .unlllnR In the
iiimi nieeliiiRM each held prayer
ueetltig In tbelr own church buildings
lost evening.
The xervlceH Hi rough tbe week were
'ell attended. •
The Rev. CImrleM H. Kohner will
reach In Immanoel- Baptist-Church
nmorrow evening. His theme will be
hrlstlanlty in tbe World.at tame."
At Ibe uuloo service lo the First
reabyterlan Church Friday, evening
ie three minister* will speak on
Minstlanlty and Evangellam."
Try an Advertisement
- In the 8B1.TINEL
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
NOTARY P'ITBLIG AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
. . PENSION VOUCHERS : : •
• CAREFULLY EXECUTED
Numbers 744 and 746 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN Cnv •'-•,. - .'•« NEW JERSEV
It may be just barely possible that some
other fellow may sell it a little cheaper,
but abetter quality—^«IMPOSSIBLE."
We have it and we have it good. Give
' us.your order for the Sunday poultry. We
dress them. '
Boyle's Dependable Market
. 8. W. Cor. Twelfth 8t and Asbury Ave. '
Everything in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables .
In the mWers of Conveyancing, Title Investigation and Settlement of Pur-
chases; we aim togiye our clients thorough care and conscientious service.-^ j ; - j
1 We have always endeavored to maintain that reputation for bur office."_"'.; !"TI".
MASSEY & ^P/
. , , EIGHTH AND CENTRAU AVENUE
gqcored. , t ?
lireaaed the view that tbe aOalr could
) handled better by otitsMers.
PoHlmaater Hutton made a motl d,
hlch waa carrried, that tbe secretary
f the Hoard of Trade write to tbe
aembera of tbe Beach Front Aaoocls-
lon arid Inform ' plane
low as to cater to the gaping curtoa.
Ity of Idle and InquUIUve minds. Be-
fore becomings; Mason, I was prejo*
ileed against all secret societies, hav-
log refused Invltatfcma to Join several.
But some Christian" friend*, whom I
highly esteem, being enthustastle
Mason*. I beeame Interested In tbe '
order. Joined It, and have never rtnee
bad occasion to regret doing so.
My oonDectlon with Masonry baa -
given meaolnOoenoe wttb many men,
and an opportunity to reaob and help
them In spiritual things, in a way tbat
I conld not have done In my ordinary
iburcb work.- Not that Maeonty la
iboye the Church, for I place no or-
nusatlou above the Chureb of Jesoe
Christ, but aside'from tbe church,
among tbe quiet and positive force*
that make for righteousness, I place In
llgb bonor the Ancient and Illustrious
Inter of Free find Accepted Masons.'
"From, my knowledge of the'organi-
sation I am bound to say that no mail
canJbecome_a,Masonand_notJt>«come_
better man unless be la dead to the *
moat delicate and most sacred feeling*
of life. *
•Masonry doe* not draw men away
from Christianity, or deceive them In-
to tbe Ides that they do not need God
or the Cbnreh. No atheist ean ever
become a Mason. The very first step
In becoming a Mason to that of a wor-
shipping Ixlng. The Entered Appren-
tice first listens to an earnest' prayer
on bis own behalf and unless be prog-
resses full confidence and place* hto
trust In God, heean proceed no farther.
•The lint object that meets a, Mason's
eyes tbe moment after be enters tbe
lodge Is an open Bible. And while
there sball remain a Just and lawfully
constituted lodge upon tbe race of Ibe
earth there will be found upon Ue altar
an open Bible, and laving hearts and
strong bonds to cling to It and protect
It as heaven's. richest legacy to man.
Instead of being a substitute for relig-
ion, Masonry to the bumble follower of
religion, reminding tbe Master Jleaoa
or the living faith, which never doable,
of tbul bape that never fall*, and of
that charily ' that will radiate ua
stream* of living light through all the m
rolling age* of eternity." t
OPPICBB8 CHOSBlf. ','
• --'1
C Homer i
at I
At tbe annual meeting of-tbe Vonnej
Men's Progressive League Monday
evening, the following offlcers wen
elected: President; V. Homer Shoe-
maker; vice president, H. B.'Mowrer;
recording secretary, U. W. Townsend;
Qnanelaraeefetary. Charles B..gtlt-
well; treasurer, AlfVed Vf. Powell.
Bxecntlve Committee—PA Leroy
Howe, Lswrsne* M. Lear. Airred"B.
Smith.Lewis B. Smith, Jesse U. Btepn-
enson and John K.lTroot. .. ,
Trustee.for three years, Hlreitt B.
Mowrer; for two years JohnB. Grove*;
for one year, George B. Parker. - v v'
,Tbe. following • committee, mm- ap.
[be near fntnre. •' • •
' a B. Swan, John 1. Foster. 1 Holla
Garretson,Dr.I N Urtseom.Ubarlas
Sampsou, U, P^Taylacand Roy.-Jobnj-
. ^
ti.
Martin airolman,
Constant Ford.'
M-SS

*nr^T"TiT p T3H" l ^ l T l *rn8Ci Ti jTTT'l BMPJ
Theaameamotint of light of a better quality, at
vof the carbon 1Uurat1amp;-.
*^%*ffl
menta required Intbe south end of the]
War^'fliito to th»««w6n lhtoi totter L.«3 *^5' .' 1 D l I^TIlj«DlKJrf"t
^ , •• lard»(idl*»nworktttsodedto promptly. All kinds ofbouse and
e, of | yard plants. Special seashore lawn glassaeed for sate. Best grades, of
ELMER H. CRAN
OMOONkVN THRAOC •.
Bell. Phone iS
5UTTON
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General Contractors
Grading and Street Bailding
739 ASBURY AVENUE
• Ocean City, - New Jersey ,
•iHafdM* • 1 "'*»«*«M'*Uy."! Bl1 •flWii!>!i,i
ol^tb* waterway would be to provide a I Fnoajnlgbtastn. result of an abscess "37 Asbury Aye.
quick eoume tor boat* to c«m the oo
bctlve wort that Longpoiteonrtrneted GeoigeU. Marpb>, one of the letter
lnlU paoy eSbrt to atay tbA awful earcton ben, wnt tbe Orat package
E&ss&fcsafci^GflilSi
Interstate Phone 134-A
NOWAITINO
Hfiii^Mini
cBscaniMMis aero. . of OoBati City, New Jersey
H:-*-rM> .Mw:;i. Ialons. recently uaogu'rated, are'said "' '•,'''•'•"'.'. •—' '' - •. .
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ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS AND BBPAIRS
Sponoer B. Swan
jobbing Carpenter
a Specialty nA(| Ruilrfflr
1040 Asbairjr Anaw, Oc*aa City. N. J.
JOHN T. SEAL
ESTIMATES ANO PLANS FUIINISHED
;
WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN
Contractor and Builder •
Eleventh at. a»d Bay am.
Oceaa Ctty ; ' : NcwJeney
' .j«>ahw •>«»»*» utnM T»
Contxactor and Builder. jcverything in the Bunding jjne I ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY *
Plans and Specifications Furnished. Estimates Cheerfully Given. DEALER IN Dnrann Mnnntflin Id)
1. • . ., ' rOFWOB-«5 West Avenu» ~~ r »"""» •KlUlliaill IBO
' ' ' ' ' ° *»«•• •»»•* A.bury Ava,
ALLEN SCULL JAOOB
i'Sfi " lM ' M "'~ O< MSS'M
, Q. WlNKLER
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
Uaa.suam and Hot Water flttcr.
OOoeand KaUlonee.Tenlb nlreel
. .and Plearar* avcoue.ooean Clly,
v K. J. . • "
rB«li Fdooe ISS-X. - '
8E0. 0. ADAMS * BRO.
PUSTERING. RANGE SETTING
BUCK LATMG, Bb%. Etc.
AU Work la Mason. UM Promptly
Attended To!
OCEAN CITY. N J
ALBERT G. GILBERT,
PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER
645'Asbury Avenue,
* OUKAN CITV. N. J.
Kallmalca riiralalicd.
Knll Una ol John Lucw a CO.'a Palais
VainUbca, Kto« at Oor Hion.
• AUo, Jonn'T. Unlm' Load and'oil COD-
•UnUylnBloek. ' .
Bnubea and PalntoB 1 Soppllca.
Blcyds Tina and BappilM. Bloycle B*;
palrioc Promptly Allraded To. '
BRECKLEY'S
Beady .Mixed Patota, tead and OIU
880 and Big A»bniy avenue.
Reading OOOl
AKoKlodllncWoodlnrlMuml oreord.
BMt coal on the market aw 1b*. to
UMtoDipunutacd. UcUorKotcrpclM
_ _. . _ .___!' _T "•_ ' •" " ! ' ' \_* ' ' • *...'". ' . . ,7 .OCEAN CITV N. J. .' •
Phone Connections
^ Walter V. Hess .
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION
aiLt .HOHI »i.-w
Office 1017 Asbury y Ae Avenue
OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY
THE PIONEER BAKERY.
Real Estate and
or Cape Hay Connty, N. J.
j ' BEPRKaENTINO :'. ' /'
PIDBMTY XKTJ8T CO.
TITLES INSURED
Bearch.-a, Abwnct«|al Titles and Fire lo-
. . raranoe. '-, -
FARM PROPERTIES :
BOUGHT AND SOLD
CapeKay Court Honae, N. J.
B-4-U-BILD-KUM=C-US .i DENN ft HEMSLEY
Prompt, economical andreasonable on> .all jobbing and alteration, worfeV
u - ; .v •' Ocean City House Bldg Co. I
^ M ' H# 8lirtH » President". .' •. SAUB M: TOWKSKND, Treasurer
|; : , BBNJ.F. YODNO, Secretary ' ••..". . /, .'^h
Beupho«».*ijc v Office: BayAve. bet. 10th and 11th St£
WHOUESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
'CREAM
IWeddlbg ParUee and PIcDloa a Spec
Orders delivered. Prompt attantlon.
.you nkmey at first cost Both Pbooeft.
768 Aabury Avenue • i: i'. . • Plans and Brtnutei FurnUied Fre
-L_I^JL=L 11
LA.STEELMAN
BUCKSHITH and WHEHWRIGHT
JOBBINiaOONE PROMPTL
J Plain and Ornamental Iron' Fen
NEED MORE HELP!
KWeahaU be glad to redelve Hemabf '.:;^!f.f:.12^;..,;,: \,:: :• >
MWS an4 eonunuQlcaUoni of uitereet .' • • . . . • •;
to thla oommanlty and our readera Postmaster 8tttton Call8 At-f
^ITe^nnlo.^n.ahonUit.ao. ^
wrniimtifwi with, tbe roU name and ^ - Cond^Uons Here.
fi?'T.. Of £H T lttWt no » »«**««» The locailetut catrleri "now leave
w e a r i n g ? :' . \ • ; • r •:••'.•'•
COSTS $135,349.90
iRDlteislif
for publication, bat an s guarantee of the pott office on their Urt delivery at
loodiutb.
4 IB 0*0)0011:in,, the aflemoon, loatead
of abottly.after 6 o'clock, V baa been
tbe enrtom for years. ;
Arrangements were made with the Greater Than Brer In •
: Advertise Iq the BENTINEI.. ! Philadelphia post office oBletala to for;
. /Holiday aaaabn la over fora time.
wardallmaUlbnlntbaoffleeto tbla
I city on tbe train 'reaching here aboatj Theappropriattooefor the city for jman Willis." The *ale v The members of Ocean Oily Lodge I At theannoai the annual 1meetingotTba
Board
No. 171, F. and A^ M., have r ~'~'
l
the large three-story bul^tlog
Vest corner of Ninth street and Asbnty I the
avenue, owned for years by Charles A. easting the ballot,
rampbell,,of P|« .-.-_•-1 _ -
floor of whjpb la n
places by^illtafl ,v
aTao
lofoourae, •omemallgeu hen on tba 1848.90, aecordlogto therollu. Ing reso* I DK.
I every day. Not many paokagee wete I Health,
iie^s»i*tei^'fei.-.->-,,.:.. .
MSk$
CTED
Treararar Barlelgh's report, Bhowed I
won'tyouT • . not delivered by carrier* nntll thai weekly meeting;of tbo CUy_Oomm!*- tbe building are lobe improved. The port was received and ttled. •
.Tbat aoath wind blew aome around next morning. Natnrally, those havrletoners: ••• ' • •; I—. - -
here Friday Dlgbt. . • " — •• "-.. •
Bead Powell'* announcement In tbla i- . . . . •. . . , . _-.- - , , ...
laMWoftbaBRaTlNaX.. mall In the evening. , the expenses durlig the flaoal year fraUrully..'s, • , r r . ,,-, i.. -|3 Ki UCSattpnTrfpprtedftbatla little
HnAiihdsi'a annnai mid .i n t,. The preaent hour of the laet delivery beginning on the lirnt. lay of January, Tbe building was bought lartaprlnff oa'orethiii »«> b*d J been collected-fo>
.ta.mnMJhm.nii• • , by carrier* will be continued/at leart 1918, and ending on the tblrty-Qnt by Andrew C. Boswell and D»v|d B. tbe Tuekahoe road Improvement. Oa
Clearance *aiei* now on. ^ .., anlllMarch4. " day of December, 1913, the following «7re»«Weil. a. ttmtees for tbe lodge, motion of Mayor Hnidlejl.the report
.J-lremenelecta chief or tbe depart- xhe cartlera are now compelled to aniounu be and the same are hereby but the actual trauafer was not made waa accepted and'tbe committee conmentne^tToaaday
evening. do their eight boor*' work within appropriated and ordered to be raised until Thursday last.. ' tinned. ': ' •
That threatened cold wave did not twelve or fifteen hour*. On and after for the following purpose*: . . -
reach here TueMlay night or Wednev March4, tbey will have to do their Streeta,
day morning. - ° . eight houra
. . .'»• • ' .• ' -
1 $ 11 (TO 00
work wttbln ten conaecu- Balarlea,
• 10.000 00
%ADXB8' MIGHT" OCEAN CITY W)SX
Tbe Cape May County Board of live boor*. Under these condition* It Fire.
5,800 00
Freeholder* baa re-elected L. M. Rice look* a* though more carrier* woold Mlacellaneoua,
county engineer. ' , • • . be required. The parcel post may alao Advertising.
Quiet In the building line here at
preaent, but builder* aay there are
good proeppcta for early aprlug: ,
A chicken potple auppar will be
I 2,000 00
. 8.600 00
''ttqiintlllrrt ancoaai '/ •" •".' 1 . 1 -:.' catedoalaus W*a. ; "''..:_. I
"Ladtea" Night" Tuesday evening • The Ocean City soccer football team I
and was enjoyed by all.
W88OII WCCO
• I two goals to one, but went to pieces I
Siarhmd-alloweil the "Beottles" to score I
»ho epoke of I * blM ln th6 second period. - ' • I
^ r S . S ^ N^uia^^B^Kleam,
^»O«p)".v
mendous Bargains in vGojit»,*Fara?iuiaC'
other Winter Goods, and] : .sir>:,»r;^JT > i;viK?^^-^
DON'T MISS THI» OPPORTUNE •iifatii:$aj}
im^Wm'SM*^
on
to Loan
$2,000.00
._ii cf :.i.i;.ivl
•»: "SS?£SS« ^^^- -- ^- amounts for immediate in vestment
;
work In flrstclass atyle and at *atla TnMle Monday evenlug, Postmaster BuildingInspe.!tlon Depart- ,J£-17
The line-up was as follow*:
faetorv factory rate*.
' I a-..— ^tton called _n^ attention _.._.•__•_ to the .>.. nuun.i present J^J-V psrtment. _•_ . . 700 00 T IP""- Samuel Bussell also made a aDeecb Breckley -Goal O'Malley O'M
PBR8ONA18. condition., and he .ud^^he thought If Electrical Inspection Depart- &„ J ^ E ^ ^ ^ J t , * ^ tto** F.B. Flower,
the board would take the matter up It ^^^ „,,,,,,. oMg97 «,000 00 hU boyhood daya at Wlnalbw whlob B""^ 1 zw
1 »«j'd wan" In good. interest on Bond* of 1897. 1,000 00 bad the eflect of arousing all his ^ " Qsrthley
JOSEPH I. SCULL & COMPANY
REAL ESTATE.ndlNSURANCE
411 ElgEHtH St. OceanClty,N.J.
Dlbbs HalfBaok Christy f Of RSDUiy M81M
„__ '" Mr. Button said he ba-madeappll. „,„„ Dg Fond Bonda of 1903.1.700 00 eo ergy and amblllou. Pierce « Wllwn ••«....-• ...
•?'.„ .. . .oL.^... o«Uon far three more teller carrtor*. IotereB,orl Bond.of.1902. •8;«0O0 Belectlon* were played by Ed ward cwder V " MeTammany p_A, POTATE'. - IIVIC
Q. W.l'ornesl, of Philadelphia, waa With the now rullug lo effect after j^,,, f j,,,, ^'ndl| " . Lee on hU phonograph and mmea Barber Centre .CotUngbam K t A L . B.%»^>M b. a.n«s,||N«
a recent visitor b*.. March 4 n. compuiai. once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front propel
^ ddph.a.ww.totownBunda, ^ . H . • . Inte^t^Bo.rdw.lk Bond..f ^ AItoer, Jor'd.n„,.„ At the regular weekly meeting of .g^faS."*" *" X'TT ^ "" ^
AndrewN. Paul and wife, of Pblla- —; ~~~: Blnklnu'Fund. Boardwalk A. Jordan, who waa employed aa a lhe Vtt ' Commlsalonew, Amos G. ." I H CHF
delphla.we»vbltor.bereBunday. FINED #10 K S 0 8 , I.TOM toJ.u7i«78wZrmMy «l»mtoi1olPUtalripbU,UW bi . , . J. M. CHlt
The Rev. 8. H. Hann, of Haddoo . ' Interest. Boardwalk Bnnda ' yean, and waa known to a number of " carreell0D |D * bm to bad nec>ved - -
Heights, waa In town a few days ago. xfc««, vooo« Si«« Aeeoa^b of ol »' "^ .• „ • ^ °9 Ocean City people, U reported to have There wasnodlspule*stotbeamonnt
, Ml- Grace Christian .pent New c«l r,.,.n««« -on^. 8lDk '.° K .SSnd;o?1908 APP8 ^ 10000 «"«« "centlTln- Philadelphia. -He •» lto blll-^14i4a-but the de-srlp.
Year'aDaywIlhrelatlveaatBwalnton. Frank Denan. Fred Green and:Ban. lDte^t, Fln Apparalu- 1 -wasabout 80years'oM. »'••»•««. "°°*l^ h ^' nd ^J11'^S* J^'
C.L.H.mme,ly..ndwlfe.of Phil., dolph Fogg, accused[of playing card. "'iSnd. of^1808,*"" ' "; -'v ? SJO 00 Harel Newklrk. of this oily, when ^^n^.el2h 1 !l^" J^'t. 1 ^
• delphla, were among tbe visitor, here formoney, were each lined 110 by Sinking Fund. Boardwalk' • ' they learned of Mr. Jordan's death, **"""" D No walUng for two weeks to know if yon can get It; we can tell yoa-'atl ban and
once. Bargain* in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice 00 ~
sale. Also lota for Investment and for improvement—the 1
Ocean C i t y - Apply to "
M» - : 00 .demise. SS
A. *ha .H« Thue w?a
ife
adelphla. .
debtednestiBondsoriOlt,-1,800 00| "Hoi* Trtnliy CIIIUCBI aervlccaw ,, • • . ' , '
No evidence was taken at tbe bear-1
Sfra. D. •« Ftaber Dead.
greeted a number of friends here a few
1; Mr*. Annette E.'Fisher, wife of
5«_««__ • .1 tbe charge. Sinking
u
Fund, Boardwalk'aayaago.
. . Mayor Headley said to the accused Bond.oflSll. 1,400 00
J.W.Lyalnger, wife and daughter, that be was very sorry to have these Interest. Boardwalk Bouda
of Norrlatown, were vlsllon here dur- young men appear before him on such oflOll,- . ". 700 00
Ing tbe week. '. ^.:_ •...._ » oharne. It la agslnst the laws of tbe Blnklng .Fnnd^City.nl"^'.
d RIAL MBTATm
E. J. HANN
3O0 BIQHTH BTRBBT OOBAN OITY.N.J^
Srf-vIJ«ii " ^n- In the evening at 746/ Bunday school Daniel L. Flsber, of 6807. Osageave-
j p ,
700 0ft' be, "The "Ephany, or tbe Manlfeata- borne Friday. Tbe funeral service.
. lion of Ubrlst to the Gentile*." In were held Tuesday and Interment,waa
g g
180 00 the evening, the story of the rich private. Mr, FUberownsacottaiie
James A. iAngatreet, of Pblladel- Slate and against tbe principles and
'• - man'sHupper. " ' ' ' dn Central avenue, near Beventh
800 00 • '— •'»•,... • street. He and Mrs. Ftaber have been
I nteresting to I nvestors LOrS ' '•' Opio'aUtbiiJir'*' l
.-.vciw!..;./.*: ».ii>,-.I; .T-......-i
ft < 1
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ami*'

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1 • - ; . . • , . , • , : ' • . • ; ; ; , • - • • • : • ; • • ' v - ; . '•-. • - • ' • . • : ,
U&fiO, an
vercoats
"ftoni Oomails-
te attend 1 meeungs
bn8obdayatnOee«nCltydaring
.nwtttotof the Ctty
O r t b e following petttloa
rram the members ot the polio* force
.?,;.. oceentajy, D«c is, Mi*.
(Vessrs. Harry Headley.it. Howard
TTftrn and Boot. Flihtr, Comrnto-
•loom of Ibe City of Ocean Ctty—
: Q*nt>»men:-\Ve, MM undersigned,
M»1wnof MM police department or
tbeeltyofOceanClty.do rsspectfnlly
request of you(tbe Commissioners of
Ocean City) an lootam lit iww' -wagw
bftlOpw.Dioatb.'OoiBOMMlDS Janu-
aiy-1, 1918. We an requesting this
lnejieMhi.oar wages on thefullowlog
rbehigh cost of living yon are all
sjotyAInteaTwIth: We wilt, therefore,
blot dwell on that subject,, but oar
etothee, which we family bought for
&t tiV«lfi
y
Mating,oaV«lfi;.oai:
bh
, g
overcoats, which formerly we bought
for |!7.&a, an costing WOnboes bam
d «b JM g
oooe> •
fe.raty now
costs us fl.20; our rubber coats, whlcb
wefbtmedy bought tar U JO. ate now
«^b«boc4s;wbk* formerly east-SI,
are .now tiUO., •
We alto- would. Uka to call your
attention to the price of coal and boose
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
January ISth, 1913
Personally Conducted
Special Low Rates
d IMoUe* o( Potato BaM.
" - i: - • - • ; ia'.Bank.
catapoUit Injuw naUMMoto
annns at a dbUsoa at ninety
iwssUrlj from tM soaUiwtsUrfr
iU> unM, caouinlas In front or
JiniulBw •mnaK,forty list, ana
>. width uhmdliis: lnta«aIOTTI*
Mtatt
K i b*ld by Tbi O
i AMooUUan,
dn»U»AMOolaHon
ndred sad nflsao
street. Beta* lot
a of lota of tbs
' iropsrly will
: feobin^on
Conveyanclng and
Insurance
. ^Notary PobBc aad Coaunlaaloaer of Da*br
mort-
c and
See free Florida Exhibit, this week only, at Darby's Real Estate Office
Don't miss seeing the 130-POUND FISH; also many other in-
teresting curios. Free Literature on St Petersburg and surrounding
country.
of a oerUIn a
_ City Baudlne*
on wblcb Ibsra ta now
lbesnmorivoUxnisand
• ' ' r-tlx asms, and
ot eartaln taxes
or to ta-
ISo«. 744-4*3 Asbury Avenue
OCBANCITY.N.J.
Mooey to Loan oa Bond and atortgagw
VOL.XXXIL OCEAN CITY, N. J^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1913
Ocean City Sentlne
PaMlsasd Wotkry a
., OOKAN OIXV. N; U.
lent.
'Our neighbors, tbe police oTXll
City, N. J., neelve ISO par month,
wimao,allawaoceof 140 prr year for
" •*— 'They also work only ilfty-
y
abLhoan.pet week againet oar eighty-
laorl'AeBafbant of'territory deeea.
p
'AeBafbant of'territory
earyforoa to cover It more than dou-
ble that of (heUBj with ooe~«zo»pUon,
hlch to moo* favor.
Hoping yoa can aw your way clear
grant n» thle raajneet, we nmatn; aa
ever, the servant* of the people-and
_ , Aespectfallyyoara.
1 ' ^HW
THE MONTENEOHIN. N
He la tiewiUbto, but Dearly Lewee the
F. A.8CHOCK,
GB0.K/8BAWAH,
H. It, REWKIBK,
jAJfESCMOUIJ).
jAJfESCMOUIJ).
OtreMorFlanereaUbeUDot nunUiat
with the police ht other
cUles, but be expressed tbe tbooght
IbU this city to spending about all It
eanapara.
Mayo* Headley stated that tbe police
In Atlantic City an paU ISO a month,
and tbe police In both WUdwood and
Cape May racetve ISO ainonth.
motion of Director Thorn, tbe
MtarwM neerveoTaridr filed.
autal TBsfte Trrsjiiatssw.
Becent real estate transfer* In Ocean
recorded In the office of County
HUdretn, aa reported In the Cape
itottah|Biatypttbeetty.
West'Jersey Investment Co. to
Charles P. BdhllletaL. Lot- 100x188
lnl%a«^iniorThlt»'*hlrd stnet
and Wesley avenue. Section G.
Allen Corsoo et ux to Chandler
Weaver.^ f&OO.. Lot 768. Section B.
«-* Beytnottr'Davis et ox to Sarah J-
Ovstnet-^aXi- 919G0.—KotStalSS on ,
Oceana»enna8U teat sootIrwast fronj
FourteeatnaMet,8cetJon D. "
Clarence Scud to Board of Eduea-
Uon of Ocean «Jty/,«ESO0. Lots 43S,
,M*r»^ret a(IWtr»slde et ala. to
|^Jc*jBdwtir«oo 6rOe«aA City,
aa above.
To listen to a Bulgar alnguig ts to
make one's flesh creep or want, to
weep. Tue centuries of cruel oppres-
aton an only too manifest In Bulgarian
tirf- •m! vnr^ m twit • * fftt *tfHI1iS1 t w
grows rettlesa over hla aongs and
curses tbe powers that forbid tun to
emulate hi* forefathers' deeds • en
masse across the frontier.. He doea
so.wbenever be can. bat only In twos
snd threes. . •
When the Montenegrin goes raiding
•cross tbe border It U reaUy a Don
sporting affair than the wen equipped
and orgaulted OotlBjs of the- Baigar
-ComltatchhL- With him It to usually
a pri\ate ait of revenge or vendetta
to wblcb be Invites oue or two friends.
Then they steal across tbs border ai
night, find tbelr man, do tbelr best to
•fcUl him and then make tracks home-
ward with that whole district at tbelr
Perhaps the method of klllln*
ts not np to tbe standard of western
sport tor they shoot their, victim -sit
UnaV so to speak, and do not give nun
a chance, but aa It to the recognised
system on both sides little can be said.
This custom makes men very wary.
and tbe stranger can appreciate tbe
reaMm when be sees a plowman, for
instance, attending to'bis duties with
a rifle stuns over hi* back. But m
spite of this tbey are the essence of
honor and hospitality. As their goest
no one can come to any barm, and
tbey will do all hi Ibetr power to make
his stay among them pleasant and
aafe^-Wlde World Mngaiflnn. - .
A Crab That Makes Its Omni Wig.
Tbera la • email crab found _
the EngUsh coast that Is so afraH ot
his enaadaa that be baa found out or
baa perhaps been taoght a clever way
to. hide Mmeelf. The witter once saw
one et these crab* wUeb waa kept aa
a pet. and be waa rocky enoogb to vis-
It Urn when be waa In the very act ot
jtdng hto wig. Tbe crab first ton
off a pleee ot green rttbonltke seaweed
with hto nmeen and pot one end to, Ua
month." This he sucked and nttblaa
___ _ototanerl with some kind ot glue
that hardens onder water, and than be
pressed tbe sticky end upon hto back.
By aad by hto broad back waa covered
wttb • regular green and wartag wig.
so that aa be crawled about be looks*
Uke a bunch ot seaweed la geetto>-•»*>
We moat suppose tfcst be "
0L0 LONDOre BRID6L.
H Linked the Twelfth Century With
the Kighteenth.
Vvr centuries uld London urktge.
with Its double row of nouses, waa the
home of generations who lived aad
tndrd over the Thames waters.
Bolbeta lived and natated thsMv Os-
tbe nrenttee lad, leaned ttosajgh
Thaoksray** Satire.
Thackeray ITMIM! unite i
Impressions of himself by often Indulg-
to* In tawny In, tbe pnwkt of people
wb» I M Irn-apablv of uiMli-mtundlng
It. One iturkMia lusiaurw urbl.n be save
was this: Thackeni> had hmu dining
at tbe Marrkk mil vru* tulUnir'lu thr
.nyAinj room nftw dlnnvr wlih varl;
one flab aniuslntniHi's. IMP f ll»*u
f
,: WOO. Lota 909 and .810.
BeMkn
dgsrr Thackeray* no duubt Irritated
at the man'a nngrnvloUHiitiiis and beur
big to mind bis luft huutlug prvdllec-
dons, quietly 'responded. "Yon onghl
to, my good fellow.: for 'It wsn rfveu
me by a lord." lualead. however, of
detecting I be Irony, the d»U Inmieril
ateJy aitrilinted tne remark to no»b
btobness on Thackeray's imrt and t»
the end of bis days went about y a lord "
L. M. Nelson
who guarantees a square deal all the y*ar|
ffouns. • ; . ..
Diamoods and ^watcher, 843 Broadway,
FornUure Dept, 327 Kalgfra sveotae,
CAHDEN.N.J.
Church and Society Work a
• SpecUlty
flah-and-that be makes, the
She went on calmly wUb her aewug,
whUe he fumed and spluttersd for a
moment and then dropped tho anaject.
eepecliiily tne weak feminine part of
- MaUmal Instinct.
"Children tliat yell like that oneht
either to be gwaml or kepi at home.'"
remarked tbe Irascible Beutleuian with
•be white brard to the bits cooductor.
-And fares like tbe one wot you're
scarlu' |K*.|>le "with." chipped In the
mother of tne noisy |nfam. "ougnter
be mad* Imu door knockers or seut ter
tbe chamber •>' 'ornirs." .
Tbe irantlenino nlib the iwtrtnrchal
face funpm look a l>rkk ml complex-
Ion."*! know It's awkward at times"—
be commenced. . . -
-IVn mure'n awkward:' It's nothln'
snort o* 'orrlble.- siui|iped tbe lady, aa
ahe once 'more glanced at tbe sorry
elderly man's set of. features. '
Wben tbe rest or tbe passengers Ut-
tered audibly tbe old sentleman came
to tbe concltMlon lbat.lt beboored him
to steak to the point. •
-I mean I lie child-— he tried once
WASHINGTON
• Popular
Three-Say Tours
i te,Faknuri B. 20. wteca 20
3,ntaWfei1iitlS.t913
$11.05 FROM OCEAN CITY
Uadcr Pensnal Bacon.
Ticketa ud FOU tebnutlM of Tirket
or J*. r^Aarknoa, AjO. P. A.. "
aoooa
HE SENTINEL PRINT
ING HOUSE is Equipped
to do your work as Ar-
tistically and as Satisfactorily as you
can get it done in Philadelphia.
Give us your order. We'll do
' t h e r e s t . • .'' .-'•• ;vj. '-, •• '•'•• • - ' ; \
Satisfaction guaranteed. " •
I. S. CHAMPION
KSTaauSHCD -JanakT cenalnlr d"«> have
llnds oHrooble- .
.-What to the mntli-i trllh nlmr
"He got htmsrlt an uiiixiuulilte. ano
It blew an. Then be »ot BD aero
ali
-What happened to that r
-It blew ddwn--BalilB>one Amerl
•anaatto.,: r ....; ...,/;,
'John.** Mli a father to t»H son ear
day wnennke «au«tii him shnrlns thr
down off hto opi>or lip. -Ui.n'i ibro«
your ahavtng water oni.iwhrre.tnw
tee art* barefoeiAlv'jot* BI-MII or tbey
jdsbt get thsfr feet prirked.' _
i Ot V 'garalasne In ths Kltctitv ',
Sugar Bpeos-rm one ot those gaM-
ra spoooe ibat gel,'horn ta
The^Ponttere-
BOOt iSHOE
REPAIRING
SHOP
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
•le-aiB Aakmry Avc. Occaa City. N. J-
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
Bdltor ajid, PiopfMtor •
•i*oo P«r Year. Strictly In Advance.
Ideal Summer Resort
OCEAN
Tiusspaeaurassrveaior * '
W. L. BERRY,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
' NO. a> SOUTH SECOND ST.. '
- DMA* Uk» Comparisons.
"What'.made thai prims donna.de-
Faos of'the Typical New VorVw.
London Kb afriendless dty enough,
beaven knows, to those who araiaot
able to conquer, but ahe seems to me
mild, 'benlmiant even; to comparison
with New Vork. .Tne face of foe ton-
douer to very often overcast with tne
thonght of bow to geTa Urlng In' tbe
keen competition of, tbe people to that
mighty capital, but tbe : London face to
tranqWUty etnbbdled In? comportoon
•wttb-the faee of Iho typical Kew
yorker..,Jleen..hatchet ahaPfd..an»-
Ions, alisorhrd-sucb to tbe face you
eee everywhere around yon. And thin
keenness of face to accompanied by,s
terrible spirit "of self absorption. Ton
seldom, see people talk much while
they are traveling totbe ttotsttd raW-i
way or in the subway, as tney canibr
underground .train ihere.—T. P. OrOon-
oor to London il. A. P. -,, •' v
' '"•' 'A'Oreblem In Fractions. """'
A young wife was doing the market
tag for her first dinner In, htr new
"I wrote on article." repltiM the press
•gent:' "saving tiurt abv sirisf like an
angel. • She said ,abe saw uo- reaaon
for compUnwntarx ivfeivwe to any-
body*s slnelni: «*iV|.r 'lier- own."
Washington •B.inr. . , '. • .
'. Suite Some—Death to Others. •
•Troo may .lie KIMNI for Ihelikiod of
jams;'*' remarked the norm as'the
'angler threaded ilw bunk throuich him
ABBOTTS'
Alderney Dairies
(Stjccwssr to I. a. rtwsipl»a>
Seventh St. and West Ave.
Ocean qty. N. J.
Choloe> Dairy rProductas
Batter and Eggs
. Ask for Booklet of Specialties
Orders Delivered Both Pbonw
BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED
FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST
THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN
Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts During .
Season. Great Fishing in. Ocean and Bay. The
Delight of the Yachtsman. • Numerous Trains to
and from Philadelphia on Three Railways ... . ...
Within easy access of Atlantic City and
-trier well-known resorts
MANYCMl 9CHES NO SALOONS
g
Una.
"Nice quarter of lamb, ma'am!" po-
ratelyerugatedtnebaterate, r ,,<
' Tbe yonng wire's race became
wrlnkJed'Tai thought. "But" she saM.
tbere an only two ot nsl Doat yon
tOnakanalghiiiwouiaanlBcer
Ualasa She •ask Oaf. *
tAmg In palmistry t Brlggs^-Wen^er-
--U you brinit a omllf i» ibr.trrns lyes. I beHrve ft a jrooag fellow can
Una of emnher y.w will -H-O duv get a pretty itiri to give htm bar hand
•Ti7t7iTTn.Z*Umt *r,),A Mltu» lanai otr amnhery«w will ^.m die- last a pretty wri to pveium nsri
rtatalad by p*MGtqU.t9imn ^ral mata f""* to aUgUlm: on yon* I be can tell tbe name of ber future
X!&y&&ZGBl*£qBgm &XmXKiilJ£&±±L-iao M - Und^io-^ Tnoacitot.. ?^ ^^
•HIM so(rj«8e
•efTBer—:"?'- -•:• .-. •• ,••.,
And yet tt» Bsh thai -wallowed the
no a Httle 'later was quite carried
away with h.». > . • , '.
Ejes Examined Wltbout Drops
methods. BatMsetlon
md Otil work
bt
MAhr Juen
ststsnt with
ttw premises.
All work drne ao
."Jswsiry In Turkey.
'•< TTorMghobt t be Turkish empire, espc-1
cUUr'ln the rural'districts, cold ial
hoarded In the form of Jewelry. ' I
A. W. ELY
Ceraier wiistmla. awl aiia»«t«i tra.
AXLaJmo. OITT. av J.'
SHora Vut UnaPBSKS Door. ..
s, BslIFbone IUS-
Telephone Bills
•ATB ACUHM.
WM. LAKE, C. E.
PablU. Master In Cnaneerjr
sals or onbanaa. HOOM«
. „ Jlsand Oontraeb esnrany
ol moro Uisn twanur-av* iws
>(. GORSOH
No. 721 Asbury Aoenue, Ocean City. N. j.
aaasrwaaarairrsniiBsntaruolthstitty,
. It to the Company*a duty to farmjsh
lory service. To do so it maintains carefully «V
signed and equippedI bmldmgs, a wdMrnilt plant,
and a trailed rorce of pawiwaVing etnployea. '
Thk isWConiDany'e duty when kbecDmea
party to a telephohe conrrect. i .••'.•>••/ '
V 5BCRBT SOCIBTIBS. .
Ocean OilyXodn, No. 171, '.and A. M..
meets asemid andTbnrUi Tborsday avenlnn
or caeb monlb. In Masonla bau, W A.
Herbert O.Bmltb; secretary,-O«orie w.
CltyUxIjre.No. 05, K. of p., mesu
Orst and third Jjonday STenlngs or' eaeli
montblnlCot p. bsU.Asborv amans.near
Heventb street. CO« MarkXsuie;K. ofK.
snd B., B. Howard Tbom.
lotaooonoll. No. uTjr. O. D. A. M.. meets
lery Tneaday evening In K. ot p. ball.
kmnoUlarTciarenea Mead; Wlllon H
OonneUlort
WUIets.
CIOHTH STREET. OPP. P. O
OCCAN CITY N. J.,
MORGAN HAND,
ATTORNEY and
COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW
(OppoatU PiibUo
W. BOM ANAS. AUDBSW O. BOSWBU.
LAW OFFICES
' Apgar St, Boswell,
AHBUBY A'
OFFICES
Godfrey &. Godfrey,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
JAMES M. E. HILDRETH
Counsellor-at-Law
and SolleMor. Master and Examiner In
. .Chancery
fOWNSEND GODFREY
Attorney-at-Law •
Uanietl Bonding: ' AtOessn Otty.Bslnrdaya
" " Atlantic City 00 Wesley ave.
\RjriLLIAM B. DAVIS
- • Attorney at Law ,
400AtlantloAve; ' '
Ocean City NewJeiiey
Atlantic City Theatres
.> IIKATitt"
-AN
MARIE
In a New Three Act Comedy
The New
Secretary
Eves., 15c to $a.oo; Mat., 15c to f 1.50
Mas. sad Tan, Kr«, Jan. JB. and a, st 8.30
MsttsaeTaeidsrstajD
The Poor Act Comedy
'The Cowboy's
Girl"
. nEDIOAI.
J. N. GRISCOM, M. D.
EIGHTH BT. AND WBSLEV AVK.
Both Phonn-Bell, It; lntar-SUte, IIB- A
OfficeHoun-Untllloa.m. From8to»p.m.
Mo omoe hours annday.
At BlehardTownsmd'a, Palermo. *Sa to &J0
p. m. dally. Veil Phone, Psrmer'e Lino, Hut
S||;iUleii(JorsonJM.D.vH r
' BiS Wesley Avenue
Ocean City New Joraoy
•*loler-BUU! 120-A.
W.P. HAINES
COR. NINTH AND VUCBLCY AVE
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
OKMUE UOURJW {•IOSIMS
(eto8p.m.
Phones: Bell Ol-Ws Inter-HUte ISO-A
{[!J^l.ll)i;
HEESOHBL PETTIT, M. D.
807 WESLEY AVK.
OCEAN CITV7NEW JEHSEY~
Office Hoots: UnUISJO a. m. '
, • 9104 p.m.
6toap.m.
£)R. CHARLES B. RIDER
809 Central Avenue
OClEAJi OITV. B. J. .
CeaiUsMBraiiH Susi TsurtarUclM
Hogbes' Central Pharmacy
: OiMa si. sal Wain-Ave.'
• xpbona yonrordera" '.
Uollttt-A. BotbFbotata. Inl«r Histe
HB. Prescriptions •u-enr-ilely com-
pounded from aline or rrenbdruK* and
f 1 oneiiilcals. Kodit lounmlo open all £>
winter.' lee trroni, our own m»ke, m
u
served In form or toecreant Mod«ii,Hfin. A
daes,orsoldlnbulk. Aceney for Iho
Norman Hall) 8: my, un ideal ClirM-
manxlfl. Open Bnndsyii. u lo lo.ni ».
nt..iiosp. in andeto7uiop.ni.'
X THORNLEV HUQHES; Manager
iMcUr Is rssnasrjr
Wrlttscrsprr ' rtrfaarrr rasstsls rrs>
Boyle Commercial Agency
624 Eighth St. Ocean.CIty, N. J
B. C BOYLE, nanozer
CUims adjnatod and collected anywhere in
United Rtatea.
be same time for one year.
Trie law is said to be ambiguous* aud
ihere Is a difference of opinion aa to
Its bearing on certain allies and towns
In order to be on tbe safe side. It
1 stated, Mayor Hesdley made Ibis
aove. " , . . •"".
In tbe regular business ct tbe board,
tbe contract fora ner attendance, 83.96. . ; .
Pror. Stevens wax Instructed to sus-
pend Boy Mahan; of Peermonl.
Franda Corsou, fit., and Frank
Morgan made application forttae po«l-
lion of Janltorortlie ne*ncli»ol build-
tig.
A iei|UeHtof IhehlguHChoolboys ror
lie une of Ibe assembly room fur a
"poverty social," FiMay night, "aa
grauled. .
Secretary liewls K. Bmlth was In-
riicted to get blda for a Slate black-
Hoard for tbe new school
The title policies for the two new
{•lots of ground recently bought by the
ward were received and accepted.
Goal! Coal! Goal!
The V. H. Shoemaker Lumber
Company have leased from A.
J. Smith bin Coal yard, no they
could receive Coal over the
Pennsylvania Ksllrouil.tiot be-
ing able to secure dial over
^^Ihe ReadliiR Kallroad fant
enough for their trade. When
In need of Coal call uri
SHOEMAKER
Try an Advertisement , '
in the 8BNTINBI,
MID-WINTER MILLINERY SALE
. ' • Entire stook of bats reduced below cost. •
Good style, g * Equality, and all colors.
J. H. lildretH's
aaeAsoury Avo. , Oosan City
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
PWBLIG AND
©OMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
; PENSION VQUCHERSr ::
1 ' CAREFULLY EXECUTED •
° . Numbers 744 and 746 Asbury Avenue
• OCEAN CITY - - L - NEW JERSEY
It may be just barely possible that some
other fellow may sell it a little cheaper,
but abettei- qualiiy^IMPQSSIBLB.'^ >o|treaalTe I.easjne'a'Kvenl Will.
•' ' Occur jannarr mj.
Tbe members of tbe Young Men's
Progressive League will give their first
annual banquet on Monday evening,
January.27. It will take place either
at the BIscayne or the Hewllogs, It u
etated. •
The banquet committee comprises
a B. Swan, Dr I. N. Orlsoom. Bolla
UarratBoo. John J...Foster. H. D.
hylor. Charles D. Sampson and Boy
Johnson. I Tno other members-of the
organization feel that the affair to In
lint-class bands; and a most, pleasant
time Is anllclpited. . ^TT. .
Own
It's dignified and gives you * defl.
ous,tseose of secuiUy.,ta ownyonr
ff»# - •• •-
Its
clous
BOYS ARE GAINING
Ahead or airia in Babbaln Stcuool
Conteai.
The ladder climbing;' contest In' the
Flr»t Presbyterian Bunday School Is
becoming particularly luterestiuir.
The' threatening aspect of the
weatherB. Oobver.'i
Asslsstant Chltf John 1 B. ~
Liberty
Wallace,
owing assistant chiefs ^ .
Alfred R,SmUbrofNo.S Company)
ohn B. Trout,of Np.*Co*paj>y( and
OeorgeDatacbeg, ofNo. 4'Ootnpanyi,
the next oonventton,>two^yaara
electioneering for tbe otDeeof
among tbe Mends of the tandMataa
for some days. TbanJbn, wIMii^tM
meettnir Tuesday erenlnc waa r eallejl'
toordarbyB.CurttaBoola
an air ot expectancy amons
JJAMUBL B. CONVBB^ t^»
Be-elected Chief of, Fire Department,
gates Katbered In the roorn,
as five delegates from ^ovf iiompsny.
Booth Ooean City, appeand,h\,ltb«
TheU presence. h l l U l
meet! _
place to beaom
for her, the
BUILDING SOCIETY
IN GOOD SHAPE
Old Organisation of This City
Issues Many 8hares at
Annual Meeting.
The Ocean City Building and Loan
Association held Its annual meeting In
ofDce or F. K. Darby Batorday
evening, George'O. Adams presiding.
In bis annual report. Secretary B.
Howard Thorn said!
"It Is with a great deal of pleasure
that your secretary points to the re-
salto of the association. for the past
year. The amount of mortgage loans
baa Increased to.«»9,691.50. notwith-
standing there waa paid off by cash
and matured stock $28,800.00.
"Tbe net Increase In the number of
ibarea In force 1*865. There wen Issued
during the-year Just closed 704 abates,
all of which are In'force. Tbe sbarea
withdrawn, and matured during the
year leave the'nnmbar of shares now
In force at 8788. .
The gross assets of tbe association
bave Increased to (242.634.79. an actual
increase for the year of (22,456.71.
'Let every stdckuolder near In mind
the fact that a little effort on tbelr part
will go a great way toward Increasing
the strength and usefulness of the
association, aqd every new stockholder
helps to advertise and keep the asaocl
atlon before the pobllceye.,
"The tweoty-seventb series Is now
open to subscribers, and .everyone
should uhs every eHort to get at least
one new one."' „ , .
8. B. Miller, was re-elected vice
president, W. E. Massey a dUeetor,
and Andrew O.BOBWCII solicitor.
Tbe Ocean C|ty Title and' Trust
Company will continue to,do the con-
veyanblpg work for the aasyilatlon.
A number of sbares of the new series
were taken, and the outlook, tor the
Two lots southeast .corner; Fifteenth
avenoe. price, •1,000; eleven^room cot-
taw. Wssley/t^. entltt^-modernl
Company,~aud gutter 'Ii
jr^
K..A. Porter, No. 1 Company;-iff,
I'srlaou, No, 2 Company; Emerson
Hmlth, No. 8 Company; Harry T^Hex
Devllt, No. i Company.,
On motion of B. Frank ,r}mltb, 1|
was agreed that, as tbe vote waa takea<
the low man in the balloting iShonM
be dropped. , ,, ,)-
N. Carlson snggeated that the dele-
gates vote aa companies, bat Ijota) waa
not agreed to. It being stated that the
delegates were assembled as a convert,
Uon. "' '' 'i
Ubalrman Olbb'appolpted iDbarlea
G Sithens judge,'and N. Car)son'.';'C,
i Adams and OeorgaDatseneg isliera.
Charles Kllnk, of the Bouth .'Ocean
City fire company, nomlnated r 8.'B.
Conver for chief, aeoonded by
T.McDevut. ' '.-i i ' ,
B. Frank Smith nominated' H' ; £>,
Wallace, and Emerson" Smith'nom-
inated John E. Trout. ' '' "
Ontbeflnt three ballots,-the f vote
was: Conver, 10; Wallace, 6;Trout, l 8;''
On the fourth ballot, Conver received"
votes, Wallace 6 and Tronfr"(7:
Wallace was then dropped. *'i 1 •';•
On the next ballot, Conver ' waa'
given 15 voles and Trout 5." Uoifte*' ///A
waedeclaredeleeted."'"'^-^^ '* M
On motion of William' tt,
No. 4 Company was given ani
chief.
William' R. Hmlth aald '
wardens cannot be found ^during flretC
There are no ropes to *••—> «a«.i*i
s
people back of the -fir* iti
going to fires, the speaker
progress of tbe I
wltb by automobl
" It was said that thateUTa
nance giving flie pppara
of war It* SelDB "» One.
After a discussion on t .
fire wardens, to whIch,W2W^
ChaHea E. Adams and V.
took part;on moUonof W.Hi
*,Mjj

aa^lP^ vH*u&tiqr. ling
Tbe ehnrebee ia Ooeau Cirj warn all
wajlfllledatthe.atrvlcae on 8anday.
FoUowInBare npotu of tbe'errmona
beard: - ' ' •
— our.
'HOMiUJMb*dby. California
waa • large attandaiica at toe
o'clock mass In St. AognsUne'a
Chun* Sonday. ealsbrated by tbe
reetbr,theHeir." John J.Sweeney. -
pmtba WlUwoba 8on: And now
'mans
"' * "fir* •P'i— **— *"^nmrr1ffir rnlt. W f*
^'iroftdar that people are turning
BBs^flaaaaTft aw) sassuei w>Bh^aav^ ^ L ^ ^ ^ ^m.^^^t* ^a) asak^h
^__Mew*PawSB*s*» Ivai saBsV4at •^Bw#^aT saw9v3^HS> ^DsUaa ^9a< easels!
,'**flmt blila to b» Introduced .Into the
I r-'. .afa^attalaiara wiu be to, radically
the
Tba Be». Samuel J. Comfort con-
ducted tbe. services and preached In
Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday.
and-hie dtaconraaa made a strong
appeal to hta hearers. -
TbeSandayacbooI la growing wall
.8onday school directory waa' pro-
bytmaof. the members of tbe
It fcafafwl that aoaaeor Uialaglslaton
i BBWjanjn laworea *cotmn»
rV aiMaVnmmant wfll propose radical
p$> |«>«dopttm) .
K '* _p*Mi,thaWalsh.att,Trben snbnUttwi
"^ ta»nftnndom ta^Waar-Oiaoga the
Kdaj being rrieetad by a majority
, -, vataand notevan getting the percent-
|i> . *«• o«tb«w«a required by U» aet It-
V « BeJfH» order thai it.aboold
£.:> .- -aBeeflfj, Oqvatnor Wllson'a pte,
-a.o. tba
Tbe aervioes in UM Fust Presbyterian
Cbureb were wall attended laat
Sunday. .'
At tbe morning service the Rev.
Cbarla* H. Bobber.tbe pastor, took aa
aa hie theme. •'Tbe Tabernacle," and
bis text, Hebrewa9:8-9: "Tbe lint tab-
ernacle wa» yet standing, which waa a
flKare for tbe time then promt."
After, briefly deacrlblog the; tabernacle
•alt appeared In the camp of Ierael
daring tbdr Journey toward' tbe land
of promise, Mr. Bobner showed In
whatjespects tt was a type of Jeans
Sft £ 'Bodtw Jfc- htt HOC
.„,, tiaan falffllaH. aajatba^Caaadan l«oat-
C .., . OWagiam,llk> faef Dttag tbat It bas
ft* been laJajMla • •BaJorMiaf Instances
V \ aod naTjajatveral ^tbaimuDkHpU-
Unto tne; tbe
— T-^--l-^ ..^^•«» ^»HW HSStHSJVV
^--..•-k-S^;
' V:
—&• - i ,£T
PDT TAXATION ON
BDSINESS BASIS
ACLB BAPTIST.
'•'!•' X.
1 " ' Governor Wilson.
The tax eommlaslon appointed by
Governor Wilson In accordance with
tbejolntrasolutloaof Iba Senate and
House of Assembly has submitted lu
report to tbe Governor.
The membtra of the commission are
Senator Carlton 8. Plena, of Union
County; Frank B. Jess. President of
State,Board of Equalbtatlon ot
Taxes, 'of Camden' County; Senator
Albert R. McAllister, or Brldgeton
Arthur C. pleydell. of Somerset
County, and TbomaaB Usher, former
secretary of tbe State Board of Taxa-
tion, of Hudson County.
In Its report, the board, after review.
Ing the existing conditions, makes tbe
following recommendations
1. Assessment system should be pot
on a Dullness basis with direct responsi-
bility from top to bottom. Tbe State
Board of Equalization sboold have
authority sufflctrot to *ecore uniform-
Ity and efficiency throughout tbe State.
2. Establish office of Slate
to supervise coonty assessors.
8. EstablUh a coonty assessor In
each county to bave general super-
vision of local assessments.
4. Revise county lax boards so they
shall consist of tbe county
Christ and His Church.
In tbe evening tbe minister's theme
waa ••The Godpf the Seven Stars;" and
tbe test, Amos 5; 8: "Seek Him that
aaketb the seven stars and Orion.
Tba work of the choir waa very ac-
sepuMalhroaghont the day, JLewla E.
Smith and Misa Ijoulsa Coraon giving
special satisfaction-by tbdr dellgbtful
soloreadlUona.
3ftss Corsou Is showing unusual
promise aa • rlslog singer, and tbe
training In voice enltore which sho Is
receiving in a Philadelphia musical
conservatory la becoming more ap-
parent every aoeeetdlng Sabbath.
8XBBBT CBKXIFIGATBS
The matter of hto doty, as bead of
the department of highways, in eertJ
lying to tbe building of streets by
private persona without reettviog
orders from tbe dty lo do so,
brought before theCUy Commissioners
by Director Bobert Flsber at their
regular weekly meeting. He desired
an opinion from City Solicitor Howe!
Cpr hfa own Information and tbat o
tbe Interested public,
Director Flsber,stated that there
ave' bean eases where people have
continued the opening of streets when
tbe work bad not ben ordered by tbe
antborlt!ae,aodb»!alt, he said, tbat
be-has nothing to do with, private
contracts. He referred particularly to
a eaaa on .Ocean avenue, between Four
teenth and Flfieanlh stieets, where
star tbloka Director Fiaber
ebMMatftit Iba certificate.
fhe dty aoJIdtor told Director
Flsber tbat it Is not bta duty to sign
eertifleatea uolesa the- work
ordend-by. tbe dlyuCommlealoners
Uworkle.doae by a private peouu
and tt* aeeepud by tbe ctty, it would
be'hladoty tosign Ibe'cettlflcaia If tbe
ance of a map of-dad teuton baa noth-
togtado.wtUiJbeaetoal.strwt work.
Uda^eIope4;darlng;UMrdlscasdoo
that tbedty'a map to not 'op to'date,
and. ooaootlon, tbe dty engineer was
hMrnctedJto have tbe map bmagbtnp
todate, t wttb an acceptances marked
aothat the board will'know
TOW"*"?*.?. ' - .-
« >''
.director Tlaharit tbe meeting or tbe
Oy tiaata(whleh, by the way,
is tbe oiily block on AthjtiHfi. aveo
from Fifth to Flnt streata that 'la
almost entirely built upon) ,• appeared
befpre the .commission .lo opposttlon
to same." W« requested lite board,
our objections to the granUna: «f this
ordloauee did not. appeal.to tbem,
tbat at least no tnru-outs be allowed
on that block, stating we felt Ibis re-
quest could not be taken, exception lo,
as tt did not Interfere with the rights
or personal eonyeolenea oT^aioyone,
unless It was the trolley company It-
mannerat a public meetlag,at which
nopne nad anyobjectlona to offer \ My
recoliccUou Is that Mayor Ueadleydld
state pablldy that be tbongbt there
waa J rea«nli» what we, .asked. and
would' favor; If the ordinance ,w
pained,;^ nebould be ameoded
erlng the pptot we raised. ,' " .'
I bave neyer read ,'tbe ordinance
gr^ltog tbeltanchlsa. bot.'tf It did
provkte tb>t no'turnK>ute should be
placetfoo tbe block referred to, It Is
further evMaiieetliatwnycttlzen
oeMC^|^;rctf:h^;^o|g»;.jiotbe
pneant mayor In tba open and the lat-
vwtfl ahow him conslrterallno
b b ^ i ^ d d M l f
ibat Mie pwpla^iOeaan City a
havatbefnlibeoefltof bl« observations
PLUMBING
or dsrical fores to maintain. OivauMatiU.
H. BACON 7 at
Yard and Lawn work attended to promptly. All, kinds of house and
yard plants.. Special seashore lawn grass seed for sale. Beet grades of
shade and ornamental trees and hedging. Would be pleased to do your
woik for yon. Top soil sold In any quantity and special fertillxer for
yonr flower beds.
ELMER H. CRANE
. e*ao MOORLVN jl
Oo*an City ow Jersey.
Bell Phone 18 Inter-State Phone 134-A
General Contractors
Grading and Street Bailding
739 ASBURY AVENUE
Ocean City, New Jersey
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Tbe time to have yonr Antomobfles overhauled and repaired
is" during tbe Winter, the place to have it done is the Do*
•ncey Garage and Ma'chine Shop, Twent y
second and Pine Streets,. Philadelphia. First-class work
Guaranteed at Honest' Priqes.. Give us a Trial Order.
Machine shop in charge of John R- Duncan, late of the
Chadwich Engineering Works. " .
ALLEN SCULL; Prop.
Construction Sand & Gravel Co.
N . JOS. O. CHAMPION, Manager .
Office, 8th Sb» Opp. Penna. Depot. ' Ocean City. N. J.
AU grades Concrete Gravel and Sand. •'
Top Soil for Lawn Purposes. . -
- • Dirt (or Grading or Filling.
RBADINQ RMLR0AO DEUVBRV.
MOKB PIKBPXrVG8 •
ctty www «3«t
Director Bobert Fisher said at the
g of tbe -City Oommla.
•tonera that this dty, if be were not
mistaken, has $3800 down for water in
tbe appropriations for tbe year 1918.
these flgores being based on 91 flre-
been estimated tbat three' more Ore-,
plugs would be required, but If tbey
bad Up In all. the dty could get an-
other sprinkling cart and they would
saveflOOon water. Another sprink-
ling cart win be required next summer
for the growing .sections of the city.
He made a motion, which was' carried,
tbat tbe city's Unplug, capacity be In-
creased to 100. which will give the
dty tbe use of a third sprinkling cart.
Bate! Anivala.
HKWXIVGS. * -
G W. Lott, Philadelphia.
W. W. Sltnoo, W. H. Chambers and
wife. Philadelphia.
Leo Bamberger aud wife. Philadel-
phia; U. H. Coraon. Atlantic City.
.... ' . BIBCAYHK. '.' .
Boot. Dletx, Jr.. B. L. Sander*. E.
B. Bake. B. B. Eberbach. J. A. Eppe,
K £aton. E. B. Porter. W. D.
Bbenerd. W. JB. O'Kana, Pblladel-
phla; George Burton. Chestnut Hill;
W. B. M. Borrell, Camden; J. C.
Logan. Uaddon Heights; P. V. MUll-
gan, Cynwyd; A. F. Sbaoer and wife,
Boyertown; E. H. Taylor, Wilming-
ton; F..P. Caofleld, Peermbnt; W. E.
Massey, H. P. Stanton, B. W. Ed-
wards. Ocean City; F. 8. Leebuer.
Oscar Bdnsmllh, Emaus; D. BUIey,
StoDe Harbor. ,. , . . '• . . .' , ,
•• Called His Bluff. :
•He told her I hut be would
toisr.Jher."'.-,; J.V. ,;„!.'-." ,•••;..'•
~mw. wiuie old blaff Did to c*t ** •• S4 ^^
A;n.NH,artts>
JOHN .E. TOWNSEND
Electrical Contractor
1137 Asbury A^eT
Ocean Ctty ° New Jersey
DIVTO'DATE
TdNSORiAh PARLOR
tf4 Aabory Avenae
Faar-Barbera- -NO-WAITINO
MORGAN HAND. JR.
OIVII.
Ocean City Title and
Trust Company
of Ocean City, New Jersey
CAPITAL tioo.000
SURPLUS S3O.OOO
rsesMoc dspoens subject toehec* wUhoat
notles aad atknra a par .eeot. lalerot on
Tt A
Aetsaa •xsaitor.admlaJitrator; trance or
ansrHtsn. WUls receipted tor sad Kept wltb-
oateliaisa.
isiauau Tiruta laauia SCMCM
: U M. CBE88E, President ,
WE B. MAaaEY. nnt Vlca-Praaldenl
C R. BT1I.WXLL. aa
J. MTBIAS TATRM.Balleltor
RKCT6RSt '
CtejtoB Uslaes Brit* W. B. Msswiy '
BobenOsnon' • Ucnry O. Moon
E.V. Coraon AuonO. Blee
i. M. Cbsstcr Jam*>O.SeaU
AlUoOanon " . ' Joseph U semi
B. W. edmtds "' .wunsmrxiUiencrd
BsnjBssdler • ' Dsalsl 8: SUelmt
BotntJ. Kay J. PltbUnTatcm
B..W. Lsks ' B."aawsrd Ibotn
Imus 8. Ladlam Otis M. TowamoA
Cbsrlts P. Vsojunsii '
BaaUas by DUO a SfecUHy
IRAE-ArVALL
725 Central Ave.
Ocean City New Jersey
Plaio 8Bd Oscoratifs
Paperhaneer
Katimatca Cheerfully Given
A Post Card wOl bring-oar ser>
i | i* triCO 1O TfWBkm
GAS HEATING STOYE;$
,TT Don't letthesuddencbange of weather
• catch you unprepared. A Gas Heater
will snake any room warm and cozy at a
minute's notice and keep it the way you
want it as long as you want it.'
U Call at the Gas Office, Eleventh and
Haven avenue, and select what you want.
We have a supply of the best makes.
CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY
CWMf-ICTOsM AMI*
OTIS M. TOWNSEND
BUILDER
OFFICE: 8th St.* Opposite P. O.
Plans and Specifications '
prepared without charge
Only galvanized nails used on
' exterior work
3:
i •
W~'
SQKE 1. mmin t HI
Carpenters and Builders
. OCKAB OITT, tt. J. .
btlmaus grw. Baudta«s~stselsil by cos-
metordu. . .
* For anything you want to know about
building. • .
Are yon undecided how to plan your house ? You are invited
to come and see our splendid collection of up-to-date plans.
Wodld you like to have your ideas of a house developed and
know what it would cost' to build ?
We have a draughtsman always at your service, ° Free.
. Are you unfamiliar with building materials ? You are invited
to,our show rooms, where samples may be seen and their relative
merits and cost discussed. ' •. '
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS AND BePAIBS
Spencer B. Swan
jobbing Carpenter
a Specialty and Builder
1940 Aibury A*>:
ORE BID FOR NEW
BRIDGE OVER BAT
Contract WU1 Probably be
Awarded Batarday—Over
• fsx,ooo 8nbBcrlbed.
The Button * Coraon Co. and the
Hill Dredging Uo. together sent In the
only complete bid'for the construction
or the bridge over Great Egg Harbor
Bay from this olty'toSomers' Point're-
ceived by the Ocean City Automobile
Bridge Company Saturday afternoon.
These bidden agreed to do tbe work
and oonstraot a bridge with concrete
decking, without the draws, for 1184,
662.74;*bridge with wooden decking,
•161,487.07.
Tbe Son Dredging Company pre-
sented a bid or 928,848 for tbadredglng.
Before the bids were opened by
Harvey Y. Lake, secretary or the
bridge company. Mayor Headley, an-
other or Ihe company's officials, stated
that the company bad decided, at
meeting held Friday evening, to only
open the bids on Saturday.' Tbe con
tract would be awarded tbe following
Saturday, tbe object or the delay being
to give tbe company .an opportunity to
ascertain the standing and responsi-
bility or the contractors and sub-con-
tractors.
Atter the bids bad been announced,
It waa'evident that there was disap-
pointment because more bids bad not
been received.
Under the conditions, the Button A
Corson Co. will doubtless receive the
contract nnt Saturday.
An estimate will ba received Hstur:
GIVEN 8URPBI8B
Junes *«a. Bionltf Cclcbraica Mia
BlrllMMv Anniversary.
Jame»a. Mould, or Ibis city, waa
hirty-six years old last Thursday,'and
hi* Mends gave him a surprise party at
hla home, STenth street, In I be evening.
A few hours were spent pleasantly .In
listening to vocal and Instrumental
mualc and In playing games.
Those st the party were tbe follow-
ing! • • • „ • , . . • • • • .
Mr. .and Mrs. Mould 'and son,
Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Howe
and son, James; Mr. and Mrs. I. Hill,
arl, Ruth and Haul Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Llby, Mra. Joseph Moray, Mr.
and Mrs. William Smith, Freda knd
William Smith, Jr., Mr. and- Mrs.
Samuel Smith, Reglnal Smith, Mr
and Mrs. W. Cbattln; Haney, Mal-
colm, Rush, Walter and Alma Chat-
tin, Mr. and Mrs. Park Richmond and
son, Bowman; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Barclay, Wesley Barclay, Mrs. Gar-
tbe street la opened.tbe electrio railway
company will want to move Its tracks
to Wesley avenue from Central avenue,
and be waa or the view tbat tbe street
abould nol be less f hau 80 feet wide:
Director Flsber said tbat the people
here from tbe early days of tbe city
always spoke of Wesley avenue as tbe
80-foot wide street. How the change
came about he did not know.' He de
sired information as to how many of
the signers will give the additional feet
required. - -_ *' .
Mr. Brick won unable to,answer
:bls question. J
Mayor Headley suggested Hint Di-
rector Fisher and Ihe city engineer run
a line through to where an 80-root wide
street would go. Tbe»,-ir It la. found
ife to bulld'the street, and the right
of way IH aecu'ed, he would te willing
lo faior (be action. ,
Pending the tecuriog of a map tmm
he city engineer,, action on the pe-
Itlon was deferred for a week.
Cbarlea Breekley.
MODERN APARTHENT8
j. T. Oral facia comrwet Irons
' deoraie P. . Bauer.
J.T. Seal, the builder, baa received
he contract from George F. Bauer, a
phlladslphia bnMnes* msn.^to erret-a
wo-family apartment, costing (5500,
on Oeean avenue, near Fourteenth
street.
The house, which will lace the ocean,
and be modern In every detail, will
have an asbestos shingle roof, with
narrow weather-boarding on the sides
of the building. Tbe Interior will bavr
a chestnut trim and a sand finish.
Tbere will be seven rooms, large
pantry and bath In each apartment.
Mr. Bauer, who bas been a summer
visitor here for a number of years, will
occujpy one of the apartments.
Holy Trinity Ctinrcti Hervlcm../
Regular services In Holy Trinity
Church next Sunday morning at 10 45;
evening, 7.45; Sunday soboof, 8 p. m.
Tbe pre-Lenten season begins next
Sunday (Septuageslma), and It Is the
design or the church In tnese three
Sundays before Aih Wednesday, Feb
ruary 5, to call tbe people from the
feasting and joy or Christmas to pre-
re for the fasting and humiliation
proper for the approaching season or
Lent. Sermon In tbe morning on
Our Adversary, the Devil." lo tbe
evening, "Story of tbe Good Samarl-
Bla; Time Among s>. o. •, of A.
One hundred and forty members of'
Washington'Camp, No: 76, P- O S. of
A, are requested to be present at tbe
meetlog.to be held tomorrow evening.
Special services, donation or handume
gifts, past president's jewel. The dis-
trict president will be present:
1 * Harry Sfaaa Dead. - -
Harry Haas, who was a butcher for
Cbarlea B. Powell, of tbta city, and
was known to a number of people
here, died In Atlantic City Monday,
of acnte pneumonia, afieran Illness of
three days. He was burled In Phila-
delphia yesterday. : •
Will BOlIrt COIIMBC.
Mrs. O. li. Lako has sold one of L.
M. Crease's lots, at tbe corner of Bay
avenue and Marine place, to'Charles.
Harre, a carpenter employed by Otis
M. Vownsend. Tbe purcliaaer will
build •'cettaga;; •••;_•-- ' • .'
. ChlcKcn Polplo Sapper.
Don't forget the chicken' potple sup-
per to be given in tbe soelal rooms of
tbe Flnt Presbyterian. Church by tbe
members.or the Ladles' Auxiliary
Thursday eveqlng, January 23. Kuy
yourtlcfcela early., .
,'Ti Wstck U»>
aentleman'aopen-face, silver waloh
either In Ocean City .or on tmnplke
between'Ocean City and-Beesley's
Point? Flnd«c.plraae return to 8BMTI.
u«w ^Mna MlV*
CITY IS ASKED Tflj .WIDE1S, I-
WESLEY AVENUE DOWN TOWN
Commissioners Take No Ac-
tion Pending Inquiries Into
Situation.
Tbere was presented by Claylou
Hainea Brick at the meeting of. the
City Commissioners a petition request
Ing the opening or Wesley avenue
from Twentieth to Thirty-fourth
streets. Reference to tnl» petition was
made In tbe HENTINBL >a few weeks
ago.
Tbere were three batches or letters
with the petition—some In favor or the
plan, others Indifferent and only three
opposed
Mr. Brick said tbat an effort had
been made l>y himself, acting on be-
half of Wm. Evans, a client, to Bee all
owning land In tbat section of tbe city.
He added tbat there Is a demand for
tbla Improvement and lie hoped the
boardlwould give It favorable considera-
tion.
Mr. Hrlck slated tbat 4897 feet or
laud are represented by those who bad
actually signed. „
Director .Bobert Fisber said there
are fourteen squares, and there should
be signers repre»eutlng 14,000 feet. In
considering this, Mr. Flsber stated, it
decurred to him lhat a difficulty In the
way of the width of the street should
be glveu careful thought.
Mayor Headley said be baa always
understood Wesley avenue la dedi-
iteddoreeton tbe city map. He
supposed IhA moat of the signers
nllhejilreel30_feet_wlrte. .When
GEORGE HAROLD DEAD
Hammer stvaiaeiil Here a Victim
of lockjaw.
George Harold, one of Mill ville 1 * re-
spected citizens, died at the Vlneland
Hospital early Friday morulug. -
Mr. Harold was planing a board
several days ago, when It slipped and
struck the back of his hand. Tbe sklu
i scarcely broken, and, until three
days after the acnldent," he felt In IIIH
usual good health. ' • •
He retired at tbe usual .hour on
Tuesday night, and on Wcduesday.
morning hlsjawa were lightly locked
e was hurried to the hospital and*
the physician succeeded In relieving
tbe lockjaw on Thursday morning
The patient was conscious all the
time, was suffering little pain, and re-
ports from the hospital were to tbe
effect that he had .a chance, lor re-
covery. •• •.'••",
At 4 40 o'clock Friday morn fag-. he
was celzed^ylth convulsions,. durlW
which he died. .. • *
Mr. Harold l»Hurvlved .by a widow
and one daughter, Mr*. Bclford Con-
Baboon, and one son, Kdward Harold,
letter carrier. - .
He was au extensive properly owner
In Mlllvllle and Ocean City, and was
employed aa a glassblower by Wbltall
Tatum Company for yean. He was
me or-the oldest, members or the First
M. E. Church ot Mlllvllle.
Mr Harold bad a number of friends.-
here to. whom news or bis death waa a
snooti. They extend deep, sympathy
to the family.
28 FIRE ALARMS
DURING TEAR 1912
Active. Work by, Department
Members Kept the Losses
Very 8mall.
There were £8a!arm8or> tire Inthls city
during theyear'1912, Chief Conver re-
ports. Most of them were of a trifling
nature and the greater part of these
were extinguished by tbe apparatus
from the Nlulh street house.
Tbe HrcH of any consequence were as
follows:
January 0—Storage house or tieorge
W. Ernst; Loss. (SOU.
February 0—OH house owned by
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. .Loss total,
but amount-unknown.
May 26—Stable owned by tbe Con-
sumer* 1 Ice Co. . Loss) J250.
November 21—Cottage owned by
Miss Mary Corson. Loss, 81200.
November 2S-Cotlage 730 West ave
nue, owned by Anderson Bourgeois.
torn, »160.
.Quick response and active, work by
the members of the department are
responsible for the small Ions ffom
Urea.
FREEHOLDERS TO MEET
Will Coaaldcr nalldlnaj olBen-
les'a Point, andiie.
A joint session or the Atlantic aud
Cape May County boardsof freeboldera
will be held In.Cape May Court House
next Tuesday, to consider the building
or the bridge over Egg Harbor lulet,
between Beesley's Point and Somen'
Point, to connect tbe Ocean .Parkway,
thus tilling out the briglual plan,
and to determine the best course to
pursue with the yiaw ts> obtaining
State aid and suitable legislation at
the coming session of the Legislature;
aim to take such-action aa Ihe boards
deem necessary.". !• _• '"
The meeting will be open. ;
RBYIYAL DRAWS,,,
HANY TO CHDRCH
Dr. Haloes is Being Assisted
" in Work by the Rev.
- J. Itm Boward.
Cookiderable Inleitsl la belug maul.
rested In Ihe revival services uow In
progress In the First. M. E Church,
and there Is a gratifying attendance
at tbe meeting each eveulng.
Tbe meetings were begun last Snn'->
day evening, when a number of people
evinced deep emotion.
The pastor, tbe Rev. Dr. John B.
Halnes, Is being assisted by tbe Rev.
J. L. Howard, former pastor or the
KembleM.E. Church at Woodbory,
wbob) now|engaged ip the evaogellvtlo
Held.
Kxcellent results are looked for from
these revival services, aa tbere appears
lo be a general awakening of rellgloua
fervor among those attending the
meetings
RECALL PETITION
Hlamalnrea Belnar Added It very
Dart aa» Those la Move.
It la stated by those who'are actively
Interested In the petitions.for tHe re-
call or Mayor Headley tbat signatures
are being added every day. More than
.the required number of signatures bave
been appended, according to tbe re-
ports or those who are working for tbe
recall.
It Is said by these people'tbat no
election will be asked for until spring-
linfl. whfin miwt or the Yfttftrs will hw
In town. • . "" • .. ' : :' '- ' '• •
$500.00 $1,000.00 $1,200.00
$1,300.00 $1,600.00
$2,000.00
Floor Will Be f>alcue

,'-••*''.
iial certain tram or (ro
«nm,wlUinr'nr-«tat7lruD«. K-IIIOO.
R. Curtis Robinson
Conveyancing and
. Insurance
i Ibe construction of the
t project that any com-
, *era tbertspecUve advan-
^^^tooVoneAHed to be sensible
iltli'bardlyTOOncelvable that any aane
• • hla aid br
-•-
MpraAraneeiothepceanClty bridge
^nnlsjehe bednwasone he would not
>ey>tomake known Ibrdomg ao.
f^ uu.haj|A V .jam ^L. fca^. — aj^A aaWstA^^h^k^Kay eisW^Bi •OAS^B^B_
^^JX^DBBI aa^eVaB^BBSfeBBwBsi MD saa^V^^laV ^uW »eeTr AlVJOT*^
'JajV alWm'brhlge cornea, at a very in-
opportune Ume, considering the fact
that It has,-laid .dormant for years
(tU (XMBTVB
' this project ha*
^^.__-of hindering the
'CUyjftridge; and has been
•""" the envoye of tbe
o'would naturally be
r bridge Into Ocean
•average penon will banish
_~ because any_ojncral
Uendatd toany proposition
Hearty Greeting Tor
913=
HOME OF THE FIRST-NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CUT,.
rewarded at the
, .- »*••
tFptnt wants tbe automo-
re^totleaanCityand it wants
ttdMd'U-faea'ntoW than tbe
"lairueture. With the
i.tbejtamm* Point-Ocean
| aaV iM^p>a^' ^BDbxvBraBsTBavCasatl ^Eaev sslll
1 taV^abVrad InfetUoieMy.'
.. /•After the cmDplatloo of the Oeaan
CHy bridge ft will be Ume tor the free-
boMan of both AtlanUe and Cape May
'-eounU«atotakan|iibeBaealey'a Point
AUnuapolla,
Maatdentof
haa
^Httty. iorKt&Claytoo Halnca
Blk*.
M>y you live long and bt happy. Com-
mtaet to deal II you have not. Continue-U
you have, with
L. M. Nelson
whognannka
round. • .
aqturc deal all the year
Dbmooda'aod Watchn, 843 Broadway,
Furoiturc Dept, 327 Kalghn avenue,
CAMbEN. N.J.
OCEAN CITY TITLE. AND TRUST COMPANY'S BUILDING.
' TieUfd «Jie Baffaloaa.
Bow a' Yankee railroad roan oar*
to> protact telegraph potea in
western Kansas and alsnallr failed la
t Fawflbe county.
related by a pioneer of Fa'
Early aettlera remember
miles yoo "conld
that for
a white polished
aien*
uihTe«y aUid the nea
taratlfcn. OtftfiaesJaodartoaTiew
*tCtt*Ta»fta»OTtaattaiMt artlM aidi
• "'• written tbefollowlng:
bett on every tetesrapb pole whetebat.
(aloes bad pbUsbed their abaggy bide
irncn.' tormented by bnfflalo gnata. I
was told that'many poles were broken
by the vast army of scratching ani-
mals. A certain raUroad. offldal who
Irred In Boetos. where the shoea ware
made, bought all the peggtng awla on
tbo market-and had the aectloo men
drive them Into the posts train they
looked Uke-glant eactnaea. The herds
came and saw and conqnered. .They
fonght for flrat place at the polea and
tickled thelr'-mangy hMea with the
awls, which were broken by the Joyfal
bane that Aat arratebed on the fern
b
OtyJoaraaL
f«O. - to
say, the lemalntng awla were with-
A limited number of Lots in beautiM Bayou Park,
Florida, St. Petersburg's most beautiftal suburb, on
Boca Ceiga Bay. Guaranteed trolley line shortly to
connect with St. Petersburg.
These lots are expectedtosell~wHhiiirtwooriibree yearsat^from$500
apiece upwards, but in our present acreage purchase plan can be
bought at boly $54.00 each. $2.00 down and $2.00 per month, or
about 7 cents a day per lot Size 35x135 feet including4>lanting free
i front of each lot, tropical palms and graded streets.
ere^isnota-ma^-woman-or-chUd-in-Gc5ean-CttV
•nant Wladeaa.
.Keep atjn. When tronble la brewing,
keep am Even when ahtnder la get-
tug on.bla lega, keep atni. When yonr
frrtlnga are hnrt. keep arm tin.yon
recorer from yonr exdtement at any
lata*,' *J!Uuga look duVBrently throngb
-a»i rinaglfanwt eye.
Dr. Barton relatee bow once In' a
commotion he wrote a letter and sent
It and wished he bad not, "In my later
* ha aald. "I had another com
•ud wrote ft lose tettsff, bot
Ore had rubbed, a fitO» aaaae Into me
' I kaptlthat,letter t* my pocket
" ''*ay when I eonW look It
over wtthoot agltatton and without
team,* we* glad t did.' Xea*and less
it snemad'Tucaaaary to send it' I was
rwtjraraj.rt.iroald do any burr, but to
my doobtfomese I leaned to reticence,
^nd^freajtoajry;, tt wae .destroyed.^
^^^roTkaj wonders. Walt tni yon.
can apeak calmly, and,then yon will
not need to speak, maybe.
greatly profit to own one of these beautiful lots in Florida's most pop-
ular winter resort section. If interested, see the agent,
Very Binlstsr. Indeed, •
"TatobuT/waa innocent on tta fans.
bat beneath there Inrked a most sinis-
ter etgnlScance.**
-< The-speaker waa dtscnsslnx; a meaa
are of which be disapproved.
The bill reminded me. In fact.** bt
aald, *V>f on tvcbln'a question. B»
ejaestkm—Innocent enough In appear-
ance. dear-fcoow*-Wr*« this:
notae
Has a froc nwIrT .
*l&Aaa,iAyf saldthe untie, with an
5anaSo* sralli- i whT. Tommy, do yet
deatre me to make a noise like afropT
•" 'Because.* reptMl the nrehln. •when
ever I ask daddy to boy nataaythtns
be alwaya aays. -Walt tin yonr'anda
croaka.**''*—Exchange. . , ..-, i
feet
^3^
Whele Hea or None.
.-W>0la hog orjionat 4 mfeta to tte al
laged custom of Mohammed to allowbln
followers to eat all carcept one portion
ef a rA*fc!i* portion, howee
aotspadBed. Theresnlt. therefore, wan
that If a MohamsMoan did not wholljr
aroH the nao etporkhe might aa well
TCD tb# atltk Of COMDSBtaf ti
laQKO te»hytd th basie met
• Popular -^
•Three-Day Tours
Juumi 16. rasnur] 6.20. Mirth 20, *>tl
3,17. Mdiu land 15,1913
$11.05 FROJH OCEAN CITY
lacludioe hotel arcocnmoditloni and neewwr
espcnM«- Uadcr Pcnonal Escort.
TIckM. aad FaU iafamutioa of Tlckrt AjrenU.
or Ju. P, An4tnoo, A. O. P. A.. Broad Stra«t
SUUon. Ph»»d«lphf«. Pa.
PEIRSHYInll B. f.
Sentinel Piinlioj House
HE SENTINEL PR INT '
ING HOUSE is Equipped
•to do your work as.' Ar-
tistically and as Satisfactorily.as you
can get it done in Philadelphia.
Give us your order. We'll do
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744-46 HsDury flve OQean eity, H. J.
OCEAN
VOL. XXXTX OCEAN OITYVN. Jw THURSDAY, J[ AN CJARY 23, 1913
• } • . , , .- i '
Ocean City Sentinel
Pnbllibad WMkl'jr a
OOCAN OITV. N. U. '.
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
Editor- and Proprietor
IIAO Par Year, Strictly In Advance.
CITY DIRECTORY.
toI aenoola-Prok isa.
joItlisPoor-BooDgnLiidlani'. .
JAMES M. E. HILDRETH
Counsellor-at-Law
and Solicitor, Maater and Kxamlnerlo
Ohaaoary .
CHURCH SERVICES. -
' s f lntK.K.ObarebVI.
Open lor bualnraa wooratloD (dr.
The Ideal Summer Resort
H. P.
. \ js D*arby*4S Reeil Estate Offlc«e
You may wish to join our popular priced excursion to Florida.
Old Time Simple Mannvs. . *
IMcb.inl i:y«-l.m. who died-In 170H
lamcbli< l;i til* illarj" tbe vanlshlog of
"tlie «lai|il^m:imiiTx Ibiit prevulled In
hl»"you»i:er.rl:iyl:ir
diet ; and fellV-Ut-n |»liy«lc pnwnnl !•
Marsly a Conwarsation.'
This Is not a classic,
hand. It Is not a Joke.
On tbe other
It la one of
H,yy. Practical. ...•••
| trin! n '-midiier 1 uf.educated offi»
boys-" it) ill ii New. York liuslnexx w»
mail, "mul tut-jr wouldn't do. They
knew n.lut ">f ihint» tliatl didn't unx 1
In iny'bu>ilni-jo< mid noue of tb)? tblns>
that I'did iiMil.'wi I put an ad. In.tbr
pan-tv. and u fnw'kle fa«t>d kid called
• -Tiu X|up -Rio-Greek Stadium.
Btadlam Is from tbe Greek word
leaning standard of length. It n
the name elven to the race comae with-
la which other athletic eontaata alao
took pause, > Ibeienkth of, the course
was atwan'OM» Greek feat atralght-
-.- Toms* the length of the foot
A to -diAMnt-loeatltlaa. arm may
aay tta|-about ntaexef tbe eonnara
'tejagtba equated one mne.
r b
a of feclr." remarked
nan aa bealteml til* will, rut-
those things about hair way between
comic and pathetic that yon don't
know how to classify.' Let us there-
fore call it an overheard conversation,
which Indeed U all it la. anyhow. -
-She's a dandy little girl., all fight,
tn spite o'her faults." - - •
•-She Is that. Ain't ahe. nice to her
parents?"' '
"Snre—why. she .Jest dotea on her
mother." " . ' •
"80 they ten m«. I hear that, ah*
even Interdoosed her mother to- eome o*
her swell' friends."—Cleveland Plato
Dealer. . '
What Ha Thought of Raporte-m.
When Fred Kelly Brat broke rate
Cleveland journalism' he waa pot OB
polke. Ooevulgbtbe was sent to a big
Ore down oo the data. A reporter
named Brown was eent with bun. The
tire was,a'whale, and presently Brown
disappeared. A wall had fallen* and
Kelly was snre Brown waa under It.
Be rushed to the telephone and called
np his city editor. .. ' .
-Say," he shouted into the telephone.'
"Brown Js' tone! ' He's burned op!"
"What's thatr aakedtne city editor.
""Brown hi bnrned np. I teUyonl Be
fell Into the fire!" . ;
"All richt,** said tbe. city editor, hang-
ing np the telephone. Til send anoth-
er man."—Satnrdar. Evening Post.' '
AmbHious.
"Why. r.lrrlc." aajrs the mistress. **i
ta nonxeiise. for you and Henry, to
alone! Yon can bernarrjed awwibtj
and quietly and so to bonsekeeplng.
Tour parents do not object to him.' do
tbeyr - ••• .',••• '• .'
"No. mum. But we want the papers
ta write up onr wedding, and. him be-
rng atock ot Kj» Ulaa'cs and MpeelafMU m»
eompMa aa eaa be fonnd in any cltv.
PrSerlBUon UnaMi dnpllStiRl at abort
notion. -Aeetvacy auarmnteaiL t*rloca con-
aMent wttb go«l *ork. All workdrne on
Csvaer Vlrartala aad lUaaile Avea
ATaVaBVIO CITT, ••- J. ''.
aboreran Una Passes Door. '
a. ' Bell.PboDe IISO-
MKAMs BtllTE
WM. LAKE, C. E.,
^
£»~S3ti;
H. C0RS0H
No- 721 Asbniii Avenue, Ocean City. N. J.
• ex raat m au satis oJ use «uy. Oor.
The Link Between
the Telephones—
The Switchboard
The efficient and well trained operator fa tlw
human Unit between telephone sobscr3iera. . Bui
it fa the marvdoQ*, almost indescrrbably intricate
awitchDoard which binda together two throbbing
talk-iieryea ao that aorae two persons may talk
acroea the miles, , '
There,, m the Befl Central Office, fa this won-
derful piece of mechamsm—prodnct of a myriad
da^B * •MBiSBhaaasBiaV£amaBhaa' saksaar a^^ak>^A^feaa> a^^^^a.^^' * • ' '*fi - ^^aa^h^hAL^.
or' nrvennona oy wiaswrr inimn among', tua gicav*
csA electrical engineera>in hfatofy* ' - '
The biggest switchboards cost ata modi at a
thomand pianos. They have SO •f^f/t^f- and
require 3000 miles of copper and 15.000 alattric
signals. Hot the smalleat swkchboani fa JMt aa
wonderful even when .only one "f ffrw b re-
qotred to nice can of sabacriben> cafla.
Header. Handavaervleeaio.4ta. m. and 7.4S
p. m.; Holy Oomwuoloa, nm Hnndny IIMG
£.m^lblrdbanday7J0a. m Holy ouy. lu
a. m.; Monday aobool a p. m.
Bt.-Anaiuttne'a Boman Oatbolle Obntoa
Aabnry anaUi bnween Tbl/iaentb and
PonruentbataTiUT.JobnJ.HvrMoey.paalor.
Maaav at *£$. • and 10 o'clock.
Immanuel BapU.1 Church. Wealey avenn.,
below Nlnib atreet. Bev. Anbur UM. pa. lor.
- Monday, ervlcea, 10JO a. m. and 7.«4 p. m»
r Wedneaday evening ut J.li
, ISO. Se S. a MeAillwer.
Union Tabernacle Baptist Charon. Klgbtb
etreetand Weat avenue.' Bev. Wm. Kemp
to uandsy aervloes, preeblna 11 a m
Philada. Orchestra
Under Direction of——
Leopold Stokowskl
Prlct«25c,5oc.7V. HJ0. «L50
^n&orrfiSyKia:
Uowara. ebalrman; t>. Hart, ebnrob elerk;
Jobn Sppa,tressuer.
at. Jamea A. M. B. church, corner BevenUi
and Haven avenue Ocean City. N. J., J. H.
Jaekaon pauor. Monday Heroic*.: r>rineb-
Uis. U.16a7m.: Batbatn Bebool. t» p. m.;
Preacnlnc. UD p. w Pruyer Meellnga
Wednesday evening*, at 8 o'clock.
lUe.lonUM. kcborc
The Great Eltinge Theatre Success
The American Play Company Presents
WITHIN THE LAW
By Bayard Vefller
E?ct.3S.».7S.*l;|LS|) Hat.3S,W.7S.Sl
CHURCH SOCIBTIBS.
SS.TSiSi'luSlg
rrank Hebnslder; ini
awsj»iisa» *> IW *
lder, tnaaarar.
» *> IW * nii
aaarar. Mrs.
SVS5
l«»rts
u
awl George H007.
d. Ulgbeet'oorrMpoiidlDic aettnianre Baal-
pen mwrtlpgaecopd Monday ID caon
riBsr M. K. OHUBOH
Mn. oenxoito Ileadlay,
°Mra!^n I S.oSdyfauperhitenaent Joni
l0 Oaben?*bnlon, B. B. Mowrer. pnsldenl;
rarksr Millar,-
' Hour TBIHITT CHUBCH.
ParUb Oand. flrat Monday In tbe month.
day In tbe mootb.
woman's Obrlstlan Temperance Union,
•adsnomlnsllonal, meeu aemt-montbiy.
Preddanl. Mrs. O.Bwan; eomapondlng aeo-
retary.Mra. r. Parker; recording wereta
MraT M. MUnan trealurer, Mra. Anna
SECRET 8OCIBTIE9.
It ld HojlTl. r.andA. M..
thTbnraday avenuga
lo ball. W St.
W
ncll. No. 128, Jr. O. n.' A. M- meeu
May evening In K. ot P. ball.
rTCIannea >lead; WUton H
KalmutTrine.No. m -U p. B. M.. njeett
•acbWediieadBy evening In K. or P. hall.
botbe>lTWaliaes.keepar 01 reoorda.
raoaiw w«o
President. —
A.~Uonr( ASO
Francis Starr
__- In-
The Case of Becky
Ttiur-.t Frl. ud Sat. Bvrt.. January 90 and 51
uid F«brii*ry t
Uncle Tom's Cabin
] N. GRISCOM, M. D.
EIGHTH BT. AND WJfiUiBV AVK.
Both PbODra-Bell, UU intarJSUte, 183-A
Offloe Honra- DntU 10a. m. From S to « p. m
Mo once boors Boadsy.
At Blebard Townaend'a. Palermo, 4JO to SJD
p. m. dally. Bell Phone, FarmerM Line, »K J
Hunday
HJ0ain
SiB Wesley Avenue
Ocean Olty .New Joraoy
**"lnter-sule I2D-A.
DR. W. P. HAINES
COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVK
OCCAM CITY. N. J.
i 8 to 10 •• rn.
OKMCB HUUB8: Jl IOS p. m.
(8to8p.m*
PboneK Bell 4M-WS InlaMllate IU0-A
Te "P |loIle *llnierJJIale,U8
HBBSOHEL PETTIT. M. D.
807 WESLEY AVE.
OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY
Omce tsoorai until V4u,a. m.
. 3IO4P. m.
oto8p.m.
£)R. CHARLES B. RIDER
•*»iDentiat«
809 Central Avenue
OOEAB OIW. •• J- '
Hughes' Central Pharmacy
- - ElglU* St. a* Wctlay Av«.
Bril FboBKSU-l—Both Phone—Inln-Stat.. MB
PreurtpUoosonr •peolalty, always aerar-
ately compounded. Soda Kountaln open all
winter. Try Ibe new dlub, "NabUc-i1 Hondae,"
10c; everybody likes It -HaiDe.' Braneblal
Mixture" far thai cooxb «nd cold, 25o per
MtUe. Call In nnd >ee tbe ll«t or tbnm who
lave nwd It ani blgblv recommend lu Bin
reduction In price for Ibe next two weeks or
onr UleHtamptd Initial and Locality CWns
apondenre Carda. ••Hee oar Klublli .trert
window." open Hnnday., 9 to low a. 111 •
and I to 3 p. in. and S to 7.90 p. rn. • .
J. THORNLEV HUOHES, Mansjer
1 bettar la Faarawy -.
Boyle Commercial Agency
«34 eighth St. ' Ocean aty, N. J
E. C. BOYLE. Itanager •
Claims adjusted and collected anywhere in
United HUtta. . . '
Coal! Coal! Coal!
TheC.'H. Shoemaker Lumber
Company have leaned from A. '
J. Smith bis Coal yard, no they .
could receive Coal over - the
Pennsylvania Railroad,not be-
. Ing able to secure Coal over
the Reading * Railroad fast
enough for their trade. When .
—^-la need of (kialcall up— 7
SHOEMAKER
Try an Advertisement
in the 8BNTINBI.
MID-WWTER MILLINERY SALE
Entire stock ot hata reduced below coat.
' • Good style, good quality, and all colors.
J. H. HildretrVs '
Caaes Aaoury Ave.
OoaanClty
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
NOTARY PuBLie AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
. : • - • , - } > • « i : o a . - . < t > / • : ' • -••'.•
•'••'. PENSION VOUCHERS :: •
. CAREFULLY EXECUTED .
Numbers 744 and 746 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY -. - NBW JERSEY
It may be just barely possible that some
other fellow may sell it a little cheaper,
but abetter qudity—«IMl?QSSIBLE."
We have it and we have it good. Give
us your order for the Sunday poultry. We
dress them.
; .
Boyle's Dependable Market
8. W. Cor. Twelfth Stand Asbury Ave.
Everything in Meats,'Groceries and Vegetables ;
8aid That Papers for Brec-
tioa of Structure Will 8oon
be 8igned.
The Mutton dtCoraoo Company and
the Hill Dredging Company .were on
Haturday awarded tbe contract to
build a wooden bridge over Ureat Egg
Harbor Bay between this olty and
Somera' Point. The work la to be
started within Ion days after tbe con-
tract Is algned.
Bids for tbe dra'wa were received
from tbe Penn Bridge Company aud
I be Boherrer Company. These were:
Penn Bridge Company, with electrical
operation, f28,000; without electrical
•Deration, (22,000. . Tbe Holier, .r
Company's bid, with electrical opera-
Ion, was $19,900. .
Tbe foundations for tbe draws will
It was said yesterday that about
.55,000 has been subscribed and that
lattera look very encouraging 'for an
early start 011 the work of building the
ridge. That the structure' will be
u|lt there Is not the least doubt, say
hose who are actively Interested In
he project. ' ' .
Tbe contract will not be signed, It Is
mderatood, for a few days yet,' • [
TO GIVB HU8ICAI,
nl br Hold Proprtetora* ..Aa*
•Delation B?elBraary 4* . •
The Ocean Oily Hotel Proprietors'
Amnclatlon will. bold a manlcal on
uesday evening, February 4, at tbe
ome of Mr. and Mrs. P, Mlrhener,
2204 Green'. street, - Phlladelplila.
lcliets, 60 cents, for vale by the men-
ben, .. - . ..-•'•-; . . .
The next regular meeting will be
eld at "the home of Mr. aud Mrs.
Bamnel H.Mayberry.SSOS I.arohwood
venue, West Philadelphia, February
, 0 . ; • . • • • : . , ; . . •..: .
The, annual Easter entertainment
will be held on Friday evening. March
1, in the Ocean City Motor Bont'it
>each front club boose.
The committee appointed cpmprlae*
}haa. E. Haag, chairman; Henry
Kldelz, Mrs. L. H. Hewlingn, Mrs. N.
'acker, Mm. F. Mlchener and Mrs
iVIIIiam B. Lynch.
In the matters of Conveyancing, Title Investigation and Settlement of Pur-
chases, we aim to give onr clients thorough care and conscientious service. , >
We-have always endeavoredto maintain that reputation for our office.
MASSEY & EDWARDS
V,. • ,. , EIGHTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE
J^J*urst-class mortgage investments' secured. • _____
SUTTON & C0RSON CO. GET .
CONTRACT FOR AUTO BRIDGE
ALL BEADY FOR
POTPIE SUPPER
Tempting: Menu Will be Pre-
sented in Presbyterian
Church This Evening.
Amngemenla have been complfiled
for tbe chicken pot pie supper to be
given by the Ladles'Auslllary of the
First Presbyterian Charch In the social
rooms of the. ohuroh this evening.. If
you haven't your tickets, get them at
rear * .
[ce Cream
CoUee
• - Cake
Mrs. Thomas Lealiu, president of the
uxlllaiy, has made the followlug
ipolntmenta for tbe tables:'
Mrs. Wm. M. Ranck and Mra
oseph Norcom, Mra.' Pillzenmeyer
>nd Mrs. Warren Browo. Mrs. George
ooy and Mrs; Frank Zelgler,. Mrs.
aeorge Mcadeand Mrs. Edgar Fergu.
u, Mlus Ids Robinson anil Minn Mary
ouog, Mrs 3. P. Fox and'Mrs. Rloh*
id Reeves, Mrs. Charles"H. Bobner
and Mrs. W. F. Gardiner, Mra. Clara
aylor and Mrs. J. Reeves Hlldrelb,
Jrs. William Smith and Mra. Fitch,
Ira. John David And MlaaRemington.
Those wbo will "be unable to go to
cburcb for the supper can have It
ntto tbelr homes If they notify mem*
mof tbeanzlllary. . * *
There will be a number of people
ere from out of town to attend the
WMkea-Barre Priest Here.
The Rev. J. A. Lawrence, assistant
rector of the'Church of the Holy
Saviour, at Wllkes-Barre, visited the
Rev. John J. Sweeney, In tbla city, a
few days this week. He spent the
rammer here as asslntantat Ht. Augus*
ne's Cbnrch four, years ago, and
made a number of warm friends by hla
kind manners and aflable disposition.
At Wllkes'Barre he la assistant to tbe
Ilev. Dr. Curran, a personal friend of
former President Roosevelt
MANY JOIN CHURCH.
evlval Ser«lc-r» condacled tty
Dr. Rslnc* Draw Crotada.
The revival nervlcea In the First M.
Church are being-well attended
md much Interest la »hown In the
eellngs. . .
As a result of these meetings,, nine
peraons. were taken Into the church
Sunday morning by the pastor, the
Sev. Or.'Haines. '
The Rev. Ur. Howard, the evange-
ls*, preacbed a strong sermon at the
vening service.- He has been doing
ROW! work since he came to thin city
Mendhis assistance at the revival.-—
Jaawa McKlams rteaa.. '
James McKlnney, who was, .
iroperty owner here and well known
o many residents, died at his home;
l649Houtb Tblrteeolh street. Philadel-
phia, Saturday morning. He will be
lurled this afternoon In Arlington
Cemetery. . ' . •
R.H. THORN WAS
QUIETLY HARRIED
Ceremony Performed by the
Rev. Kinn Bowman in
Philadelphia.
City Commissioner R. Howard Tboro
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard, of Phil-
adelphia, were married at noon Mon-
day In the parsonage of tbe Park Ave-
nue M. E. Cburcb by tbe pastor, the
Rev. Or. Lion Bowman, a summer
resident of Ocean City.'
The pair will take • trip and be ab-
sent about two weeks.
They will live In tbelr Wesley ave-
nue home and also spend a portion of
the time In Mrs. Thorn's Philadelphia,
residence.
Mr. and- Mn. Tborn will be at home;
at 8216 Baring street, West Philadel-
phia, after February 15
HBX-P8 SERVICES
Olrls* Cborai Doea Pine Work In
Baptist ennrcn.
Tbe Girls' Chorus which began Its
work tbe night of the union service at
the Baptist Church, when the Rev.
Cbaa. H. Bobnerdellvered bis masterly
sermon on "Chrlntlantty and the
World at Iiarge," la gaining •.' In
strengtband nbllity.
Tbln cbo-ua alngaiwtb morning and
evening, end It baa added much to
tbe Interest of the services Oue may
safely predict tbe development of tbe
girls' • voices In a way not possible
without special reasons, for proper
exercise of the voice and ear. Some of
Ibe young singers have considerable
promise and these have'raised hopes
which tbe years moat prove, falsa or
true. - For the present,theglrladeterv
credit and encouragement. . .
. alien • Lanctt.. . •
The Ocean City Business Men's As-
sociation was given a lunch by. tbe
entertainment Committee at Its meet
Ing Monday; ' It was a feature that
was eujoyej, by all. W. Scott Hand
wan elected a member of the a»soola-
tlou, k' '."•','
It's dlgnlfled and gives'you a del
clous «eo.*oof-seeurity-tO'own your
h t
OOEAN CITY.
Bes|dea,'yout raanooalbUUy..aa a real
estate owner makes'yon' a desirabl.
Real EstatetOMW|or(!Nlnth and
bury avenne, next to lire house who
.wUtahow you tbe very beat way and
some of the greatest bargains to be
- ••- —-"-- esaiest;,(terms
nee
Following la tbe menu:
hlcfcen Potple.
lillft t*n»*tnma
Boiled Ham
MRS: B. HOFFMAN
CLAIMED BY DEATH
She Had Been a Well Known
Reeldentiof City 81nce
. 1880. .
Mrs Mary .M^HpOman, wife ot Ben-
jamin Hoffman, died Friday evening,
after a brief Illness, of peritonitis, aged
64 years. She waa'bnrled Tuesday
afternoon at 1.80 o'clock. Tbe services
at tbe house, 1285 Wesley avenue, were
conducted by the Rev. Arthur Gee,
pastor of.Immanuel Baptist Church.
I Tbe Interment was at Seaside Cem-
etery.
She waa takon III Sunday week, but
her friends did not think her sickness
waa serious.' A specialist from Allan-
llo City was summoned Friday even-
log, but.Mra. Hoffman died before MH
a r r i v a l . • ,- : ., .. , : ,!••••. •.: \;
Mrs. HbOman bad been a realdrnt
BEESLEY'S POINT BRIDQE
FAVORED BY FREEHdl;
ColeBlaw Mweet-Potatnea t>f thl(rclty^lrice-1
•eneraUy eipeetid
ttaetidantyVtbeJ
ber ofthsj _, m,
Board of Preeholderaatirjolirt'i
Nicholas B. Coraon, and .her grand;
father, Moses Cordon, once owned the
land where, Seaside Cemetery la, lo-
cated. . • '"I. : '':;" •'["•• • • ' .',
Deceased wat'an active member, of
Immanuel Baptist Church.
Her husband has tbe deep sympathy
of a large circle 6t friends. • " '
Speaking or Mra. HoOman,.the Rev'.
Arthur Gee, pastor , of Immauuel
Baptist Church, says: • -. '.
• "The death of Mrs. Mary M. HoB-
man last Friday night came as a .great
shock to thememberahlpof tbe church.
Mrs. Hoffman has been faithful and
ateady In her support of the Baptist
Church- throughout the yean ' of
struggle for a place and name among
tbe churches of Ocean City. She will
be missed from the servjees 'and the
meetings and the social gather'ufes;
yet none will ml>w her as will the hus-
band, left alone In the home they had
won by their toll and economy. ' "In
the midst or life we are In death.' But
Christ Is Lord or'life and.Destroyer
of death." •
BANQUBT AT BI8CATNB
f.parpan.10 Have a
' Fran Montlav Mlstil.
The. Young Men's Progren'»fve
League will give Ita llrst annual ban-
quet at the Blacayne Hotel Mouday
evening, January 27, A One.lime ta
expected by the members. . • .
Tbe league la also arranging to give
a minstrel show some time about
Memorial Day.
Tbe league elected two members .at
Its meeting Monday evening. .
•cnool BoardH to neet.
The next meeting or the Association
or Boards of F'lncatlnn < br Cape May
County will be held at Wlldwood. N.
J., Thursday, January 28. Each
member Is earnestly Invited to attend.
This la likely to be a moat Interesting
meeting. . . '
DR. J. B. HAINES IS ASKED TO
RETURN FOR ANOTHER YEAR
WASHINGTON CAMP
HAS NEW OFFICERS
Blmer B. Ranck Presented
With Past President's Jewel
—Gifts for Others; ' .
There was a big gathering of the
lemberaof Washington Camp, No.
75, P. O. B. of A.. In their lodge room
Friday evening, tbe occasion being tbe
Installation of officers of the organiza-
tion, which work was done by J. -E.
Frazier, tbe district president. .
Tbe past president's Jewel waa pro-
anted to Elmer E'Ranck. • .
The camp ' also presented pretty
ateh charms to tbe treasurer, John
B. Christian', and tbe recording secre-
tary, J2 A. Bourgeois.
Following .the Installation cere-
monies, refreshments were'served.
OIVBN A 8DRPRISB
i. A'. '•*>. amiib Peuud HM D<
Vntqaelir Decorated.
When Bolldlng Inspector H; A. W.
Smith reached bis ' ottlce Tuesday
morning, after 'returning from buy
wedding trip,' he was given a big mir-
prlae'at'the'appearanceof bis desk,
which waa decorated with flags, babyV
shoes and atocklugs. cradle, bottle of
milk, eta .
While In WaablrjRton, Mr. Bmltb
it*, be and bis wife' saw Mlas' Esther:
Cleveland. Mr. and Mn. Smith
visited Annapolis and' near-by points.
' omtrict •ssllag ol x»eu'BI(Bii.
A district meeting or Red Hen* will
be bel*;in ttjewlgwani or'Kalmla
Tribe: No: 220, In IhW city, on Febru-
ary 12. Meunbers,of the , board o
Great Chiefs will be at Iba mealing. In
addition to Indiana from all nearby
sections
"aster of First M. B- Church
Will be Given Increase
in Salary. • .
At the meeting of tbe official board
1 the First M. E. Church, Monday
evening. Dr. J. B. Halnes, the pastor,
was unanimously ashed to return to
this charge for another year,' at a
salary of »2000, beginning March 4, an
increase of WOO.
Tbe annual repbrta of the various
branches of the church- showed the
affairs to be In a highly satisfactory
condition. - • .
Or. Halnea haa many friends here
and among tbe summer visitors who
III be glad be Is to be here for another
ear. He Is a fine pulpit orator, and
•U> sermons are greatly appreciated
by tbe members or the cburcb.
BIRTHDAY PARTV
.Geiitlcmanfa open-face, silver watch;
either In Ocean City br on; tutnplke
between 1 Ocean City 1 and Beesfcy'i
Point. Finder please return to>Snm<
NEfcojHce. ' ' adv.
Maddock'a Pharmacy Parcel Post
Delivery. Goods delivered free at
your door within flrw nMIe* or Ocean
City. We have a mmion4tollar ! atoek
" •• • • - - ing, uandy,
iv. 1*18 1
B. erallb «3l«en a Sarprlae
r*sr amae fri^nita.
Lewis K Bmith, secretary or the
loard of Education, aud a bookkeeper
for I be Ocean City Title and Trust Com-
pany, was given'a birthday surprise
parly at bis VV.ealey avenue.home Sat-
nrday evening. A few hours were
spent very pleasantly: .
Those' prenent were the Rev and
Mrs. Charles H. Buhner, A, J. Smith
and. wire, Mr*, vvilllam VI. Rauok,
Miss Ada M . Ranck: MISH Klizibeth
irangan. Mlas Ethel Norcoin'. :Mr».
Frank Zlegler, Miss' Irene Zlegler.
George Buoy and wire,: Mrs.' Regan,
?red. Qreen; Mra. Frank iBobnelder,
Ura Fred. Pfltzenmeyer, Miss Miriam
Uarkley, Benjamin Miller and Law-
rehco'tfear. - •' ••• • ' .
'"-.', ,.' „ oiutrLaacii, r,.,-
An pyster lunch will be given by tb
•adles' AM . Society or Immanue
Baptist Church at Mrs. Anna
Pfander'a. 1117 Asbdry avenue, Thurs-
day evening. January 80. frame to 7.S0
o'clock; , Lunch, 16 cento.' Cske am
baked beaqs extra. .. . -, a ;
1 Two lob) BontUeaat corner fifteenth
street and SWeW avfcnr/e, barffaln for
quick eale-.ttvo-rpdui'cotlage, 885 Weal
s,venue,,prlce, 11,000; eleven-ropmcptr
tage, Wesley road, entirely
bargain, or will exchange tor
anbnrban to Camden or :
phla. Lot on Central avenae.belween
Seventeenth and Slghtaenth xtfeeta,
faolpg the ocean, tiiop: eormrjo
Tweutlelh at and Central ay£. «4&
otnntodore Schermerborn Is
Planning for Many Trips
Ne*ct 8ununer»
Commodore C. Howard Sebermer-
korn haa. recently returned from
fforroUc.yirglnia.'wbleb be visited for
tbe purpose of Inspecting the new
cruiser being ball! for him there by
Edgar Young, of Atlautlo City.
Tbe contract waa let last October
after approval of the modal which Mr.
Young had made by tbe Commodore's
Irectton.-following-prevlooa—ooofer-
ceson the subject. ;' . ,
The tbirlx-two feet cruhwr Pratem.
which Commodore • tjebermerborn
•aUed last season (thla being bis first
>wer craft) gave him an experience
and some Ideas .on the aabjeot, and be
decided to bulM a boat based on the
perlence end Ideas thus gained. *
Tbenew boat will be of the trunk
cabin type, 80 feet over-all and 10 feet
beam amidships, carry Ing a enrved
bow and» barrel atern. A feature of
be boat will be the cook-pit placed 16
'root of tbe main cabin Instead of aft
rhls cock-pit wlllrbe a, large, roomy
me with tbe engine controls located
II just aft of Ibe forward cabin,
tblch will house the engines andpro-
Ide sleeplug quarters tor the engineer.
Jhls plan will eliminate engine smell
and heat from the main cabin.. 'Tbe
exterior of both cabins will be mahog-
any and the Interior of tbe main cabin
will be finished In mahogany, and
white, and * will provide aleeplng
lertbsofthe Pullman-car type, mak-
ing single or double bertha aa required.
There will be-plenty of lockers and
torage space, and the cabin will be'
Igbted by electricity furnished-by
storage batterlea.'for ample toilet and
geueroue galley are located In tbe after
portion of tbe main cabin, abut off by
1 bulkhead, with a hatchway leading
to the after-deck, The main entrance
leada from the forward end ot the
cabin to tbe oock-pll, over which an
awning will be spread reaching to the
orwnrd cabin.
A heavy duty Hall engine, with
lynamoattachment, will be the n
I ve power... /. : •,.
Tbe Commodore saya he Is building
this boat for cruising comfort aod not
for racing,'and expects to spend much
>r bis time on 'Ibe-water with;hie
family on extended crutees. ,
Aceoaed or Flaming;.
Jonepb Wrlgglns. and a peanut ven-
dor know aa "Teddy" got Into
TbenMrnbMbrtfifJi
brMgeoommRtae'iraV JonnP^ASS
m«ad. Alfred A Bmltb; Oharie« -Sffi, -
JohnK. Jobnaonrin T. B.'Bnltta,
Jamea Clarir and Joan' HAnUanm.
Tte committee will repprt-it'^ ite
lobe held WedaeaaV.
at Memorial Hall, AtiantleOBy7
InaddKloo r» tboae |r namad, u Usire
wasalao praasntat the ibJatUinMIng;
Saul B P l r ' I l 1 *
Samuel B; Perry, y c *
Somera' Point, who wUon hstidtn
behalfoftb»AtlanUcClty Hotel Mjti'a
Assoetalkra and wbo want thbi brtdfe.-
A resolution waa Jttrt'bUlh
vrangle at Eighth street and' Aabury
avenue Saturday night." and Policeman
Mould arrested both.' They were given
a hearing by Mayor Headley and both
weredlaobarged* ;
t p b U l ;
forrepresentaUvee of tba two 'bdarila
towaltoDtbememberWt>rtb« laVav
latnre tw tbe purpose of endeaviHlnf
to have' a law passed by which the
State will pay one-third the «ott of
bonding the bridge and at teaat oda>
bairtheoostof malntenanoe/ i^uu
Tbeeogueeraofrjatbboaidaorfna-
holderawUlbavea wtthatata
Road Commlaalonar Stevena todtooaa
plans for Ibe bridge. < •>...,-
The bridge will beapartof taaState
Ocean Boolevard, which waavtartad
during Oovernor Fort'a adrofnlatm*
Uon. y . •:••
The present Stale administration .la
said to be strongly in favor of a bridge
between the points named. '•> .. :
Mr. Smith waa the great-grand
father of Mrs. Mitchell. .
In addition to these old papers, ahe
aa tbe chain and compass
which Jacob Bplcer surveyed Cape
May County under King'George II.
Tbe county was - released' ^ from • the
Indiana In 1760.
The owner of these' Interesting' relics
values. %kyn very, highly^ aa one caa
Imagine. -....,.;;.• ..^y:
'"V ' ' Oo'lotr'io Iialv,
Miss Pbebe^l^aughty;
Great Power 1
Saya the Wlldwood Ban*—The patri-
otic Junior Order American Meeh,aniea
laagreat power for good In New Jersey.
Ita membership haa passed tba,aixtjy
thousand mark, and fa raphUj.attkl.
Ing forward with tbe passing months.
It b well for the State that there are
organisations of thla commendable -•
character, aa they keep active a tore *
for the pnbllc schools and ,the* flaffjtf z'
our nation. The Junior Order etenda
rorthepuulloandlnoploatea^—"'
CODDtfy ADd lUf lQ8tttj|ffQm I
ble In IU teachings to tbe,*g<
now with ua and those whlehj
antoappear.. Tbevt^upf—
Jersey can flnd.no " "
dgy; ^grt
Oorell Doughty, or this olty,.left, here
yesterday for'New York and will "iall
for IUly today; Mlu Doughty, will
b» absent two mootha"' and will then
return to assist her father In hU bosl-
ness during the summer. ' Her frlanda
>wlsb her a pleasant 1 voyage? and r aan
imurn Jh VS
j'-

I' 1 '.- 4 Ujr.W
„.., WIONQV/WM tiomatittd
fer«wti!l dtniUU bitty ball bgr Squlra
lUdlam'yMttrriay, To* WMMMI WM
HtMn-IM belli wbtah sot lurntobetl.
TIM woman want lulo Baoon'a house,
near ntr own home, on WMI avenue,
below Third Matt, Sunday nl«tit. to
iftltaooii'a wife to Roto "ahurah." 81M
•qtnt. Tht
Jaatptt tt. Vteaaptoa, to* aaeal
bu»dara«daicfaa««t.tiataktot ptaaa
awl apaotSeattoa* lor attarattaas and
aaMMtoaa to tha cmttt
Mr Champtaa la
twekahoa.
thay
lejeavcwl
an wattfe tna ispea
wata aavaral
te> them fey
who art at CMaada, Wa, tbr tht wt»
ler. •
aaxtaft Kew Jataia
tuMte tlatwy ttaamhstoa »jool« »a>
SUNDAY 1H THE
LOCAL CHURCHES
8trong8ermonB and Excellent
Music Bewd by large
Congregations.
Tht oltumhea In Ocean Lilly were all
wall Itlltd at tha services on Bunday.
following ar* reports .of Ihe atrtnnna
htaidt • ' •
TAtlKHMAOLR UAtTlBT.
Sunday wae another Joyful day at
iheTaberoaote Baptist Cuuroh. The
Rev, 8. J. Comfort tilled the pulpit at
.IS a. m. and took hie text from 3
Mar. 18 venai "titow lu grace."
la preached a eoul-allrriug atrmon.
At 3 p m. lha Hunday aehool waa
largely atteuded.
At 8.1* the Kav. Comfort again
preached, taking hie text from Revel-
attonn; tfc-Behold I hava ait baton
thta an open door." His appeal waa
amaattrlyonolothoaaout of L'hriat.
rittsr M. at.
HarvkNaatlhaFIM M. K Church
on Habbath wan wall attended by Una
congtegattona both morning and even-
Ing. Tba pastor, Or. Halnaa, preached
lha morning service, hla lest being,
"Ha llvath In you."
Avaiyeubttautlal ttee-wlll oBlirini
waa taken at tha cloee of the service
fortbeHav.J. I* Howard, a member
or tha New Jersey Conference, who
haa bean assisting tha pastor moat
afflclently In evangelMlo atrvlcee for
tan day*. Mr, Howard ta a sympa-
thetic aarnett gospel apeaker. and haa
been favorably received by th* people
Cold Winter Nights
• ' are best enjoyed In a warm
Well Lighted Room.
The illumination of the room with
MAZADA LAMPS
not only gives the best substitute for daylight, but make!) the
CHEAPEST ILLUMINATION
The same amount of light of a better quality, at
Oiio-thlrd the Cost
of the carbon filament lamp.
Thb Oooan City Eleotrlo Light Company
of thv
Mr. Howant pnaehad amort taniaat
aamton Sabbath avtnmg, which waa
followed by an altar aarvlca. Ha got*
to Princaton to help tba tUt, Dr.
Homtlnhlaavaugaltatlework.
PUUMBIINia
Ai* yoa Batting eutln BiUsfaoUon as to pries* workaamttp and bwlneaa ocmrtwjrr If
aoMtwUlpayyontoglvsmeatrlal. I as* in an anaptlooally good posltloo to tske
eatoof yoor rapalr work of which I easto a specially. Ibav* noatpenaiv*establishment
expensive sstabllaniaent
Both Pttarma H.*hiMlantty atanda aolltaiy and
MM aa Iht rallgtoa or wng. The
tlli>du muutta (•battatk' •tntenca*:
ht i^nfuctau baata ht> om^ooi: tba
Mrayi To Prayr but tut Chriattan
ikaa mtlody In bar heart, aluguag
hymmand paalmaaod spiritual aooga.
the \*ty beginning tied
placed HaidlvlncaaDetloarttpoaaacnit
«M>*. Ooe.of tba mot. tmprcaalre
chapter* to tbe OM Txtameul ta. the
twvwant of th* dedication of tfelomooV
taaapte. Tfc* corgaooa fabric was at
The day of dedication at
i»ttgth«a*BO. Aslba vaat votnaaa of
•tMmt from tha thousands of wind
and xHsfd losUwawata and the tm-
ctkMusor trained TOtoeaeoi&ed
«p book tba pratsaoa ataaea of the
tomptelt mart have aesaaad like th*
d dropped tatotbe
temple a csaod.of gVsty
_ that tbe oftMatteg
-WM*-ebtaxadut«-alnp-ta-tbt
•rtM«rih**ervto**. Taa* day Uod
plaetd.ttwetami
, „ ta* Sow .Twtiaamt, w»
ana Jeaawtdaasatf tarolnc** eomUM
aa* bekp fc> »he aoar «f Hledftw* *a>
uaaat* earn* too*, tt ta B*sase*tfc>
tMakorJasasxaataaaajtat hUbtaWa
«ta« wtta>-Hta '
General Contractors
Grading and Street Building
739 ASBURY AVENUE
Ocean City, / New Jersey
Free Gottage Sites
Peermont-Avalon, IN. J.
' Wo will deed-lota 00 Ibt Main avtuut, ont and ont-halr. btocka (ton the
ocean, fteo or all toeombiancea, to thoat ptnona who will bulM c»ttacc* on
aamtcaMingnotltaatbaa»»». . - ; . ' .
Apply to Avaton Improvement Co.
IJO» Arch amett. Phlaita or Puccwtoat. Naw Jecty .
Construction Sand & Gravel Co.
Omcw, 8th SU 6pp. Panna. Depot Ocean City. N. J.
All graces Concrete Gravel and SanA
Top Soil for Lawn Purposes.
, . . Dirt lor Grading or Filling.
JtSAOIMO RMUtOMD OKUVSRV.
th* iBhabRaiUa. Tlie Ktag of braei
a* h*).wslk*d oo tha wall was aceested
hy a* «raaaaa- who cried oet don«i
ateJy.«-Heip;aay.lo«d.Oklaf^ Aod
wteb 7 th^lkeii~at««ipld~»o~Uateo7th4)
•raaaaotold htaa a borrtbto etoty of
how aha aad .another mother bad
acreed to a*ay their caudtwa for.tmd
Tbe OB* wao'. aaakea the cnaaplatnt
kWedbar sao ta* day (ntma,
battheoraer weeaaa had hloaceuto.
ofsiayiac DM«aiU.a«eardiacl0
lat au.na.nnnt T»>* aMtber'bmft
JOHN E. TOWNSEND
Electrical Contractor
1137 Asbury Ave).
Ooean Crt>- N«w Jersey
UP-TO»DATE
•24
PARLOR-
Av
ta taeateftfec «» a ayavt, pcsaaMy
*e*«rt»* HilM Paahaa. taaltUth «t
traK. h la iceerdaa ay may
Vtaaaser tk*t the «.-&H**a»*
RKSIDEXCB-SIO Altai; Areiw
waatta* that tht other cfetM •a»«M MOROAX BAMXJ*.
««a»Ma)a)**WiM Ovkata
-The ktec hi Ma deapah
»*Atf.H«jaaja)»daa>iia thMsarh tae
terttKaktetatata aki*la«*r»t«ank.
Maatewl
Jnii «bt aaeketota
paqpta. h ta tai*
ailain oacfcctatti I hav
Real Estate and
Search Company
thatrautytayataaauwaaad
thdr vcalat t» Chrwt aa
tow ta* - «>w r-s-t» . ;.
Office 1O17 Asbury Avenue
OCCAM CITT ,.•-•' • NEW JERSEY DENNIS
CELEBRATED
B-4-U-BILD-KUM=G-US
(iM«r«( My Start
CREAM
»w« tataest, «Ma tonka *8T am*
Ocean City House Bl%. C9.
*4»nti •>*» aiMak a* «M»
IRA E. WALL Uth*ts.'-
Office: BayAwubetl iCt
725 Central Ave.
Occam City New Jersey
ol Hie Y«sntst
si tte State.
JOBBING DOME PROMPTLY
LESLIE a&t'OrattBMsea} ba* Stanae,
ri BUZLBSH
Try an Advertisement in
GAS HEATING
11 Don't let tlie suddcnciiange of weather
catcl^ you unprepared. A Gas Heater
will moke any room warm and cozy at.a
minute's notice and keep it the way you
Want it As long as you want it.
If ' Call at the Gas Office, Eleventh and'
Haven avenue, and select what you wanti
I We have a supply of the best makes.
CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY
OTIS M. TOWNSBIID
BUILDER
OPFICH: 8tli St. Opposite P. O.
prepared without charge
Only galvanized nails used on
exterior work
OceanCltySentinel
,'. THURSDAY. JANUARY ZS, 1018.
'; We ahall be glad to receive Items of
. newa and communications of Interest
', lo this'community and qor readers
\ everywhere.
All communications should be ac-
companied with the full name and
address of the writer, not necessarily
for publication, but as a guarantee of
goodfaltb. • ' '
, , GEB&GE B. B0BB&EOI3 & SOI
(Carpenters and Builders
OCEAB O1TT, m.S.
EMimaUa a
nan or da*. at»«i. BaUdtacs mcM by ooo-
HEADQUARTERS
For anything you want to know about
building. ." •
Are yon undecided how to .plan your house ? Yoimre invitixl
to come and see our splendid collection of tip-to-date plans.
' Would you like to have your ideas of a house developed and
know what it would cost to build ?.,•
We have a draughtsman always at your service. Free.
Are yon .unfamiliar with luiiU'.inj; matcriaU ? You ate invited
to our show rooms, where samples may IK- seen and the it reUlivu
merits and cost discussed. ' ' "
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS
Spenoer B. Sw«in
jobbing. Carpenter
specialty and Builder
1040 Aibary Anaa*. Ockaa City. N. J.
ESTIMATES AND PLANS rUHNISHCD
JOHN T. SEAL
BUILDER
orricc: CI.HTH ••» OCKAN AMC
OCCAN CITY NEW JCRSEV
Are-you-tJudecided-who-to-ltave-bitHti^-yotir-lionse
cost you no more to have a man who has designed and InitU many
ot"the finest buildings in Oceau City.
JOS? G. CHAMPION
BUI1-OER
Eighth St.. Opp. Pcnna. R. R. Depot
YOU SHOULD HAVE
A Reliable Builder
To ereJS your Ocean City cottage". Von cannot spare the time 1
to lookjafter it closely yoiireelt" and mtwt def>cndnpon the
honesty, of the contractor.' ' • 1_ • • '
I.have built for a large nuntlier of peopW and could refer you. to
any or all of them. • ' . .
Semi for the list of names and pltotoyTaphs ot the Ileuses: '." .
OTIS M. TOWIMSEND
StkSt.Opposite P. 0. B.vJ I LLD E R
EAJ! CITY.
jr.. J.
J. W. BARBCB JOH>
BARBER ^° MARTS
.Contractors and Builders
r )
i »lxth *l. mid W*M
OCDA> CITV. >. O.
Hotel*" Apartment*
T, O CORSON ' Soashore Cottages a Specialty
•*•••••*> ' ' ValarJ*> " ^*n»^ ^annW'•JaWVPwvar^^Br ajaiv tt ' • • * m* » *^.* * \ " •' '
—i —2 ,. • Hotels aod Bungalow^
Contractor and Builder. . Everything iu th*
DOT8.
WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN
Contractor and Builder
Eleventh at. and Bay ave.
Ocean City • . New Jeraev
Jobbina Promptly Altered Ta
O. WINKLER
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
UM. Htatni and Hot W«t*r fltur. '
Udlw and residence, T«alb alreel
U>ework or plain sewing. Call base-'
meut,704 Seventh street. adv.'lt
•: The First NatlouelBontoifJOceao
City combine* experience, pmgreaal—
ness and streugtb. adv. It. live-
HARRISON'S BAND TO GIVE
FREE CONCERTS NEXT SEASON
Plans Will be Made by Mayor
Hcadley for Music at
Baster.
HarrlsonV Band will be here next
•ummer. wblch'wlll be good newa to
the friends or tbe popular bandmaster.
The following letter waa received by
the City Commissioners at their meet-
ing on Thursday:
Clayton, N. J., Jan. 11,1018.
.City Comiulasloners
Ocean City, N. J.
GENTLEMBN:—In conflrmatlon or
my conversation with you Saturday,
I wlli a'gree to come to Ocean City
next summer with a band or nineteen
men and director, same as hut year,
SUNDAY SCHOOL
GROWS RAPIDLY
More Room Will be Needed in
Baptist Church Before.
. 8ummer Begins.
The problem facing Immanuel Hap-
tlst Church and pressing for speedy
solution Is, bow to get more room for
tbe rapidly growing Sunday school.
The atteudance last Sunday was the
largest since August and la particu-
larly notable because there .was up fOreleve~u weeka',!"i«o concerts daily!
special effort made to gather the fvliool - ••
together. At the present rate »l growth
ibere would not be any room at all for
be visitors were nothing doue before
he summer rush sets toward the shore
.Thechurch has ground enough on
lt» own lot, and It has the privilege of
staying in the present location for
uotlier year. But, lo move or to
build—either alternative would cost
mouey. To move would aeem to be a
rasleful proceeding. To build IH quite
out of the question as' matters Hlund
now. The problem la being worked
out, however, aud a solution IH poB-
sible; thauks to the remarkabln gen-
erosity of Mrs. R. E. English, the
owner of the lot upon which the
iburcu stands, und the clone fellow-
ililp whleli la K'owiug deeper aud
BWeeteTairtrme~passes, says Pastor
Gee. .
THAT ATJTO BRIDGE
lie Allanllc Clljr Rrilew Ki.
prauM Vlcm ou Piojecl.
Referring to the auto bridge, the At-
antloCity Review has tbe following:
ContracU having bleu awanled oo
Saturday 4>y the recently organized
Ocean C|ty Automobile Bridge Com-
iany for ihe building of a »pan over
be Ureat Egg Harbor River between'
jceau City aud Mouterii' Point, it la ex-
pected that by August the long rila-
ciisaeii contluuoua Hpeedway dowu the'
eoaal will have become a-fact. .The
bridge IH to coit «b.iut.f iOO.OOO * What
.tie toll rate will be has not yet been
tnnounced, but It l» believed that II.
Ill be about 85 ceut» per car.
The larger part, of Ihe work under,
contract will be douu by Sutton &
raon, of Ocean City. The two draw
rldgea wblob must be built m order
a* permit paseage of veaneln up aud
down the river will coxt about $i(>,000
more,*tbe bid of IbeHcherzer (Jompatiy
having been lowext. The Hlil Dredg-
ing Company will do the lilllng in or
be low iKlxtidx which will be UIIIIZIHI
>y the brMge bulldem lo uvold the
lecenHlty of counlrucilug a COUIIUUOUN'
irldge for Hie two. mllea-which inuiit
tspauued. • .* ' ,
fortunately there are three l»lauils
which can be Incorporated Into the
bridge propoollldu. The automobile
roadway will be SO feet' wide on the
InlaudH, and 22 feet'on the bridge,
gravel being used on laud, and three
inch wood decking on the bridge
toper. The bridge will start nt Ninth
street. Ocean City, IU Homer*' Point
termination being about. 150 feet south
of the present Shore Fast Line b'ridge
El. L.Golf, city enKineerof Ocean City,
III supervise the work.,"
It Is understood that' about fflO.ooo
if "the stock bos already been 'sub-
crlbed for, some Of tbe stockholders
for the SIIOI of»8900.-
Very truly yours,.
J. W. HARRISON.
• After the letter had been read. Direc-
tor Fisher recommended that the
proposition be accepted on the terms
Mated. Mr. Kl-her spoke In highly
complimentary terma.of Leader Harri-
son, who, he said, appeared to be a
popular idol with tbe summer visitor*
and carried off all Ihe honors.
On motion of Mr. Fisher, Mayor
If eadley- was authorized to sign the
contract with Mr. Harrison.
Concerning the Easter muslo, o
motion of Mr. Fisher, Ibe mayor was
authorized to supply the needs at that,
time at a cost not exceeding 9100
ALLEGED TH1EP
HELD ON RETAINER
Phlladelphlan Said to be
Wanted for RoDhlnar Store
in This City. -
Howard Mathls, iw., of.Pbllsdel-
pbla.who creeled aaeuratton about six
months ago by Sailing the manager of
tbe Cbllds' store at Ocean City on Ibe'
telephone, pretending that he wae'8.1
C. Chllds, bead of the company, and
stating that a naw manager would be
sent down-from Camden, to whom tha
cash and fcaya ware be turned over,
after which be went lo tbe etore, got
tba money, about W50. and disap-
peared, was arraigned before Jndga
Homer Iq HI. Holly Thursday. '
This case was a charge of stealing
lodafrom Blackwell ft Company, of
Trenton, while their aoeo tin Burling-
ton County just berore tbe Child*'
robbery. Ha pleaded gollly. It waa
reported tbat restitution had- been
made to Blaekwell A Company and
aa Mathls bad been In Jail aboot six
months tbe Court decided to release
him. His freedom waa of abort dura-
tion, as a retainer from Cape Ha;
Coenty was lodged against' him aa
Boon as tbe case lo Mount Holly waa
nnlahedt
_ELECTIOILJI,I,BQi
COMMXTTCB8 NAMED
Al Mceilns or Cape maw County
Board ot Freeholder*.
The following standing committees
ere announced at the meeting or tha
Jape-May-Couoty—B
Oco. UKiacbvar Hoi Conttrmcd aa
AmiMaal Fire Cbler.
Secretary W. W. Adams' report of
Ilia lire chiefs convention was re-
ceived at the meeting of the City
CoainiUKioners Thursday. * -
After anuouuciog that H B. Conver
bad been elected chief, and Alfred R.
Smith and John E. Trout assistant
chiefs, the' letter said that George
Datsqbeg bad been elected-eblef.or No.'
4Coiupauy, whloh is located In the
lower section or this'city,, but tKe
writer expressed doubt as to the
Jsgality of Mr. Patscbeg's selecllon. _
It was said that the ordinauce pro-
vides for only a chief and two aasi»tant
C l l l e f d . ' • ;: :' :i - : .~ •.'•;. : :"' '; "'••.•
Director Fisher asked If there was
no way to temper ibe wind to the
•horn lamb, and In answer the ordl-
uauce was quoted.
OFFICERS ELECTED
•Wm. K. sf naoeir prtMdeal or the
' Title and Ttmi Cotnpanv.
At the meeting of tbo directors of
the Ocean City Title aud Trust Com-
pauy, Friday, tlie following officers
were elected: -.• . .
W. E. MaBhey, president;. H. D.
Moore,' IIrut vice president; Leslie H.
Ludhim,' second vice president and
title otileer; C. R. Httlwell, secretary
aud treasurer; J. Fitblau Tatem, solici-
tor.
being Atlantic City men,of whom John
Rlsley, proprietor of a local lauudry Is
one., Henry I>. Moore, a wealthy'
Haddontteld resident. Is president of
tbe company. Mr. Moore developed
he. Moore Tract, this city, now known
is the "West Side." . .
He Is a brother of Fred D. Moore,, of
this city." The other officers are: Mayor
Harry Headley, of. Ocean City, ttrst
vice president, and Harvey. Y. Lake,
secoud vice president; W. E. Mawtey,
president or the Ocean' City Title
Company, is treasurer, and Otis M.
Towusend, contracting builder or that
city; is Hecretary. ' '
Prascnied With iilttm. '
Joseph I. Hcull, Andrew R. Scull,
D. P. Heudrlcksoo, Miss Elizabeth
Brangan and Luther'Wallace were
surprised Tuesday afternoon', when
Yee Lee presented each with a small
chent ot tea. Bilk muffler and a box of
nuts. "Lee lH.aClnu.aman, bora In
Ban Fraucl«co. He recently opened a
lauudry here.
of MTeNley Avenue.
At the meeting or the City Commis-
sioners, ^layor Headley a»ked Dlrec-
"tor Fisher what progress bad "been
mode on the matter of widening Wen-'
ley avenue, between Twentieth and
Thirty-fourth streets.' Mr. .Flaher
replied that, because of the wet
weather, the city's engineer bod been
unable to do much work, but a report
would be made at Ibe next weekly
meeting of.the board. . ;
Died After Operation.
Bertron, the six-year-old eon ol Ar
B. Porter and wife, of S.imers' Point,
formerly or tbla city, died In the Jef-
ferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Monday
afternoon. The little fellow was taken'
to Philadelphia a week before bis death'
to uudeigo an operation for mantoids.
No particulars as to the.funeral ar
rangementa were known to friends
bere yesterday morniug.
: a*r«*nare lor nualeal. .
Arrangements are belug made for a
musical lobe held at tbe borne of Mr.
Mrs John Oatscheg, on Wesley
avenue, above Seventh street, for tbe
benefit ' or Holy Trinity Church,
Wednesday evening, January 29 Ex
crllent laleut will be secured. - The
admission will-be a'sllver'oHeilng.'
' Apprectatea the Keollnel.
Mrs Ida M.Tarves, mother* of Bin.
W. H. Mowen, or tblf oily, who la In
81. Petersburg, Fla ...writes that the
BENTINEL IS welcomed by her. She
feels near borne when ebe reads It, she
writes. The climate In St. Petersburg
Is delightful. • '' '
Purchased Collane.
J. W. Lyslnger, or Norrlstown,' bos
purchased F. Inner, or 1
'. 3. Smltlh'a cottoge, MS
lirlgbton place, through tbe
ofjosephl.BculliCo. Mr.I. _
and family will occupy the honse next
be agency
'. Lystnger
summer. '
FOH ExciTANau.—UnImproved
ocean front lot, 25 feet wide, below
Tenth street, running from Ocean ave-
nue-to exterior line,'for Improved
property. Address a. J., SENTINEL
ofllce. adv. It
Will exchange well-rented West
Philadelphia property for Oi-eao City
lota or cottage. Address Daniel B.
Steelmau, ltt South Front street. Pblla-
delphla. Pa. adv., 12-fi. tf.
FOB SAiR.'-CoUageB and Ion In
moat desirable locations in Ocean City.
Apply to A. Cotton 619 Aflbury avenue.
Ocean City. New Jersey. sdv
Heated apartment for rent by the
year. Has every modern convenience.
adv. JOBEPR I. Bcuui A UO,
$500.00 $1,000.00 $1,200.00
$1,300.00 $1,500.00
$2,000.00
holders on Tuesday.
Almshouse—MacKlssIc, tiandy aud
8 a u l . ' ' ' - ! • • . . ' . • " , '••. ' ' •
Bridges—WenUell,. Bennett, Eust-
ace, Oandy, Fox. Miller and'Haul.
County Roads—Rutherford.Bennett,
Clouting, Knstace, Fox, Gandy. John
son, MacKlssIc, Miller, Pinker, Saul
and WenUell. ' '
General Bills—Saul,Fox and Pinker.
Finance—Clouting, Johnson and
•Inker.
Treasurer's AccountB—J o h njio*n,
Eustace and Clouting. , ' *
Public Buildings-Bennett, Miller
and.Wentzell. -" -
Lunacy—Fox, Bennett and Mac-
Claslo.
Lights—Eustace. Miller and Fox.
Indigent Soldiers—John W. Reeves.
Discbarge of Prisoners—R.S. Miller.
v . » 'm • r ' . ..-
We have on hand the above
amounts for immediate investment
and Fire Insuran
ABBURY AVCNUK, OOKAN OITV, N. J.
g Anbury avenue near First street, . ' . • - Sl.flOOOO
Cottage on Anbury avenue near Twelfth street, '- . . 12,000.00
Lot at Wesley avenue and North street. ' - - . • tssOOO
Lot at Eleventh street aud Central avenue - • - - . . • tl.ISO.00
Lot at Central avenue, — - - - . . - ." agODOO
To avions Justice Syalem. -
Assemblyman - Moore, of Mercer,
eks to reform tbe justice or the peace
lyntern of New Jersey by a bill' be
presented In the house Monday night,
whlob provides that candidates for this'
oftlce muat qualify by civil service
commission r> , before their names are
placed on the ballots. There la grave
luestlon as to tbe constitutionality of
bis bill; In view or tbe fact that
ustlces of ibe peace are constitutional
ifHcera and tbe method or their elec-
lon IH provided In the constitution.
REAL- ESTATE! •?« INSURANCE
Clayton Haines Brick
411 Eighth St. Oeean City, N.J.
Indorsed Canal Project. -
The Cape" May' Pomona at Its
quarterly meeting In South Seavllle
on Saturday unanimously adopted tbe
Stone Harbor grange resolutions In-
dorsing the canal aero n» Middle Town-
hip, connecting tbe Inland waterway
1th tbe Delaware Rlver.and Ihe build-
Ing or tbe bridge across Egg Harbor
Boy connecting the dead ends of ibe
parkway at Beesley's' Point and
Homen' Point. '•
' Rows Rcadjr lo Bloom
—Lawyer William B.Davis sold Tues-
day tbat be bad seen the unusual sight
of a rbsebjisb containing ISO buds
about to burst into bloom. Tbe busb
Is in tbe yard of Dr. Howard . Reed lu
tbe up-towu section ortblsclly. Tbluk
>f It—In tbe middle or January! Tbe
busb Is on the south aide or Dr.' Reed's
hou>e. . . -
CUT Depoalta (loo
At the- regular weekly meeting or
be City Commlselnners, It was de-
• " ' • elded tosend acbeckfordOOtoCounty
.?'«"" J«i«*erni. _ | Clerk A. Carllon Hlldretb. This sum
LewlsMcMurtile.BlUsHenryOros-, w||, cover.the cost of recoidlng the
alias Howard Morton, alias Lewis
Miller, who plead guilty to tbe charge
of forging tbe name or Jan. P. Totem,
or Cape May upon a check for 1800 and
posslug It in Ocean City, was sentenced
to not less than one nor more than
seven years in the Stale Prisou al Ihe
recent term of court.- *
Uelllnsr kcw Member*.
'The Lorart'arprnten' Union I* get
ting new members every week, • It la
slated, aud now has 88 in good stand-
ing. Many of the old members, not
Included In this number, are working
In other places at present. Chaa.
JSckert was given a "takedown"
square at tbe last meeting of tbe union, to you price paid if not satisfactory.
sales or rtreet certificates All of the
mouey may.not be required for. this
purpose.
lVJaddocK'0 pharmacy
Eighth and Asbury Ave.
Nyal'e Remedies
What are they? Why do we recommend
them? They are a line of family remedies
(to be used when unnecessary to coll M.
D.) made by the best chemist.in United
States. We recommend them because we
know their composition and can return
Ttie Greitest Baraajos in Ocean City
Two Twin Houses on Wesley Ave. below Twelfth St
Twelve rooms and bath, asbestos roofs, finisbed basements
all conveniences, extra' wasbstanid and toilet in basement,
living and dining rooms panelled, ceiling, panelled, all in
chestnut Dutch balls, columns between living and dining
room, very large closet room. Ideal summer homes. .
IMlHfu ;
-THcs New Y««»r
o
We desire to thank our friends and .patrons for their liberal patron
age during 191.2. We are making a special effort to serve yon bettet
daring the coming year, than ever before with bettec facilities, larger
stock and right prices; • t o ^ .; .#
9^1. Asbnty Ave
MCALLISTER'S
Mid-Winter Clearance Sale of Winter:
* •* Stocks Will Close Next Saturday >'> V:<
Only THREE days more of tbis great money siv-
ing sale.' Don't miss this last opportunity. > You
will need heavy goods yet,, and it is to your in-"'
terest td buy now. Watch for another spedai..
notice next week. -:o:- -fo>- -»>- •
s. s. MCALLISTER
Taa Aabury Av*. Oeean Olty, N. u.
Money to Loan
* o
on First Mortgages
4
Between BlgnUia»l-flmrb^»i«ata>
• W%»4iwta
JOSEPH I. SCULL & COMPANY
757 Asbury Aveoaa
B. FRANK SMITH
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
No walling ror two weeks to know iryou can get It;, we ean tall son at
once. Bargains in Bay' and Ocean' front properties. Uboloe oottagee for
aale. Also lots for bivestment and for Improvement—tha choice of
Ocean City. 'Apply to- ,
••••.. J. M. CHESTER & CO.,
OCEAN CTTY. N. J.
RMAI.B8TATB . MCMTaAQB INVMaTMMNTS
E; j. HANK
3Q8 EIGHTH STREET ~-
Interesting to Investors
-OH-
Those Who Wish a Desirable location for a Seaside Home
FOR SALE—A few lota located In Section Q.OwinO&T, H. t.,
= to Ticlnityof State road and Fenssjlrasla and Bead-
ing Railroad itutiona. Also altca for bongalowa attuite on Onat Kn
Oarbor Bay, Beeday's Point, N.J. .
ARTHUR D. BARROWS
. ,-> ' " Guardian • • . . .
832 CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J.
AVE you a cottage, bung-
alow or apartment to fur-
nish? We have a line of
furniture at less than Phila-
delphia prices.
It will pay you to call and see
our stock before buyingXelse-
• where. " •
Window Shades a Specialty.
Chas. E. Adams & Bro.
720-22 Asbury Avenae
THE - IMPERIAL*^
WYOMING:
IM OCCAM AVfnrV
OaiaaiCMy. B.M.
op"-> all tbe yaar '>n' B
i 1
i 'i
HOTEL ATGLEN ,
large and aasnrad patnaan proves Its aaa
oca. For terms and parUstUSTS addfaat,
•.caarr.
THE WILMERS; . '
T08Central Ave, ", , > ,^\ ,
Open all the year. Flrat-claaa tabla
board. Evenmg'dlnnan. ' ^' S>1 T i''
awa. o. w. wiunu
THE LAUREL •'
ilia OEHTBAI. AVMxnm, mum sou
••a. u m vawnutn, r>av
Open all tba rear
STERLING HOTEL •
OPEN A1X TEAR ^ '
Hot water heat. Winter boardefa
THE HEWL1NGS . .
Host desirable location. Opan all
year. Elevator to street level. Vapor
•* n. •mrniM
Ninth and Wesley ave. •_• OeeanUtty.Jt.J.
Dance Every.
Wedneaday and
Saturday Nl&bt
CotdUmcbaa,
Ftc.
The Excursion House
JAMES CLARK
MAIN STREBTaad . . '.
• NEW JBR8BV AVBNUB.
SOMERS* POINT :: N.J.
HANN BUILDING
Blfthth St. Opp P. R. R. Station
DIRECTORY .
• -^First Floor—
301 Eighth Street .
RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Plumbing and Heating
303 Eighth Street—— .
WATT & RAYMOND, Electrical Contractors
305 Eighth Street— . . • .
E. J. HANN, Real Estate Broker
307 Eighth Street-
O. L_ LAKE
..REAL ESTATE AGENT...
MB A»buTj Avenue, Oeaaa Cttj. H." Mi
LoUltoraala. OoUagasMinat.' *
Cormpondenea soUeilM 11 < 1 > I
•>e>ntlna> Buylna 1 airMI SmMUnm
CLARBNCB S. SCULL
Hyeampaaleaanall million dollar ^ ctur.
Gt me quota 700 r~"~
605 eighth street
OoaaCttr Na*4aMe»
LAKE
Undertaker and Embalmer
First National Bank
WILLIAM B. DAVIS, Attorney at Law
Rooms 2-3-4-5- -*-8ocbnd Floor—
JOS. G. CHAMPION, Contractor and Operation Builder
Room 7—BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION
R o o m s 8 - 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 — - ;•; •:•••• •"•• - v ^ - - ; ^ - , - . : - ;
YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
Room B—PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA
|| ;
Adveiiise in the SENTINEIi
K'X''~ : '-"•''.
'.;,>',_''^\'', 1 ' (' ; ' '•.;' ';."l'*.,''.'"'*. ; !ii\. ;.'Vi '''.^

inotpravent oa from see-
•"•""*- " • i defects
IS GIVEN HONORS
Receives Appointment from
atonal Rivers and Harbor
Congress;
r" beUevad In tt, out,' after a practical
generally speaking, In tbe bands of tn-
men. It>
v noboonds.
reports thai come from
alltbe dUea of the Bute that have ad.
f
• w7'8eott Hand .has received the
following from Secretary Thompson,
of the National Hlvem and . Harbor
Congress:
^Washington Office, January IS. 1913
MB. W. SCOTT HAND,
,•' ' ' Ocean City, KJ.
-.%'Dear Bit:—The following merits your
elaaasfaMen,tlott, as If presents- briefly
a plan of Interest mad profit to you and
tenders an invitation of unusual value.
' "Yon have been selected.to make an
appointment of Importance, that of
field representative or this Congress
and we are forwarding a booklet
' ment condttsrvely show that tbe result
* • romostoperiaitd flagrant viola-
t e tftftfpfjfeandjha letter or
" aetv and that the officials
ratUeesly extravagant,
'salary-grafting aa tbe
fr, not an Idle
ujb-
We
presents, among other matters, so
ojncu)l Invitation *> oar members to
visit the exposition at San Francisco
IO1S1&' -
.The number that will.avail them-
selW~af this '. Invitation will on
dodbtedlybe'largeand tbe entertain-
ment of out. party splendid, wbUe the
journey, Including the capital and the
metropolis of the Nation,.the scenic
wonders of the Bookies, the Oreat
ttmaM«tp«ns»to be able to compare
offleiel salaries of eleven cities'In
iU&IersaK-sMng the flgnns of
tP form,of govero-
under tbe ii
Wkbereiaa reader of the Ban
of these
the,>IBclal letters
The statement show-
ing tb»popjiaUpnottoeleven cities,
wllhUieorftWsaiarleiis as follows:
6
Xake* and~NlagCHrFalls, taken In the
best of company, will be the-event of
JUfettme.
That we may &o under the very best
auspices at ttavbast possible cost. It Is
necessary that we nave a guarantee of
sufficient numbers to complete, far In
ad vance,all arrangements. Therefore,
we are?Inviting all our. Held repre-
sentatives, including your appointee;
to take this trip at our expense. Our,
requirements (see booklet) are appeal
9,000
Inglyeasy.. After reading tbe litera-
ture, pleas*,tnrn tt over to.your ap-
pointee, whom we hope will be some-
7w.000 00 omxypq would be glad lo .accompany
on tbe trip—a man or a woman, pre-
ferably' a relative, or perhaps a clergy-
man, teacher or ambitious student—
boll In any case one whose integrity
yon can fully endorse.
In return for your co-operatloo you
arecordMly invited to^t* along and
« 700 00
700 OS
*»00 tended/and will W granted all
,1,200 01
SIT* ?f* "iUi (MM f-
•-• - • • . QUO 00
clerk of Coancli,
fM/*-ii
'* Oeta> i no -extra
tt Cities,
Ft«so,aBO
OF
.461
Mjooatx)
4,000 00
V'-9,000 O
lelatkH. 8,000 oo
^Population,MM, ,
aooopo
:. Ki,om oo
^^sL200 00
It ,480 01
''480 00
t'hte'owi
!tbefsctsboaid>oib
wltha populMiooor test
a ju Mayor $!,«»»
thai
Un
i^«iSii«^:
•lib
Has,
which tells of our purposesand
Thf Paler e M * ,
. The watSTsot.tlw eats, lakea,
add streams to gsneral. are very
colotsd. For .Instance, the vratsv.ot
toe Mediterranean eea Js not colodesa,
bit gnen-blus; also tbsre Is a brUHant
red river In Booth America. She Bt
Lawrence. In Canada, la pale green
•nd^be Ottawa, golden brows. < Where
these two rivers meet qntte frequently
whole broad patches reman munlxea
LEWIS M. CRE8SE
' Re elected President ot the First National Bank of Tuls Orty. - . ,
At tbe meeting of the dlrectoni of the First National. Bank of Ocean City
Friday morning the present officers were reflected.. They are as .follows: U,
M.Cnoae.presldeutjR.B. Btltea, vice president; W. Scott Hand, cashier; H.
8. Mowrer, assistant cashier; J. Flthlan Tatem, solicitor. ..;,.'
«rtJly
enjoy the courtesies and privileges ex-
reduction to costs.
We shall hold this matter In abey.-
ance until we hear. from, you,. wbieb
wetrust,wUlbe,at-your earliest con
veoienceond In no event later than
February 1, as • longer delay would
not be fair to the ultimate candidate
fromyonr section.
'Very truly yours,
a A- TaoMFaos,
Secretary.
adopted^ augmented by the arrogant
boasUaTorthe'average official under
the new system.' There may be, and
no doubt are, abuses, extravagance and
corruption under the, old system, but
It waa the solemn promise that all
these thiogawould be remedied under
the new regime; It now seems, bow-
•jthatwhllewemay have steered
fiear-of-Cylla we are In imminent
danger of being wrecked upon Chary b-
dls,«(i(ce>^Dder the* commission gov-
ernment, a dictatorial autocrat, deem-
ing himself securely vested with aibl-
trary and plenary powers, may be a
BEAUTIFUI, 8UN8BT8
aeuior Mlcbola *Wt1les) of One
Seen In THIS Clay•
Writing in the Brldgeton News,
Senator I • T. Nichols says:
It was suonet at South Ocean City.
The train wa» progressing slowly
across tbe big'bridge which'spans tbe
river. The »ky was aglow with the
last embers of ihedecllulng sun. Now
and Uien a gull or other seahlrd flew
across the water and disappeared In
the marsh lands. On the wjjjern sky,
looking south, fantastic figures ap-
peared ID the fast flying clouds, with
lumn and column of horses and
harlots In siiboulte. , ' '
To the west gold, white and sombre
streaks flecked the horizon. To tbe
ortb Ulmy specks, no bigger than a
man's .hand chased each other like
boys In recess during school time. In
tbe distance tbe sun was setting In the
midst or a radiant glory unequalled
for beauty. A» its rays slowly settled
In the far-away- the dusk of twilight
thickened and deepend till there was
left behind only a Uny line with a
diver edge. Beautiful Indeed was tbe
ilsture wrought out by tbe departing
king of day. " . '
No human band could wield a brush
to paint the panorama In the clouds,
because the artlnt.be he Rapheal, Ti-
tian' or Mlchial Abgelo, must fall In
conception In the presence of tbe Mas-
ter whose Imprist was that moment
on the whit* speck, on tbe shadow, on
the silver lining, on the golden aureole.
God alone could paint a picture so
strong, so beautiful. 'Reader, It will
pay you some .evening hour to view
the sunset an the writer saw It on a
recent December day at Corson'e' In-
let, on tbe sands. Hounds and meadows
of Cape May County, ".,.'. . :
greater Inenace to good government
than tbe.afowed corroptloolst or the
petty grafter, and especially when be
l« • boss who attempts to establish
political fences, by disregarding and
defying law, thwarting the pill of tbe
people and officially trampling upon
their rights. Dnder such condition*
It l» no.wooder {bat Intelligent, sober-
mlnded.thonghtful men*paD)«and ask,
•Veal euidte Trannferm.
Recent real estate'transfers In Ocean
City recorded In the office of County
'•whither are we drifting," under thl«
' So''far'as the .commission form of
government Is concerned, we have not
jd«JeUb;fti,lls many wise provisions,
and we believe that If tbe law In Its
entirety was economically, honestly
and Impartially adminUtered.lt would
work' : for tbe general good. It has
been'to(.operation in Qalveston for
about fourteen years, and that city, has
prospered beyond measure. Nearly
allother'dtlesiii^trie west and south
that have adopted the system bsve
pronouneed It good, but after a short
Jersey the
1 tone that
It Is a delusion and a enare", as tbe law
has befn^minUtered We, however,
III ^not'argue this point here, but
«nerely.pieseot the above facts and
figures for tbe reflection and consldera-
BTTERIINQ. . '
Ebenezer Adam*. W. F. Becker, Dr.
J. R. Becker, Philadelphia; L H. Cor-
eon,At|snUcClty.
-W: W. Boyle, E. 8. Woodward,
Cbas. Watson, David Jester, H A
Stocky. MVJBattln^ Cam'den; c. Mo-
ban, ~Peermont; W. L Burr, Bwartb-
more; M. H. Peaser, Jenkintown; F
H., Landla aad wife.; O. W: Bntter-
wortb, wife and daughter, George
fattier and wife, J. S. Master, H J
Weeton. Philadelphia-, (Mary/DavW
son, Fredonla; Lewis Conon, ScsJale;
UX Fenton, We* CoUjngswood,
;, A. J. Kastrup, Paul Rock. George
Q&m B; J^Bpfko>Bbbart flpeak-
manj a P. Pen^^rMaster Jobo C.
C7JV A.'Schneider. F. O. Wilson
U CXanaeb, R B. Bowman.-KTET
Coiemau. Hamuel CoHman,^Ja£ '
CITY'S APPROPRIATIONS
neaoialloaa Ooveralna; Tbcis
•••sweet fey in* ca
The resolution providing for tbeclty's
appropriations waa passed on, final
reading at the meeting or the City
Commissioners on Thursday.
The appropriations are aa follows:
Streets,
Salaries,
Fire, .
Miscellaneous,
Advertising,.-.'
Light,
Removsl of Garbage,
Removal ot llubblah,
Interest,
Printing,
Health, :
WbarveW,
Water, . .
Drains, . ' -
Boardwalk, -
Music, " . •
Police and Lifeguards,
Building Inspection Depart-
. partment.
Electrical Inspection Depart-
ment.
Retiring Bonds of 1897, 5,000 00
Interest on Bonds of 1897, 1,000 00
Sinking Fund Bonds of 1902. 1,700 00
nterest on Bonds of 1002, 8,400 00
Retiring of Pavilion Bonds
' of 1908, 1,000.00
merest on Pavilion Bonds
» ori808, •' • * . 225.00
Sinking Fund School Bonoe
or 1905, ...
Interest on School Bonds or
' 1905. ..-,.'
Sinking'Fund, Boardwalk
Clerk Hlldrelh, as reported in tbe Cape
vlay County Gazette, are as follows:
Seymour.Davls et ux to Sutton 4
Corson Co. $7500. Lots 104 and 105,
Qlrard Realty Co. .
James El Lake et ux to James M.
Chester. Lot on northwest aide Wes-
ley avenue SO feet northeast from
Twenty-sixth .street, being 1315 feet
deep extending to exterior line. Bec:
tlon F. ' ,/•
Charles P. Lake to Wm. O. Reckltt.
$50. Lot on West .avenue ISO feet
southwest from Fifty-seventh street,
being SO reel wide and 100 feet deep.
Victor J.Hombreeht Co. to Ocean
City Gardens Co. (2300. Lots 1142
and 1143. block 11. . .
Ocean'City .Gardens* Co. to Ocean
City Yacht Club: 92300. Lots 1142
and 1143, block 11.
Ocean City Association to David P.
Cromwell. $11,150. Lot hi southwest
line Sixtieth street near, high-water
line, 600 feet southwest from Fifty-
ninth street. " •'-'•. •'
West Jersey Investment Co to Ed-
win G.C. Bleahly. Lots 2959 and 2960,
block; 29. •
Girard Realty Co. to Seymour Davis.
$13,000. Lots 10,12.14 and 16, Girard
Realty Co.; loU 9.11,13,15.17, 19. 21,
23; lots 70, 71: 72, T3. J 74, 75 and south
east ao feet of lot 69. •. '., •
Victor J! Humbrecht Co to .Hill
Dredging Co. Lots 1172,1178.1171 and
1175, block II. .
. Wm.'W. Bell et utf to Samnel B.
Gill. 'Lot Oil, Section A. ". '
Ocean City Gardens Col' to Alonzo
C. Lore. Lot 901, block 9.
Lewis M. Crestfe et ux to Daniel J
Murray. (450. Lot 489, Section C.
Kirk Johnson et ux to I. Wilfred
Hart. ' Lot Ip southeast line Ocean
avenue176 feet southwest (from Tenth
street, belug 25 feet wide and 950 feet
d e e p . . ' , ' • • • ' .
Pram be* J.-Sal to to SamueJ 8
Wepzell, Lot 35, Section 8. . . •
Daniel J. Murray et ux to Lewis M
Crone. «24OO. Lots 879 eod 880, Sec
Jane E Boyle to Albert Fogg. 13400
Interest. Boardwalk Bonds
of 1905,
Sinking Fond, Boardwalk
. Bonds of 1908, . , .
Interest, Boardwalk Bonds
otlBOS,
Sinking Fund, Fire Appar-
atus; Bonds of 1908,.
Interest, . Fire Apparatus
Bonds of 1908,
Sinking Fund, Boardwalk
BoodboM909. ' '
Interest. Boarkwalfc Bonds
of 1909,
Sinking Fund, Floating In*
P t y , |
Corson. riSSO. Lot 918, Section H.
CharleaA,Campbell'« Dairy Producte
Batter and Egg* '
Ask for Booklet of Bpedal ties
Orders Delivered BotbPbnnw
Eyes Examined Witboat Drops
.np4»4ala methods. nutn'tk
ed. ' for ttnt nlsss OoUcsl
o necssstty ofaolosi ad a
At i.JB. . Bets. Mets. Daily et s.*>
tssass&&
a. m.;tun. Ban. eaurch clerk;
av James A. M. B. Cnoren, earner aevanll)
an7£ws?Bvaoaa OceenlW. N. JyJ. H.
JaeksonpaMor. Bonday-Uervloea: Vteacn-
MaoedoolKM. tchareb. Tenth street and
UOwrenDe anomUeadlnrUepotrthe
CHtlRCMI SOCMTIBS. '
^taEortidelCldTeytiraasw^
^
at Jon-
H. 8. Mowrer. presidents
Propertba tor sale. Ba
oasssandeoUaeastarnntlnaUpsTtsolthecny. Oor.
ToEnrolliforthe Personally Conducted
FLORIDA EXCURSION
Leaving Ocean City . .
Morning, January 25th
Next
II . A fine party of;men'and/ladies is ialready assured and there are hundreds of Ocean
City people who Avotddispend their winter in this-Marvelous Pinellas Peninsula if they
%k^th^ ' • • • • • • • • •
IT Why do you not investigate at first hand the country where Mr. John Bramell has just
refused inside of thirty days an advance bf'$5odbo on one of the three St Petersburg lots
he^purchased jmd whej% he : has purchased £ve. acres adjacent to the city; which he will
sOMi Bub-diyideandvSell at several times the acreage price paid. *
IF-'-See for your8«lf^eccimtiT where Charles R. Hall, of Avalon, N. J,, has just cleared
n2 aud over,f4o,oro in niiwtydays tradmg in'rea^ ' ' \ •" ; ,' , • '
^ fj^'tflF? ;You; willsgo on this low rate excursion if yon but stop long enough to think the. matter
I-_>JI ^—-^ormatio*^ ; >
Telephone
Achievement
• Tbe story of the yean with the Belt Sya-
lem b one of marked adtievcment. Thoty^ts
yean of development have btnh the splendid na-
tsotMside system of" to-day connecting over
7,000,00fr Ben Tekpbonea m more than 70,000
place*. . . ..,,;• , ;.. .
' Tkb ancceta b the remit of the eatahliab*
for eoati, method, and apparatas; it it Use natdt
of having alwaya in mind a broad parpoae from
•Afch there could be no deviation—that of catab.
Hthfa«agf«at telephone system to cover (Us
bwad land and brine tbe beaefita of nmvettal tele,
phone cotnmrmtratirm to ewmty wMi.m.mth. fa sfy.
Union. . - •
people who make over 28,000,000 caDa a day,
are tbe great progressive factor b tbe ~»~T*VH
i-Iidldiiigof the Bdl Syatam, and to-day they
require one BeU Telephone to every thBtaen
people in the country. . ;
SYSTEM*
tnemootn.
•SB's Christian Tmapsrmnes Union,
Mmin^tloaal. Busts asmt-montnly.
Irs. C.awan; oonesponrtlna see-
r. Parser j reoardlns teereian,
'^msr, Mrs. Anna 1,
: 5eCRBT SOCtBTIBS.
- idaar Mo. IJl. r.and A. U..
.Ilol«. A. o. B. W.. meets
Adaygnitlns In K-oi
I. VTM >aDE
'.Adams.
EaanV*av
Wallace, kespeV 6T reoords.
A. uougeols.
Hstuday
' BWey,
Otty tocej. Wo. ISM •Carpenters"
meets eTeryVrlasyeTenln»CK. of
. oeone o. Adams:asaaury..&
award TOarn.
Otis M. Townsend
• APracueal Beasboro Architect
Licensed by the State, -s- i>
KIGHTM STREET. OPP. P. O,
OOEAH CITY N. J.
XQWNSEND. GODF RE Y
Attorney-at-Law
BanieUBolldlnc At Ocean City Saturdays
Atlantic City tBWealeyave.
B. DAVIS
Attorney at Law •
809 Eighth Street '.
Ocean City • , New Jersey
AtlanUeGtyTkeatrea
l?OLLO IILAT1U
At. W. Martin's fio.ooo Revival of
UNCLE
TOM'S
CABIN
50 PEOPLE,
Two BANDS AND
ORCHESTRA
;mn[ar-lSc.aSc,*cai>d'ste! Mattaen Dmflj-
Moo.. Toea,, Wed.. Thurs. B«se., Feb. lo, n.
' »andii,ats.]D
u
J N. GRISCOM, M. D.
BIQUTU OT. AND W19UiBY AVE.
Botl< Ptianfs-Bell. IS; InlsrJSUts. in-A
Offloe Uoars- UnUI 10 a. nw From 6 to S p. m.
Mo omos boors Bandar. •'
At Richard Tovnatnd'a, Palermo. 430 to &•>
p. m. dally. BeU Fbone,rarmer-s Line. IM1
BHiAllenCorson.M.D.-'
aiB Wesley Avenos
Ooean City
***Inier4ltale
New Jersey
DR. W. P. HAINES
COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE
OCEAN CITV. N. *'.
(81010 a.m.
41 to! p.m. i
|sto8p.in.
Phones: Bell 4U-W; Inler-HlstellB-A
UKK1CE HOUBHi
J«aU,ia»
HEUSOHEL PETTIT, H. D. .
80T WESLEY AVE.
OCCAN-eiTVrNEW-JERSEV 1—HCOTX
omeeUoon:UntU9jna,m. -
Sto«p.m.
• toBp.m.
Snore I,tae Can Will Hake
Connection at Pleasant-
vllle for This City:
Ou and after Saturday next. Ocean
.Ity people and others desiring to
lo tbls report can leave Phlladel-
pbU on Ihe II o'clock electric ears at
night and make through connection.
Tbls Is something ibe people of ibis
oily have wanted for years, and tbat
they will have it la doe to tbe efforts
of W. Scott Hand aud Mrs. Meta R.
Sailer, of this clly, who was publicity
aReot ben for tbe Shore Kaal Line last
sommer.
Tbe following letter from J. N.
Akarman, general superintendent of
tbe Snore Fast Line, esplalua Itself:
Atlantic City, Jan. 27, 1913.
H»m> Hnq ' •
0R. CHARLES B. RIDER
•"•Dentist"
809 Central Avenue
OCCAM C1TV. ». J.
Hngtaes' Central Pharmaqr
EWU* K. set Wain in.
Wah* A vs.'
CMS lalsMHato. I«-B
Prescriptions oar specialty, slwsja
ately comnoondeo. doaa"
winter. TrylbenMdtah.
^ - . gT , ^^ aaaa^d as ail
vC$ fjyf|a»a| HfHl W I1BSM4 1* < *N
i open all
rJ Unmclilsl
_jvenesdtt«n1nuai*reeamiiMndlt. Uls
redacUooinprtosftartbeneEltwo wseks 9
oar DM UUmped Initial and Locality Corra-
apondenrs C«id«. ••»€• our Blsblh street
window." Open Bondara, » to 10m s. m.,
and 1 lo 3 p. m. aod • IO7J0 p. m.
J. THORNLEV HUOaES, Maatftr
Dselsrla rasnaaif- -
Boyle Commercial Agency
624' Eighth St. Ocean.Ctty. N. J
, B. C. BOYLE, fleaager
OUima adjostad and collected anywhere in
United 8tatee. .
Coal! Coat! Coal!
The U. H. Shoemaker Lumber
Company have leased from A.
i. Smith bis Coal yard, so they ;
could receive Coal over the
Pennsylvania Rallroad.not be-
ing able to secure Coal over
the Beading Railroad. fast '
-enough (or their trade.- When
In need of Coal call up
SHOEMAKER
Cashier First Nattoual Bank,
Ocean City—
My Dear Mr. Hand:—The request
bat you made to me, and which was
ipplemeoted by Mrs. Halter on her
isit last Saturday, baa been considered
avorably, and on and -after Saturday,
February 1, tbe last ear will leave At-
lantic City, for Ocean Ully at lfc 10 a.
arriving at Pleasantvllle at 12 80
., and there making cpanecthm
ith tbe 11 o'clock electric train from
Philadelphia, due to arrive there at
180a. m.
The A. C. 48. R. B car will wait
ortbeeonneeUon, so that It will be
made without fall. . . .
I am notifying Mr. James Buekalew,
uperintendent of tbe W. J. 4 8. R. B
accordlDgly, and, as soon as we have
new Ume4ablaa printed, tbto will ap-
on tbe time-table In tbe mean-
me, 'I am taking care of It by sor-
ebanglng over tbe printed lime on the
last trip to and from Ocean City.
Yours truly,
J. N. ARABIC AN.
General Bnpartntendeol.
Not only will this prove a great
boon to Ocean City people who have
compelled to leave Philadelphia
8 o'clock In the evenings, In order
reach this place the same nlgbt,
but It will be a great convenience to
t people who attend shows at the
polio Theater In Atlantic City and
ho have frequently been compelled
miss the closing act of. a play or
pera In order lo catch tbe last car for
City.
v
Try an Advertisement
in the 8BNTINB1V
MID-WINTER MILLINERY SALE
: ;' Entire stock of hats reduced.below cost.
• 'Good style, good qoality, and all colors. • •
J. H. HlldretrVs
eaeAsouryAvs. • . OesanCNy
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
AND
GOMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
PENSION VOUCHERS ::
CAREFULLY EXECUTED
Numbers 744 and 746 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY - - ' NEW JERSEY
It may be just barely possible that some
other fellow may sell it a little cheaper,
but abetter qualityVlMPOSSIBLE.";
We have it and we.have it good. Give
us your order for the Sunday poultry. We
dress them.- ' .
Boyle's Dependable Market
8.W. Cor. Twelfth 8L and Asbury Ave. ,
': Everything in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables
In the matters of Conveyancing, Title Investigation and Settlement of Pur.
chases, we aim to give our clients thorough care and conscientions service. • ,
We have always endeavored to maintain that reputation for our office.
MASSEY & EDWARDS
•. tj, h '. • ' :- EIGHTH AND CENTtMtr *VBflUE - ' V '- -.'
mortgage inveBtments aeenred. ; '
LOCAL PEOPLE CAN LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA AT 11 P.M.
Phlladelpbla Business
Makes Many Great Im-
proTements Here.
Waller ObandUr, of Philadelphia,
f ho la a regular weekly visitor to tbls I
city throughout tbe fall and winter,
and a Hummer resident here, has a
tine'two-story apartment bones at 19H
Central avenae now nearing com-
pletion It la' modern In every way.
Tbe boose la being constructed by
Hpsncer B. Swan, and, all of Mr.
Chandler's neighbors say It la one of
the best built bouses they have seen lo
Oceau City. -Mr. Swan has used the
flues! lumber obtainable and bis good
workmausblp has beeu highly spoken
of by* all who have Inspected the
Mr. Chandler baa had' bis collage,
1912 Central avenue, remodeled and
greatly Improved, and al| convenience*
added.atanoullayoftSOO. Tbls work
j»aa also done by 8, B. Swan. '
In addition' to these Improvements,
Mr. Chandler Is having Ibe balance of
lota leveled and cultivated for
and flower beds. A hedge baa
been planted, loo. • •
Mr. Chandler, who lias beeu a cot
lager here for many years, b> much
Interested In Ibis resort. He is a mem-
ber of tbe Ocean City Motor Boat
Club, the Board of Trade, .and 'ibe
Twentieth Street Improvement Associ-
ation. He baa beeu a voter here for
three years. ' * .
FUn?NT8PBAKBR
at. V. Dawilola* Hooaw Eolcrctf.
-Thebonse of Maurice V. Daniels.
1821 Pleasure avenue, waa broken Into
last week, and, although nothing of
value was lakeu so for as can be ascer-
talued, the* house was left in • dls-
Hdered and upset coodltiou. Mr.
Daniels Is working on the case and. If
be can locate tbegnlliypartles. be will
prosecute them to the fullest extent of
. l a w , • • • • • • ' , ' , :i • , ' ' • :
[ra.c.R. —t»«rm to AiKtrcss)W.
c. T. V. atecllBB.
Mrs. Com E Heberry, National
lecturer for the Woman's Christian
perance Union, will address an
open meeting of the Ocean City W. C.
U. In Immanuel Baptist, Chnrch
nest Monday, evening, to which the
pnMlo is Invited.
Referring to Mrs. Bebeny, the
fyack Eveulng Journal says: • ,
"This gifted woman Is not only an
earnest, convincing speaker, but pos-
sesses • rare gift for entertaining and
holding the unbroken attention of her
listeners. Fluent In speech and a One
elocutionist, her address afforded an
Intellectual aa well as moral treat."
SPECIAL EFFORTS
TO REACH MEN
Mr. Bonner to After Those
Who Do, Not Regularly
Attend Any Church.
A feature at the evening services of
be First Presbyterian Church Is' the
presence of an unusually large num-
ber of men. ••:.
The Rev. Charles H. Bonner, In bis
evening sermons. Is making a special
effort to reach men who do not attend
ly church and Is apparently meeting
with a good deal of success from tbe
response the men are making to bis
endeavors. : .
Mr. Bonder la • scholar of rare at-
iluments end as • speaker be baa few
equals lo this section of tbe State
Judging by the turnout of men at
[he church services oo Sunday even-
ings for some time past, Mr. Buhner's
efforts to reach men are meeting with
unbounded success. He has a man
ner that appears to appeal tn- men,
and he Is no less popular as a minister
lib the women members of tbe con;
regatlon. Y,
73 VBAR8 OLD
•bom** Italic Celebrate*)
. Mr Olvlnai • Loncb.
Mrs. Thomas Leslie was seventy-
three years old (although you'd never
suspect It) on Friday, and aba cele-
brated tbe occasion by giving • lunch
to a few' friends' at her borne.
Those presaotbealde Mr Leslie, who
i nearing his sevenly-flflbi birthday
anniversary, went the Rev. and Mrs.
Charles, U. Bohner, Mrs. John E.
Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Cooper Mo-
Master. William James Mo-
Oaban, 3, aud Mrs. T. Lee Adams.
The guesta; ooogralolated Mrs.
Leslie and wished her many "more
birthday anniversaries, together wltb
cpntmned good health. . ,
It's
clous
home at
i you a delt-
lo own your
OCEAN CITY.
B?? l f«JA2WW»gB^^aa,ar?a
Real Estate .Operator. Ninth »m» As-
bory avenaeVnezt to Ore hoase win
will show you the very bast way and
of the greatest bargains to be
W. CHANDLERS
FIDE APARTMENTS
Hew Fire-Alarm Boxes.
Mayor Headley stated at tbe weekly
meeting of tbe City Commissioners
that be had purchased two tire-alarm
Nixes «f the non-Interfering style for
[OOescb. These, be said, would be
istalled within a few days. .
MISS CAMPBELL
TO WBDIH GHORCH
Local Girl WiH.be Bride of
Br. Brlcker, of Phlla*
delphla.
Or. William Henry Brleker, Jr., of
Philadelphia, and Hiss Neonelta
Campbell, daughter of William H.
Campbell, of this city, will be married
In Ibe Pint M. B Church at S o'clock
Wednesday evening next.
A number of Invitations have been
sent friends to witness tbe wedding,
admission being by card..
Tbe marriage ceremony will be per-
formed by,tbe Rev: Or. J. B. Halnea.
pastor of tbe church.. . '
Tbe bride will be given away by ber
father.
The bride will be attired In wblte
crepe cbarmeuse, with Venice lace
and Rhinestone trtmmlugs. She will
wear a white bridal veil, trimmed
with orange blossoms, and 'will cany
white roses.
- Mies Pearl Scull, tbe bridesmaid,
will be gowned In blue crepe cbar-
meuss, covered with white brocaded
ehlObn, and will cany white roses.
Tbe beet-mau will be Dr. Robnt
O. Brtcker, a brother of tbe groom,
and a druggls| at Pleasantvllle.
"Bugcue 8. Miller. Arthur Shoe-
maker, Herbert Wrlgglos and J. Ed-
ward Voss wlll.be the ushers.
The wedding march will be played
by Miss Margaret Parker.
Before tbe marriage, Lohengrin's
"Weddrirg March" will be played.
At tbe conclusion of the ceremony,
Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" will
be rendered.'' " — ,
Following the marriage, a reception
will be held at I ho Rlscayne.
Tbe young pair will go to New York
on a trip of two or three* weeka In
length. The bride will wear a travel-
ing suit or dsrk blue serge and a bat
or white plush, trimmed with- while
fur and white aigrettes.
Dr. Brlcker tea son .of Dr. William
H. Brlcker, of 1512 Nortb Broad street,
Philadelphia. '• . •
Tbe young pair will be "at borne"
at 1618 North'Broad street, Philadel-
phia, after March & .
Men Have. Been Handicapped
by Extremely High Tides
for Weeks.. -
Work Is said'to' be progressing
slowly on tbe Ocean City Boulevard
contract, and some people who have
looked It over within Ibe last few days
say tbe road will not be completed at
tbe time set—June IS.
Up to within a faw days 12,000 ftet
of Ibe mud bank have been completed,
which la said to be two-thirds of Ibe
total amount .of this part of tbe con*
tract. V • •••.;'•. •
Tbe work of pumping, which will
9 considerable, hasn't been started,
and there stems to be no Indication of
commencing. It was said early th|a
w e e k . , •• ,••.•• :•• •'
The men. employed nave been on"
able during the last two weeks, because
of Ihe extremely high tides, to work
moretbau from flve to seven and one-
half boara a day.
It la said tbat, so far as. the work Is
lone, no complaint can be made of tbe
itiallty. Senator Hand has tbe eon*
TBACHBR8*' 1N8TWTJTB
Were Heltf-
The teachers of Cape May' County
held an lostitnte in Ibe Presbyterian
Church at Holly Beach on Friday,
which drew e large attendance.
Tbe Institute waa divided Into three
department»-blgh school, grammar
school end primary, school and inter*
eating discussions were held In each. •
Ocean City waa represented at ibe
Institute by Prof. J. M. Htevena and
all tbe teachers except Miss Boyle,
who was Indisposed. ;
RU88BI.1, HAGYWBDS
Well' Known AlBlele wccratljr
Harriett Uat atpHmBer.
It has Just become- known that B.
Russell Hagy. a former Central High
School athlete well known In tbls city
and brother of Clayton L. Hagy, and
Iss Mary . Elizabeth Thayer were
married secretly In Holy Trinity
Church, New York, September 18.
Announcement of the marriage baa
been made by Mrs. Susan K Thayer,
mother of the bride.
Mr. Hagy was prominent In athletics
while a student at Central Hlgb
School. He waa a football star In 1908
and 1909-, playing quarterback and
He was also captain of the track
team, oT which be was a member for
three .years, participating in the
iprlnts, broad Jump and hurdle events.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagy are living at 1811
South Broad street '
READING DOESNT CALL
OUT THIS CITY'S NAME
'REPARINGTO
WIDEN BOARDWALK
Bids Are Asked for Extension
Between Seventh and
Tenth 8treets.
After City Solicitor Howell bad told
•e two .City Commissioners present
at tbe meeting on Thursday that they
id uot pass on third reading tbe
ordluaoos authorising the widening of
Boardwalk between Seventh and
Tenth streets, because'ot tbe absence
f the third member, B. Howard
Thorn, Director Fisher moved that the
ordinance'be laid over for a week.
This was agreed to.
Mayor Headley . asked Director
Plaher whether Director Thorn would
st.the next meeting. Mr. Fisher
answered that he did uot know, but
suggested that It was possible. .
Later duriug the meeting, the elty
solicitor stated that he had found that
he law would permit the, passage of
be ordinance by two members of tbe
srl, but It was decided to postpone
action for a week. ,
It was thought well to advertise for
bids for tbe widening of ths walk, end.
oo motion of Mr. Fisher, ibis was
agreed to, tbe bids to be In by Febru
ary SO. . . • ,
Tbe advertisement will be' found
elsewhere In this Issueof theateantrei..
Complaint of Property Owner
Should Remit in Action
of Residents.
Coming lo tbto dry oo the Reading
Railroad Saturday, morning, Jam
Franklin, of Philadelphia, owner of
Strand Hotel here, was rather
nettled, and for ibh reason:
The Beadlug'a train announcer at
be oiber end of the rants repeatedly
called out: "This train for Cape May,
Wlldwood and Stone Harbor.'.'
After bearing this announcement
made In stentorian tones a number of
aa, Mr. Franklin went to tbe man
and asked: .
"Where is tbe train for Ocean Cltjr"
"This la it." was'the man's reply.
"I didn't know," said Mr. Franklin.
You didn't call It out." ' •
This la a matter that should be. taken
up by tbe Board of Trade, Young
Men's Progressive League or the Ocean
ity Business Men's Assoclstloo, as H
one of gnat Importance to this city.
Possibly If Ibe new superintendent's
attention were called' to It, be would
remedy tbe mistake and that promptly.
Mr. Franklin says there were more
passengers for Ocean City than for
Cape May, which, of course. Is the
usual condition. . . . .
Iota Council, No.lSS, Jr. O. U. A
Bt., baa purchased a tine piano player,
which arrived bare on'Monday and
waa Installed In the lodge room. It
will afford the members much enter-
tainment durlngthenext taw month*;
• .' .. Porauue.
Two lots southeast comer Fifteenth
treat and;, Werti a«equtv Bamsin for
-juick sale; flve-room cottage, 885 West
avenue, nrice, •1.000; eleveihroorn cot-
tage.. Wesley mad, entirely modern,
barmlD, orwui exchange «r
aanurhan .to •VnviifiAn or
ShS:Toton,Central avenuej
geventeenib and .Bigburatb _
raclng.tha ocean. $1100; corner lot
facing the ocean,
TwentleU>at.and ave,, S14B0.
RT
FBASK & DABBY,
SEAL K8TAT£ BBOKSB,
Bonne Bldr. Sib and Asbnry Ave,
COMKITXBB8 NAHBO
At the meeting of the Young 'Men'
Progressive League Monday evening,
President Homer Shoemaker .ap-
pointed tbe following standing com-
mittees: ••• , • • : •
Tbe winners wul^tw entertained by
tbel««morth»oantast..
The Bev. D. J.DevlrJe.6f HewTdrk 1 ,
. member of the 1 PaullatOrderiWho aa.
slated at Bt. Augusttne'e Ohanbf'ln
this city the last two rommsrsaaaoaaV
baa been spending a nvdayW^harta*
the guest of the Bev. Jontt'X'8mantyi
Father Devlne and iha^»*^*—*•'
Kennedy, another aaaav,
Paulrat Order with aAumbaroti
among the sommeiy naldentat.l
will go to Bermuda t»nil
mission than during
weeks of Lanu i ".,
'M
Nextaandayevanhig^tiial
EndeavdrBodetyo/^FlT'
tartan Uhqyhw|
nlversarye*rvle»r ,
program In Heuorthe-f
worship and-1
worship a .
addresses bytbeyonnaf
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.**'£*r6w ^xjofk^i JBdWatid *«• Boftotta
•VU.Bortop, Moorestown: Hie fcydi*
WUmlng-
Bell Phone xS
Inter-State Phone 134-A
,'flim will be 'celebrated^ in 8t
•tine's Chnreb by the'rector, tbe
John ( J. 'Sweeney, at 8 o'clock
Wedneaday-AshAWedneaday.
will bebleased and distributed.
Tbd service* known" a* "The Way of
be beldi at A o'clock
BemooOj dirrjog-Eepc
at 8 o'clock" every
KattatiaiBtaar mtm. j. -r.
-Mrs.rJobir3 1 .a*al.*>fibto«>lly. who
Mrs.rJobir3.aal.*>fibto«>lly. who
la spending Nyeral weekeip JPJsUadel-
pblawUb'bersister^Mn.'A.'J. Foote,
l f f l t H i I ^
rtlmeeflDg many friend*
end .having a very enjoyable,time.
Hr* J9eaT ha* been tbe recipient of
many Inyjtatlon* to varkm* entertain-
nunb) fram^her/frieoaa In Pbiladek
VtUlam Henry Campbell. Jr., and
srgeTDnsinbery' Noreom. hoth
•* •••••• ^CJX tu ocean uity tugD
, r _j»vo ^roti frvBitiiiiaUi booon
Ivfteebueof lOTS'of fintger'a College
alJTew^Bronawlek. Similar honor*
hlnfbeenitakenbyTkrael Belocr, 1 of
Woodbine,agraduate'ofthe Hlllvllle
Miss- B.' M. t3off,'or MHIvllle, en-
d ltives' and
i Batnrday
M D
ten Cbnreh wen well attended' on
Sunday at all tbe various services.
Tbe pastor,"tbe Rev. Charles H. Boh-
ner. A. M, preached both In the morn-
ing and evening
The Sonday school bad an excep-
tionally good attendance, then being
41 more present than on the corres-
ponding Sunday ot last year.
At tbe Christian Endeavor Society
meeting In the evening a very proBta-
ble service was held by Mis* Louisa
T. Corson. • .
At tbe morning service Hr. Bohner
took as his theme, •Three Would-be
Disciples," and In the evening, "Medl
latins; In Ibe Field* at Eventide.': •
PIB9T M.8.
Service* in ibe First M. E. Church on
Habbatb wen attended by targe and
appreciative audience*. Tbe pastor,
tbe Rev. Dr. Halnes, preached both
morning and evening In response to
• request tbe morning discourse waa
based upon tbe text, "But the Word of
the Lord euduretb forever," tbe theme
being "Tbe Essential*." Tbe frequently
quoted maxim. In essentials, unity; In
non essentials, liberty; In all thing.,
charity, was changed In the last state-
ment to "In all things Verity.'.'
Dr. Haineaaald in part:
"Tbe aonl I* really In search of tbe
actual, wbleb It most have to satisfy
It* hunger. "My soot tblrstetb for
God' is' tbe outreach of tbe sonl's
looglog*. The two fact* that face a
rational being In tbe last analysis of
thought an Uod and tbe aonl." Wltb-
In God an Cbrist and tbe Holy Spirit,
and oar approval to God In HI* Im-
maculate holiness of character must of
necessity be through^Jesus^ who Is
perfect God and perfect Man. 'No
own bath seen God at any time' Is
supplemented by 'the only begolteo
of Ibe Father bath revealed Htm.'Tbe
God eonsctoosness which comas to tbe
peonoallty by tbe witnessing spirit Is
an abiding essential to tbe soul.
"Oat of tbe thought of the *oal
Irlses~tbe~word Immortallty7contlrii
ousexMene*. It may mean eternal
life or eternal death. It must mean
one or tbe other.
"Every man Is confronted with' the
awfol fact, the sad verity of sin, when-
ever, he frankly and folly faces him-
self; and tbe outcome of tbe futun,
when we consider It* immortality. I* a
condition of eternal blessedness or
eternal loss.
•Heaven and hell an the two great
verities that put urgency info tbe
Gospel message.
HTbe roll expression of these verities,
and their application to life Is Chris-
tianity, whieb I* a concrete expression
of life up to date and of potential
activity. To oontalo and use tbe
power of these enenttela may mean
prunlngaod testing to the Individual
life, but ,lt wUI make the aonl that
stands the teat a vessel HI for the
Maker'* use," , •.,•/
lUatAirma, BAPTIST. ••'.•••••
Tbe sermon topic* In Immannel
Baplbt Cbureh last Sunday wen
closely connected, that of toe' morn-
ing being "Believe also In Me," and
tbe evening;snhjeet It* answer; "I-be-
lieve."
: . •."••'
The earlier service showed the In-
General Contractors
Grading and Street Building
vl_ 73° ASBURY AVENUE
Ocean City, .... •--" New Jersey -"
For anything you want to know about
building. ' •
. * Are yon undecided how to plan your house ? Yon are invited
to come and ace oar splendid collection of up-to-date plans. •
Woald yon like to have your ideas of a house developed and
know what it would cost to build ?
1 We have a draughtsman always at your service. Free.
Are yon unfamiliar with building materials? -You are invited
to our show rooms, where samples may be seen and their relative
merits and cost discussed. *
ADDmoNS, ALTBSAttONS AND SCPAIRS
Speneer B. Swan
jobbing Carpenter
a Specialty and Builder
1040 AOwr ATsas*. Ocssa CMy. N. J.
CSTIMATraaNO «>LAN*
Tree Cottage Sites
• ' —AT— '
Peermont-Avalon, IN. J.
We will deed lota on the Main avenue, one and one-hair blocks from tbe
ocean, rree of all Incnmbrances, to those person* who will build cottages on
costing not less than S1500. • .
.-' '. Apply to Avalon Improvement Co. - . .
IMS Arch Street, Phlteda. or Pcermont. New Jersey
Construction Sand & Gravel Go.
~T Are yon undecided'who to have btilld your house? It will
cost you no more to have a man who has designed and luiitt many
of the finest buildings in Ocean City. • - -
JOS. G. CHAMPION
BUILDER
Eighth St., Opp. Penna. R. R. Depot '
T.SEAL
BUILDER
WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN
Contractor and Builder
Eleventh at. and Bay awe.
Ocean City New Jersey
Js*»;sa Pr*a>»Mr attfiid To .
A. U. WINKLER—
PRACTICAL ^PLUMBER
(J«.,8te«m»n(lHo» W«UrflUer. '
Uffln snd naldsnea, Twitli nraat
and Plasanrs av«iiiM,Oosui City, '
H.J.
aa-B*uptniwist-x. I- •
B.0.MHB. V.*.
YOO 8H0ULD HAVE
A Reliable Builder
To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time
to look'after it closely youreelf and must depend tipon the
honesty of the contractor. - ' [•')'•':'','• '
I have built for a large number of people and could refer yon to
any or all of them. " ' ". • • '
Send for the list of names and photographs ol the Houses.
am».opposite
OTIS M. TOWN SEND
BUILDER OCEAN CITY,
R.J..
810. 0. ADAMS * BBO.
PUSTEWN6. RANGE * SHHNG
MUCK LATUICBtfc* Etc - .
AH Work la «Usoa Uoe Promptly
: '"'; AttesdedTo.'_;,. , •
OCEAN CITY. N J '
. DOTS.
.Wedding bells again.
Lent will soon be here.
• Only one session or sohool Monday,
, Many ben on tbe Sunday excursion,
Attend tbe revival services In tbe M
E. Church. . - '
Then" will be free conoerU In the
music pavilion at Easter.
• Young Men's Progressive Leagu
will banquet this evening. .
A men's meeting was held by Dr.
Halnes last Sunday aflernouu.
Tbe north half.of North, street has
FOR AUTO BRIDGE
been accepted
. siooers.
by tbe City
.Ticketsto the number of" ao were
•old for tbe potple supper held in the
Presbyterian Church.
The weather 00 Saturday Wan de-
llgbirul, and baby carrUgeu were out
on tbe street* In force. ' '
Meanwhile, whstrs become or the
new city ball project? is the'question
asked by many residents.
Jacob HchuR has made Improve-
if to his property at the' confer of
Seventh street antl Aabury avenMe.
. Howard M. Ffeocb ha* been re-
elected keeper or tbe Ocean City turn-
pike bridge at a salary ot tao a month
an Increase or $f> • month.
MissOllve Brant attracted attention
of promenaden as *he rode, hormsback
through the streets Saturday after-
noon'. She la an expert equestrienne
Two men wb'o were badly hurt while
driving ' piling at Uormn's Inlet
boarded Conductor W. \V._\VeekH 1
train at that place early Tuewlay morn
ing. Tbey were on tbetcway l»
Cooper Hospital, Camden. '. -
ALBERT G. GILBERT-,
PRACTICAL HOOSE PAINTER
645 Asbury Avenue, .
- - OVKAM CITY, H. j.
lIM. Q. CHAMPIQN, I
Office. 8th St. Opp. Penna. Depot Ocean City. N. J.
All grades Concrete Gravel and. Sand.
Top. Soil for Lawn Purposes.
• . . • . Dirt for Grading or Filling.
REMDINQ RAILROAD DBUVERY.
one cla** of persons believe in Christ.
They are Christians.
"These believe hi Him as' the Christ
of prophecy—the seed of the woman
JOHN E. TOWNSEND
Electrical Contractor
who was to brake the serpent's bead;
tbe one t,brongh whom all the families
of the earth - were to be blessed as
promised to Abraham. • .. .
"They, believe In Him, too. do His
disciples. •» the Christ or history, tbe
folOllment of the prophecies. Born In
Betblebem. of tbe bouse of David, or
tbe-llne-of-Abrabam,-s*ed-of-tbe
His foes slew him, fulfilling
tbe prophecy In the type of tbe up-
lifted serpent, a look at which healed
tbedeadlybnrtorthe stricken Israel-
ite. They killed Him for claiming an
equality with God. '' *'
We believe In Christ a* the Cbrist ot
the Chnrcb. God Incarnate, Cbrist
did not remain In the tomb but ever
live* In the Cburcb.whlcb I* HI* body,
and now. as when known as Jesnaof
Nazareth, He b seeking to, reconcile
the world to Himself.
•"Believe alsoln Me.'Tne Injanctlon
•pplie* to as of. this day as it applied
to those who flrst beard tbe words fall
from the lips of the Master. We are
to believe In Him a* tne'ene foretold,
who came a* Jeans, who lives In glory,
and who to coming again In' power' to
Judge tbe worldy
Ocean City
>1herH will ,be 3 ab"optt>'meeting of
ibtfXoealCarpwter*>'rJntinr to their
J K C r JHtfi
flocnee of tbe smallo 1 of the
benblp.tboagfa. If one were/to mee-
snre-tbe attendanee by tbe member-'
ship, both morning and evening con-
cregatlons were good The proportion
In the morniog,was two-thirds of Ibe
total membership.: < ;
.The evening congregation exceeded
the total by, nearly, two-third*. The
after servlco at nlgbt bad present al-
most a* many a* there are names on
tbe chnrch roll. -Unless all sign* fall,
the ebnrcbe* of Oeean'City'wlll'ex-
perienee a genuine revival of religious
ftellog amj tboogbt Ibis wuier.. A
liule man eHort, a UttI* non wUlhig-
nes*lo be used by tbe spirit, and: the
revival would come In power. -,.'/v- .';
*,Tbe»ernion of Ib* pastor, the Bav,
Artbnr Gee, hi tbe-mormng was from
tbe text, -Believe also In Me,", and
wasadtoeourse on'the Injunction! of
Cbrlst'tofltodlselplestbe night before
Hedlad &|r. Gee spoke hi. part,as
Miss Elizabeth Corcn. daughter of
Carlos B. Corson, of. this city, who I*
undergoing treatment at Scotch Hall,
waa given a birthday post card shower
yesterday. She received mon than
aDOcardymany of them from out-of-
town friend*. ; Beside tbese, she. was
the recipient of many handsome
present* and beautiful flowers.
> •• w.'cx. m. tmectlaar.
' Tbe regular meeting of the W. C. T.
O. will be beld at. tbe borne of Mrs.
John Mart*.on Central.avenue, near
Ninth street, next Wednesday after-,
noon. Mr*. David Hudson, who was
delegate to tbe W.C. T.-U. National
Convention at Portland, Oregon, will
deliver an address. • r •. . .
follows;
askingIbein to>*l«ne In One who
should soon bADothlng
asklnstbemto believe In H|m
EOARD OK CUOaKN PBEEUOLDEB8. '
; Pnblle Notice.
;N«tte«t» ^Creditors.
''iKatauafDbsirUTl
Uw
sass
1137 Asbury Ave.
New Jersey
UP-TO-DATE
TONSORIAI. PARLOR
824 Asbory Avenue
Foar Barbera- NO-WAITINO
MORGAN HAND. JR. '
Crvtc BxarMBKm us Sonvarost
Otrm*m CITY. ST. 4. > '•<
J. W. BdRBCR
JOtlN NMRTB
BARBER ft"" MARTS
Contractors and Builders
OHIwi Sixth St. and Wast Ave.
OCDMN CITV..N. «i. "•
Hotels Apartments Gotta&es Bungalows
T. fl COHSOU Soa8horo Cottages a Specialty
**. w. VVAVMV«) Hotels and Bungalows
Contractor and Btlilder. ' Everything^;ln the Building Line'
roll Lias ol John Lacma too.'i PslnU
VunUlMS. Ktb, at Oor wore.
Alw, John T. Lewi* Lead and Oil Con-
•UntlylnHUMK. - " -
Branca and ralntan'-aappUM.
Uicycle Tins and BaptOlea. Btoyela R»;
pairing fromptUr Attended tto.'
BRECKLEY'S
House AHO 0/ow PMHTBRB
CLINTON L; BRCCKLCY. PilO*>
Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oils
939 and 923 Asbury avenne. -
BEADIJBY «k ADAMB
Readlns Ooal
the too cuaranlacd. Ball or Enterprise
'Phong. . r.. • ' *
oatea aaa Vava. VKltra sum WEST
Plans and Specifications Furnished. -Estimates Cheerfully Given.
RE8IDBNCK-410 Asbury Avenue * OFFICB-7W West Ayenna
Oinibrl
Ocean City Title and
trust Company
of Ocean City, New Jersey
CAPITAL tiOO.OOO
SURPLUS S3O.OOO
OondneU
alTtns.de i nttleet loeneek wltnooi
notice and. allow, t par eenb Inlcnn on
Time Accounts, , * .
m •» csscntor, admlnlsttator, tfiulea or
•nardlan. Wills reoelpled (Dr and ksptwllb-
oot onarge.. • . . V."
laeuasa TITLCS laaug* SsaacHc*
WM.'K. MABSKV; Fresldcnt
HEMBY I>.MOOBE,»ifat Vlee-Praildent
LB8UB e.UUUH .Beeond Vla»Pnaldeol
C B. STILWBUJ, Heerelsry and Tnaaurer
J. P1THIAMTATEM, Solicitor
Clayton Ualnea Brick W. E.
Robert Oinon Henry O. Moore •
J. M. Cnrater, AaronG.Rlee
Janx«aa.8enll
' Joseph I-Bcnll
WllUim D. UwmM
HsnjrlHeadley Daniel B. Staslm'an
Robert J.Kay . J. Plthlsn Talcm
H.W. Utke , - B. Howard Tbora
Usllo 8. Lndlam ; Oils M. Tawossha
Ohattas P. Vanaman
Allen Canon
E. V. Conon •' -
B. W.lKdwarda
laeadley
Baskiag by Mail a SpcdaHy
725 CentraiAve.
Ocean City New Jersey
Plain and Decorative
rigo
APostiCa^dwlUbrlrigoarBer..
i
AL.L.EN SGLJLL.
Phonie Connections
Walter V. Hess
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION
ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY
Mountain Ice
> float. 1914 Asbury Avs,
• .OCCAM CITY N. J.
Real Estate and
Search Company
orCnpeMayCoanty, N. J.
' KBPBKBBMTINO .
FIDBUTY TBD8T CO.
OF NEWARK " ' ' '
' TITLES INSURED
HtorchM, AbMrsetatol Titles and Kite In-
•arance. • . .
FARM PROPERTIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
' —Ofllcas ID new bank bonding—
Cape May Court Hotue, N. J.
" * J..H. Wllmer. oflhlHClly,
-friends In Pblladelpbla.
Stephen Smith, or Medrnrd, vlnlted
* Mends here a Tew days ago.
' K. Stockton Woodward, of CamiWn,
was a visitor here Saturday.
' . P. J. Baral and family, of. Philadel-
phia, were recent visitors here.
• Hrs. J. 8. Brings Is now occupying
her cottage, ISIS Asbnry avenue.
Joseph I. Scull vlilted bl«ir Trolley Hrrvlce.
Mayor Heailley haa a petition signed
iy •*•(> people ankliiK fur • trolley Mrvlce
tip and down tbe beach all the-year.
HcHpoketo Supt. Harry T.McDevIlt
about tbe matter and waa referred to
HenryD. Moore. • Mayor Headley has
uot yet Keen Mr. Moore.
Mew Wall Paper Hlorr.
KUward J. Burton advertises else-
wbere in this Issue of tbe 8E.VTI.VKI,
tbat he will open a wall paper store at
6S1 Asbury avenue next Saturday.
He will have a new stock and new
Ideas, he. say a.
B-aTisiava*ni*jMiaHKD on •
•LTCSiaTION*. ADDITIOMS
•NO au. KIHO* or airaia
moan.
WINDOW AMD DOOM SCMKN*
M«DE TO ORDCR. '
ar.iL PHONE ata-w
Office 1017 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY
B-4-li-BILp-KUM^C-US
"•'. -i','! 1 '' 1 . ,]': a'i; "There's a Reason"-1. , •. •• ,.',:>.•- ' .:'
Prompt, economical and reasonable.on all jobbing and alteration work,
.,:•'. '*•"•' . /'•:.!''''••• _ r Call u a iip- " ••• • •: [ • ; • .
%•'•• Ocean City House Bldg. Co.
IJTM. H. SMITH, President • RALPH M. TOWN?I?ND; Treasurer
;< '•• '.' Bmrj. F. YOUNO, Secretarjr '• ' ' " : ,
Ben Phone, 38.x office: Bay Ave. bet. 10th and llthSts;
L (For A ROTJSB to suit y'onr taste
< and will stand inspection to. make
(.you money Qt first cost •
-SEE—— ,: .; .,.. •
i CONTRACTOR ana BUILDER
768 Anbury Avenue . •• - Plans and Wstltrntm Puralshed- Free
mAdvertise in tteSeotiBel.
Try an ^ ^
the SENTINEL
DENN & HEMSLEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER W
DENIM'S
CELEBRATED
ICE
CREAM
724As6ury Ave.. Ocean City, H. J.
Wedding. Parties and Picnic* a Bpae
laity. Tour trade solicited.
. Ordersdellyered. • Prompt attention.
Milk and Cream always on band.... ,.
•'...... .• . Both Phones. .. ; ••,'
,
LA.STEELMAN
BUGKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT
JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY
Qtm tad Ortttt Totgi I SptdaHi
Agent Jot Stewart's Iron Works Co.
Plain aud Ornamental Iron Feuos,
Iron Railings and Window Uuard*. |
Seventh 1st and Haven Ave. f
I. S. CHAMPION
, ^ .Ik 'i! V- •••••WtjaiaW !••"
• MANUrAOTURKN OF
STBIGTLY PURE ICE CR
tbe week.
• Edward J. Borton and J. L. Itorlou,
of Mooreatowo, are registered at the
Hewllngs. • ; • ' .
Howard Y. Blegner and' wife, of
Philadelphia, were recent guests of
theBlscayire. -. •
" George U. Bartlelt, Jr., aud wife, of
Philadelphia, greeted friend* bere a
few days since.
•Mrs. J. J. Barley, ot Pblladelpbla, "is
Visiting her nephew, D. P. Hendricb-
son, In thin city.
. B. J. Bmltb. of this city, returned
borne Tuesday after a few days' visit
ID .Philadelphia. • '
. The MlBBat'Berlua and' Elizabeth
•" Helm, of this city, are eojoylng lire at
Hot Hprlugs, Arh.
' X\ H. Hnrigerford. of Philadelphia,
was a visitor at the Ocean, City Motor
Boat Club Sunday.
James A/ Longatreet, of Philadel-
phia, owner of property here, wat* In
' tojwn afew.days ago. '':'•• .
Benjamin HorTman aud Mn. J. H
Roab.df Ibla elty, were at Cape May
Court House Tuesday.
• • CbarlesjH; Wete»,> of Germaatown,
a sjimmer resident of ihls-clty, Was In
{during tbe week.
. William Assy returned to her
f In tbla city Tuesday night from
UoessirlptoBrldgetpn.
: . \ •'
frtid. Foster, of Pblladelpbla, visited
hUf' J mother and brothers In, this city
Satnrday night and Sunday. - ••' - v -
' Prof. Josephs. Brlggs,of Roobeater,
Pa^spent a few dayrtbere "With Mrs.
Brians during the past week.-
James C: Boyle and 'wire, of Twelfth
street and'Asbory aveuue, have'' gone
to^Vheellng, W. Va., to live,
ji : Fraoh Turner, of .Pblladelpbla,
whi la' Interestea • Ini, the; Board walk
. hotel here", Vaa o repent vlaltor.; t
Rev. B. W;'Lake. who U at Haddon
HelgbU for'tbe remainder of the win-
ter^waa IntoWn during the week.'.'
Oiinlel "Faunw, of Philadelphia,'
ratfieror Roseoe Faunce, of tblsclty,
wa»*mong^the.Sunday vh)ltors.bere.
' Vlfe Commodore Charles J.Curran,
of Phllsde)phlaf, was In. town Tuesday
* - Hejwaa here to take a look' at bis' nail-
ing craft. .. ' ;
tfr,'and Mrs. William H. Batt«n>by
of PblladelphU^are visiting Mr. and
. ,-;s- ' Anclloa CMIe
of household Roods, Friday; January
81,)$ p. in., at 040Asbury ave. adv.. It
MMdook's Pharmacy Parcel Cost
Delivery. Goods delivered free at
—'--door within fifty miles of Ocean
Projectors, Confident of 8nc-
cesa, Get New. 8nb8crlp-
tions ©very Day.
It Is stated by the officials or the
Ocean City Automobile Bridge Com-
pany that subscriptions to tbe amount
of about (70,000 have been secured.and
they say the out look Tor tbe bnlldlng
of the structure grows brighter each
day.
At a meeting of the bridge company
Thursday 1 evening lant, tbe following
were elected directors: Or. Allen Cor-
son, E. J. Hann, Commodore William
K. Hexamer, Dr. I N. Grlsbom, James
M. Chester, Joseph I. Scull, Harry F.
Stanton, C. H. Shoemaker and, Spen
cerB. Swan. It. W. Edwards Is also
a director. . '
The Idea or holding a banquet in
Philadelphia In the near future was
suggested, and the following commit
tee'of arrangements was .appointed
It. W. Edwards, Dri Allen Corson and
II. F. Stanton.
The following legislative committee
ha* been appointed: Clayton Halnes
itrlckoi Poatmaster K. M. Hutton and
Harvey Y. Lake
BAPTISTS ARE ACTIVE
MaUlnit Many Plans) for Ibe mac
: . CMS oi me cnarcn..
Several Innovation* an In sight at
Immanuel Baptist Cbureh. Tbe Suu
•lay school l» planning a number of
inswrs
Inxofa very attractive membership
rertillcale to those who have attended
the * school for three, consecutive
1011111118-. The church Is considering a
big Improvement aud tbe using or Its
IHIH at the corner of Tenth street and
Wesley avenue. The details of the
plan will be announced later. . Tbe
Hoclal Circle has two or three Items of
business up rbrdlscusiilon. Tbesewlll
also be- announced as decisions are
reached.
The people of Ocean City are asked
to cooperate with the congregation of
the R.iptM Church hi making ade-
•liiatu iiroylHlou for the host nf Bap-
liHtM who will soon consider the ques-
ioii, "Where «'iall we*H|«nd our vaca
Ion?" , • • •
The new buililltig In a puiject for tl|e
Future; n future too remote for home'
•Hate coiixliieratlnti. I Yet more apace
ami UIUHH riMiiiiH are absolutely nee**.
Mia. WlllirtinUUdemeyeratlia) Aa-
ury aveuue. • . , '
Thomaa J. Dnncan and wife are now
occupying apartment* in the Scull-
L'renne bulldliig ou ." Asbury aveuue,
ear Ninth,street. \ k
aili« Ktliel Shoemaker Is the "guest
f Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Philadel-
phia. Mr*. Phillip* was formerly
MlsarFlorence Franklin— ——:—~-
Klviu Tomblesou and Jesse I'ease,
of Cross Keys, N. J., • have' returned
borne from a two.weeks' visit'to Mr.
and' M rs. Elmer Cnne, this city. ;
MIH« Rita' Hand, daughter of Capt.
ind Mrs. Philip 8. Hand, of Ibis city,
la vlsltiug tbe MlB&ea Florence and
Bertha Delsrotb lu tlermantown.
The ltev. Pennlngtou Corson, of
HaddonHeld. visited his eon. Dr. Allen
'orson, and family, in this city, Mon-
day, accompanleil by Mrs. Corson.
Mr.'and Mrs. George W. Lees, or
New York, an visiting Mrs. Lees'
parent*, Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Baron,
at Kleventh street and Central aveuue
Harry F. e>iaulon and Mrs. Slanton
iiave returqeil to this city after'spend-
IUKIWO months at the'Newport, Phil-
adelphia. They are at tbe Blscayne.
Mrs. John E. Phillips, and Mn>.
Thomas Cooper Mc'.'ahan and -son,
William James McCahau, 8d, of Over-
brook, have returned home after spend-
og several days In this city.
Capt. John Bennett, of Cape May;
'liarles Haul; of Wlldwood, aud Hope
W. Gail dy. ••f.Tuokaboe, .members of
the Cape May County Board of Free-
holders, were bere Saturday. •
Fred. Drlesbaob, of Philadelphia,
who bad been upend log a week In' At-
lantic City, WM In town Sunday and
look a look at bis bungalow at Atlan-
llo avenue and i)eLancey place. ' .;,'
.Ebenezer Adams, of Philadelphia,
entertained City Clerk John B. Adams,
wife and son. Burton, of this city, aud
George H. Adams, of Port. Republic,
at the aterllug, during the week. .
Mr.* and Mrs. Russell, the'latter a
granddaughter of D. L. Fisher, of
Philadelphia, accompanied by, Mrs.
itusselt's brother and Dr. Stougbton,
were among.tbe ylBltora here Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Gardiner Is spending a
few dayu with her mother; Mrs.'J. H.
Lake, in Newfleld.' Before returning
home the latter part of this week she
will visit Florence, N. J., Holmesburg
and Tacony.; • ' ••' ••'
'Mis* Esther Carhart, daughter of
Samuel Carhatt, this city, after taking
one year's course lu tbe training school
for nurses at Hahnemanu Hospital,
Philadelphia, has entered tbe JeUerson
Hospital, where she expects to take a
two years' course, y -.-;, ••
(tee ."jack** Eldredve al Wan
' "''' ."••*i«*'*« [jtV '
E. 8. Eldredge, better, known to
many resident* of this elty as: "Jack"
•Eldredge, who walked from Boston to
San Francisco a' few years
f i d t t « f
la In
an Francic e ye
tbe furnituredepartment«f Ihe.xV ana-
uiaker stores, rlillsdelpbla. wli«re be
ill b l d tee bi f d f
uiaker stores, rlillsdelpbla. i«
will be pleased toeee bis friends from
Cit d C e May County
u City and Cape. May Counly.
He particularly welcomes them to pall
during'tbe month of February "when
a great furniture'sale will be Ip pro-
ductloosdorJoft the month worth your
while considering, E ^ bome.^
in this cltyj were
Commodore Wm.
Dr. CbasiT. —"
furnished'
'it ^
ym
EARLY AFTERNOON MAIL
CAUSES SOME GROWLS
LONG STRUGGLE
OVER ELECTION
John Rutherford ' Chosen
Keeper of Cape Hay Comity
Almshotise.
The election .for a keeper of the
county almsuouae resulted In quite a
little struggle at the meetlug of tbe
Cape May Counly Board of Free-
bolder* Tuesday: Not until tbe twelfth
ballot was the keeper chosen. He u
John Rutherford, of Philadelphia, for-
merly ortower Township, thin county,
whose bid for tbe place wax S»V) a
year.
The freeholders advertised forbidden
for .the position, and there were ten
bidders, nearly all of whom agreed to
accept the keeper-hip for (600 a year
Tbe vote ou the Brat ballot was scat-
People Served by Carriers
Say They Have Reason
for Their Complaints.
The SBHTimo. ha* beard some com-
plaints from citizens who hive no call
boxes In the post otBee, and who an
served by tbe carriers to tbe effect
tbat they cannot get mall .that comes
In on tbe 6 o'clock mall In the even-
lugs when they ask for it at the
general delivery window.
They say they think It Is a peculiar
condition or affair* when one cannot
get mall that come* In benat So'clock
at nlgbt until 8 o'clock lbs nest morn-
Ing, and, lu tbe caie orSslurday even-
ings, not uutll tbe following Monday
morning. ' .
The local post olHcs officials say
that, some times In the past, they
have bunted through the evening
mail for letters for patrons, but tbat
they an not supposed to do Ibis: In
fact, they an not permitted'to band
out letten to people who have their
mall delivered by carriers. In no
Legislators Invited to Pro-
gressive league's Feast
at the Blscayne.
Prominent legislators from different
sections or Ibis State have been Invited
to the drat annual banquet of, Ibe
Young>Men's ProgreMlve League to he
held at the Blscayne at 8 80 o'clock
this evening. |
At. Ibe suggestion of tbe members or
tbe league, tbe Invitation* wen e«-|
tended by tbe legislative committee or
tbe Oeean City Automobile Bridge
Company, or which Clayton Halnes
Brick is chairman.
Invitation* wen sent Ibe following
Congressman Baker, or this district
Senators Edge, or Atlantic; Nichols,
of Cumberland; Uauut, of Gloucester;
White, of Burlington; Wbeaton, of
Cape May. and Bead, orCamdeo;
Assemblymen Porter, or Cape May;
Peacock, or Burlington; Coles, Kales
and Carrow, or Camden Mayor Ellis,
of Camden, was also asked to attend.
The banquet committee comprises
. B. Swsn, Dr. I. N. Grtscom, Holla
Garrelson, John J. Foster, Howard D.
Taylor, Roy' Johuso'o and Cbas. D.
peon.
WILLIAM E. MA88EY. •
bo was recently elected president or the Ocean City Title and Trust Co., and
bo Is In tbe forefront in every movement made for Ocean City's progress.
tered. Ou Uve ballots, Douglass, or
Dennis; Harris, of Pitman, and Ruth-
rford received, /our vote* each'. Fl-
tally, Rutherford won.
Some thought that neither Rulher-
ird nor Harris was entitled to thepo-'
Itlob. They .are natives;* but i have
ved out of the county for a fow years.
b f
y
>tbers are of the opinion tbat 1030 wan
office in tbe country where carrier*
are employed and the mall delivered
will letters be banded out through tbe
wludow In tbe post office to people
who call for such mall. It Is said.-. '
little too high, It Is said.
Ool ctnneae Dinner. .
James M. Chester, tbe real estate
operator, got bis delayed Chinese dln-
I ner In West Philadelphia on Monday
'evening, and' be enjoyed it. Those
with him wen Clayton Haloes Brick,
Postmaster Button and H.. Y. Lake.
Plans) for City Hall.
Seven competitive plans for the pro-
On next Sunday Holy Trinity Church
rill celebrate tbe presentation ofChrist r
i tbe temple, commonly called "The posed city ball have -been receiveoT "by
urlOcatlon of Saint Mary the Virgin.". lu . e . (-'I'y Commissioners. No action
The festival Is placed at forty H«». '*'."«* «••»? »V Ibe board until the
distance from Christmas, as_
Interval directed by tbe
ween the day of birth and the day
when tbe mother presented, herself for
readmlssloo to the congregation and
her infant son for. an offering to the
Lord. .•. •',.•. .. \ ; •
There will be a celebration of the
loly communion In the morning,
preceded by a short thanksgiving
lervlce for missions throughout the
vorld. Sermon subject, "Humility "
nine evening, at 7.45 o'clock, uub-
es't, "The Season Called Lent. 11 Sun-
lay school In "the afternoon at a
.'clock. ;•
Next Wednesday, February 5, being
sh Weduesday, the flnt day in-Lent,
I McAkLI
The Foramost Dry Gob(4«i8tp
February Sale of White Good.
, Watch, for aunonncement MJtt-.weeJ;.
Waft for this sale, vie will offier.aome^
great values. •, • ' < -i
We are now selling Coatt, Ftrra.Bath Kobe» 1 .«nd,.'.j
Kimonos at greatly reduced pticea.
. HBARIK6 ON BRIDGE
leellnif Before col. Mncas ai
Trcnloa Tula. Afternoon.
State Road Commissioner Stevens
ill meet at his orBce In Trenton at 2
j'clock today .ibe bridge commit-
ees of the boards of freeholders of
May and Atlantic Counties and
all clttxeuH Interested In the building
of Ibe bridge between. Homers' Polut
and Beealey'a Point.
Senator Wheaton, of , Cape May
Counly. ban •introduced a bill In tbe
Lrglslature under- which State : aid
lay be given in the couslructioo and
lalnteuance of ' bridges connecting
State highways. The meatuin Is de-
igned to give State aid in the building
jy Atlantic and Cape May CountleKof
to proposed bridge across Ureat Kgg
flarbor-Bay, between Somers' Polut
md Beealey's Pnlut.'as part of Ibe
Jceau Boulevard,
pharmacy
Eighth and Asbary Ave.
INyal's Romedlee
I'bat are they? Why do we recommend
fhem? They are a line of family remedies
to be used when unnecessary to call M.
Mmadeby the best chemist in United
tntes. We recommend them because we
now their composition and can return
you price paid if not satisfactory.
g y eet,
oliage on Anbury avenue near Twelfth street,
Lot at. Wesley avenue aud North atreei, .
Lot at Eleventh street and Central avenue .
Lot at Central avenue, - . . .
REAL. ESTATE
411 Eighth St. O
here will be service in
0a.m.
the church at
stnnawavN Beiurn.
A - boy employed by a local dairy
nllected a tidy' sum of money from
ils customer* Tuesday, and, with au-
itber lad, mounted, a'bicycle, which
hey headed for Petersbunt, Intending
o catch tbe 4 o'clock train out of this
:lty. They missed the train and
lnally returned to this city shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock In tbe,evening. Chief
Scull was on their trail and located
them when they returned. . -
CWM, cms, f. wail Ban i.oi*.
F. E. Darby made a business trip to
Philadelphia and sold Capt. Cbas.. F.
Wall's lot, orr Fifth street, to a Glen-
alde party. He aim sold two lota on
Fifth street, owned by E. ,V. Corson,
Capt. Wall, who Is a well known
blladelpbla man and.* summer resl-
ent of this city-for many years.
Appointed neat Inapeclor.
James Boyle, a well known grocer
md butcber hen, whose place of bust-
Is at Twelfth street and Asbury
avenue, has been appointed as a United
States meat Inspector at a salary of
•2000' per annum. , Mr. Boyle's eon
will conduct the business here.
Kntcirtalnea Her Papua.
Mr*. EL A. Corson entertained the
members of her class In tbe Sunday
school of the First M. E. Church a few
evenings since.- ; Tbo young people
bad a very pleasant time,.
Tbe First National' Bank of Ocean
Jlty eodeavors to assist Its depositors
In every possible way. adv. It. •
FOB RENT.—Five room cbttsge.'fur-
Dished, 627 Asbury avenue. Can be
occupied February I. See N.C God-
frey. ' ' ••;•;"•{ i ..';adv*.U;>j
dv.U;j
property
In exchange for improved property,
"n 26 feet ocean front, with
grant, south of Tenth street.
Address 8. J., SBwrmBiiomoe. adv., 8t
equity I
riparian
Address
Will exchange well-rented West
Philadelphia property for Ocean City-
lots . or' cottage.' Address Daniel B.
tteetman, leSoutb Front street, Phlla-
delphlaTpa. . adv.rteB.tf. 1
Bargains at Powell's
To make room for Spring Stock we •
• • • are offering bargains in many .lines
" . of seasonable goods. j» j* j» , •
THE RELIABLE DRV GOODS
•»• bruairyit : ::i913.:l"':;
AND bOMCSTIC WALLPAPER
J. BORTON
s. s. MCALLISTER
7s>a> Asbury Av*.
: For Salt
HOTEL ID LEWI LD
This hotel is equipped for an ail year boose, having
hot water heat throughout. It has twenty-one sleeping'
rooms and three baths. The lot is 64x75- and is worth
$3,500.00. The building and furniture conld not be
duplicated for $5,500.00.
»rice $8,OOO
MlflSN.B.TOWNER.R.1
Terms Attractive
Jos. I. Scull & Co.
75T ASBURV AVENUE
B. FRANK SMITH
Estate and Fire Insuran
1O3* ABBURV AVCNUC, OOKAN OITV. N. J.
Jottage on Asbury avenue near First street, • 11,000.00
suooo
jnOOO
INSURANCE:
Clayton Haines Brick
in City, N. .J.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
No walUng for two weeks to know iryou can get Itt we can tell ma at
once. B«galns in Bsywd Ocean fr^propeSei? VhoteeeMtageifte
~ Also lota for uvestment and for improvement—theeholce of
•ale.
Ocean City.
Investmen
Apply to
J. M. CHESTER & CO.,
'• OCBAH Crtv, N. J
nauguration
Reduced Fares
WA8HINGX0N
March 1,2,3 and 4, 1913
Tickets sold from stations within 350
miles of Washington on above dates,
good returning until March 8, inclusive.
CONSULT TICKET AGENTS
Pennsylvante Rrfc
FOR SA ^ E ~m^Jff j^^^g dto |g^*°ffy' * *
HOTEL ATGLEN
THE WILMERS?'F
708Central Aval.' > •*•'*
board, Kv«nh)g dinner*.
-\
THE LAUREL
liu anramAii Atwmm, nu
3O8 EIGHTH STREET OOMAN orrv. N. J.
Interesting to Investors
'"*'
OBSaantaayssr
STERLING' HOTEL-«:
Het
THE HEWLINGS
ARTHUR D. BARROWS
' • : '•'. •• ':- 'O*J*irella>r»
832- CENTRA). AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J.
•' \l A V E y° n a nj«<
!iH|l|tJcl;-. Plooi>«*» •
TIC ORDERSONS

pa3r^KKWAK55;«W'*:>. r i"
P.
GAVE GOOD TALK
Saggestioas. to
t?itfj: ^
??I stopped at JaekiioiitlUt.Daytoda;
Otmond. Mm Btacb and Watt Palm
JlSb^'paJi*»s^s«ietoitlfal and
growing tears*
( ihil
yt
iheilne«vgioves;
uf. famous
teagnalenglneerlng
average P««»
fora of govern-
BMNMUWVUMaW•§-•• "J •««~ '
Cobb. _TbJew a roiighjri|v..w» •»*
te enough to ba
Hsrar I. V very
.befoor. Hsrar I y
dty, belnit built entirely of con-
d lt richly
wbtte and. cream colot
nd. cream colot. y
'••*?»• Interested to not*
talMln
• Intere
no,rraina talMlnga
«rrfnr»;no,rraina talMlnga
Cuba I* a beautiful Wand and
b t f the
uba
«artaia|T be a-pert
p the
I experienced some
nsi"""w •» Jl
ts destined to ba a large commnnlty of
The llataleabso
___ _ • rate tbat Is
almost onbellarable. Ua hoteto and
eottages remid . .
Ocean City. - Ivtotted Pases aOrlUe.
^^d .To', batbln tbe
f t*
I visited many of t*e
QulfofH
smail Interior ettlee and
8BBKAPA8TOB
A committee from toe b
A committee from toe riret
Church of MUlvritleblobklng around
d th Be*John
fitapejtort^raeeoed the
B.Masoa,wbowUlgotoC»iiideo
said tbat this committee ere
i
this committ
«Me of tbe following
Qf ftCT fWmaVHaa?,, uujus»« , w> »^—
ulA AUantledUy; the Ba*. Alfred
iaiiMi
wbaatostawtjMgot
E »aja*»,»» **,«•- *•-—••«•——
Members of Audubon Board
ofTrade.
Prof. Jamea *. Stevens, superln-
tendentortbe public scbooto In Ibto
dry, was present by luvlUllon at the 1 ^ threes.
city, m preset y.
meting of too Audubon
&SSB
THC HOWTEriEQRlH
He la Inevitable, »ut *** **«* lh *.
, i i ' .Vendetta.
f to listen to a Bnlgar staging to to
make one*a flesh creep or want to
weep. ' Tba centuries of cruel oppres-
sion are only too manifest la Bulgarian
•: •_ _.us ^MJ. Km si Mantenearin
THE HORSE.
Hie Aeeeal «e HJeMastw> For Humane
music and words, but a Montenegrin
grows restless over bto eonga and
emulate bis forefathers oeeu* vu
i masse across tbe frontier. He does
|bl> I so whenever he can, but only In twos
Board of1 W wSD^eMontene«^g^raMlng
of.
S&SKSB
zaUon* to any community.
There was a large attendance of tba
membenoftheboaniat tbe meeting,
wbleb wa« called to order by tbe picsl-
dent, Hirry D. LeCalo, a summer
resident r tbl* city.
Prof. Stevens' addres. was full of
good suggeeUons, which were appreci-
ated by hi. bearers. Mr. Stevens has
been president of tbe Ocean Otty
Board of Trade for a number of yean..
Tbe Aodubon -Board of Trade bu
been organUed only a«bort time. .
SCHOOLS
A bill has'been Introduced In tbe
House of Assembly providing for two
additional Stale normal schools, one
in North Jersey and tbe other In South
^^_ City people, through the
Board of Trade, have expressed a
dealreon several occasions to have the
> A A fai . _kt. ai M• i »» i^^a^a^hd
and organized outings of tbe —.--
"ComlUtcbhv n With him It to usually
a prlvato act of revenge or vendetta
to which be Invitee one or two friends.
Tbentbey steal across tbe border al
alaht. flnd their man, do their heat lo
UU Mm and then make tracka home-
ward with the whole district at their
heels. Perhaps the method of UUtag
Is not up to the standard of weWern
•port, for tbey shoot tbelr victim ".It-
tin*.- so to speak, and do not give him
jTchaiice. but as It to the recognized
system on both sides little can be said.
Thto custom.makes men very wary,
and tbe atranger can appreciate tbe
reason when be sees a plowman, for
Instance, attending to hi* duties wltn
a rifle ahrag over bto back. But In
spite of thto they are the essence of
honor and hospitality. Aa tadr gnat
.Do one ran come to any harm, and
IbeywU do all ta their power to make
bto stay among them pleasant and
safe—Wide World Magaime.
TlsWlHUHli r
to tbse. my master. 1 o«er my pray-
er. Feed me and take care o( me. Be
kind iq me. Do not Jerk tbe reins. Do
not whip me when going uphill.
Never strike, beat or kick me when
I fail to understand what yon want of
me. but give me a chance to under-
stand you! Watch me. and tt I reMM
to do your bMdhig see If there U not
something wrong with my. barbess.
Do not give mo too heavy loads. Nev-
er'Mtcb me where water wUI drip on
me. Keep me well shod. Examine my
teeth when 1 fall to eat I may have
an ulcerated tooth. That, you know,
is very painful. I am unable to tell
•you In words when I am. nick, so
watch me. and I will try to tell you hy
Come* Tim* In
The working of tbeoriental mmd
^U^t^ladw Slate normal acbool waa appointed at
are getting ready ^ mee||ng „„„,., IUll,,inee.
Ocean City to excellently located for
such an Institution. Tba health coo-
ADO WVsTsVM*** •*•" •—- — —
was deliffhtfttUy lUnttnted In • story
wbtcbl^feator Turner told the Math-
einatJcal association. He had been
tannin, tha Christmas vacation
[such an Institution. Tbe health con
ditions of ibe resort are of tbe best in
tbe State aud tbe railroad facilities are
l h to make It easy ofacceae
Egypt to supervise the erection oTa
telescope at Belouan. Captain Lyons,
who was In charge of. the Instrument,
said that be bad found that at noon
every day a gun-waa Bred end waa
i t know how tbe system
=i
ey
anxious
worked.
lerfer. In ib.
•nt lo iaua iiw wmiw
Ocean City baa one of Ibe ttnest blgb
sebools In the State, aa la declared by
all adDeators from the Slate board who
have Inspected ibe work bare. Why
not add to this piestlge hy Ibe addition
of a State normal school?
Writing in the Brldgeton New* a
few days ago. Bute Benator Isaac T.
Nichols bad tbe following to' say con-
b ed new Bute
e fol
cerning Ibe proposed
normal school*:
y
new Bute
ret me sometimes. I enjoy It aud
I will lesrn to love >ou.
Protect me In summer from the but
sun. Keep u blanket on me In winter
weather, and never put a fnirty Ml In
my mouth, but hold It In your bands a
moment drat.
I carry you. null yon. wnlt patiently
for yon Ions hourx. day or nhtbt. I
cannot tell yen wlwn I am .tblnity:
give me rlenn. cool wtiter often In hot
weather.
Finally, when my strenirth I* cone.
Instead of turuluit'iuo over'to a hu-
man Unite to be tortured anil, starved,
fake my llfc In Hie nmleHt. iiulukexl
way, and your Qod will reward you lu
this life and In hvaven. Aincn.-Froui
the 8wedlKh'lu -Our numb Animals."
Twice puttered.
One must be a genius to be a success
fol barber. One to remlndrd of tbv
tonnrtoCnrtbt who operated In tn*
aamo vlllasc for flfty "years and neve?
made a mlotake. In bto early days a
ShoV?orJanaary.>. D. UI3.I aMU espoas
sn aatokl ranklln aMtftrfnal All
y g
to know how tbe system
Accordingly, he Interviewed
d d h be knew
M—SSttniaiidPJa»ei>iasjvm|Ot
U-Elaventn and Bay »TCDIM.
lS~pooiteeirtbaiidPlaBMreava.
«. PtcDud and Aeboryavenue.
48—Fourth and ABOUT avenue.
45—Eighth and Aabury avenue. •
48-Teotb and Asbonr aveBoe.
48-Thlrteeotn and Asbnry aveww.
4B-8lxttentb and Aebnry avenoe.
M—North and Central avenue.
M—Sixth and Central avenue.
67—Kteventn and Central avenue.
67—Twelfth and Wesley avenue.
68-Fouiteeotb and Wesley avenue.
78—Fourth and Ocean avenue.
75—Seventh and Ocean avenue.
76Ninth and Ocean avenue.
R. Curtis Robinson
Conveyancing and
. Insurance
- , f - , ' > f - ' r ; "•'''•'•' •*••
Sale.
No*. 1AAmA6 Aabury Av»wiu«
O4SBAN crrv. N. J.
tbe gunner and asked how be knew
wbeiT to flre the signal. "OX 1 look
at my watch." said the official. "And
bow do yon correct your watchr ask-
ed the captain. "I take It to the mak-
er ta Cairo and be telto me the error.
Forthwith Captain Lyons Interviewed
the watchmaker and asked bun bow
be cheeked the error of the watch. -I
get the correct rime from the gun.
said tbat simple craftsman. And thus
time waa told hi Egypt - London
Standard. -
"There to little doubt that the pres-
——T ' ' ent Legislature will enact a law provid-
- ta(t (Or two normal echools-oue In
North Jersey and tbe other In South.
Jersey. Tba rob will come wben tbe
matter of setting apart fund* for thto
gnat work to up to tba committee .o
appropriations. Careful analysis of
tbe cost'of tbe buildings and dormi-
tories connected with the proposed
aebools baa convinced tbe most eco-
nomical thai neither building can be
brought to efficiency without an ex-
penditure of at least a half million
The Father of Tabaoo. *"•**»
It ts quit* Hopeless to trace out tte
fathers of smoking ta W***ju* to-
bacco «m"*'"t ta particular. Who nrst
drew in smoke of any kind through a
plpe'ta England and who first of our
cuuulijiuen took to tobacco win •>-
* . m* *_..,_ I. la ,I,H
PaulA rl*'f—*" "Jwy. ue> nav. anna
yyagg.of CbWngawond. who Is also
I —-— n m,, nf Central. AUantteWty;
bcBavjaVX JCnlp,'of Uamrlen; tba Dary times wben the treasury to easy
^^~ law. John HandJey^anpailolaiHlentl^tbgnuchsntptas. _,_
*?osaU ' U» Haw Brunawafk ;D• •—
dollars. Tblsmeanae total appropria- throngb. Europe.
uo,, m eseeas of a mUlloo. an amonot familiar with
0,0,00Vverytardto^cure In ^ \ ^ ~ * £ l
tes wben ibe treasury to
wars remain disputable. ittaecjaaltr
uncertain wtdeb western tribe made
the subttme dtocovery. There •*•**•
dtopote aa tt whether tobacco takes tta
name from tne Island of Tobago, from
the VacatesprovinceofjTobaeeo,iftooj
Tabasco to Florida or from a y-shapsd
the French ambassador to
who spread tbe fame of
lev. Fnrman DeMarto, of Vloeisnd.'^odniooofallalr. before tbe
nAUtt\fle»T8anfotdlfcSh5hol». of'pria|hm committee this year.
asrvrf.
for
j^U*T'ho^~Tueiday~
[Bosh.'Tta. pen©V» beak caught «„
him In tbeaqratfcL making aa agly jud
|a^,u>«bto'to»Mtaartyst!ntebed -.—
lander and aroond tbe eye. .Dr. Her-
tbe
before tbe appro-
Tbe
I demands for money 'are growing
enormoualy. Our penal and eleemosy-
nary Instltntloos requite Immense
fmaof money annually, while new
avenues of expenditure open up eaeb
d earJBBLJbe other hand
•fWlli""* M|w.—- — • —*r
and everyyear^JBBLJhe other- hand
- •-— tbe returns
-A MisalaosdrTiUe.-
Among obvtoua ausobmen one Lon-
don'Ibcster to to be found. Drury
Lane tbeater la not ta Dmry lane, and
no reason can be assigned for giving tt
tba name of that thoroughfare. Tba
flrst theater buUtoa ibe pwsantalto
waa at one time frequently referees) ta
as tbe tbeater ta Coveot Garden. Oa>
Feb. 6. 1688. P*pye notes: "I walka*
"Shave, air}** asked tbe barber.
-You flatter me," toughed the youth
Ton flatter ine. No; I can only use a
haircut."
Tears pasaed-ta fact, thirty yean
did. The same man came to tbe same
barber.
••Hair cot. alrT" asked Ibe barber.
"Ton Bailer me!" signed tbe man
"No-only a shaven-Cleveland Plain
Dealer. -.
OURS Heard Ninety-seven Mile*.
My bouae to on a high bin near Oodn I
mtag. and as I sat reading one after
noon I beard, or rather felt a Ionic vl
bracing boom several time* repealed
I thought It must be a motor van
nuineoverine behind the - bouse. • bn
found nothing there. • Then I «»e«««'
what It tnlpht be and forthwith wroti
to the chief sunnery offlcer of H. M. 8
Orion to make sure. Through tbe ver>
Und courtesy of tbto gentleman I am
•bto to slate for certain tbat the oto-
charce of* tbe Orion's guns was dto
ttactly audible ninety-seven statute
miles from the ablp. the sound taklnc
somewhere about eleven minute* lo
travel the distance-Letter In London
Spectator. • ,n<
When CConiMll Rsfussd to right.
Thvre were all sorts of ways of gefr
ttoc out or a duel formerly, as well as
of netilni! Into one. N. P. Willis re-
cords a conversation with Moore at
Lady BlessluBton'a ta which Moore
defended dueling a* "the great pre-
server of tbe. r.
vaalor. ' ' '
Mornlnii service. UUO; evening service, 7.W.
Prayer meetloK, Wednesday evoulnn, 7M.
ttunOity acliooT, 3JU. Mark ,W. Aaauia,
anperluiandanu
Boaldof Trustees President,
Bwnetary, H. H. Mowrer; treasurer,
' B. W.Kdwanls; tdward M.BUt on, Wm. u.
Ulbb. John Mans. Ueorxe
Uonui leader,
boron
Tune mix-unc are Wild i
Vital Preebyterlancnuroh, Wwuiy avenue
asd uovanto-atreel. tuv.Vbao. U. rlouner.
Hunday aervloes. lu^u a. ui. uuu 7.4b
OCEAN CITY
NEW JERSEY
tarn at75JoVlo • * • •
nd, pool
oTaembMs thus en-
to wbllo ;away tba
Ibtwigu CorpOTswaBna 1 w» »"w #...»«.»e^» — i ^^ ~ ^-^ _—
IneorporatlononderNew Jersey "* u \TLjrj£S
ate*. TbentbefBbi.tb»irortherelogof "J" •*—•'•
•ttltade on the part of the Demoeralle
majority seeking a waj oat on tne Itae
of economy on which tbey can bate
argument for tbe coming gubernatorial
TflT.p.ilfti Hence, tbe Democratic
argument will be to keep tbe budget
below tbat of 1813 committee on ap-
proprtatton. ' -
••AH tbtaga eoMtded. tt many —
> returns |~np^and^ow« and looked^op^Tbjramv
pending'covsst er. .
81. James A. M. K. Church, corner Uevenlb
and Uavanaveuuv .Ocean City. *•- J., J. II.
Jackson pastor. - Monday Her'iwa: Preacu-
lug, lMfiaTm.: Matibalu Uonoal. -i.au p. m.;
PreachlngT «jub p. lu.: Praye. Meetings
Wadneaday evenliga,M iociock.
A. O. DELAMATER Prelenls '
THE NEW SONG PLAY
FRECKLES *
- Drsmstfnd From
Gene Slt.tton Porter's Besntfral Slorr
»puW Prices. Eve.. 23c. 35c, SOc. 7Se. 91: Bftrgtla
Mst., 25c. 35c. SOc
PEHHSILVIHIi R. B.
The Pontiere
BOOT s SHOE
REPAIRING
SHOP
REPAIRING-NEATLY DONE
»>—
eie-tlS Asbery Ave,|Oeeaa Qty. K X
BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED
FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST
THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN
-^;MacedoniaM-K.Cburcb.Tenth »treot_iiml
HIUIDSOU avenue, above KcadlUK IMpol, lu«
Bav.^i W.U. Brlddell, pastor. Bervlooa, 14
iTiVdunday aauooi.UUp. m.yL'lirlstian ka-
deavor meeting, 7Jaip. m. rWlcblng, b u.
*»• "• " '
CMURC" SOCIBTIBS.'
run rasaBVVauuAir OHUBOH. .
Ladles* Au»Ulary society meets nrst Mon-
aaVevenln* or ewn^oontli. Presldeni.
Mrs. Tnomaa Leslie; Vlee-rresldent. Mr*
Srank Bclinelder. ireaaorer. Mm. l*»'
Hmltb: secretary, Mrs. Jos. 1. Hcoll;
•aoretary. Mrs. fted. mtaeumyer, eoUe
^BlrarWiulersanaOconteBo -
«wU K.
ill; BMU
collectors.
Voaiaa
3 m. etwiiaa. mn§m.
The members of tbe Twelve O'clock
Club were guests of John ,B. Uroves
and-wlfeattbapotpiesupper Riven In
tU First Preabyterfao Church Thurs-
very well. An old friend went to see
are* yon getting, aloasv da
"Well, rm not feeling so many, ra
nke to nave something to read, but the
doctor says I mustn't read anything
eztittng. 1 * .
"I beard'tbat. 8o I brought yon a
•Ice book entitled 'How to Know the
Wild Flowers.' I don't think that win
Increase your heart'action very much."
-Pittsburgh Post.
More Terrible Than Lions.
Ulna Tacolieiico. a lady Iton tamer or
assy, in Roumsnls. fainted In tbe
h the anfamus
Proposals for Boardwalk Reeon
gfroetion.
|B»ntr.»a,,AfUinr,,HJ
Trenton; BWphtn BcnUb, Mad-
•r* i, I.- ^ ^ aa^ * aa — 1 ' • a>st_ -~— -M ^ area
iseardaof KAmcmtton Meat,
'A. i. Smith, president of tbe local
tbe annual meettogof
Ekraeatkm ,et W
0tata, School Commto-
lilo W.ltendall add
tno meattag. 4 ' ,
••!••: rtn-tn win
.^-., nMsUogsofthe Ladles'
Circle of tbe Pint Presbyterian
"whten'tiad bub- dtoeontlnnad
holiday*, were resumed thto
4 matting wa*held yeslerday
,, airborne «f ^Mrs-vGewge
ABBOTTS'
Aldemey Dairies
(StCTater to I. «. OsaipW) '
Seventh St. and West Ave.
Ocean City, N. J.
I Choice) DJnlry Producta
Spadous Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts During
Season. Great Fishing in Ocean and Bay. The
Delight of the Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to
and from Philadelphia on Three Railways .
Within easy access of Atlantic City and
ether well-known resorts
MANY CHURCHES NO 8ALOON8
yiMlaaMaud U.
'• ""ibuer, vice
i,seere*ury;
1 Ktlaubetn
A"HUjbeoT«rreapbndlnii senrelary. llusl-
usa meeuocsecond Monday In each muntb.
. nmrr M.K. CnoBOU '
• lAdlea' Ato maetaflrat Monday evening ot
aanh nvtn' h - Mrs. Elisabeth Uandy. presl-
dnt: Mra. Oerlrade Ueadley, treasnrer; Mrs.
y.auperlnwnilent Jnn-
Unlon, H. 8. Movrrer, president;
oaloo,
illar, traaanrer.
BOLT TBIMITT CHuson. 1
• Parish Onlld.0rs» Monday m.toe_montb,
Women'* OuUd, evei
Women's Auxiliary
day In tbe month.
. Woman'e Christian" Temperance Union,
undenominational, meets semi-monthly.
. KSSdent. Sfa. O.Bwani enrjrMja»dlns:*M-.
Srafl^S,
Hanek.
llsslonary, last Tbora-
Bwan; eorrespondluG ee
rser; recording .erieiary,
treasurer, Mrs. Anna L.
DDUIW eiasiaj *w«« M eiB> v«a
mnTtsU-attbeoffl
Al\ bids must be
provided tor -—•
coptaloed I
u?Ibau
A surety compan
cage at a moment when the antmaia
were perfectly quiet. _.-
ad before tbey did more than anew
algns ot restlessness and on recover-
ing consdonnness ezctalmed:
"Until the beetle "• wUn «i:-v~ VL
tbe bars'to taken off I am not going W
agalnr :
_^_ ___
I The Hardsr Part. ~~"
I -Thto getting married.- said a
lerbo was busy with her trousseau, "to
pMjtMal^yea.". atreed a cynical bach-
alar, "but tt top't half ao bad aa wot*.
tag eat tte aenteneer
tn Atom there to nnaer^tration a
•ammoa sort of rice wbleb la flood
Ones grows :ae ntoeb «a • toot in
twelve hours, so that tbe ptost often
- * * A at-_a tt-A._a% *. M saW^aff* Aah w^#a a^D
hours, so that tn
,^,10, , belgbt of ten
cts to keep Its leavesa
Batter and Bgga
Ask for Booklet of Specialties
Order-Delivered Both Plion*. The Human Element
in Telephone
Operating
Ejcs Examined Withont Dwps
Hie aim of the Bell System fa to render •
tt.
A. W. ELY
Cnat> «l*«lala. awl AUsuitle Avc*
" nrr. •* *•
aborerait Une d the greatest pra-
BOBBK
Commlariosarof Pabl
B. 1« OOfF. Clt» (WrreTar.
OaUdi Janaarj2S.«n»- ->-*>
?£££'$.hni. -Mist, P. F-«^
tjbn abaolately 'Vrror-proof." Senride dgficoe*
ties do arise—4boaajb th««vera|e b small —1.7 to
every 100 calls.
WM. LAKE, C. E
oar controls sun
nst»Mcs)£ffictdltetolJiaCUafOpar.
tfae)liiiiatl»nyoccBr.
Agent
' seCRBT SOCIETIES.
' Oeean City Lodire,.No. 171, r.and A. M
meetaBecondandfonrthThursday evening
or eaebmontn. In Masonic nail, W S
Herbert O.Hmllh; aeoretary. Oeorno VI
Bony. ' • '
, meets
SSni
lota counoll. No. IH. Jr. O. V. Ai M.. a
averv Tnesday eventnv In K. 01 tr.*
OooncUlorTCuirtnoe Mead; Wilton
WlUeu, weretary. _ ,
' oeean City Coancll, No. 10. l>- ot A.
icreiary,
I, Novfl*. A. O. IJ. W.. OMIii
.. _ '"ics In K.ol
; Keeorder
WUlard _ .
Kalmla.Tribe,Mo. m I.-6..R. M.. meela
aaeb Wednesday evening in K. of P. hal
• CutberU WBllaoe, keeper ot records.
' Ocean City Council, No. 10. l>- ot A., meet>
•veryThurilny evening In K. of P. hull,
MlwflaUle W. uuw, aeoret
Protection l« -:•
CIQHTH STREET, OPP. P. O
OCEAN CITY N. J.
hi. snd SAT. EVES.. FEB. 7 snd 8. POP. MAT
SAT.'it 2.30
Plrtt Time la Atlantic Citr - •
MACLYN ARBUCLE
ht KUw 4 EiUnjor't Muiln Pndactioa
HE ROUND-UP
The Mlthtl.it Orsmstlc AcluevenMBt
134 PEOPLE ' 2O HORSES
COWBOYS AND INDIANS
Ivrt.. Dc. SOc. 75c. »1.00, MJ0; Pop. Sat. Mst.'
ON.. TUES.-sad WED. EVES.. FEB. 10. U'aul
U. .10.30 •
JAMES FORBES' Orcit Comedr
THE TRAVELING
SALESMAN
MBBIOAk
f N. GRISCOM, M. D.
EIGHTH BT. AND WKHLEY AVK.
Both Pbonrs-aell, IK tatsrJilala, Wt-A
Hoar* _ . K-4o U aV^n!
SiS Wesley Avenue •
Ocean City New Jersey
ill SB
ur-Hute 120-A.
m~.utua.
••rinui ••
DR. W. P. HAINES .
COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE
OCCAM CITY. N. J.
IStOlOaVJO.
OFFICE HOUR* •{» tolp.ro.
(S.loBp.111.
Pboneas Bell iH-W; Inter-auu lao- A
HEUSOHEL PETTIT, M. J>.
80T WESLEY AVE.
OCEAN CITY. NIw
Offloe Hoarat Dntll 9J|6 a. m.
2to4p.m.
StoBp.ni.
. CHARLES B. RIDER
809 Central Avenue
. OVBAJi CtTV. •- J. '
Hogbes' Central Pbaimacy
EKhtt ««. as« Wtalrf *va.
B>U Fbuu: 3iF»—Both Pnona—liiUr-SUtr. UB
Prascnptlona our apeelalty, always acrnr-
ately oompounded. Soda fountain open all
winter. Try ibe now dub. "NablwoHunaae,"
lOc-.evorybody llse-lt ••Ungnaa'Bronchial
Mixture" for tual.couRb ana cold, SSc p»r
bolUe. Calllnand'Mietballat of Ibiwe who
have u«ed it am hlgblr recommend it. " Dig
redurtlon lo prlee for tbe next two weeks of
our Ula Htamp-d Initial and Liorallly Uorre-
spondn'ro Card&*
place they found " ''"
Albert Warner wae aeensed'^of
breaking Into Maurice V. Daniels'
cottage.and besaldJeirrkWwaswtth
bun. The latter admitted'file-paittol*
patlon. The»Uiey took the pMera; r
Other bouses entered were those >of
Alexander Sparks. Dr. a O. %hv«
Elld Carpenter Ueo W.
OBT8 WHITB 8WA2T
Gentlemaa'a open-face.'silver watch,
either In Ocean City or on turnpike
between Ooean City' and Beesley's
Point. WdliolurtttoSBtrri
to write Senator Nlohola tbanktag
htm for bto kind remarks published
eoQcernlug Oeean Ulty.
i An order was drawn on tbe treasury
for MS.ea lo favor of tbe Progressive
JLaague.
The Rev. C. McLaren Howard, rec-
tor of Holy Trinity Cburch, and Harry
MeDevlit, superintendent of tbe trol-
ley line, were elected members of tbe
board..
I.CH*
• vitmiat* •»» Ja«aosi B. Coraoaw ;
R. B. Btltes baa a fste-stoed white;
elephant on bto bands. .It to e white,
awan weighing 17 • pbouds • and, waa
sent to bun by; bto nephew. Jodson;
R. Corsou, of Marmora, from yirgtata.'
. Before starting for Virglnta, a short
Umesluoe, to visit Bsmoel.J. Costto,
Mr. ooraon asked Mr. SUte* tf be
would pay the freight cbsrges on.a
awan should he succeed In •—-'—
one. Mr.SUteaatoooesaldb
Now that he ha* It, be to wondcrtag
what be will do witb the bird, i TT;
Tbe awan waa landed In North Car-
olina, It to stated, but waa shipped to
tbto dty from Virginia. , . -
a-a^as-aaaaavaa-^SaBS^Baat^aa-aaa-aa-aaaaaa* 1 t
, wro+amMm, • ' t- ^'
Two lots southeast oorher Flfteentb
street aud West sivenne,'bargain for
quick sale; f>v*>rooin cottage. BBS Weat
aVenae. price, M.00O; *4wren-room>co(']
bargain, or will exchange tor
suburban tOi Camden or , ..
phis, 1 M on Central araoe^betvetn
Seventeeolb and BigJite«Dtb.*_ ^- _^_a_*B^. •^L^a)41uBb*> I Das**]
f£SH
and for tbe community,^ ^
k *
f
CUef BenU .took
aroand with W»Jn
MMoaW.iayshe had^Ms