Jul 1925 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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1HIS IS I .Oce^ciiyFoii»5S.r r JKSS t as^p.J53
Mlsse. Lydla and JaUa Aaoy. of ^^ n f.i to S 00 " ino w » Ut ln lu
Dorothy Morris at her homo on They have no regard for tho
> Centra] Avenue ; general publlo and much less (or
Samuel J. Taylor, Jr.. abn of tne Private rights of those prop-
Mr, and Mrs. Sotauol Taylor, of "*** owners who have Invested
Asburjr Avenue, la at. Camp Lo- 'area sums In ths land occanward
nape, N. Y,. for a, nlno week of tne boardwalk, but who pay
period. Last year Master Taylor taxea J»*t the samo. and permit
carriod off several of tho prizes tno Beneral public to use this
tor camp work and It Is hoped his Privately owned land for. public
rocord will hold food this season. '» my Judgment no greater or
Mr. Loon Todd. realtor, of Cam- more Important public tmprovb-
den. and family; • are located at me >>t Is now needed In Ocean City
tbelr. cottage. 6335 Central Avc- than a newly-located and pcrma-
nue, for tho balance of the sea- nent up-to-date boardwalk.
•OS. . It will Increase tax values and
Mr. John O. Tails, ot Colllnss- lower taxes tremendously,
wood. Is located at his bungalow 't will open for development
on Asbury Avenuo for tho balance almost an oritlroly new city for
of the season: new homes, stores, hotels and
D. Everett Tod* and J. Edward apartments.
Todd" spent a dcllghtrul day flsh-' Who ta there so near-sighted
RUSSELL M. NULTY "«" on Wednesday and report a aad "° lacking In reason as. to ob-
The above silhouette which an- •Plondld catch. Jcct to such a groat public Im-
earod In last Tuesday's edition ... Un! - Cnarl "> Landonbcrgcr Is ProvementT
' - "" "ohn Taxis for . Sincerely yours.
J. P.
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ful guessers. It Is a good like-
i of him.
In each Tuesday's edition of the
NBWB will appear a eUhouetto of
or woman. The silhouettes are
made by the well-known silhou-
ette artist. O. W. Qreenberg.
If Mr. Groenberg approaches
you and asks for permission to
make your sllhouotto, don't get
nervous. It la perfectly painless
eratlon. . " Community Hall on Saturday for
The silhouettes are not drawn J.,. 1 ' bv "" e *: °' too South Ocean
as many persons bollove. They V. L m l' v , cmt "'t Association.
paper which Js mado Into a cut. Uvii,u r !? £f*?r:.» H '* h . :inl Stewart.
to tho person. A fow blnutes' or I S"--.V ank i, M . oKo< ? Wcro ulldln« will point at us a» a jay town
fund for the new church which will »'«» ^*V fathers of tho vintage^
be erected In the near future. Comi ' J! "">"">d of I92«.
*et u «1 bi I £& ^^J ^^T!
me | & ^^Jho wo^Id^bToc
ncourage the lt?., n »".! t !j,^. rdwoI . k . farther out
Sow is the time to have
your Stucco Work attended
to by matter crafttmea.
We personally supervise
executed the way you want
We also do plastering and ]
brick laying and woold be j j
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WEU. we do it . I I
|
E W. Bonham
1135 Bay Avenue.
Telephone 1124-J
CANT BE BEAT!
A Mayflower Permanent Waw
MAYFLOWER BEAUTY SHOPPE
Bnmchof435FrfU, Av^ NeW York
Phone.
venue
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BYEBHOW SHA1OTG ABD C0I0MHG, SOo
• »YEIHO. BlfiACHDra ASD HEHHA VAfXB, ^3J0O
Have Rftli Avenue' Erperfi Waw Tour Hair
Vacation Special
' Mayflower
Permanent Wav
. . By Bxp.rt Operators -Only
Whole ' -"•-
Head
•' NO EXTRAS " / —-'•-"
by Bhsmpoolnd
5—Wed. S.S «.!( J.I I •_•,»«
S-Thum. ».U DM til J.!I
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»—Hun. 11.50 1J.09 SID 0.07
VOL. I—Ho. 8
Published ETOIV
Tu««day and Prlday Aftsmoon OCEAH OB, HEW JEBHEY, TUESDAY, ADatlST 4, 1920. Publication Offloa'.
News Bulldlas, «1 Axbury An
PHICB TWO (UMTS
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EDITORIAL Aid Boy Man
' HETHEB the Sunday con- -.p. . . _ f
I eert recently planned by 6. L/TOWIIS in OUTl
local thoatro. and pro-
t by tho police department. —
i entering wedge (or Sun- fbJkdelpnia Policeman Loses life
(io.^ as claimed by tho do- ^ j ^ ^ f Vacatlo ^ M.
ntnt. or Was purely for tho . _ ' _.
„ for doubt that In pursu- ijfe Guarda Save Boy
the course It did tho police n , , . '
rtment onforcod tho prind- . Who Quickly Re
upon which Ocean City Was .
:
' \ I H Fil d OE
jnly of Ha reufdont population.
ft summer cottagers and
-•int visitors. • .
itever may bo said of tho
•s made by other rOHOrtH
their wlde-opon or lu-ml-opon
lajn. d«m not flt Oc..an Clly.
r«sort In different.. It won
-«d dlffirontly und ha« Erown
P present eatato In uccordunco
/ those" high" moral plnnif." and
iroat tldu of prosperity which
b now cnjoylna and which
--«, to Increase with the-
I - •« '^o throuRh proper
Uy, BKCB no Indication of a.
Jo let down tho bars. People
to Ocean City bccaUHo It lu
,ent. Tho resort appealx to
dlSerem .clientele 'and there
enough of them. In the land
Uld up nnil malntnln Buch a
Uld p
t as Ocean City was planned
Ht-allh Offlcur T. Leo Adums
BUlunltttid u'luni;tliy report to tho,
(Mty ComnilhHlonona Monduy which
Mayor Wants Lots Florence Davis Catapulted
rilled and Cleaned qni 1 A . 11/. j j • I
— 1 nrqugh Auto Windshiela
Health Officer Adams Submits Be- • '•—: :—
port to City Commissioners Slirers of Qlass Penetrated Abdomen of Camden'Oirl in Accident on
• ' Hoad Between Ocean and Sea Isle Cities; Operation
Hoallh Officer' T. Loo Adums . _ ., , _ . _' „ ' .
mii.miti.,,i >, i.,n...i,v r.,^r, ,n th. Failed To Save Her
Motor Car Crash Commissioners
Derails J. rolle y ^ Will Continue
and has grown \o Its Heart Failure and Over-Exertion
:-"? u£ -Toru;! Cause of Victim's Death
Ut the city was fully within
rights from tho viewpoint of
'hB rule Is beyond question, ant)
aement people who havo six
,• a week In which to earner
the shekels will place them-
if In a position to win public
mendatlon by cordially ac-
esing' in public Behtlment.
Commenting editorially on tho
Uoo of the city In. thin niattor
I Atlantic .City Pretw Mays:
'Ocean City pollco huvo ro-
ttned tho roqueut of a theatre
Ovner for pernilwdon to con-
dnct a Bacrod • organ recital
oa Bunday. The olflclnl utunil
Is that such porml«Mlon IK an
.'opening wedge" for regular
'Shows and movleH on Bun-
days. There IH no question
Hut tlilu lmii been true of-
other cltliH. although-porhiipn •
It nevor ,could huvo Hot~v*'il -
u nn orffctlvo "otK'nlnn
wedso" 'U majority puhllc
opinion In thoHO cltlfiv dlil-not
'fsvor concert..motion picture
sad theatrical liberties on
Bnadsyii. - The point in that
Ocean Clty-ls entirely within
its rijchtH 'In pollcliiK for a
closed Sunday, att well aH
-within the.law. Many.people
not at all prudlHb, on thc one .
hud, or dlBroapectful of.ciu-
torn and tradition-, on tho
other, believe that municipal
'eommunUIca uro hnpplt'ut nnd
most contented when they
.n«ve the kind of Sunday ob- .
isrvanco that u majority of
their number ravor. It lu but.
an futfiiil.n!. appllcutlon or .
the home rule principle, mak-
ing for contentment and
local satisfaction.- Ocean City
disentitled to have what It
;wants and not to .bo ucoffctL
'at foe ltH preference.
Thu'urlm rt-iiiwr cunt a uhuilow
of uloom over u hoiii«c)iolil of
merry vucutlmilHtk* liint Hatunluy
,i,iuni (t( J^JJ ihjuunmnt Avfiiiu-.
|n l((1 „,„,„„„ to r,,llr|, hu BtL.p(,oll,
\vt.Mf |i|i||uilel|ihln. died In tho mirf
Miilconw McNuttwero. UKO 1L'. who
tH^tuuiut panic Htr|ck«>n whllo hutlt-
lncron~!ho- lmiirntcctrrt -hathlni;
Ixuich uouth of Tlilrty-thlrcl. atro.-l.
Th« fact thut It. wau iho lant .lliy
ot th.. ylctli.iM vacation niu.lu tl».
licconuian|,.d by i,ln • Ktni«»n iiaiV
triena. drove to tlio In-nth' in it
nu,tOr cair. ThoIr Hwrulent and
other cloihlni: were luft In the car
After lolling about tli'u Hand tlio
iKiyentercd «h» wirf.
Later, when hu vvldently had
Kono beyond hU depth, ho Hcrranu-d
forrlng to tho roikort. "S^iniollmo . •—•
UKO I -directed, tho Health Officer Unfanill,nrUy wlth thc roU(1 or
to muko n survey of the city, ll»t- uh cffort of thc drlv,,r ln BVolli •„
Ing nil lotM that nei^vd rilling to bo coilUlon with another cur caused
hrouaht up .to iiruilu and loti< an accident at 5Sth Street and
oversown with Weeds und brunh. Sea IHIO City Boulevard. Saturday
I huvo boon lnformc.. another
to cure for the lad. They woro
quickly broUKht utmnru. Bench
Surgeon Dr. lIiiKfno Diirhy und
Iteach Patrol Cnptuln .luck .Ternire.
who hud bi^-u Hiimmoncd, worked
ovor, tho pair.
Tho lad quickly -reH|toni!ed to
treatment. Thou^li ht w:u evident
that DrlKhtmyre hud expired
Ciiiituln Jeniio Kperit-iin hour und
u hulf trjlni; to rexuxcltiito him.
It »•»« CniHiiln .(ornoo'K Bud
mlHHlon to inform Mr». IlrlKhtmyre
of her hiistbimd'H dcmlxo. ThU
occured nt the couple'B cottnwe nt.
MI123 Asbury Avi'tuic. whe-ro tlio
victim had been xnendlnK n Hlinrt
vucutlon. She colluiwi'd.
It Wnu U annul thut BrlKhtmyri-
hud tieen Attached to thc • Phllu-
dclphlu jwllto force. He WUH
Horiteunt of tho Twenty - flrtt
DlHtrlct. The family had arrived
about two weckM nt;o. Saturday was
the hint oprwrtunlly for Brlcht-
myro .to enjoy, tho uurf u» ho wu»
Hchftduled to ror>ort for duty tho
followlni; mornlne. . • .
Bench ratrol Cuptaln Jernoo
Minted thnt tho CIIUKO of the.vlc-
itim'H death wits heart failure In-
duced by over-oxcrtlon.
BWiin from this renort to Atlantic
Clly. a few dayn ago. She will don
u Konulno .living »ult and dracend
to the fliKir of the ivool. The guardu
will IIIBI> Btugo wvc-rul Hp.wlullli.it
Large Throng Enjoy
Great Week End
Crowilu rivalling In iinniliri.i
thOH4> who cnmi* here over the
Fourth of July wort* In town for
the hiMt wi^t-k etui. Tin- board-
thrown ngiilnBt' tho wlndBhleld
"•'»• «»ch rorco OB to Bhatter the
la8M< „„, hroken Hllvers or which
id h bd
la8M< „„, hroken Hllvers or which
cttBBlvo rain which would huvo af~ pierced her abdomen.
forded the Bpectntora little comrort Tho dead Rlrl.waB the only one
whilo watching tho ovcnlB. Tbo of tho four riding hi the car
meet U poHtiMined until next Kerloimly Injured. She In ulleged
Friday night, Aug. 7, and will take to have Mood upright when sbe
place ln the Plunder hotel ponl. ' »"*' tnai tho craBh WU1< Inevitable
A week from that date, the Ocean nni1 ,^1". f"' n J?^ • nK1 ' 1 "!; 1 , th "
City guard* will »u.go a water clr- ^*^' MJ^ ***" '"^ ""°
2SS
- ' State Police Set Pace
Tho rur.o aKulnut death.. beCuu
at the Hnddon Avenuo entrance
to thu Whlto Ilorno pike, where
the tuxlcah WUH met by a motor-,
cyclo trooper, who tint the puce for
tho ftrlm contctit until rollove y
car und then collided with n trol- . . . •
ley car In IJnwoml about 7 o-'clock r-mLli Ci.^lv \I/:I1 H_
Suturday ovcning. taghth atrect Will Be
Mm. .Ilalph Goff. mother of Mrs. WirlenMl UruW Prooram
Anderwin. told the NEWS reporter wiaeneaunaerrrograra
thnt her daughter had taken her • _^———-
brother, Lieutenant Loring Oorf, Final Passage of Measure Schedul—
hln wife and child to Miller Flold, •' "
Stuten Iulund. earlier In tho duy . ed For Aturttst 17
und .wun returnlnit to Ocean City _^___^_^__
when tho uccldont occurred. ' _ . . .
How thc uccldent occurred In rb " " lrMt .Paving ordinance
not cleur. Mrs. Anderson's car wu« Introduced and passed flrst
bumped Into iho car In rront, uc- Jeadlne at Iho meeting of tho City
cording to Mr«. ««ff. and then Conimlsslonors heldI Monday alter-
WUH hit hy a trolley. Mm. An- "°° n - ot ihl> clt j; "aU-.The pav-
der»on rolliiPMed and was taken lnK VroKranx calls for an oxton-
to Dr. Muddoii'H office und later ? lon of , lh « *£?? I t SJ £Z
broUKht homo.. Bbo was cut by '"* "»'> « ho wWenlnu of Eighth
.. : , Ocean Avonuo from Fourteenth •
BovBadlvHurt " Str.et to •Klftconlb filroot.
Doy paoiy nun Wesley Avonuo from fourteenth.
When Cars Crash to Scventix-nth Streets.
had pa«d y. So pacd by r
lay« or the state police tho Bppcd-
Ing tuxlcub nachixl the boulevard
entrance to Atlantic City before
dawn. . .
At tho Btioro renort city police-
men performed tho nmo service
fOr tbo Klrl'a parontB nnd expedlt-
«d th« rac« to, hor Bldo. In le»B
''''"! »h"' ^ r »""' bM'h'T
y
O |k W1 l!i O1 " 11 a '°" C ""'
ready loaded. JilHt then Kilwurd
Iluck. of Sea. I»lo City, caniu upon
the Htelit, accompuliU'il by MrM.
Buck and. Mrs. Ci'orui- Cox-
HOII. TnklnK tho Injured' elrl
In hlM-cur. wher« nhe WOH held on
the lup or Mr*. Coxwin. Mr. Buck
hurried to tho onlce of Dr. Clur-
*'nci l Way,- Sen. IBIO City, who ren-
dered tlrut aid -and then ordered
her lakKii to tho Atlantic City
Hospital.
Geo/Ko Culver 'volunteered the.
loitu of li IH cur mid MIUH I/UVIH WIIH
hurried with ull xpeed to Attaint'-.
K^u. IMIO ofllri.'rri cleurnliiK tlu 1 voad
for tin' HpeodltiK car.
On arrival ut the hospital, un
The mrrcliuiitH and umtiHomont
plnceH eiilorlulni'd nniiiiiiully liir^e
nuiiihi'iu. Somi- ln.'iclianlii tv-
porU'd thnl they hud done a lulu-
ei- buulneuH Ihnn ulurliu; tho
Kolllth of July holiday.
Frliluy'H . Intermittent rain,
which lauted nil day. RUVO way on
Saturday to a Kloiioux duy, which
wnu duplicated Sunday. Th>> K|III II
of the u'l-ok-enilerH WUH Jolly nnil
they ntitH'urcd to be huvliix an
excellent time.
' n eunirrTi mrtm High School Summer
B 8H0TJ1D HEED .* pupj,s Awarnalnn.
mn, serves to emphuMzo'the Saturday morning,, by Principal
P—nctlon to bothers to keep .Tunien Stovona to tho »tudent«who
Cw from . unprotected beach had 'attained the hlKhoxt Bcholnr-.i
&pUb,,Hh«d P ,» t thlB column "'^^nerr'w^'TlaryO.
sm.weok. . . . shenpard of Atlantic City, medal
,:.Ocean City pays thousands of ,n lirt .^mfatlon:-hononihlo m.on-J
•oBars each • summer to beach (|on_ JJ. Colllnii of PilBKalc; nelcn
tnardlami In an effort to mnko n. HonderKon, of Oreonwlch; Conn.:
Wthlng safe, and it is.iulo wltbln mrdiil. In Keometrlcnl drawing:!
tt« range or theno Etliinlionu. Mm. Mildred Chnrlonworth. modal
iTblB being tho caeo. it IB bard In sewin«: honornhlo mnntlon,
tohnder,tand why «ot.ie P-'oplo MnrthnBlKhon:'Ellailjcth M"»|t»n
W Persist ln going where there «f "»»»' "°">- " nI , ". ???*"'
?^cT^an CUy'B bch U ^.••••nK.n.odaMn muBlc. .
M|«afo as any beach on tho*JorB«y ' "«'•
Awt and far 'Barer »hnri mot 1 *, of Summer School
pi Tho danger la not in tho Alumni Officers
Mteh, but in the unlocked for and i_—.
eted combination of eir- 'Officorn of tho Alumni ASBO-
ncea, alwayii poBBlble, c|tttion or tho Stnto summiir
- cost the policeman his life, School wdro olectod nt tho anntml
claim Uiatter. I H0rcknor,
What Next. Girls>
Peto. fVrnjll.. the bohhlnc:
harlM-r. liud lilH.fnltli In hu-
mnn nature restored und
learned Hint In- WUH hurhor-
lnK u nhli-k In bin uhop nil In
iiiulniile ThiirHdny.
To bCKiii ut the beRlnuliiK.
Peto WUH holding forth ut
"To hob or not to .bob,"
. walked illrflilontly into hlu
Mhpp.
Pete, nu Ifl hln cuBtnm in -
tho presence of ludlCH, flashed
a Hiitiny umlle -which nhowed
hlg whlto teeth off quite
favorably. Tho Kill who In
Peggy 55lrm, of U'nyne, Pn.,
ordered a hulrcut JilHt UH If
ono uhoulil Hay. "Two Ice
cream HOIIIIH. pleaHe."
To mnko u loni; haircut
t>hort, poto did hlH duty UH he
Haw it, nnd the remilt uoenied
to pleuHo ovoryl>ody. And then
price of tho toiiKorlul opera-
tion. In her pulm nho held
JilHt HO centH. Pefo roBO
chnrmiuely to the Bltuullon
uud Bald, not to iMthei-,'
everything wnu Juke.
Lo und bohold, .Thumdny,
when Peto took In-the morn-
ing milk und mall, ho found
n dollcately ucontcd
nnd concealed, therein .. ^.t *.,
two-cent Htumpu and a note
which read: Please glvo to
tho short barber with . wuvy
black hair and a pleasing
personality. Thank you." -
Tho nhort harbor with
wavy blnck hulr nnd no forth
""/ IID ' "' l- ' n0 l . h " c "'", ' •!('"
Ll *"° hnn '', wa » hiUi ""' "^ "".'
BingeonB after Iliooperutlon, how-
ever UB he glanx hud punctui.il
fho lntoHtlnea.iiiiil-cauw.il heavy
' - Mhu< DavlH WUH rt^coverlng from
tho nnexthctlc. For about 10 mln-
ute^ who wnu conHclous and nble
to talk with them. Then ahe
died.
• DotectlvoH from tho Proiw-cutor'K
ofneo placed Muyc'r under arrest
on a technical charge or uiuii-
Hlaughter. whllo the others wero
held an material wltne»«e«. under
IZ00 u |H>nd. after tho accident.*
The cuHD waH referred lo County
Phyiilcliiii JUIIUH Wuy, of Cupo
May County, • •
Muyer WIIH held Monday In
S2,(l()0 hull to.uwult the uctloli of
Hurry Scboflold ago G of 1716
Broullw,iy ,-lund,,n", N. j. 'W1U< vory
""mawiij. i ummn, «. J» wim very
Ing of tho following streets:
, Ocean Avonuo from Fourteenth
Street to'Fifteenth Street.
Wesley Avonuo from Fourteenth
to .Seventeenth Streets.
Central • Avenuo from Four--
tronth to Sov
Aubury Avonues. ' .
&>cond Street fro
Anbury Avenues.
North Street from Atlantic to>
Aubury Avenues.
. It Is quentlonnblo whithor the
city will bo nblo to hard BUrfoco
ull the utreotH named In the ordi-
nance. Juxt how much cab be
completed dep " " '" '
bonding llnbll
Question of Financing
Mayor' Champion stated, ac-
cording to City Sollclor Boswell.
arrived on the uceho'Bowilen pro-
arrived on the ucehoBowilen pro
reeded to iitiirt an argument In which IB held . annually. IK th
',. , , ' llullllo
Director Camp*
fert-nt opinion. Hinting ho did not
bellovo thin could IM' tlnllMforrcrt
until the utun'iutmcnt won ucutally
mudo .and 'the -uKueBiiment coulil
not ho ninde until tho work had
bi.ii completed. Tlilu rlm '" •-•-•• • ••— • - -
a luutalled.
Neglect," etc. . Thin Htroet, from Anbury. Avo-
Rev. Henry OBtrom, D. D.. In- "«o to tho Thoroughrare, will ha
nplrutlonul adilre«neH. . torn up when tho drainage plpen
Pn«tor A. J. Dolman, uddreHKe« npo.Iald. • • •
on "Tho Doopcr ChrlHtlnn Life." , Tho ordinance will po taken up
- — -' • - - •• •• for neconil reading nnd fltiul pouu-
ir, tit' Anbury Avenuo. I! a.*|pravii|o ' vIco-proBldent; MIBB Ufo that Poto had been paid • I unlclnis tho. firemen to respond: -"All luwyors uro full or pont up The Ocean City Kluhlng Club petition thin hody -to do tho
City. IJ. j.. by tho _• Il5j" nrcBldont; Mr. J. ». forn hnlrcut In atumpa. Many .Deputy Chief Johnson, nccomimn- energy." Bht. continued, "Ho w>i»|hitH^^ unnouncod thut Hn n»»un|| wo «;,_1.__ ^ „_„.:'.:...,'«».....':
led by fIremiin Alvln Weathorhy,
1 ZlHKcn, proHldont; Mr. J. B. fora haircut in atumpu. Many |.Deputy Cblor Jonnson, ncconi|mn-| enoruy. DIU> cuuimuuu, "r-. ..I....._•.."'...•«._.." ^'r:. r" iT_ I O-.'I.I. «. .« _„.:.:...,.»._..:
SomorHvlllo, vlco president: MIHH I
Emily K. I-ynch, necrotary und ]
troaiiurer. Tho exocutlvo commlttoo 'fQr :
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, §••• $mM
v- :f #S';f
1
.t-v. 7'
hntn OOSAV OTTntwai ocauur dm, jr. t.
BVP.F.B7
I of any particular Interest to tne| business? The recant iparta upon I
Thoy cortalnly are roalUln* more K. __ _ __ . _ clpnl Pior. w
W. .1. «.-» nr^v TT i_^. «_j 'avorablo signs ovomight In our than over tho sweetness that U to M * n J C*U«-For Such Bookl Be- a«enient of M g
nai tne ntt W«IC Helped Bu«I- buslneu over hore^ Tho foreign bo found In tho oiport fruit. And cently San the Librarian •«•«>»» to-bo »ho mocca of .Ocean
Bet* at ADf . • situation could bo much bottor— financial doctors havo'repeatedly Clt 3 r visitors . A. W. Harris had
Is certain, wo are going to havo to-l their Ills—or nothing will.
"»""»' » , . -fc , ,
. nounclng wueo cUta Iiaro and-tV* Ha-tl!)f.lCto^.' ,lOtt. ,,,„„ ,,v(.r.
tbo past week. Wages in tbo Indugtry
are still very much- above
tho pro-war standard, nnd In view ^_ ' ,, _. . _ •
. of tio high prices for raw material F oor Onestions That are Impor-
.thls action should utimulato manu- tant How
facturtns: thl« fall. . Biised upon ricurtt liuHln«mt re-
. Money market has failed to loso |>ortH from Fodural and Slate
I one nor tho other, and much will | on scientific Bubjcotk.
in the NewRose.Shoppe S W ^ T "tliT "££
list of J from tho moat distant point lost
11 visited numerous other resorts, is I
t of j now sold on Ocean City. Ho In-1
I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Janje. and
tho I from now on. • • ornraont picture.
'oon
I1C. Hamilton. Washington, D' C~I I lbo band boo
J. M.' Cummins and family Bara | • trool ». to
Show War Movie
all of I three-,
I Thus fa
one or tw.o disappointing, yet not in the INCW rvose Ofioppe
continue very sound, and tho fntnl reports during tho punt week. — : —
following changes of late have |.-ai|uro8 according ' to Dun"« Unique amons tho studios and
been for the bottor , R , tn'croanod about "0 ovor »h°P» currying objocts d'art In
Car loading, according to Brad- ,h • ,h „„.„.„„,, *l T,,,. Ocean City U tho Hoso • Sboppe.
streefs. totaled 982.809 as against .^ lh' ' „ ,^ * " ^ which has been recently opened by
861.«2 cars for tho week or July JT" !J« Lroro ana 309 a'wTrnm Mr »- Oabom at CIS Asbury Avenuo.
4. They are also substantially £' lh l"*^""^l, ?JTB T een for the bottor Failures, according ' to Dun's Unique amonjj tho studios and tereming. more personal than any
Car loading, according to Brad-'
~*°; which (..ra.rly was used u» o
abovo *, fUures for »ast year at ^2^%%£*2£&5% •»£ «>£
Uevlow - Increased about 20 ovor »hop» currying objocts d'art In or the other Bclontlutu. Ho tolls Other summer
-root's, totaled 982.809 as against lhoao of tho Pvloua week. This Ocean City is tho llow Sboppe, of lire. Hp tells ua or ournolvcs.- regl«tored at-the
>M52 cars for tho week or July " mo thoy woro * 2a nB cumparod which baa been recently opened by "Evorday Biolotry " by J AT- Elal *' B ' Ford - w
Thoy are also subatuntiully wllh 4OS before. anii 3?» a'year ngo. Mr »- Ouborn at 618 Anbury Avenue, thur Thompson. Not a textbook
»vo tho fljmreH for Lmt v>nr ni T n'« Increase la mainly In "the East w fcE'tra:.
'hlch fnrmorly was UHcd ua a but. a popular dlk-rumlon of dlf- T
1 - H""WIJ|"«»"' -»»•'. .r-l-nt. who | "Bed to makoup this city* »i.Koo at the Stat
the p
Wllmlnirton.
JZTIMZ ?L%Z£ M hh; f" i' I, «hrouKh- It hnd'tak«n on what wo
and bides reaching hlshor levels of temporary weak-
Mdfar^T
late, Tbo balance
T tlvd
between
nT
producy
nd
pr|c..fl.nmved
chi...««.Vore
ImwUrconflict
Mdfar^T T tlvd n T ly. Dividend chi...««.Vore conflictnv^7.°Hr«
«« .' K- inK-iatlB-
to hold Blocks more of late
really bettor or
Has the Ffcit Wni In her wtudlo, which is par- ]
ro,imnimii
|ir,,. .a,,d have a meal deal to
titloucd off Ttoni the (.hop by JI f,,.I(r)l
llK ahoin tlle
lattlco work covered with rowu;
U.MU» ,,r co.um
u l '
made by her.- Shi', waw wearing -it;
black miock and working on nounro.-tet4
which are later to bo placed Tnos Uugbt to JJc Uooa
on dlnplay.
Good daughters ouijht to make
•Mru. Oiihorn. huii lived In Ocean
City for the luwt twenty years, und Coo
taught china und oil painting In
her Htudlo here for three yearn.
e the j:
itol or the land. That
town always* watt known UK the
fairly full employment, but are we Windy City. •. |
- - OnHvoiaHi, filgn»t .foollni, oumelves-or i«. busldoss
""' 'oe extent, fooling usT
When we read of people being I
poisoned by drinking wood ulco-1
-r» hard put • 3. Is tbo drop In our ejeportu hoi; vwo ufo conHtralued to belje.ve i
these days to writo much on this merely seasonal, or are. other that 'thoy were block-heads In the \
!»•»•»•»•-•-.•-•.•.<
Half-Yearly Sale
HANAN SHOES
Women's Shoes
$9.95 and $11.45
Former Prices Up to $18.50
ALL OUR MEN'S
SHOES
Formerly
Up to $18.80 $12.45
We never offer reduced prices.as the single argument for buying
Women V Hosiery
All Silk Chiffon, FulI-FashionerJ.
to ipl.OO
Women's Hosiery
Silk with Lisle Top,
Full-F.ashioned
"IT"'-$1.25
Hanan Shoe Store
SHOES POE MEH—SHOES FOE WOMEir
TEN SHOPS THEOUOHOBT OEEATEE NEW YOHK;
1725 Boardwalk
MO 0. 0. D.'s
Ali SA1ES
OHENEVEHIHQ
Atlantic City
NO CHABOES
the fund
20th to 21 st Street Beach Front
33 I -3rd Feet—Riparian Rights
Both Sides of Wesley Avenue
$25,ooaoo
y3 Cash
:• CHARLES A. DOE 1
REALTOR
406 Eighth Street Telephone 1140
Ocean City Appeals To Folks Wk^
Seek To Get Away From TT$
, - ' '•' 'J!
Raucous Racket And Clatter ij$
Crowded and Congested Cities |
^f The season this year will fee the longest in the history of Ocean" G&;
Post|x>ned vacations are now trie rule with city folks who prefer to spend the
fall at the seashore. Really it is the most glorious ahd gorgeous time. The deaf- >
est, cleanest air in all. the world; the whitest, brightest sunshine this side of heaven;^
the bluest skies, the brightest stars; riights that make of the earth one vast cathedralf
our real estate aeaiers on u>o imaay evening. August i.
» «"»"""
l-S-th^- Uub Makes Drive . able Beachfront Property aamo howovcrr day.. managed Townoend to fc place Company, the o'clock. being the Tho first, concert waa received last season. with 'Simpson:—"It's so dry -'ovor In
' -r- r>_ , r D- ' w.r •liBnrM first however, deposit. managed to place the Bucb being Interest tho first, and was enthusiasm received with that our country ti^it we have to uso
'•• . _ • • ' ' . I - Tho ownor ownor was ottered offered a pront profit | tho ballroom' ballroom of tho ttio Flanders
- j.y. ol IO Pay For Pipe Organ Ifor *110,WW
a plck-ax to break tho ground."
*n IStri" d«noslt. «uch tnterost and enthusiasm that
nnd tru«tC'e« to'K. II.
. Li Bhlmor. et UJC. Rp C 4
g lJt'«. Wock 8. Ocoon City
Thur » da y t°o Allegro Club < - ' - ' - -
l«t (und» to raako good Its pledge| .• • : fused. capacity, tho auditorium was ob-
.,. „,. | to; ralso »1,000 for tbo Ocean City | Earl H. Nowklrk. maaagor of . •n___i__« o.M . talned. This auditorium surpass-
» organ. Townsond & Company, has sold BungsJOW. BOW „„ anyth|ng of |U k|nd for wb
i 'wni Each day a new group or elghty-Hvo feat or boach front. The. same ofUco reports .. the nn article concert Tbo demand
* - lya "> n I charming ladlco havo volunteered commonly known as Plaia Place. Halo of n bungalow in tho Our- for t|c),otp JuHtlOes the wisdom In
iccutrlcrs i lo "ell "tlckE." at ton ccnta a tick, to C. T. Ealblll. of Millville Tho don*, on Anbury Avonue. to u necurjng this auditorium Tho
S'J. u ii" y I . tl 5 k " or ? "'tie tlckotB. . ground which Include* riparian Philadelphia Parly. Tho^iamoof tonc)!rt wm bo under tho dlreci
RuckdMcbel Tract,
"b. Ch~t.r. rt vjj.
,"i>iun'U-3~ nj>o Itlpiu-lun thin orealjlzatlon
-
n. n.600. Loi» ««i »"
Octan Clly Our.lonx
>k so dry over our way that I havo
VoUerV Literal
Mother: "What does that Mr-
Iffiw-fih
---nol, support.
at lot l'J,
lot IT, I.
. Thi' flro .di-partmcnt Hpcnt . «
bnny day luwt \V'«Mln*'H*luy HUHWOI'-
.,„„ Wild
plun 3. |
..J. iMin. Mock
\,t KJr,t wu
o'tlock In the
CJ. Moon-.' it • ux.
i t..l r tutu 411. H
broku out iHitw
Firm Wurd.
lino Be
I'. Gould
MlalKla Av«nuo I TomN• ll.»
w
l «SmwnT :l to n j"'ol> In "" cm P" n K to ralae funds for rights, ottonda. from thu Board- th« new ownor was not reported. | „ of M Honry HoU ol Phlla. "JV 1 '"! °° _«He u cubist
U uISwsiu n uS!^li.i^«o uVJ « h '« Purpoiw It wo« tho thought of Waik to Wayne Avonuo and north It wa» sold for James Lynch. dolphla. Ho will be assisted by ?°, UBntor - — «• . Is u cubist
iu of a hand chem-
•r r^Knjion. ot ux.. to ciuurli'n lc WUionia Sold
THEATRICAL DISPLAYS
25 years' practical experience In leading shops of tho
Many people aro attempting to
country
ft „ tnortgage whllo riding 7th and Aibury Avenue , • • Ooeanville
p
VTH Thf pric paid was reported '
, OCEAH CUT, H. J. . H. J.
as JlBO.ftOO.
]
»I tank. Thf '- — • -'i—.»-.*•
Lot 27, WiHk VM. I to ho »25. .
V- Ullrich. _ut vjr.. to c«j-tl AI 1.30 o'clock In the
road, by throwing dirt on It.
lttt«r Dlttrlch. vt ux., to untile)
uah of WUdwood Crast At 3 o'clock two'bruoh Ores
%rla. *>t MX. 94.200. Butno as noxt
1
ii
, Howard Id stocu*,. Slocu « ux.. to AlbcH ti£2 ,
Bt t UX
S ,;. Hf , P o 1 Ki..hcr V w r ith' 1 At of\."v of Finyflnt nnd Anbury Avenue
et ux. 116.000. UoalniilnK over adjoining H. K- 5 fuel of lot 31. thf othor ncur . Korty-fourth
'•Ida W««l«y AViiniw 1EO tm>t in luild block. • Street. Th«Bo wero extlnBulshed
Bticteonlh 6tr»«f. B. W. M WlldwixKl Crv.t ItiMdly Company to , • bitf
Ti-wirrior Ui». Bub- Wildwoo« Wlldwood Cru«t Itoaliy Coi
" *-"1y Capo May Uwl E»tulo Company
high water lino of Atlantic Oc—•-
In B." E. UnV'Ocoan Avenus «U
Kdward
Bilchllne-
Ilndclt, ot UX.. to Frank
11.00. Lot &>, plan of Ooun
_. »l.oo. _
ssa N. Ji 8 tool ot lot lot. MI
Otrtrodo M. McCulM, '.>t vlr., to
— Karuixalll. K.MV- Lot 281.
Pootlere, yt Vlr;. t
To«mahlp of D<
S«borah Mlckenoo^to
frou uUd road to Booth B^uvtlU).
'1U land* of ijiocli Bcull.
•srauah of Woodbln* .
•simwl Colllor, «t ux., to churk»
OoUler. I1.DO0. Lot 4, block 7.
Township of Upp-ir
VrsacU C. Kly. ot ux.. to Joi*«ph B.
Tatthko, tit ux. fl.UO. l^otu h and
:«ection 1. pLat 1, Oceiui.Cily Criul.
Townmhlp or Mlddls
, Euxabeth INtturnon to John-A. Tuy-
"*, «t ux. Cl.Uo. Two tructu eontuln-
{ 80 tMjrciu-ii euijli. oil N*. Hldit nf
' l«udluK from Uouhi>n to £4ihulnu
'• ' UUioillllll' -lltlkllM Ot Jolkll W.
I-I'WIH H. KtUWI-U, l^tlMlK-l-t
• Harali W. ThomluiGtl, • Julia
iuwn^tjtkd ntid.F^anuL X. t''irM>u.
MUrtfo H. Whtto luilld utlil Illl-
(vmc-nt Coiiiik;uiy to Util|>h llt-rtli
itly. '»l.t'U. I.nt IS. Iklix-U 22'J.
. J. WllilWOd'l Jklklrllull ||ihi:)ktk..
uuu to Ltulu-r IJ. l>iu-(U-n. i-t ux.
!•• Lum ^1 ii ml jr., .Ikliu'U ^;II. (iluii
vVlldwood Junction UHptiU.
Akxlvt-Miii Itryant, «-l ux., to Alurt-lkikll
•rv^y. $!.•). L*otM ID ai\d u. liloi-k
. PUlli O, Wlldwood Jiinollun
btu. •
SAFETY
: at your
REXALL
DRUG STORE
MAGNESIA
TOOTHPASTE
Contains 44 I** c*nt True
Mflkof Magneria
Beitore* Satortl Color by
Bemovinc Stained Xflm .
It Polishes Your Teeth
Ohei Them Hew Beanty
tt Clean* the Teeth ana
Keep* Them White
tt Comet* Add Mouth tai
, fcrevent* Tooth &**S
Ding Stow
iiiu KBXAU. STOKB
:/]•.• • •^.V' : ' r 'Vf '-;Jf 'a^^^^^^pSiS
I of blocks
- ... - . 10-a. 11-n.
U-a. ptvvloiialy aold. Also vxcuptlntf
Jvrouy Ibxllroud
te of. Wlldwood
ny In and to all
. How is the' time io have
yottr Stucco Wort attended
to by master craftsmen.
| We personally supervise |
| all work to see that it is f
I executed the.'way you want I
5- •• i ;• 1
I We also do plastering nnd I ] i
I brick laying and would be | I |
5 WEIX we do Jt.
H.W. Bonham
1135 Bay Avenue-
Telephone 1124-]'
The female of the Bpeclcg,' aim
Open All The.Year
' ' . bob. 1>10
SANATORIUM
SCOTCH HAIL
A quiet bomo BUltablo for the
well, th« Invalid, or th« elderly. .
Tonic and curative treatment*.
ll*th«. Mauasti. etc. Oraduale
dilution.
Aup«rlor. healthful table.'
Clear view to ocean.
B. McOibney, Ota. Mgr-
DR. CHAS. H. VAIL
. OSTEOPATH
- Eighth and Central Avenue
Office Hours—Dally. 9 to S
By Appointment—Phone
Bell 275-W
C. EUGENE DABBY, U. 9.
Plymouth Pl>u *. Atlantlo Av«.
OCCAN CITY, N. J.
Orflc* Hoursi
* to-10 A. M.
I to 3 P. M. T*l* -'
I t> I Pi M
• nd by Appoint
MmUV. Smth. M. D.
g!l Wesley Avenue
OCEAN CITY. N. Jf.
Orflc Hoursl I to W A. M.I
I ta J P. M.I T to •o'clock.
AUo »unday momlnoa.
DUCO
The Supreme Automobile
Finish
. Your Car refiniahed by us in DUCO will retain
• . the beauty we give it.
Gasoline, Oil, Grease, Turpentine, Soaps, Salt
' Air, Sun, Rain, Snow, Dust and Mud are
powerless .to harm the hard and deep quiet
- lustre
It costs less than the old fashioned perishable
. paint and varnish. • •
Let us have your, car now, and in Ten Days it
will be returned to you, looking like New in its
satiny coat of DUCO.
Cadillac Service Building
30-32 Mfr. Texas Avenue Atlantic City, Sf. 3.
Thone Marine 8031 •
There is only ONE Duco—duPont Duco
It A Husband Knew The Facts—
947 "Asbuty Avenue
His Wife? Would U«e
Elite Finished Family Service
Send n» your entire weekly waih. Everything will be
wajhed and ironed, retnrnrf ready for nie. Work of
the best grade and at a remnn»Wri price. - let us lend a
wpretentathw to «aplmin the details, or phone— -
Ocean City 382
ELITE LAUNDRY CO]
Ocean Gty, N. J.
Tokio Gift Shop
Gift*- Toy-Notseltint
521 Eighth Street
OCEAN CITY, N. J
I BLSJES SHOPPE—Pko-* 1049- W
. PLEATING
I S32 NINTH ST.. Oc»> dy. N.J.
J. R. Jones
Real Estate
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Stir & Wesley Avenue
OCEAH CITY, H. X.
"Phone 213 -
Florida
Real Estate
Anyone interested in Real Estate
in Florida will do well to see
J.B. THOMAS
Realtor
687 Central Avenue
St Petersburg, Fla.
Branch Office
18 Garden Pier, Atlantic Gty, N. J.
Mr. B. L. CHAPMAN, Manager
SERVICE PLUS
THIS *IS THE
ATLANTIC CITY
ELECTRIC
COMPANY'S
Latest Innovation For
SERVICE
The Little Red Wagon will make regular
trips to Ocean City and make repairs at
cost to any electric appliance.
On board the Little Red Wagon is a.display
of electrical appliances which the attendant
will be glad to show.
Ask to see the new Westinghouse Range.
Leave word at our office. .
Atlantic City Electric Company
OCEAN CITY DIVISION
\ \ <
S'l
i
m

m
• -"-^''Vfr-.'•••'•.• ••
£.W
•••• V.UTJ.'*;. 1 -, '•*
.•••."v*v;/*'^X'*.V'i"-
•mm---
m
i£
. t;
: V
i ii;
ill
Theatres
in Ocean City
Top Briglitfl*t 3pot op
Ocean Gty'« Boardwalk
That la what the •' -
Ootan City are; -
favorite theatre •
wat pictures Is.open to the pnb- and convenient for their patrons.
• ^^—j.-. .- . m*m Jim uvw wo «ro aoaing a
.WIU" the coming of tha Baa- markee to Mr. Park, enlarging his
. n«thnmTh«iUres to Ocean City ventilating system. UgntinghUn
• JJ^kErSS^ to » 1 » t »n"r give up Just a bit. We want to show
toe bast pictures the market could the people of the Garden, we ap-
V 2S!?S K! W3 L^*" 1 5?' Ull>lr » W!tato the "V they have stood
2°I?J.L O **• ••"•>•• The "tost back of us. We want to do more
WorU-that Just closed its week", for them, and We ar« doing It
•wn. marked the- pinnacle of noaUance.
but close In Its wake
come two other pictures. "Dru-
rtHa With a Mlllloo," and "The , . . . . . .
Iron Horse." equally as big. thrUl- I I
Inir and as well produced, and we
a*k what more can be done. But
, this firm does not stop by merely Flanders Hotel
keeping a promise. They always
to one better. We are now In-
. .termed that these two prodncUons
;wll] be aiTen.to the public at no Hot Salt Baths
raise In price. If waa necessary.
!dnrljur the ahowlnc of "The Lost
"WorM" to make a alight advance
atea's and Xadies' Sepaxt-
'In the price of admission to con-
BMats --
form with a detail of the Wrat
National contract, under which It Experienced Attendanta
'Was purchased, bat those who saw
the picture, and who In this city Baths • Given According to
and toe surToondlng country did
not see It. have said it was worth Physician's Directions
-doable the price.
Expert Massage
_: "Dracllla Wltna-MlIllon.f-wlth
• ICaryCarr, —the mothe.r of the
screen;" Kenneth Harian and
. Priscllla Bonner will play at the
, Moorlyn today, with Miaa Edna
.,' Jfaa Uewenyn. a noted soprano, Fhnden Batlnns
as added'attractlon. It will be fol- Oepartment
. lowed by "The Iron Horae," the
William Fox super-production. 11th and Boardwalk
' ^featuring the. popular young star
Oeonte O^rlen. with Madge Bel- - Telephone 1000
lamy. WU1 Walling and aiady*
Hulette. lndodlng a cast or nearty
five thousand people. It deals '
•with the building of the flnt '
. transcontinental railroad in •
A America In the days of Abraham
Lincoln, la based on ' historical
.tacts and.Is In every Way a masrplece.
• .
v « a recent Interview with Mr.
. George U. Kline and Bid Stanley,
personal representatives lor Mr.
.George H. Bennethum. In Ocean
City, we learned much of Interest
and good news for the people that
It would not be fair to tell now,
but coming errata cast ehadow*
• before and soon you will know of
. more, bigger and better events
tn store, so- In a word of advice
we say. "Keep your eyes on the
Moorlyn and Park Theatre*, there
, . ;la something dolna- every' minute."
.".. During the Interview these
- gentlemen aald In part: • •
Mr. KUne: "I was agreeably I
surprised at the number of people I
that earn* to sea The Lost World' •
a second and even a third time.
:.Our success with this picture far
exceeded my expectation*. I am-
mltted to give The Iron Horse'
to oar people at the standard adnlaaion
prices of the Moorlyn. It
I* a picture that will have a great-
«r appeal than any other I can
"think of. Everyone that Is American
loves America and. things
.American, and this picture of
American hiatory In that dark
; period Just attar the dvll war, deacxlblng
ao vividly the facts and
'. With Its finely Interwoven love
story, will have an appeal for
everyone. The leading part Is excellently
handled by young George
•OTBrien-and charming Madge Bellamy.
I know George O'Brien
very well, he Is my friend, his
•cture autographed by bis own
tad hangs In my ofnce. and be
.•and Madge, fresh from her con-
J qnsst* on the speaking stage, are
» wonderful-lead for any picture."
' . Mr. 8tanley: "I have seen many
"Pictures of-, all kinds, but I feel
. HAHOtD B. ROBUISOH'H
•• Studio
de Dance
: EnPPODHOMB HBB •
DANCING EVERY
EVENING
CHA|UJE KERRS
Casino Clab
Moorlyn Terrace & B'dwaUc
Tuesday & FrMaj—10 A. U
'.;'• ."- ... Cwd Party
- Chliaren's Carnival
Wednesday—8' f,. j£
MIAMI EHTEEXAJHEBS
J
Evening
if5:fwK2rwoB- tr^s try troie^inuwa. The «BderfoL
You can't do Justice talk- tertalnment offered U Just like
Ins about it. you have to »ee it. the Moorlyn "tfco beat on the mar-
I just wish 1 could tell all the Int." and when weTeaT the aheet
""^."f "fJ* Clty th * ••**• I>«>*ossed over the desk, we'knew
appreciate the rapport, that boa he was right ;•:••..
beengiven our Park Theatre, at Keep your eyee on the Moorlyn,
£?** 'IPP-JS* ««» Boardwalk, "the brightest spot on the board-
Wa call It The Moorlyn'a Little walk and "Jta little brother/'
ItoUier.- because It has the aotne the Park, "the bright spot In
shows, under the OHM manage- the Qardena." .
ment. backed by the aame guaran-
: —
DON'T AKSi
—, brown, ahort, curly
anaweta to the name of
Beturn to ««S. St. Charieal
UIPPODROMp
(* •• "THEATRE *-•
Oc—n CHyt N. J.
Janm A Harrigan
In Soa(t and 8ndles '
Pat Homing A Co.
In Versatality
Philadelphia's Popular Song
Writer in a MI review.
Ejht People.
Pinto A Boyle
In an Overnight Comedy
Ardrie A. Gertie Fall.
A Few Hard Knocks
The Photoplay ii ~
Never The Twain Shall
— Meet
Hotel Flanders
Water Sport Show
EVERY
Friday Evening. 8.30 JJ.
GREASY4«OLE, SWIMMING AND OTHER
AQUATIC EVENTS
Mnfaka-A&itt. Mo.~Ohadi«i Me/
PLAZA TJ
Boardwalk between
Ocman City :
lait Showing Today
Virginia Valli and Forest
. Stanley In
Up The Ladder
Play.
A great drama, of a woman's
. • struggle and sacrifice.
Added Attraction
Gwnedy Paihe Herfew
H
nd JOdT f 1 "
New j*rm*y
Wednesday-Thonday
Charles bay In
, Percy.'. ." • .
A gay and sparkling comedy
romance of a mama'* fcoy In
where men are mostly hard
boiled eggs.
'AW .
Topics - Fables
Episode Ho. 5
Sunken Silver •
• coMnre WEEK OF AUGUST 10
BoogW Eairbanb* Greatest and Most Ttoffl% Picture
Don Q, Son of Zoro
Tie Greatest Stunt Wcta» Douglas Fairbanks Haa Ever
Offered. Action! High Speed Adventure! Homanee and
• : Comedy! •
SILK SPECIALS
Japanese Natural Pongee. 33 inchea yade, for
'••»«"••••'•"•.•• - 7 3 c y d . . : ••',•/.«*?-''"V
White Silk Broadcloth. 32 inches wife, fa
: Ocean City Tide & Trust Bunding : .
'••• ••.••..•'• .'•;•;• Krrt Floor, Aibnry Avenne .' • •
Quality considered, prices are less here than elsewhe
A Few Remaining
May Be Purchased
in ...
Atlajiti
Suburban
Shore Road at Floral Avenue
Pleasantville
Midway between Ocean City and Atlantic City
125 Lots Must
Be Sold By
AUGUST 15th
At Opening Prices
Size of Lots 50x1251
PRICE :f
$150|
Extended Paymentsl #
easantville is growing very fast and the resale prospects of I
development located on Shore Road/JFraii^
Lake's Bay, in exclusive residential heart of Pleasantville, suir
any surrounding developments. Improvements include im{»6
streetSi concrete sidewalks and curbs, gas, water, sewerage^
namental lighting standards, shade trees, etc. A dozen hod
are to be constructed at once.
' . ' • • '• • • . - " ' • • ' " ' • • ' "
Zippier & Woottc
•':;'•. - .'.• v ' A G E N T S •••' : • :
, : Y :
2-4 Tru^t Building Gw^qais':-^
Pleasahtville, N, J. W\H % ^ W
FW, ReMantville 566
PHONE, I0I-J
Goetz - Kasscib Company
Real Estate
Ninth and Asbury Avenue
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Ocean Qly, N. J.

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The Bored WalKer
By T. E. MAHONEY
Ah (M« aatrae
Tla jo«,Tls jroa
HJITS lost for me
' My iwt«( JUite.
To« bhuily lied
The Bl«ht I M«l
To aeel my girl
80 bright ud Bar- ' .
Lj for a walk.
YOB «ld (what talk!)
(Wherefore my hate) ' >
Twin only eight '
When It Was ten
Or later. Then' '
Ilam jonr falw soul, .
Late lngersolL
gliinemnpJ . •
**8Ws ' Sblned I naldu." Hays a
have our Hhocti shined on tho out-
'You i. cht to EO In for poetry morning when oho called us
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Alley Vacating
Land Scheme
OCEAH Cltt KEWB, OCEAH CRY, H. J.
Campbell Viewi Otherwise
before bad. been served In Ocean for which some predicted dlamal
lho loclc of
«»«•"»»• »»>*Tatulatlon«.
real estate deals, too. If «o It Is Plan Development In Hull Schnlta the "back back "ta'»e». taxes. "it It will will'mVon" mean tho OJ5; ""•,,!
Bul ' no *'1,? ftcr two , yearB . u beneflt- to tho adjoining
— . Streets. Seventeenth and Elch- Property ownom. A development
Pin II Pin toenth Streets, Twenty-second imd ln this vicinity would be a very »_ «.w X
Th« ^r»t nf ii, »iTO,.K«.m^ Twenty-third BtrectH. Cculml«- acceptable onset to tho city. In Its , 1. W.
i«I* .1^ I ? th realdentB and visitors., and
at their service. Tho hotel.
Aiteraiiona.
down the shuto at -th
" P'"^.^""'^
pic stand^
*««, and ,ho , W
eioner Robinson branded tho re- Prf««nr condition It IK worthier." I I
ter and Builder
wam .h»
The tract was inner developed,
neith th t t ll
irthday i |
Occasion Brings Recollections of; I
La«t Tiiomljiy Plutidero
thday. In
McCarthy's suggestion. We hopo conductor of this column with 500 '" opposing the miuHiiri' Mr.
the rest of our 60,000 readers bad bucks, u raccoon cout. a ji'wttt R°hlnnon stuted: "These Dllfyn ur«
tho presenco of mind to skip. It. car (like- County Detective Ward essential In thin development.
U not. It Is.too late nnd no re- Hlgbue'ji) anil a few. beach front Th. c y furjiluh an UCCOHH to tho r«ir
dress can bo made. Captain Me- lots? No quontlomt unked. Ho- °f.the homes which In desirable.
Fluffleberry only did bis. duty an ward. I" Iho a " e 6oo In opposing the measure Mr. f_
>'° °ro abamlonod, uurhe
saw It. ' -• I *>•>.».. i^n-i- „..,« _»i— —>.»..^K.
A , h "A e >»lfth«lny cako. beurliju
,ttt Robln»on stated: "Those olloy* ure two »8 nt ^ "H« It may be true tho buyers • Most ofour prominent residents
continues MUM McCarthy. "Do you I outntjnaer vvrveeis of tMt ^^^iy woU|d vnow they nnd visitors will remember how
think we are going to stand for •_ had no alley, the unsightly col- 3ullt two y e ars ago they had
French like that especially when «_?. er ^ nan J BllBbt ' > . a * o .. J 7 > ?'.""•' lection must be faced by the prop- leathered to mark tho beginning of
dictionary?" _ • '
his rubbl8hT Oeeon cl *y-
French and ^d'.dnT know I •- ".r "», at Twelfth and Ocean |o';n"
cab irat It out of the
Inter was. sitting ln the seat while
I The exhaust of a motor car
of the back of a dictionary why'" fiv 'J %.. _ 7".S lj ?'f'iF Dt i^ n
thebackofad|cUonar,T . Tne wheel. pa»ed.over the lad's
M|IIIII..
"' Ml "- ••'""'• i: - Ml
l-. Mi " M " ri ' '•""•.
Mm. John II IJcvini-. Itldl.y
X; Thou. W. Nuiclf, c:ol-
N. J.: MurKur.!t K. ltohi:rlH,
Whit n. K. J.: lilwurd K. Mllk'r
Ntmrk 1 Wl "- t- - Kirnuy. Kl»lo M. UHnton
i • Mr MM. Jim. Urliuin. Mm. -A. V. Illuckwood,
MIUM Mur^arot Itlm-kwood,-. A. I
"• .".".'.• .\iudwlj; •Mudwli; and finnily. riimlly Ktlwiit Kdwln M. M Hair Hair, S
0OEAH CUT HEW8, 0CEAH 01X7, V.J.
HOl'KH TO HWIM KNOLISII CHANNEL
. .. Mnxhif Milliurr, Mayor Oliuinplon nn.I U.ncli l'aliol Captain
Jack J.iin.- Miiapniil JUKI bcfniv tin* 1 r.-jrur-olil mliw imccKHfully
HWIIIII friini Oi'i-nn Clly l
til.' illBlaiur ol thf Kiii,']lnli CIKUIII. I, hill (hd Hwlmniliii: comlilloiiu ur.'
more fuvo.raltl«'.. • ,
..jwn, :l'o. • .
NORMANOIE
h Kiimtily. Kiln
^r,«lini, Miwlor Uliil
Jl.Knli.ric "ml-wlf".-
,n^ lxl:iiul; Mr. uml Mn;.
It-ri \li»* Kli.'unur JI'IIIII-M,
vlll*-. N." J-; J-lru. J. II. liimiii
Mru. IJ -M. Mt»il«-y und
Mr. uml Mm.
Mr. uml ill-.
nuvui.'. vir.iic i>owil, I'lnl.ulflij*n
T. Ullurliury. Maiuli \V.
", Ciit.'J.lrr.-rn.; Iru 11. llur-
•ijuru: MIMI* 1-i-iuL Oaltn,
i iillili^. binaiulir, 1'iu:
Ikinu l'urk. l'u.: cilmlyu
.Mm. J- A. l-inillt-y. 'i'rfll»" ll!
d MriJ. 1^. Miihon and
N'i'Uoii Croiitnor uml luiiiuj.
-IpliLi;. Alinii M. OW..-I1.4. ('i-UUV
' l-'rnlllN-w Juliw»'li. ritlnuli. N.
UoU, UVMIk'M. N. J.; Mr.
' 11. (Irc^-ii. Cli.* w M
Hilrki', K. II. Iliinkln.' i:mll Timiullii,'
Ji'iiniu- l-lmin.lii». IMuin C. Klil'.r
Mr. uml Mr«. .IUIUIM II. lull, fj,,,,,.
V. Tuyliir. J.nl.. l\ Tujlur. Mr. :ni.l
Mm. J. i!. Itulu.rli.. .1. I, SILVI'IIX
It. .1. lluyil, (I. Illii'lmr. I'hll.idillilil.i:
Mr. uml Mru. l-'uinl: S. 111. k. I'Hll.i-
• l.li.hlu: IV o. n.'im.i.°r. S-iirriulnwn:
I'-iuorv- H. ICiii,-^, I'IIIIIIIUHUIKMI, \'. J •
.Mr*. I-: Whli.li.-ud. . Tywiii I'. Mv.-r.
.Mru .. Aly.r. MU.i . N. I). u.-.
MUK llluilvv IVII.IW.II. . J. Y .Krout.
" w k V-. H. U. CVUny,
V. ItolHtru H
lu: W Wllwin.
York: Mlait K. "tlardwlu;. Wuuli-
1; I'.ilxy V. MiuMir. llaltlmorr,
AHhur II. Ijinillu. 1'lio.nlJcvlll.-.
I Mr. and Mm. U, C. Albftrtiuiii,
IBtlo Clly; Mr. and Mru. A. Hinlth,
aawoid. N. J.; H. II I-Iildn.
ok, H. T..inplomuli. MM. Ilinry
and Mm. A. C .Uluck, II1II11U1.I-
CLBETWOOO
a a TJnuliihoW and vil«, H. Mu.>
"iw. Mm. H. Million, MIUK Allrc-
Marldii Knuick.. V. a. KUKII.
B. UUHKM, i«lun. OlfnMiltr. l*n.: Mra. I*:nui
II. Lrf'ldv. TOKMIO. O.: Mm. J. HIJn.'y
HIMu, MIHK Ixjiilao Hllilo. llarrl.huru;
r». J. K. Chupp.ll. Un. J.I, . . . . . , -
oriy, Mi»a Mary J. an.baH.lly with plonty of lntorat In each.
Mii.lir John Cl " ^'- " ' *
Conant. M"- '•>"''
Xvilmlnjitc
•upper already riven were well
having thoroughly enjoyed tne
ind family. WhMl- cvonlnga. and opproclnto ffrootly
y Arrangaments »re completed for
.: Mr.. K. '. w. W. Bhof..l- Hhofi.r the following dates:
.11: Mr. and •n-l Mr-, Mr. -w. W. August B—Card Party.,
I* IVirt.-r. Mr. nnd Mra. \V. lail.xt
Mr. l>. I', ll.nrv. Wuymv l"o.: Mra. I-orlor and aon, Kndikm IM^xi II.lKhl». N. N ' August 7—Measuring Party.
l>illn/ Curlock. Totown Itoroujth. N. J,: Mian Ilutty H-llirn. Went vm rticaUr. (MicUr, August 14—Children's Party,
J.: Mr. Ituyon K. WlliM>n, «1- II. l^'onur.l, I'nlnatn. NT. T* J.; Mr"'un!i Mr. und .August 22—CafetorU Supper,
wlrk. (Vuin City', MIHH Oniro 1>. Mr.. O. II. Olrrord. Ni.w •i Vuik: V,,ik: Mr. Septomber 4—Annual Meeting
ll.rk.l.ll,., ••Itlatiuruli: Minn Murluii T. 1". M.HMIil,!... I1.IITU1.UIK. nit, IS.: I'...: Mr. Mr or tho Association.
• Mil. H.U.-.r»vlll.:. Tu.: Mr. uml'Mm. I'. Nt. Hiuiih. Ml"- A. Htiiuh. rilrann
K. W. Oariiimi. Mr. K. O. K.ll.rn. N. J.: Mr. I!. K. I'ord. "'ill'" N..W J'"v York '"£'•
MIUH A. .1. ("hlli:iiU. Jonkliitowii. l'u.: Mr.

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OGKAV otnr news, oa&ui car, » i.
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1 VJ:-"'/« "Student Prince" at tbo Gar-
weeks visit at the Juvenal cot- don «•»"•
tag*. .Miss Juvonal Is tho Mayor's Robert Calhoun. of Camden.
popular aocretary onjoyod a fow days hero with bin
Ralph E. Tubbs of Williams- brother. William Calhoun.
port. Pa., la in Ocoan City for tho Frederick W. Guild Is onjoying-
rcmalnder or the season. • n two weeks vacation with hlH
William Calaley. of Mlllvllle. la wife at their homo.'927 Central
spending an lndcflnUo tlmo In thla Avcnuo.
rcort. - ' Mls8 Lcnora Adams and Richard
Mrs. Floronco Gilbert and Mrs. To.wnsond spent Sunday evening
Ida Dlxon visited Curtarvlllo Coun- '" Atlantic City. , •
ell D. 6r A. rocently. Edward Button. Jr., motored to
Joseph Browcr, or Overbrook. Son Isle City. Sunday.
Pa., la staying In Ocean City for • Adolphuo Townnend and Orvlllo
tbo month or August. Adams arc making quite an lm-
Mlsa Rnlllu W. Lake • State provement to their homos, ' 844
• Secretary of the.D. of. A., nhd an er»onH ', '
wiio KUOMK correctly whom tho jj:
Hllhouetti' reproKontM. ! [.Y
Aro you acqualnti'd with yourU
friendH* profiled? Vou,'nmy think • ji
you aro but you will probably IM' '/.
foole
advantage Iranu iliatcly of thin Hpoclal price. .
MAHCEC WAVDIO, 75o B0YBH BOBS, 75c MAUICDfilHG, 50c
EYEBROW SHAPING AND COLOfilHO, 50c .
' DYEINO, BIXACHIHO AND HENNA PACKS, »3.00 -
Have Fifth Avenue Experts Wave Your Vtoir
LOOK ovrit
Voile Dp
Tho regular prk» «7]
y in
Tho onswor ana a sllhoueltc will
be published. Friday. \
Vacation Special
, . Mayflower'
Permanent Wave
week at the nummor hou^e, Forty-
Bevonth Street and Central Avenuo.
A group cameB down each week
and mud merriment IB t.'njoyod
. along tho beach. . j
Tho V.'-!ic« Jnno Stewart. Helen J
Stewart and C. H. Cameron, of
Frankford:- Henry T. Karn, Alfred
M. Baker, C. M. Dldlor. of Phila-
delphia; Mr. and MrB. Burton Kllno
nnd MIKB Juno Kllno. of WoBhlng-!
ton. D. C,; Mr«. Joseph C. Cox, j
Dobblu Cox ond Frank Co*, of •
Philadelphia, are Rue>U of Mru.'
Bonthatn, at tho Ottjiwa an Central {
Avenuo. ' • [
Sir. hnd MrB. Geogro Farf*ll. of j
Woodbury. Woro KUeBtx over the j }.
wtok end. -Mr. Farr«ll/ln an active ,
realtor with office ID Haddonflold,! "'
N. J. . | :
Mr. Norman Vdnnamnn. of Ocoan • :
X'low, «|wnt Sunday with Mr.I ;
Woolston hero. i •'
,. Mr. OhnrleB Gray, of West Phila-
delphia. Bpcnt tho week ond with ,
friends hero. ' i
MIUB Sophie Shuyer 1»IB returned I .
to IAH AnKelcn uftor enjoying M j
vacation hfro. • j
EIHIO E.'Hookor. of Detroit. Mich., j
iH.hfre for Iho month of AUKitot. i
I, S. Clark, who haa JUBt returned '
to rolunihiiK. Ohio, Biiya ho will [I,,
Whole
BV Kxp«rt Operators Only.
• - - B««utl»ul Laro«
• Vacation Special
Mayflower
Permanent Wave
By Ekfxrt Operator. Only
NO EXTRAS
Guaranteed 8 Montns Not Articled
by Ahampoolno or DalhlnQ.
ENTIRE
HEAD
A Woman's crown of glory, is a Mayflower Wave. Let your beauty dreams come true and yonr
htubands and JwetthcarU will rave 'and tell yon how beaotifnl yon look with yonr Mayflower
Wave. ' ' ' • • • • '
MAYFLOWER BEAUTY SHOPPE
183 S. NEW YORK AVENUE
Open Sundays' and' Evening*
Silk
I
These drtnei naft
^for $18,00 od —•
PalmBeadi
Clo4
$2.49 4 »*
Hv re lo an OBMIUIH
Ket the latest PitaT
Cloth—Value |f.|* Jf
White Dock
Sailor Styte-AI
Collegiate
Men's Nkhn:
All 8irtj in Iiaei, r
Atlantio City's Leading Beauty Parlor .
A full line of Hiria)
Men,.Womea ul "
at Cut WtB ;
New York
Open Ev«nlip '
FREE TRIPS TO
Brigantine Beach
Regular round trips, by comfortable busses and with-
out charge of any sort, are being made daily and Sunday
to Brigantine Bead)«-ans the public is cordially invited
to inspect this new^tfeen-front resort, connected with At-
lantic City by a rgommbth bridge and Boulevard.
The round trip requires two hours, and the time and
places where the company busses may be boarded,
lantic City by a mammoth bridge andf boulevard.
A FORTUNE A DAY j
Beachfront Investors Still Making It |
•^HERE are some beachfront buyers here during the past week have rnatfc I
Lsider or pessimist to believe. In fact-there is all probability that A,
might have been able to make twice this amount, but they are confronted wil
the fact of refusing^the first offers of profit, which appears hard to overcome wiA
the average individual.
• The next shift in beachfront buyers appears to be between 16th and 34th
yeaK V haS T^A toli ^ intJli i madicrami)le ^beachfront property^ an
gone from $100 per foot to $400 almost within a week. ^
25th and 27th Streets^ which someone will make a mce sum^n, if iaken
LEAVE ATLANTIC CITT:
Albany a&d Atlantic Avenues.^—'- .
•Texan ftnd Atlajdtic Avenues^. : —
KTortJi Caxolina ami AtlaAtig AvenU6ft-^—.
Malyland Avepui; and Boardwalk
10.00 A. M. . 2.00 -B, M, 4.00 )?. M.
10.08 A. M. 2.05 J?. M. 4.05 p. M.
10.15 A.M. 2.15)?. It 4.15 P.M.
10.25 A.k 2.25 P.M. 4.25 P.M.
Island Development Co.
. 90J Boardwalk and 1201 Atlantic Avenue
You should control some beachfront at once if but 50>eet and Wait for real re-i
'suits. • • • : . _ . . ... • •..;....•• '.• ::;;•«
Some people who have not made any of this money lately say, "Son«:i|
one will get stuck and carry the load for Years to come;" How could a resort 1
^irki^U. »„ uw_ll.. ;_ it.- *—t I ll t. 1 .1 .. '. . '• l -/• • i;i
niit ^different increased value on these tracts very hourrnot to^speakoTa coratlnj; and' fur-
h llk.lv nnd a broad boule- cv ery lot In thlH Btxtlon ha» nlnhlue afor tht clo»« of the pr«n-
«likely ont * r 1 B
I it a «ianaing oeyona )jr good •,OCO|,ODB brought moro. Tho ofllco or John J. Foster re-
» 70 S 0 P
)jr good •,OCO|,ODB brought moro.
b t i dd t a
)jr good ,OCO|,ODB brought moro. Tho ofllco or John J. Foster re
whlch baa been done up but no sniea.were recorded at a porm the followlnc sales: Ton
ime. . ]lesser figure, l" lu *" **"• na*A*tnm nn/nu,i k» tm*
dry would become
PAHADE
»of entries, the decorations
general arrangements ex-
w
jmiur event hold ln
i affording a pleasing dl-
In aeashore gayety. such
£Bnot be too highly valu-
drawing cards for the com-
' In which they are held.
o much, time cannot be
Id success
fctby parade, which In the from publication. Pluia Place I Alfrvd Gordon. Frankcndeld sold
»of entries the decorations ani1 • «• Wllaonal Apartmentn. | (Continued on page four)
|| Proposed Plan Will Be Discussed at Commissioners' Meeting Hert
Monday Afternoon; City Engineer Collison Ordered To Moke
.. Cost Estimate of Doing the Work
Drainage Problem and Curb Elevation Will Be Settled
I Tho extension of tho hard BUr- templated by the Commissioner*,
facing of the city streets will be ThlH utroot will be re paved with
taken .up for conuldoratlon at .the bard surfacing. . '
meotlnK or City Commissioners at Though the specific figures were
tho City Hall next Monday. It la not made public, Mr. Collison cal-
the. plan of tho Commissioners to culated tho work to cost about
I vxti'nd this paving an fur an con- 1350.000.' ,
dltlohH will permit. Other Improvements .that will
I Junt how much paving cnu bo probably come up for discussion
—• ^ complotod has not yet been deter- next Monday at the Commission^
It would take moro than toy balloons to ralwi thena young- m ' n'»•*•*• •*•*•«»«g \JUt.lMA.y yj. -i. my HB HUbmltted an estimate on along tho water front from Eighth
m rrii ii v—•' mi '• ' th'•> Pourteonth to Sov«nt«onth aeparato contract.'
!Y,_ . , . , , _ , . _ _ ,,.,, BlrvotH: Seventeenth Street from Tho city submitted an agree-
list Exceeded All Other Yean; Commercial Entries " Wi^ley to ABbury Avenues; Six- mont to the Pennsylvania Hall-
On, nf the Features " toenth Street from Wealey to As- road, after this company signified
bury Avenues; -Fifteenth Btroet nn Intention of filling ln the low
• from Ocean to Abbury Avenues; land which it owns between
Two FntnM Frnm Fnr-Awm, C-nlrnl AfnVn Eleventh Strtot from Ocean Ave- Eighth and Ninth Streets, be^
I WO Lntriea rrom rar,-/\Way V-enUal >\tnca nUB to Boardwalk; Moorlyn Ter- tweon the Thoroughfare and
: : ruco from Ocean Avonue to Board- Haven Avenue. Attention was
Tho baby parade, tho moat On tho float or tho ScaMhoro wa > k - " llcd H b ?n, lhO nS[JinS?i^ri.? > SJl
Kpectacular event of th» KeiiHOn. Homo for Bablc« appeared a little Uptown Streets MiiillfS h« ^5221,^525^^*
d th B d l k k d ^ f ^
dieted that tbe-QarJIen IoU would Company ^ James Franklin, trua- Pavilion. Many pen»n8 arriving rh7lr"pape;""cc7tume»''whlch"""iS Atlantic to" Asbu~r>
Association
llClfif^C
USUlCbb
making them not only a Poo Or- T h » Ocean City High Bchool
U^ h.i^.n. >._tin _i ...iH . u «w «« • .> u * mimhier tuHutlon U!lll end offlclully
ty. but a national affair, gankation Would Accomplish ,omorrow niornlnir when certln-
«ent of making them BO Mncj, for Themselves and City catea of credit will ho presented
tht ti will b ut a brief a&Hembly exerclne In the
(««ent of making them BO
ttre that entries will' be
bam many distant points.
"
for greater efforla next
I the baby parade should
Fully iwllevlnB that nn uwmcla;-
f B d l k rhnntK
Tomorrow's Session
Ejlds 5limmer School
'
Medals Will Be Awarded To High
School Pupils
catea of credit will ho presented
ut a brief a&Hembly exerclne In the
auditorium lo each orthe 450
HtudentB .enrolled In the varloun
coumco. by Principal Jamea
Stevens.-
Medala wlli ' bo awarded -to
'-id'as one of the events tlon of Boardwalk merchant* !»tUd6ntB, not yet named. In tho
Ocean City season • would develop Idea* and action* :,,,ui,ie, Ort education, BOWIIIB.
y . that would iM'M'ot the city nnil j phynclal tralnlnK and geometrical
• . themselvoB. stopu will ' be taken ,iVnwlnK I-UBBM.
_ _ -__,^« ' '» a few day*.to form tho Boavd- |n nddltlon to the 4B0 Btudot
THE PIHEMEN ' wnlk BUBlnewt MOII'K Aiuocliitloii. lalroady mont|ouei], who nro ror
,ht. A Blato or tentative nonilim-! tho mint part teachers, thore i
tu - . ,,. ,, «nt of School. Ocoan City, prlncl-
.through ignorance or der ^w'Jlk % « " " yJtordny! " Bertha n.-.Ka.n..««.!...»» pr.n-
V, will be found out. ..tho bualnotis people.on tbo walk clpa!._ Ncwurk Htato _ Normal
hhiS
bourB or
n ue to Board
Tho baby parade, tho moat On tho float or tho ScaMhoro wa > k - " llcd H b ?n, lhO nS[JinS?i^ri
Kpectacular event of th» KeiiHOn. Homo for Bablc« appeared a little Uptown Streets MiiillfS h« ^5221,^525
rtagod on th« Boardwalk, WUH tilteplng pickaninny and tanned Atlantic Avonuo from Blxth N|nth^and Eluhfh Street^^
held Under Ideal weather condl- baby or lighter hue. Street to North Street: Wesley. {« i •• ^}» ala uirrout
tlonH.laHt Wednesday^ morning.' Baby 166 greatly' enjoyed' the Avenuo from Blxth Street to ]
whereby Ocean City will set dl-.
I "The que8tlon of 'flrc Insurance Normal School; r
have a clear street for rates In one that should bo taken (Continued on
«- J- *L" ^ _. ^..liin Immediately and ettorta y
CITT MBWB
i »S Company
.f ,hn „„, Ball, „ I e i l l l l ^ P S l . !
hrough lgnoraDce or der Boor3WB|£ ""rtViiiittl^t' yi-atordny, Berthn R.'.Kal.n..n'HHlHtant prln-
. will be found out. "the. h'ualnotw penplo on Hie walk clpal. Ncwurk Htato Normal
Convor complains ' that huve been keen about an ortrun- School. »upcrvlKor of dcmotiBtra-
ere hampered this, week %£»>**% S'ten tat doll.!; "w.'T^izol. pr.nc.p,.!. Tren-
Hng an alarm by motor- ?^trlliutlon"«o»i« had to un»wer ton High School, junior high
violated this regulation, tne telephone. k«op an appoint- school.
• •-—. mont with thi' .lontlBt o.- run for No son C. Smith. «iipervl«lne
i tho B,1K train. No nrwmxlutlon principal. Lcpnla. education.
. ., . -• „„" Ji,.rt .iltlifiiit funrtu und Laura E. Woodward, InBtructor
tall motoriBU who ylo- JSp,""^-d" Ih* wtSSf work nntuVy rtudy. Uontelalr State Nor-
regulaUon. and BO bo ^hoiilc) bo pald.Boj —.—u _...
Kl«"nh!T~£ik-w3k: -.••"l-tod "A lattl. Tough Guy."
- The lino of march n« roped Salt Water Taffy Baby
off under the direction of tho po- JJ,^ 213,' Marie D« Freltaa. of
lice. A.great throng llnod the Oarwood. N. X. represented a
both' Hide* or thla thoroughfare to ••gait Water Tolly Baby." Nu-
calch a Blimp** of the parade. moro(is Bolt wnU'r tar/Ion wer
Tho parade Htartcd nt. Sovonth Htrun^ from thin costume. The Ir-
Strt^t-. Tbo partlclpantH marched renltitlble younKHlertt watching tho
to South of Tenth Ktrvet. Tho parade had a Jolly tlmo Btcallng
JndKea". MrB. M. E. Xl'hoUtonn. of tho tafflotf and eating them:
615 South Forty-ffluhth • Street. JJO. 1z, an a "aiadloll" and 7,
Philadelphia: Mrs. A. E. Margor- aB on "ERyptlan MIBK," attracted
. ' , favorable' attention.
. • . " ."MIB» Ocean Ctly." wa« No. 204.
I vy : 1 139. a Bweet tot In a coach, flirted
iJP v VftJ . 'fT*' outrageoUBly with Frank Stuart.
fcA»,«^Pf V •'• one or tho JudRea, Bobby and Tom-
ti 1 * rT£h \ • m' yappearcil ln a novel balloon
IK^ti.d^t. • ^_ #^k dluplay.
• t- , ••MIBH MooreHtown." 205. np-
'. peared In a red coach nlcoly trim-
. ! ini'd. Two floatB Hint woro very
attractive wore 31. which Bhowed
; two Bhmll BallorH piilllxK Cupid
' v i, with a BtrliiKod l»w on a float,
. and "Sprlnu." which WIIB a hand-
H^nioly trimmed coach.
" "Uttlu MIH« Muffct." M3. wan
" s^mowh it tlieil when uliV puKs«d
the JuilKt'ii .stand. She peeped
through ili'owHy eyoM to HOO what.
It -WIIM nil ahmit when HIIH.float
;" wiiti halteil. . '
j A .Quaker IIIIKH prt'Keiit offlcoru of tho
(.reaii mill tlm room will hnvo n Alumni ABKOclatlon nre^ W. K.
lureo "li'ii fireplace. A flrcplaeo i-vans, prouldeiit; MlBa Emily n.
will alxo ho Infilled In the HUH . L y ncl j' • wieretnry and^ trenBurcr.
purlor '""' James BtcvenB, chairman ot
Tho' dliiliiK ' room liau iargi! thu «^cutlvo conimlttco. •
French doorn i»p'onlnK Into u hal- •' '• '"-' '.
rony nn tin' ocean .sli|c. Tho . Ono boozer wan hoard to Bay:
ureakriitt room', 11 feet by 12 feet, "Why, thlttsh" key'n got a door on •
(("oiiiliiiii'il on PIIKP Four) It."
Winners of Baby Parade
First Prize • ' •
' Prottlcdt Baby, Lovlni; Oup. Alien Acncn Cornell, Philadelphia.
Bent Do'.orivted Coach, Irving Clip, Francos Bronmin, Ocean City.
Fancy Drense.il. LovInK Cup. Jano Mildred Fauneo. .
Finent Float, Loving Cup, Clarence Randolph Thompson.
Comic Section, Loving Cup, Malcolm R. Lovoll. Greenwich, Conn.
YounBiBt Baby. (8 weeks). Silver Mug. Billy Profit,'Philadelphia.
Fattest Baby, Silver Mug, Elulo Spatola, Ocean City.
Original Float, Pearl Handled Knife nnd Fork, Ira Scott .Johnson,
Ocean City. •
Se«qul-Contcnnla) Float, Moselle Butterworth, Philadelphia.
Second Prize
PrettleBt Baby. Bon not, Golden C, Young. Ocean City.
Bent Doeoratbd Coach, Pearl Necklace,-Boberta J. Byron', Elklns
Park.' • • •• .
Fancy Dramoil, Silver Necklace. Elalo Rebecca • Walker, Phila-
delphia. • • • '
"FlnnHt Float, Silk Socks, Jean Voaa, Ocean City.
Comic Section, Boat on Wheeta, Bobble and Frank'Coxr, Phlla-
delphlu. ' . - ' . . •
Youngest Baby. Droan, Marie Richards,. .
Fattest Baby, Silk Sock*. Lawrence Edw. Noplldg, Philadelphia.
Original Float. Bathing Suit. Maty Johnson, Philadelphia.
Special, Handkorchlefn, Hugh Boyd Smith, Ocean City.- -
Twins •' •
Joan ani| Mary OrolllB. Ocean City, Two Largo Do)In. '
Roue May and Ruth Ann Reed, Yonkers., N. Y.. Handkerculefu.
Helen May and William Otto Helmer, Philadelphia', BaBkot
. Novelties. ' • • '
Special
FARTHEST FROM. HOME:
Harold Booth. Central Africa, 12,000 tnllea rrbm Ocean City,
Bathing Suit.
Betty Booth, Central Africa, Bonnet . .
No. 21S. Salt Water TafTy dlrl, rode all night to get to parade,
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Paw Two OCJBAV CUT SEWS, OOEAH CUT, V. 7..
MAKE GREAT TUNA CATCH '
At-Th© Jack Mackonilo and Paul" Porry I tho cqulpmonl wan postponed Contral AvonuoJ being taken rrom loy "it
, _ • havo made this production a nconlc I until Monday. Tom Mix In "The tho roar end of a South Ocean City mining
•' I ~V^ f^^n% \ T*/*^ *T! K«m and ovory member of tho coat | Man Within," was-tho feature, trolley. A _numbor of tho South Cor tho fm
in Ocean City
"Introduce Mo" la not on)y Mac- A trip vln tho camera to tho plno
Lean's best picture,
HacXetm Prove* He Is Screen'! comedy ever produced
Best Comedian in ''Introduce Me" :: •
1 but tho (jreat- WOO i Iplcej, leaplni,' l chaauiH. h " bi behiic
• - . s Dancing Every
tlHhlns KraundH hut tunu H«hlnK ch.iue.l by a mean-eatliiK bear and I Daily Change |
la tho moat estcUlriK aport that I .lunullnir over nothlnKiiourf on ui
• Evening
have experienced. Itecently there rope'a-end. be reach** the peak I } ' of Program j
have been ttchoola ot thin vurlety | far ahead of hlx competitor*'. Bui Prlvato Instructions by
(
In thlH locallry."
hlH ilexcent of the mountain (ftpn | two Complete ShoWs Every |
Appointment
For many yuarH Mr. Patterxon everything In* thrllin niul lati^lm.
every I,, I,|M. hurry. uccldently rollx I Evening—7 and 9 |
Phone 988
Saturday with Captuln Cobb. The I hlniHeVf blmxelf Into a great Hnowball
debonair crlmlnul lawyer pre- whlrh which .... but bat would lie
uunttf a far different appearance I ulvlni; Klvlni; the- pi plot away.
In hi* n»hlni{ toe*. W)ien the| Onr>o4!e Opposite ^MacLean
In the lendtrlct
Attorney, or Philadelphia. sEWSt Stuff photo«rupher nuked Inix fi-mlnlne role.ln Anne Corn-
nnd Robert Mullln. AB»latant. t)lu the nu;irlt.|U> quartette to po,e. po^c- lor lor ,,,,„ him ,u. he j wll]| uhoxe petite beauty and rare
jobation OfOcer of the Phlludel- Inquired |I1(,U|rc(j If |f Mr. Putternon fritu-riioii .,,.. „ , ' I
tuna took hold of one hook. „ ^h" Uoodhlno Colony for |
threshlnit under the wave«. then I-wblc-Mlnded Mal.M will noon be |
leaping dear out of the water that enlarged by the addition of a two- •
theToabermen could Kct a .|ul» |Htor y hrlck dormitory, the con-
View of It. the fl»ti battled for fact Tor which nan been let and . :
freedom. At tlme« the Hah waa work on which will bocln In a
brought bealdo the boat, only to £« w ' ''iV"- .fart '«' the material •
again make a break for freedom. btl "K oa the K«ind. ;.
After 8truKEl|ng for more than an An appropriation of THK.000 ; i[
hour and twenty minutes, without wnH..nmdo for the bu Idlnir. A
apparently toning, strength or Patient^ at thh»-lnntltuilon. who .
dlml>mhlng Its- elforta. It finally ara of •} Io * cIl "" ) . LAZ
' • " ^
THEATRE
BOARDWALK
Bet. »th and 10th Streets
NOW SHOWING
broko tho Hue
.""".'ntally, are
Captain Cobb estimated the Huh I•'"
Program—V/ecU of August 3rd.
• The Seanson's Sensation ' . . • ' '•
"Drusilla With a MilUon"
• With Kenneth Harlan, Mary Carr and Priscilla Bonner. '
Illt! homo on tho IncreaHO, there being 1GG
iU_thla__tlmc
Aaherman-finally landed six. after
breaking several oak rodn at the
buttn and loidrig four hundred
feet of line.
. The largest of the flsh' landed
weighed 58 pounds and the xmall-
•eat 51 pounds. Tho average of
the catch WtH GG poundB. Deuplte
tbo fact that tho flBhormon wore
woolen Bngor stalls they bore
blisters from their labors.
Cumden. and hln brother. Wayne
Kraft; vlalted tho locality with
The Park Theatre
•'Tho Moorlyn'u Little Brother"
Location—On tin* l»o«rMwnik
lit 1'iurU Pine**, (b^twwn Third
and tth Hiri5otn.)
Attcactlori*— Kin« rhotopluyu
nnd (IOCHI MIIKIC.
'•" performsrtc**— Dully Mutlnh
tit 3 IV M. Kvunlnira 7.15 and
D.I 5.'
AdmlstlonMntlnflo, ISc to all.
ltit ,30c Children
Telephone—Ocuin City M'j.
-,^.M.n*—ntrcctlon G. W.
DON'T MISS
AT"
Hotel Flanders
Water Sport Show
Tonight'
Friday Evening, 8.30 P. M.
Tlie Dual SwimmlnK Meet between the Ocean
: Oty and WUdwood Life Guard*
Special Attraction
GREASY-POLE, SWIMMING AND OTHER
AQUATIC EVENTS
' • * *
. Anlmlmdnn—Adnlfa 80c—Children 25o. .
INTRODUCE
-ME
X streak of laughing lightning
and a bear of a comedyw-fal8o
, |
Patbe Heview
Fable* Topics of the Day
Specfal Added -Attractions
' ROYAL P. MAClEtLAH
Philadelphia's Noted Tenor !
- Stereoscopiks'
Screen ILateut Novelty, prov-
IllB that there,--IK a Fourth
Dlmenulon'. i
. . : :.. '_ . :_
. Monday-Tuesday |
Vlrslnla Valll Ui i
1DP THE LADDER
' and Chicago Bingo BUCCOWI
Added Attractions
Pathe Eeview Comedy
Coming!!!
The 3 Biggest Suiprises
of the Year!!!
MOORLYN THEATR
ATM. « The Brightegt gt Spo( Qn fhe fhe Boardwalk " v
(AT 8th. STREET)
Where The World's Best Pictures Have Their Premier Showing
Saturday, Monday & Tuesday, August 1-3-4.
The American Fflm Booking Office Presents - -
Added Attraction
A Hew Story of the "Face Makers" entitled "The Fast Male"
The Moorlyn New* No. 3
FaUe
WILLIAM POK
nuiwrt
A X a f
EAST md WEST
A • JOHN TORD
rHODUCTION
Extra Attraction,
Miss Edna Mae Llewellyn
Ocean City'» Premier Soprano Million
Special Feature
Ocean City's Own Hews Keel
Topics PatheNews
FOUR DAYS ONLY
Wed., Thurs, Fri. & Sat.. August .5-6-7-8—
. '; The William J?o* Super Production
"The Iron Horse"
With George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy, Will Walling.
Gladys Hnlette, 3. Barrel KaoPonald, Colin .Chate, ",.% l
Oharies Hewton, Delbert Mann, John Padjan, Charles ' •
• . . ' OltaBtey and Stanhop>Wheatoroft ,.,-Zt'
• * . : • • .. - , • .... i.i
. And a tremendous taut.totaling; 5,000 peopley inriiMtZ v
• •; •'. • •;•' . _ t h r e e t r i b e s o f ' I n d i a n s . ' •• •-.' •• :..••!;•'•!.
of Abrariam Lincoln.
Historical fapts. Wonderful Arills, action, vim 'arid 'pep.'•':?
rhmute with an enormous cast of tjonular stars. ; ; '' : '
' ' ' • " ' ' " • ' ' ; " ' • I ?T~ 77^" ''''< •ci'
Added Comedy
mcture
:
F«JUe To|>lc«
ant mlnliten from nni wh lch all Indli'H are cordially ln-
The «neral S l H vlted - Man y ""Wects of Intereat
The general public Is ate dlBCUluM.,| nt tncite .mcflt|nKB
' , , • .' and It lu a pleutuint way to ep^md
ugustine's Church aI \';I te ' rn ! >O1 K. Augustine's Church
!' /
aI \';
XT Avenue near Pour- Ep
Street. ' The Rev. * Thomnii at
tar rector. Masaea: Sun- come
ft ISO. 8, 9. and 10 A. M.; a=~
'yDornlnm at 7.30 o'clock. R-
U «-30. g, and 9.30 A. M.
Ifcry'i Chapel, - Second
snd Atlantic Avenue. Mass
Joseph's Church, Somern
at 8 o'clock Sunday
TrMty'Episcopal Chnrch
trtl Avenue and Eleventh
, The. Rev, Joseph XV.
. A. M., rector. Residence
toot to church. 10S3 Ccn-
Lnnae. Sundays: 7.4S A.
loly Communion every- Sun-
U0 A. M.. Sunday School.
'A. M., morning prayer and
V (Excepting the first Sun-
I the month.) 10.45 A. M.,
^Isy In month. Holy Com-
745 P. M.. VcBperB and
. 10.00. A- M., Salnf Days
Jf days. ' Tuesdays, Wo-
Oalid at 2 P. SI. in the t
"LITTLE
YTEA ROOM
St«h Street
-Qty.N.J(. .
I
Bervlco, Quality, Home
' Cooking-
, K. H. M.tthl.i, Prop. -
VE WITH
SAFETY
: at your
REXALL
DRUGSTORE
OF
GNES1A
PASTE
1 ** per cent True
;;«flk of Magneiia
Hatnral Color by
ing Stained Mm '
JfWithe. Your Teeth
*hem Hew Beanty
•;P*Vt Them White
Jweet. AcH Mouth and
*s Drug Store
:*4 Central Ave.
Now is the time, to have
yoar Stucco Work attended
to by master craftsmen.
We personally anpervise |
all work to tee that, it is f
executed the way you want |
' • ' -. • • I
We also do plastering and |
brick laying and would.be |
pleased to show you how. f
WEIX we do it. f
H. W. Bonham |
'1135 Bay Avenue . I
' I
Telephone 1124-JT I
' , * - ' • ' • " ' " • • ' . ' •
• • • " * • : • • ,
- ?^ Tt'' rtep ^nrorro/Uo^^ ^rr/U^^
who havu piiBHud beyond und lov-
*"K thoiiKhtH for those cntcrl'iK
w'rvlea Wednesdays ~nt n '° "'" !"mo sorno tlmo this' thin ' coming comlnic . month, month. | The. Conly Quurtot. connlKtliiK
12,00 noon, Bible school. August. Watch for further do-|,,r Florence Klnnalrd. noprano;.
7.30 l». M., cvenlnK Bervlco. '
when tho phetor will f{lvo an appreciation
of William Jonhlnsii
lll-ynn.
Hpeclal nnmlc under tho direction
of Clinton O. I^iwdcn.
H.v. C. iValt.ir Bhelloy, puutor.
»1 program for Hun-
Xdhodist £piscopal Chnroh Morninx "ervic'c-ioliB o'clock.
Ith Street nnd Control Avo- j. Comunlnn Hervlco (Kull) Lloyd.
Norman .Vincent Sargent, "yum. "JCHUH. I My Croim Huve
t. Sunday mornlnit wor- Token." •t
10.30 o'clock. Church Anthom. "Ahldn In Me. and I
«t 12.15 o'clock. EvenIni; I". Thee." Wolcott.
•at 7.ni-?."
WUK followed with nuic
Intnrext, and the BOIOII of Mr. W
II. Klllhnur. the well-l
tone, of I'hiludelphlii. >
enjoyed. : 4,vrvl)-e»
'. On account
iKutloriH.. In-
I tending -wordhippora are-.ur^cd to
| come early. Doom are .open one
. ." '.
Methodist Sammer Amiliary
. The regular m«^tlnii of tlw
Hunnni'r Auxiliary of the Metho.
(lljit Church occurred on Tuesday,
July -2K, at tho Hotel FlanderH,
ut :i o'clock, with 5I1H. CoKxabixm,
the pi'exldeiit. presiding. The follovlllB.
proKrum wiui viiill rendered:
I'liinolngueH. Mr.' Dale.
Solo. Mrs'.' Smith. ,
Iti'cltatlon. Mr«. Mercer.
. Iticltadonx, Gullelnia C. Ford.
An Inxplrlntj (ulU on "Co-operation"
-WUH Klven by Hev. S^. • V.
m : o
i in ••(, i l^'l«le: contralto- xolo.
acrmi'nl H»"«l-»'''ccl: posklude.
H !, »«""'•" K " r THEATRICAL DISPLAYS
. 25 years' practical oxperlonco In loadl&ff shops of tha
• country
7th and Asbnry Avenue - Oceanville
0CEAB CI.y.H. J. H. J.
i. WIIertolre."
"Olorla,"
Kexllval
". Evening Orsan
g J j K

mmk
XbgeFonr OCEAN OR HEWS, OCEAH (UTK, H. T.
Contract Let For
lin to E. M. Button.
It was owned by Edward M. But- reportod that several big deals or Hard Surfacing
ton. The price reported was 1525more
than ordinary Interest had
Beautiful Home
Keyhan Sales
per foot.
been made, nut the details were Under Consideration
The Keyhan Roalty Company
(Continued from Paffe Ono)
reported tho - following sales.
Two other pieces of beachfront not ready for publication.
Neither the purchase price nor tho
in the same locality- were sold by
(Continued from Pago Ono)
hntt 8 French doom.
buyers" name wan dlttclosed.
this office. One.piece of 50 foot
was for the account or W. C. Tomorrow's Session ridding the city of drain water af-
Thu kitchen, whon completed, Corner of Thirtieth Street Lundenborger. to, Charlotte S. Ends Summer School!tor a storm, especially In thocentwill
bo tho last word In modorn and Ocean Avenue, with riparian Cheater. Price. $425 per foot.
IIT or the city, has confronted the
convenience. Every essential Is rights.
planned wltb an eyo to labor wiv-
Fifty feet of beachfront, '.be- (Contlnued from Pago Ono) City Commissioners for many
ing-. This room will bo tiled.
One hundred Ofty. feet, corner tween nineteenth and Twentieth
years.. • •
Among tho modern conveniences
of Twelfth Street und Ocean Ave-
.Martha Downes, Instructor In
Streets, was sold for Esther Sum-
Installed In the kitchen will bo an
nue, with riparian rights. ner to Arthur DeMarls at the rate,
mathoroatlcs. Newark State, Nor-
The logical method of overcom-
oloctrlc regrigoralor.
Tlireo hundred root, corner 6f of (425 per foot.
mat School, arithmetic.
ing this condition la the placing
Elithteenth and Ocean Avenue.
O. Cavallaro. head of departor
drain pipes under the city
Midway to tho mKiond floor on
Velma H. Mould, lot 2815. block
streets. Tho cost of this work has
Two hundred feet, nt Twenty-
the main stairway-will be a IBTKO
C. Garden tract, to A. G. Chalmeluhtb
Street, with riparian
platform with French doors leaders,
of Allentown. Pa., for 12.450.
rights.
cal education.
I«T Into a balcony on, the ocean
aide or tho building.
One hundred feet, at Twcnty- SeUs Beachfront for $67,500 Meta Lnnicbeln. aKslslant superrlgbih
and Wesley, without ri- Some Idea, of the activity of the visor of physical education, West
Tbo second floor will contain parian rights. • ' market can be- known by the -fol- Hoboken, physical education.
4 bedrooms, a dressing room. 2
tiled baths and 2 tiled showere.
One hundred feet, on. WeHley
lowing bale of 150 feet of beach- E. Marcla Baldwin, associate In-
The baths and uhowers will bo In
between Nlnteenth und Twenfront,
beginning 100 feet north structor in pyacbology. Newark
different colored tile.
tieth. • •• .
of Twenty-second Street, for John State Normal School, psychology.
Fllty Feet on Wesley Avenue
M. Simon, of Philadelphia} to a Irwin B, Kom'erville, principal.
tyalds" rooms will be on th between. Sixteenth and Seven-
buyer not named. Mr. Mould had Rldgewood High, School, sclc.ico
third floor. • '. . • teenth
prepared an advertisement > onnnd
geocraphy.
Streets, .with rlpurlan
Tho construction will be o rights.
UVdnewliiy for this particular lot Frank H. Lloyd, Kiipervlsing prin-
brick and stucco with varlegatod One hundred fifteen' Iota In the
to be printed In this edition. cipal,. Leonurdo, geography and
. alate roof, with all copper Hash Gardens. ,
Thursday morning he called tho HlBtory of education.
• lncs, valleys, glitters and con
NEWS'
A tract between' Atlantic an NEWS' otnee und UHked for the I. ^" Edith R. Ilolirouich. instructor
ductors. '
Gull Road was xold und' resold
* ' The tvrrace floor on the ocean One hundred Ufteen feet.- Chel
side or tho house la to be laid with Place, corner of Chelueu I'lace and
Importod tile.
Ocean Avenue, with riparian
rights.
New Prices Recorded in Herbert S. Smith's Office
Eighty feet of beachfront be-
Real Estate Sales tween Twentieth and Twenty-first
Streets waa sold through ihe qf-
(Continued from Pago One) tlce of Herbert R. Smith. This of-
this plot to E. M. Button through llce also reported the following
the same office.
Hales, the plots Include riparian
Corner lot. Gull Road and At-rights:
66 2-3 reet on Wesley Ave-
' lantle Avenue, 65 feet by 100 feot. nue, between Twcnty-flmt • nnd
for H. Manley. of Philadelphia, to Twenty-Becond Ktreitu: 100 feet
Arthur 8hoemakur.
corner of Thirtieth Street: 100
Ten lots In tbo Heart or thefeet,
corner of Thirty-third Street
Clardens Tract, from Zoe-9.-Parls and 150 "feet "between' ' Thlrty-
to P. Klaus, of Philadelphia. thlnl und Thirty-fourth Streets.
Lots 1710. and 1711, on Ocean TIIIM olllce reported that It nan
Road, sold for Bert Gurretwon to Bold and renold u group of thir-
Mabel Moses.
teen lots on Crescent -Roml; In the
Lota 2502 to 2S17, inclusive. Gardens, Bvc tlmen within tieven
McLaughlun tract, to Nathan lei days. . .
Goff.
Eighty lots In the varlotiH nec-
• Three lota on Ocean Road, sold lions of.the Gardens.were Hold by
' for- Edward Hogan to Bert Gur- :bls office.
retson.
Lots 211E to 3122. McLaughlan Mould Sells Beachfront '
Tract. . '
Among the Haled reported by
-on Sea Spray Road, from E. M. he ofllce of ThoniuH W. Mould wan
Button to Zoo 8. Paris..
i 40-foot utrlp of beachfront lo-
. Lots 1701 to 1710. Inclusive, cated between Eighteenth and
Heart of tho Garden Tract, from Nineteenth Streets, extending
Thomas W. Mould to Zoe 8. Paris. 'ram Wesley Avenue. |6 trarry
- Lots 1370 to 1375. Inclusive, on ferron. of Vlnolanil. The riparian
Crescent Road; for James Frank- luhts are Included In thin .tract.
l ?. «• ''"»»'»Kn. insirucior
ad to be changed as the property I L n ,. Ell 5"f h - , N t Warlc State. Normal
had been sold. ^ y Tho coat of drainage from Asbury
Avenue on Eighth. Ninth
and Tenth.Streets was estimated
to be about $250,000.
Civic organliatlons and many
property owners, anxious to BCO
the hard surfacing extended, will
be pleased with the announcement
that thin, matter Is receiving the
consideration of the Commissioners.
Last Monday the Ocean City
Chamber of Commorce, In. a,communication,
suggested this work
be continued.
Little opposition' Is expected to
I School. EngllBh.
the plan. Last year many'prop-
Clara Levy. Instructor In 'his- erty owners thought tho cost of
ThlH olllce reported tho italu of tory, Newark State
ulx loin In the Heurt of th« Gar-
t Normal School, the pvg puvlng would bo too gKreat.
Af
dens tract, block 18. to II. D. history y and n clvlrn. cll |ter | experiencing p tho great Im-
Chmuberldln, of Lancaster. Pa. Ett Etta Donnhuy, helping teacher, J provement that ht resulted ltd r rrom the h
for S13.800. • '•
Morris County. English uad his-1 hard surfaced streets, and the In
Ainu lot* 1762. 1863. Heart of tory.
| creased vulue of their properties.
Marguerite - M:irquart, nupor- »t a comparatively little, coat.
the Gardenn tract, wax Hold for thevisor
of art In nlturnatlng schools. many of tho property owners op-
account of Beatrice Welker to Dr. Newark, druwlng.
posing tho plan'Iast yeaT requcat-
Charles H. Vull and Edwurd Ho-
Bun. The , price .of these IotH.
Lella F. Pay ton, Instructor |n!"
which are located on the corner of
Surf unrl Inlet Rnudt*. wuu not reported.
Old Timers'Inv««t '
Lam week marked the entry of
a number *of old-time residents of
Ocean City lino the- real entuu'
field. Some of* those persons hud
lUed here 'for a score of yearn, i
but- were always tluilil of buying j
"or fear of losing liurd-earned BUV-
IIKH. One Investor, who Htepped
nto' the ever-widening circle of
imut.ur real estate Investors, told
the reporter: "I huvu been living
:iere for twenty-nve years wnltliiR
lo see the bottom drop out of the
inurket. I um not going to wait
wenty-flve years and only .huvit
recollection of uhut I might huve
(1 'tho ComniUslonerB to extend
art. Thirteenth Avenue School.! •«* work this year.
Newark, drawing.
I It la doubtful, however. If all
Grace W. Engelx. Instructor In'the work Hubmltted by y the City y
Industrial dtil urtn, Nk Newark State J Ei Engineer g will.be illb attempted p d this i
Normal School, handwork. i year. The amount t contracted d for
Catherine M. ZlxKen, supervisor will be governed by tho legal
of muulc,
x.-Trfnton, prnvluiona ax provided In munlcl-
niiiHlc.
pul management.
Mary. I). Itutlibun, Instructor In
muulc, public UCIIOOIH, Trenton,
Big Dirigible Passes Over'
Mary-C. WHIIlock, aiuoclato In
clnthlnic, department' of home
had." Incidentally the tlrHt
thla man mude.waH pur-
conomlcH. UnlverMlty of UlnolH, | "P
/Ithin tlireo hour» ut a profit of
1,250. '
The office of Goetz and Knnnub
MOULD'S
WEEKLY SPECIALS
50ieet Ocean Front Between 36th and 37th. Both sides
011 ». u ». l *\ 1 Fishermen Had Luck Philadelphia,
• . In Delaware Bay the occasion. •
The Ladle,'
A party or Ocean City flahere. a
'eu at the
who Bpent thn day on tho Dolawaro
Bay.' returned last night
with 160 flsh, 81 croakers and 79 Avonue. on
weak Bsh.
'rom 3 to J
Those In the party wore: William
R. Reynolds, William Came- would enjoy
»l»r
ron, Nelson Brown. 1BOAC Shaner. bay. All
Charlie Shaner. Thoy loft at 7 aro Invited
o'clock yesterday morning from good time.
Reed's Beacb, in Captain Bolce's
boat, and coat lines In the Dela- Watch far K^
ware Bay.
During tho trip they had some Ocean Cltjr
experience with man-eating Bleit yt
sharks. One of the sharks.was touring car^ whfc»
cstlmatod to weight - about 2S0 to be speeding pe wS
pounds, tho party said. The ^toward
sharks did not attempt to attack
anyone but. merely observed. Tho car was
. . it . .- Atlantic City iT
yesterday mornlat
Mo.tor.Car Driver
tho Atlantlo OtT
Flee» After Collision reau. which Seat
legcd l ^
R. W. Hoffman., or Atlantic morning.
City, wan Injured early last Sunday
morning when bis machine ~~
turned turtle after, being struck
by another motor car. the driver,
of which Is unknown.
Hoffman was traveling rrom Sea
Isle City to Atlantic City. At
Thlrty-fqurth Street and Central
Avenue a car traveling In the
same direction struck Hoffman's
car. which turned over after striking
the curb. THIH wan about
2.30 a. m. The driver of tho
other car did not-stop. Tho only
clue to hlB Identity won a render
of an Eanex car which was torn
off by the collision.
Despite the early hour, about
u Hcore of cars'gathered nround
the spot in u few minutes. Police
Lieutenant Burman arrived a few
minuter after tho accident occur--
The lnjure' at about dltappeure.1 S.45 o'clock In th'-^'. •;'.•:/•'••.- I v - . ' ^ '
&V^'^«i ! «ffli'J&>;w'>^vJ-V;'-\ri>'k'^''. 1 :;^
Ocean City N. J.
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OCEAH OUT TOWB, OCEAH OrlY, H. X.
oday's Best Real Estate Buys
Every
Beach Fronts
We have beach front properties that should net you several thousands
in A short time, some plots are 50 feet, others are 100 feet.
We have 100 Feet Beach Front at 36th Street for $12.000, both sides
of Wesley Avenue, if sold today.
Asbury Avenue
We have a good business property, in the WGOLWQRTH BLOCK
that, will show about 8 per cent., owner will take large mortgage. Act
quick on this. -
5 room cottage for. : :._ _ _,._...L $3,500.00
6 room cottage on Anbury Avenue.......... $6,500.00
2 family apartment, furnished.... .'.. $10,500.00
2 family apartment, near beach .,.....'. $12,000.00
' . Come in and see us, we have good bargains.
STANLEY M. PONTIERE CO., Inc.
Real Estate : Insurance ^Mortgages
957 ASBURY AVENUE
CORNER PROPERTY
Ocean Avenue at Fourth Street
EAST C0EHEE
For Sale—Bargain
Splendid location for doctor or druggist
CONSULT
JULES R. LEDIG
Real Estate Insurance
333 Ocean Avenue
For a Real Bargain House
1245 Asbury Avenue
4 Stories .
IN THE BEST OF CONDITION
7 Bed Rooms—Including Basement Floor^Two Car Garage
Bath-Oas-Electricity—Heat and Hot Water
In the Heart of.the Business District •
$18,000.00
, • Financing Easy
MAX ZIMMERMAN
607 Eighth Street .
Pnone 1041
Are You Looking for Lots ini
McLaughlan-Conover Tract?
DELIVER THE GOODS.
^
REALTORS
this
EJ-
1604 Central Avenue
Two Story Detached Cottage, Separate
Garage
inane ed
J. C. O'CALLAGHAN
933 Asbury Avenue
For Quick Turnover
The wise real estate buyer who focuses his eyes on 34th
Street beach front property has them directed on the right
place. '-"...
It ifl one of the safest, surest and most profitable beach front ventures
ever offered for a speculative investment.' '. •
I have a few choice pieces in this section
HERBERT R. SMITH
Realtor
601 Eighth Street
For a Real Good Bargain
• ' • -3 farnily
Apartment • .
• ' very near
Boardwalk
$16,750
. WeU Financed
Inspection Invited • . .
Consult With • ' - '• ..
CLAYTON HAINES BRICK
ELMER JACK8ON PEARL . . '
REALTORS Ocean City, N. J.
411 Eighth Street
For Sale
Centrally located ocean front lot with riparian rights, improved
with 2 stores and 2 apartments only
$40,000.00
FOR QUICK SALE
8th & Atlantic Ave.
Ocean City, N. J.
Sign
Piece of Real Estate
Advertised on This Page is a
Special Value Offered for
Quick Sale Only!
Now is the Time To Get.
In the Real Estate Swim
A glance at the real estate
transfers published on another
page will give »n Idea of tho activity
of the Ocean City real estate
market. There U nothing
"OaBhy" about this. It.repre««nt»
bona ado transaction* and. •Olid
values. And there Is a reason for
this. • .
- People—residents as well as
outsiders—are Just' awakening to
the value of South Jersey real estate,
especially seashore property,
and they ' aro miking hasto to
snap up the big values which hava
heretofore boon passed by unnoticed.
There will b« no recession from .
these values, either, and the man
or woman who wants to get In as
near tho "around floor" as It is
possible to do now. will • be wise
to make their Investment*, attar
careful Investigation, without unnecessary
delay. " ' ,
' Soon the activity now centered
In Ocean City will extend to other
renortn dawn the coaiit.
100 Yards
From
Shopping
Districts
Corner Property
Accessible from three aide*
—food pnUio garage lite
—ground size, 70 x 90.
little cash needed.
$25,000
Shone 4a
Frank E Darby
REALTOR
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Oeonc%* M. WhHo Ljint] and * Improvement
Company fo Harry TMImun.
»t ux. il.oo. lyim 37. 3d, :i:i. in.
block 110, plan B. XVlldwood Junction
Holxh'tx. .
Ooorico it. Whlto Ijind nnd Improvement
Company to llobcrtu li.
Towni. . ll.lw. I-ou 30 to S». block 9.
auction 4, U'hllu.Uiro.
Michael Cook, et al.. to William A.
• Huune. et ux. $1,800. Truct contain-
Injr 3 acre*, 1 ir., and 17 p*r, irioro or
lii«a on Ktuit iildo Alain Hay Hhore
IU>ad opponlte latu residence i
Ham Douiruuut, doe'd., und be
Seek Recall of
Commissioners
at AvaJon
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cat mm, OCKMT COT, w. J.
Hove UMU- the Mayor and Commit.
Reported bom me o&d*l county reconb for the Ocean City Newt
Tho following la a list at Convoy- at corner in
».»>• ncosoatared vuturvu lor for record r l In- Ith the CCajw
of heir* of John
May County Clorfc's Ofiico from July IVbbJo V. h\*mlvr, «t n).. to Itobortu
iTlo July 17. 1935. Inclusive.
T. Krricaon. |6£6.6ti. Two tructa of.
City of Oc*an City
land on \V*»t aldo of road lending
UcLauffhMn-Conover Company to from r-Kuy Ueitlty Co. to Thornaw
J. Woodrow. Mr. J200. 'Uotft il mid
43,. Wlldwood Boulovurd Tract; pluti
1
Mirinirt
tifnc 'Personally shown at these store*
iKllliviJ hy tin »xfrom
th« Youfli A.nl 'Coin- Holbrook'm Drug" Store
. of St- Vork City, who
nupyrvlm* thi? uw»* 8th St and Boardwalk
OCEAN ory, n. J.
BABY PARADE PHOTOS
are now on sale at the
,;,i7 y rT^y^rT MOWEN STUDIO
Spick and Span
8* Street and Boanlwalk Approach
LAUNDRY
Sanitary Methods
'.. •• * Doors from Boardwalk
Eree Delivery
XV" Guard Against Loaa
4
420 West Avenue
Camera
OCE1A.N CITf. N. X
Men at
Your
Telephone
Mn. Maty Patterion .
Call
Phone 144-W . Prop.
Special Sale
cullty ami becauuc tlurt- wati no
•svldonce that he told th
lliuor.
- ... •' •• ' —OF—, ' •. •
SILKS
There would be n lot more.miccesuu>«
If people worVed as hard
u» they tnlk ubbut vorkiiu;. •
That which \* Keldom «ce" —
on u brick wall.
Jobbing Alterations
T. W. Wiikinson
Carpenter and Boflder
" 230 Central Avenue •
Pbono 787-J
OCEAN CTT7, S. J,
SPECIAL ATTESTION
Paid to ..
Hotel* and Boarding-Houses
.- Phone 2U-W •
. • Tot Qokk Delivery
NATHAN GREENSTEIN
' Wholc»ale Fruit and Produce-.
735 Asbtuy Avenne Andrews A Padflo Avenues
Ocean City, H.J. Wildwood, S. J.
D0HT PAIL tO STOP AT
Sheppard's Battery
SERVICE STATION
We Specklixe in Battery and Electrical Work v
8th and Aibnry Avenne . 0CEAB OTT, R. 3.
• • * ' • • " : ' • ' • : • • • • ' • i ' .
$1.75 quality of Silk Broadcloth in Pink and
White*36 inch, for...... : .. .........,..
$4.00 quality of Mohair, Black, Tan, Grey
and Brown, 40 inches, for.....'.......;....
$2.50 quality of Printed Crepe de Chine, 40
inches, for*.'.
$2.00
inches, quality of Printed Foulards, 36
for....
MaeMURRAY SILK SHOP
. Ocean City Titk and Trust Building
• »nr»t Moor, Arimry Avenue •
Quality considered, prices^ less here than elsewhere
Be
Beating, broom or »
cuum cleaner reonfti
only the dust frond*
uurface,. but the "
ods we use cotideai
to our reputatiaB M
modern and • > ffy
rug and carpet deaoen
Get in touch with a
for estimates. Wencd
each other.
Carpet and
Linoleum
pone By Expert
Your Satisfaction b
• Our Success ; :
TheG.&W.
Cleaning
Works
15 W WaMngfaa:
Avenue (Rear)
Coll 1007-W
for Berrtce •
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0CBAH CUT XEW8, 0CEAH QTY, H. 7.
The Chelsea Title and Guaranty
Announces That On and After August 1925
Guarantee ot the Paytnent of
On First Mortgages on Improved Real Estate
in:'Atlantic City and Immediate Vicinity
This Company gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the Public since it began business January 2, 1923,. This support has
enabled it to improve its service month by month and now encourages it to inaugurate this new service, believing that this service will not only
assist the Borrower and the Builder but will protect the Investor at the same time. It further believes that safe GUARANTEED
FIRST MORTGAGES will contribute materially to the more rapid upbuilding and progress of our city. All properties will be fairly and
conservatively appraised and the cost of the service will be reasonable. ••.-.. '
TO BE GUARANTEED,—MORTGAGES MUST NOT REPRESENT MORE THAN
60 PER CENT. OF THE APPRAISED VALUE OF THE PROPERTY AND NO
MORTGAGE ON UNIMPROVED PROPERTY WILL BE GUARANTEED, AS TO
THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST.
President, H, WALTER GILL
Vice President, JESSE B. THOMPSON
Vice President, WILLIAM F. SHAW
Solicitor, ALBERT C. ABBOTT .
ALBERT C. ABBOTT
CARLTON E. ADAMS
J. PRATT CRAMER .
EDWARD H. FRIEL
H. WALTER GILL
SAUL C. CORSON
HARRY GOTTLIEB
FRANK P. GRAVATT
Phone. Marine 5150
HENRY HALPERN
RALPH R. HARCOURT
CHAS. H. HARRISON
LINUS A. KELLY
ABRAHAM J. LEVIN
JOHNMURTLAND :'•
JACOB C: MYERS
SEYMOUR D. PERCIVAL
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
Secretary, LINUS r\. KELLY -"
Treasurer, CHELSEA NATIONAL BANK
Title Officer, WILLIAM G. LAMBERT
Ass't Secretary, DAVID E..GARDINER
CHARLES S. PRYOR
RICHARD H. ROBERTSON
JOSEPH W. SALUS
MORRIS J. SASLAFF
LEWISP.$COTT
JOSEPH SHAPIRO
WILLIAM F.SHAW
FRANK J; SIRACL c \
NEWTON-SPENCE
ALBERT C. STEPHANY
JESSE B. THOMPSON
RAYMOND P. THOMPSON
FRANK WALSH
HARRY WEINMAN
GORDON WILLIAMS
WILBUR ZIMMERMAN .
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(To "Be'continued)
• My little school room was almost
moat surrounded by gloss slam and 1WJ0 Hodcl
tboraforo thoreforo. w was constantly ttl filled Customer: "to that non-broakwith'
sunshlno and light. I mado abl « «•««• 'n that wlndsbloIdT
•uuncti monda.
Leaving the Old. Days Behind
••Can' ?Su *o v w, £. nd h0 *" *° n0 ' ChDt - * *«*»* •»vh5 .taSi. reeaTinr
mn i "" *£° 1 ?l! 1>ne " 11 . Por ldto tn8 nl * ht - I Mt'by tho clpe " ond hlnt » on h °" to bcaubh?r
kIn?»°V • ' ° thr '»y- rf lndo w. lookin* out on tho gar- »"y thoir bomoa. I helped Thorn
bbly kind? \ - • den where Curtlsa had Bret hold tr >r n « w loved my work. It not only cm-
. a,!!!,,., braced the yountrotora thvmsclvva.
but reached Into tbo homes and
' . . my He tie school room became the
confessional for all nolsbborhood
disagreements and petty Btrlfo.
Tho mothers,.as tnoy came for
fellow at a dance."
• their offsprings, would stop and
-*nd ho Waa gone.
chat. I bogaa saving simple re-
F It h l
•«««• I bad HHlo tlnlo
and I from tbo.hammock, lay gal cd to tii. ^Tbiuh «Z, -
in* ^lJ ny 8t " r thot *""> W» Bt «»0 »««er tto Ch of ChrT
on acolyto accompanying tho caroU.had becomo pan of
moon. Thon Bob'a voice can to night.
me through the dark. . H. run •_.,_ ...
grre. rl fd to o^ lc r °z iSoSr^ ^"SiS?
•ITT rf ii V v. i y tnat "rikw an unswtrinir olBneat P
dlvWuM JudJo aBk -^ otla °?« '" : chord w h«" *» meet tho ONE &£ H"'"* ""»

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PERSONALS
resort.
Miss Betty McCotter U spend-1 to "hi? nam"o""a*fter'
nls new car.
Monday evening;.
«"'r Kr Harry MHlerTor Andu^ »•«. wore served and a nro-
OQB» CCTJgffiBl OCKAM OTT,». J.
« T. turned to Olenslde. Pa., after
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hiaton and J spending a week with Mrs. I
Trontlo and Mr
at 617 Central Avenne.
d^hiaT.VVT.at.nr iK£ £m7 tZT lnl
hero for a short period
mothor at Penn'a Creek. Pa.
Mrs Mrs. Charles Chrl Bowkor- B k and chll- fe.wor fe Rlhl Rolchley hhas
• recently lost
dren, of HlRhtstown. are spending his father •
their vacation In thl» resort. James-Austin, who In connected
Mr. and Mrs. O«orge E. Stow- with tho jras company at Ilemn
art. of Morton, were sueaU of stead. L. I. spent the week enrt
Mrs. MageJo Lake lost week. with hl» family at their home on
Mr. and Mrs. Ouatave F. Morn- Central Avenue. / l . "
hlnwesr. of Sea Isle City, spent FYank Roller, of PhlludilDhln
Monday evening with frlonda.. who In otaylnR at Mrs Shock. 1 !.-on
Dr. Helen B. Conway and Miss Anbury Avenue, entortnlaed Helen
Kotbarlne Conway are week-end Fisher, of Atlantic City, at dinner
visitors s with ith Mrs. Mary Miller. yesterday evening.
Mr d Mr Cyr11
nt ?" " ^o^n f Mr nd M WllM
Mr !. ?"t d Mr "- Cyr11 ^o^n- of 'Mr. and Mm. Waller' McCorklv
Philadelphia, nro Waiting with huv« returned to Ocean City after
Mrs. Mary Miller at her Wesloy a delightful motor rim to Ocean
\rir-p OmO y Miller at her Wesloy a delightful motor rim to Ocean
\rir-p
' t A „ , City. Md.. and report the rouds
• Mlsa Emma Lee and Mrs. J. In xplondld condition.
Qlovcr/otW:oodbuy M M
OmO ' t A „ , City. Md.. and report the rouds
• Mlsa Emma Lee and Mrs. J. In xplondld condition.
Qlovcr./ot_W:oodbury, are among Mr. and Mrs. -Harvey GolT of
tho summor visitors horo for a Wllmlncton. Del.-.arc BpendliiB a
« ""i'^J „ „. . " hort ""y wlth Mr - Go «'« Parent,,.
v „ I'II,, w - Oulld - " h ° ha8 •»«•> Mr. and Mm. Hnlph L. Goff,
very ill for some time. Is now Eighth nhil Wrsliyr Avenue.
S,°7* 1 , re"'« Avenue, on Fourr
'""' Slrcct -
Wexlcy Adams and wife «pen*
tho w
. «'k end with Mm. Adam's
ParenU. Mr. und Mrs. Ou»tave
MornhJnwejf. of Seu THIC Clly
s
«a»e Councillor. Mrs. .Louise B.
Powell, of Atlantic City nnd
Sla
"> "ecn-tary. • MIHB Salllo XV
t ^ ^ Mra.-William Lake njiil MM'
Albert Cllbcrt. of thlH-r.'B')rr "it
tended n meetlric of the Daughter*
I of Amerlcu at Cedurvllle, on Wedni taken by
rn on South Jersey beaches M«K«!hMl« WBH *« ««•-*»•» *>mitkrt AH iho
Rico on tbe giant dl- director ror Ocean City, and made P
shrubs and flowers running rlglble. Los Angeles, on 'the two a complete story of the class. Ex- for Ir there Is an element of doubt I were on sale. ' '
k A. t.. . » »«. stretch of water. ' • _.
The coast guard atatlona along.
went from class to class, all of llhe Jnla» had started. Crews from.
From Egg Harbor Inlet to Chelsea
tbe swlmnier made good pxa*£~
i made In tb« P««t
St. Ocean city, N. *. ror
as second doss matter.
. • Ernoflt M. Kent, realtor,
reporU $115,000 UH'thn Halo.
piico ror . tho building, at
Sovonth " . . .
Avontlo wnicn no. HOKI IU
Gnorgu AInyora. or Prldgeton,
for Mra. Emmu.Schuff. whp.
now- reBldcB In tho .building.
Tho Btruc'turo ha« it frontn»o
of 100 foot, 8 Inches on
Anbury Avenuo and 100 foot
on Seventh Street. It lu two
stotieB high and contnliut a
bakery, four atorcB, and nvo
apartments.
Mru. Schuff will vncato
tho premlBCM on September
21. • • - . • • ' , .'
tha Idea or thu theatre management
giving tho entertainment
with lid other motlvo than to
"JUHt Klvo KM orcan recital for.
notlihiK.'- Ho ludlcatod that It
WOB Blmply a WCIIRO UW»I to brine
an opon Sunday, which will not
be countenanced by the City ConihilBBlonoim.
It won labeled an ailvorttBlng
scheme. ' * •
City Solicitor. BOBWCII stated Ir
the management attempted, another
concert progecutlou would
follow.
ten" and unablo to explain
the pS-ewmco of many ompty
bottlcu, JUHtlco Wuve decided
tbntWtovo Bhoultl pay
tho Court a $3S fine or rcnuilu
In Jail until tho fine '
was paid. Stevo was taken
back to his cell shaking hlH
head and declaring," It's all
a vast mistake."
Jersey City Normal School, ad-
southern end of the city. Here
faculty and the B ?«>n> b| y|hounrwaa"able'''to battle during"
derived from their VIBII. The plea- condulon -
»ure of the-occaxlon was addeed In Water Eight Hours
to by FranclK achiipert who play- ulai) MelUnor had pIanned to.
rangod that both expruwi ami local next yeiir. Hu ututed thut many
^^^ this mutter of purkx, Rharfo.
ctreetB; uhrubu and flowem
Ocean City folk« will low'
mr by taklnc a lear frorii AH-
's bookH. . Land BIUWM not
deemed w> valuablo that
tn-of It cannot.-be Hpat'ci)
obllc UW.K and to wrvi- an u
[roand to brlue out tin*
3 of the homiK, hotelx nnd
|W of th« reHort. No better
hnent than thin can potwlbly
ade, anil In building up the
rtectlonn or Ocean City thin
!f.of landbcapu beuutlQciitlon
•fide MrcctB tihould be kept
snly In mind, and w.horever
IS. not been applied in the
'•ectlons and can be done.
If only In small spotH, It
•I fw. j/.«» ' »» -._iM doubly
BATHEBS It
Is ucarcely a day goes' by I honor*. J
... ... . ,. . (umttitlven.
Mthera protection and that
can do little leas than co-
---.'with "the city for their
protection by keeping out ol'
'ater after o hearty meal ami
ngat nil times whore they
Under tho protection or the
n*rd
JBAN CITY NEWS
"^Every Tuesday. hnd_>"rl-
y ^ fflw^'r 1 ^'!! ;ra{!:rK. f0 .^V:i!Hrrh.1,'t55:'
hourly eoniH'ttlmm to CumnVn antl bratlnn, which will murk'the one
iMlldlhl l ' l t i n
_ . _ , 1, „ « j i ». j. _i • Tot j y on Ietu
439 Feet; Local.Champ loses Conduct Entertainment Stopped or particular Impnrltmce to ileiice, will liuve n fur-reuchliiK ef-
Contest By J Seven cvc Feet By Direction of City Solicitor . thoyc ilc«lrliiB jli-lii)»-'truvHln U«> r,.ct In ci>iiii-nlliig belter' iimi.-r-
° " "- . * „"• iwirlor cur.wr\lci'nl a HllKht t'.xtra Kiunillni; unit rclutloimhlp uiuoiiK
' . fart 1 .. Heri- tin- iialioit IH IIrfniilcil tin- nittloiiH oi the world, he Hint-
Stelwagon Wins Honors Was Called Publicity Stunt ^IZ,^'^;^,^^. '"M,H. K,,^,,, WI p^,,,,,,,
' r "~ - Llutvooil mill KOIIHTH Tolnf. or tin; ll(i»ten« Lenuue. i>r Oceini
Hii'roM Ix!iilz, nl' this illy. PolUe 'Ciiiiiniti Mai pie. 'net Inc. Otwiui City IK HIIIK afforileil city, lit n brier, but lutei-i'HtliiK.
flni»heil H. < onil in the ln'Ht nvi'i'iiKi 4 uililer tin- ailiiiv or Clly Sollcltrn- in.t nipolll.in KIM-VICC at i>o|iulnr talk eiuliiixi'irilii' work of Ihi'Seaof
tliM'o-caxlH event In tin- nim- Ainln-w B'jxu'ell, t'olil Jobn . I'. pricfH. ' .. • ' >iliorc Buiiiiuer- Home (or Hublen.
INK tournament IH-III by tlio Ocean Hiinkin, iiiatiiiRer ol. the Plazii Kxti'ii»lvi> ndvei't-lHlni; of tin One Hlatemeiit uhe inmle that will
City FlahliiB Chili und the Thealii.'. Hie llnaiilwnlk between boardwalk in hnimlwulk •route inohably ri'iaahi Innll In tin' K»>-
Aiiiilcin' Club nr Oi'ian City. Sal- Ninth iijuL.TiMilh Si.rei'tK. Kiimlay ItiiiiKH the iiuinc ami attrlhlitPH ol niorli'H or.the U^lenern wan "ChlM
lirdiiy mninliiK at Fifty-nlnlli •••.'I'HIIJI;, 'hat the fni- or«an ri^ Ocean. City to the attention or cure IK builillnu for eternity."
Slreot and thu lii'iuii Fieil Bemer. i-ltal. ncheilulf to I(i-Kl" "I R-'-'O Ilio'imandH. The iittracliviy nip ' Prorewajr J. O. Dalley. nl'Phllnof
tlio'lJinir Iflunil VIKIIIIIK Club, o'clock tlmt .i.'Vi-iiliiK"eoulil .not.BO frotji Atlantic City ucronn tht,. ilelphla, noted WIIIK -writer, lentook
tlrnt Dlaee iinionjr the Claw A ou. aecorilliiK t'> Itankin In an in- mradowH, tliioucli tho.. plm> and. dereil Koine nelcctUuiH thut ho had
contentuntH for thlu event, with a tervlow yi-Htcrilny. . •' . oak IwltH-uud acrowi Great EKK written. He ulna umdo u Hhorl
^«i nf' i'l5 fw.t 8 Inchw Fddlo Hiinkln wild that h.t had n•- »
Harry BtelwaRon. of • tho Al>- hc \htvw opim
Club, made
t),e door* to the In addition there nro pleasure Indian Miss Among
BUke trouble ' for the life piacc» respectively. ' . . Bign> he sold, and put It over the
Is or else take his or her lire. Toe Ocean City Clul> cumo to .original announcement out«ldo
elr own bands and sometlmcB tho fore- uealn when George F. llHo theatre. Tho new sign' read
fatal results.- Bauer, Jr., won Hccond pliieo Inloij followu:
.dty pays for life guardH to th. Cla»j KJV^} «*•*. >»",""£!" C ^ ' ^ - ^ S " ^ ' ^
of thrt;, CUHlfl Flrilt vtacc prohlbltK
w won by Howard Biuchell. of cert." crt.
irownlngs pit Ocean City'B the Dover D FlHhlni? Flhl Club. Clb ' Fred Fd There WUH a border a( crepe
i ts kept at ouch a. low rate. Llndnucr, of Wlldwood, took first uhoiit thin powter.
...ottothecuroorthebath- P.- in C,rwCo ,,o wan the Ha-Wh, m^»«»«V thf »^
oot ^always to the Bafoty of ? H
(Continued on
Schuff Property Sold
y 0^ui« and hIH . v"ra"o cLt orKai. recital (Frederick. KI.JK«-
»«cn. but. to the activity of WM 372 feet 2 1-!! Inelics. ley wan to have been the organist*
^guard^ho often have to wlmltrlf of cn^ » In tho -b^^aS'su,,^ Jhow?^
bathora to wifoty. Hucand event were M. pucld and pft,;, urtm|BB|onB. »„ Baid he could
4 the man drowned laat Ooorce F, Bauer, Jr.. « ot " 0I Thoae In the parly were: J. X
boutB belnK Hccured within cloiu.proximity
to the trolley ntatloim
alone thu Bay front.' -
Cam are. operated out of Ocean
City at KlKhtli Street and the
Boardwalk every , 20 mlnutCB,
HtopH.bcliiB made at all cromi avc-
(Coutlnued on Page Ten)
A Vast Mistake.
LaHt Monday mornlnc
Stovo PrlRjsn. -IK, colored,',of
737 Went Aveiitiiv, rear, win
•fore JiiHtleo Waro
Mot seu 'the difference botween a .IIIUIKCII with hclnpr an un-
at Flftcmith Street, been Ocean City, and Charld Atklimon. (fl,e concoft at tho Municipal Pier dcxlrablo portion. Tho police
Jg where tbo beach WUB pro- of AboecoH. . on Sunday cvenhiK and a free.or- . Interrupted a poker came In
1,. hla life would no jloubt . jjoy Hutan, of the AiiElerit' gan recital nt the Plaza Theutre. ' Stovo'n home the picvlouu'
been saved. . ' Club, of Oconn. City, took the "Wo will KO In heavily to flml nvenlnc. Under tho grilling of
. Chlof Johnkon. PrIj;K admit-
: . lo KOI inem.' uaid ted thnt hlH wire wnn Irvine
Itankln. Ho will nhow a note on
tlio Bcreen nt each performance,
in. Philadelphia.. When Ciller
hu continued, BtatltiK that the
JoIniKon niilzzcd him rcmanaKcmont
reKreta that-tho City
KUiirdlnpr n colored belle
Solicitor prohibited them -clvlni; that wan llvlnu with him.
patronB a free Sunday ovonlng or^ - who clnliiicd that Stevo wan
Kim recital, clnlmlnit they violat- . her man." ' Stevo vehemently
ed tho Ocean City bltio,lawB. denied thin Htateniont.' "If
ml«tako." Admitting ho pro-
b "' whtn . c «* ch Corner noticed
'Sa'vltK. principal, alaiwboro State thut no »u"abld landing place had
Normnl School: Minn Hurrlet Hnw.- heen erected, ho directed her to.
ley. Kecretary: ChurK-u' A. Phil- »wlm to the Iwuch In tbe vicinity .
hnwer, nK«lHtunt principal and or tho Beach Patrol tent at Mh)uiipervisbr
of demonmratlonleneh- Mluulppl Avenue. •
Ink'. Hiip.Tvlnhm; principal. W.i.t- Shu landed on tho beach'at Atneld:
Helen A. Anielxi'ii, uilplnp; Inn tic City at r..«5 p. M.. JiiHt «xteaeher.
Cniuden County: Sara uctly'ulKht IIO'III-H after uhc entered
M. Iluchen. bend of department or the mirr at Ocean City.
hlHtory. ItlrtRuwnod' Hlt;h Krhool: "t nm all rlRht," Hhe declared
Frederick ProMeh. Jr.. mid wife, with a ttnille. liw ihv Atlantic City
liiHlnii'tor In phyiilial ediiiallon, life.' KiiardH rnvered her with
Clastiliorn Slnle Noninil School; blankt-tB. After poxlnu foi 1 u bat-
Maiy !».'. Wucheror. mwlulant «'ry of camera men nnd nnnwerintt
HiipervlHor or phynlnil tniliilnc. the qui'KtloiiH or in-WHpaper men,
public. ncluwilH, llayoniie; Minnie "he ran. ulth evident dellKht that
O. WnoilhiB, teai'hir.. Wiwhingtnii ""«' nccoiiipllnhi'il her ta»k. to u.
HCIK'MII, WiHtllefil: Jinn T. Milch- " e »>' l ; y balh l louw> . where Bho
ell. anxlKlaiit 'wipervlnnr or art. nnBtlly dunned her Ht.reet attlro.
public WIIKMIIB. Newark:-Chaiiott.- . n "">iK tho «wlm ut frequent,
lerrkner. IiiBtructor In IndiiHtriui int«rvttl«- Khi. mirlook or broth. •
ait. ClnHHlmro . Stuto . Normal 2. ,. n _"' 1 rot * c '\ Shu was
S i
: ^ " h ^ r1 r aOt : Iat ' O
manHhlp. GlaHHbnyo State Normal
School: Daniel n. Hodgdon:-Now
MIBS Mciticner In a uplendid typo
among thoue
r.^l,inr
Kerby. or Philadelphia. MlHH JO-
Beph 1B a Seminolu Indian. Both : I negotiating tho Bwlm. which waa
Hh« nnd MIKII Kerby will remain rUnmhrr'ni fjiramerce ejtlmated to be about IB miles by
here for the «canon.
Other dlHtnnfvlBltorii nro MIBH
Chamber pt Commerce tho coume which Bhe waa rorco.l
Allco Lawlor. ot 371 ElKhtennth .Boosts Paving Program to rollow.by tho tldcw, but next to
thc w
Street, and MK Mrtry Holcomb.
» 'n' what pleaucd mont wiw
of 1626 KhinlcldTinlc Avenue, A comniunlcallon from •' the
Milwaukee. WIH.- '
1
tn0 wonderful chicken waft)o din*
ocean City Chamber of Commerce (Continuod on Page Ten)
waw wa ra read at th the meeting g
W. H. WlllluniK. of 31G Summit city . CommlHulonnrH yoHtorday
or the
Partv
'
at Gimmimitv
:: —
Street, reet. PlttHhurB. PlttBhurg, who .la IH protnl- promt- commcMidliiR comiiicMidliiR the CommlHHionerH CommlBBionerH d P'
""* * • - JJ , , T, jf. ^L %,
ncnt In tlmt city, ba« come hero ror the paving program which re- Hall a Success
aituln thlu BoaBOti with.bin family, milted In many of the BtreetB bo- - • • •
Hi- In iiccuBtomed to come here- [nx hard vurraced loBt year. Call-
On Friday pvenlnc-lant n numvnch
KcaHnn and Bay« that he IB inn attention to tho beneat al- 1|01 ' "' South Ocean City rolkVi
now looking about ror a BUltable r^udy derived front thin program, donned all BOIIB of queer eoBtumeK
home BO that he may -llvo hern th Chamber of Commerce BUR- and bled them lo the. Community
permanently. . ^exled that a Blmllar program bi> Hull, at Fifty-third Street. Tho
• ::-'• arranged, to evtend tlio hurd Bur- a.ffalr waa the annual' coBtumu
O*L< SwirttjiWnT Prwitinn ' fiiclni?/ . party of the South Ooe.in City Im-
WIS aeoretanal TOSiaon , ______..__ provoment Aiuioclntlon and a' great
„ ., " "', ,v .•. • " affair It was. ThouKh not B»
Mr« Knfherlnc SlmpHOji Hohl- pass Sidewall? Ordinance largely attended, an wa» expected.
field has accepted a POflltlqn a« * . ^ ^ thei.o waB a goodly number of
necrotary with Frunk G. ZImmm-- •0nllnaneo~rnaklnK a city t >m » u > '» cOBtnmn.on hand to
!?„£' ail ."f5 w ,,n..^ V^ .i..L ncrnilt noceaBary for tho removal. nlufe0 «>«> «""'»• i$,

i|f|8!l||f'
Sun Two
OCEAH CUT HEWS, OCEAH Cltx, H. 3.
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3;
:eontin<
you cannot Rive inoTlH. thlnmi I Ouo»t: "Quite BOIIIM boy you
love Bomance of One of Ward Beam's Mo»t Perfect Fhyaical III-HII-.-. un.l I would make you h " v " there. DIM. \vimt do you
Specimens Dashed on the Bocks of Incompatibility; Propinquity ^«'t".«"y 1 " lhaI>py «"» thl » " c " up"* ""' '' O "" Kr
Gbrious Month of hSt^
at the Seashore.- v
Make reservations now for d
Labor Day at special rahj
Stop at one of the finest
ducted hotels on the Jersey co
Spotlessly Glean—Supreme Smicr
All Departments ,
Correspondence invited for after Labor Day reservations
For the week end—or any time it's . ,'
HOTEL STRAND f
PATTL M. SPIECKEH
Ownership-Management
OCEAN CITY N. J.
• Phone 780
g
or both, waa broken off. former. Tho Junior Hoi comix- had
When their engaKomont wan little difficulty In ttettlnit vxcl-
Brut announced there won much "•'>»* JObn In the movleu. But while
tlOd rubbln r h d n'» "reRlstry " beror« thu .c-ameru
ih i
"uni'v conmacraniu reputation j xo a "taff • reporter of the
yeum ago. UB.U vuudevlllo per-' NEWS. Frank K l'lilllpn. illr*c-
l° r . m - t ' r ii.J.!l°A Ua . l ? r i'?!f""' lK '. ha . d i tor nt thl> BfPhlc artB coumo. OUR GRAND-DADS!
Bxplalnnl the tlllfer.-nt purpones
of (he varloun counu'a In printing. !
There- ur • three' dlntlnct '
tbelr friends and many- warm might weir hale been envied byicourKeir met ho,In of '. teaching''
"Oh's!" and "Ah's!" from ' by- le4 Eunene- which hau been enuruv.ii u ile-
So far as phyglcal endowment g"" 10 .*". Arl . hur ,. Su)£ ""' „ Jo « e « >h H| K n - *» ma "y c ? lora as desired
rwedt. each rang th« b«ll of perfec- Noi-ju^t and Arthur Hyatt Hoi- may b« utwd In the prlntluB but |
Jtiou. Tho youthful Htrona taau con 'l>e w o» publicly upplaudud for a neparute block muHt be uned forj
ana the lovely girl or seashore 1 h .' l !, 1 ' kl " 'j 1 •J uc , h J" U Jj t "" wMght ' e f ch eolor \ T ht> ontlre « o » r '"-* tn :
famo also possessed other factors ""'"K and steel-bending. eludes deulitnlnK. enKravlne nnd
-calculated to please the eugenics. His hobbles were largely within printing. This course Is one of the
who foresaw In BUch an alliance tho realm df sports, and hl» ""no*' popular taught In, the local
tha consummation of their wildest avidity for wrestling, -boxlne. summer school. •
•dreams of complementary domes' swimming and.tennis would have Several students enrolled In the
. tlclty. • . put to Bbafcne tbe'Greclan dlvJnlty Kraphle art courses are from dls-
• And then—to the' chagrin of from whom he derived his nick- *ant parts, of the country. There
• everyone but the two principals-^ name. In addition, he collected are two from Alabama, one from
It went "cold," and curious people Indian relics and trophies of the Georgia, live from -Pennsylvania
the country over are racking their Kreat outdoors. His curios of tbls and about twenty from New Jer-
bralns with the Incessant query: sort were reflected In bis. reading, "ey.- All members of the practical
-WhyT" The answer Is as amus- which centered In tales of the and • "methods classes are em-
Ing and astonishing as It Is pal- noutaln ranges and melodramatic Ployed as teachers or printing In
liable. "We Just couldn't-'click', " adventures In the Pur Morthwest, their respective localltl.es. Several
respond Ven\is and Appollo when The pet Apollo had a strong dash appllcatlona for.printing teachers
their acquaintances Insist on * ot wholesome small boy in him. hnvo been received from various
'reply to the perplexing riddle. his Mends aver. . school superintendents but to all
Tho explosion of the Lembacber- Hud they not entered the Now | or them Dlrectoi" Phillips In com-
"Ilblcombe romance Is an interest- York contest, unknown to on6:P e " c d to send word that none or
Jng example of the ra.ct that the another, Venun Lemhacher and j his student* are Heeklng a Hltua-
«Iynamo or follclty • cannot run Apollo might nover havo been ;tlon_for tbo coming year,
without the spark of lovo. Stroll brought face to race In the' gtrlk- ! The printing outfit In. the Ocean
along the street any duy and ol>- Ing manner that was responsible; City State Summer School Is loan-1
Bcrve the devoted married couples ror their .engagement. The teHt«i c 'l h V the American Type found- j
walking hand In. hand and no and examinations of tho competl- °ri» Compuny, and tho Instruction;
deeply wrapped up In one another tors drow to an-eml. From the 's under-the direction .of Frank!
that It would: take a blitcher-knlfo thousands or girls and'boya who ] K. Phllllpu. manager of the. edu-1
to sever' their mutual Interest. . hud orlglnully claimed the judges' > cation, department of that com- 1
Ten to one, say pyschologlsts. attention, the range of poaidulc i Pany. The art department Is;
If the woman lsgood-Iooklngi well victors narrowed down to ten of I under 1 tbodirection of Mlna Margr h
gowned and briskly intelligent, oacb. For these twonty trlum- juorlte Marquardt, supervisor of
the man Is her Inrerlor. physically, pbant entrants, a large and ola- art _ lt > Newark, assisted by Mrs.
mentally. Should he be a tower' borato dinner wan planned. And, L. Tayton of the name city. Georgo
Ing Greek god or a fellow, his seated opposite' each other across s - Hucklns. or the faculty of the
wifa is apt to be an underslced tho crystal-strewn and flower- Buffalo State Normal School, Is
little aquab of a girl, who rails to decked banquet-table, the' eyes or th0 head teacher of the printing
taeaaure up to either hla come- Herbert Holcombo encountered courses, assisted by Frank A.
llneas or hlu brains. those, of Miss Lcmbiicher. Baker, of Montclalr High School.
" Vet In just such' couples does 'The sponsors of tho contest anr Montclalr. The entire school is
one discern that Vital .glow of af- nouncod that any pair" of winners under the direction or Proressor
fectlon which was lacking In the lu tho battle royal or beauty and James M. Stevens. Superintendent |
case of the modem Venus and brawn who relt a mutual urge or or Schools In Ocean city.
Apollo, who, deaplto each other's Interest would be preacnteil with y' altor ? a . ro " lw ay» . welcomed
charms, could not, try as they $1.000—provided their attraction '". tho P"Mine department or the
might. Ignite one anothor's hearts, was mifnclontly durable to wind school.
• Running through tho Individual up In a betrothal and subsequent ——:—: :: j
tarcera or Miss Lembacbor fand wedding. The chlof purpose of | f I /~*L J
Mr.-Holcombe, like a scarlet thu contest/you sen. had boon to! flOUT V^nanBeU i
' thread, has. been, all along, tho bring together nearly perfect wo- •-. .-^ °., • .-^ !
purullcl botwoen their physical men and men on co.uld be unearth- f Ot UdlVV L/OZCn :
Muperlorlty. In tills pronounced od In tho Interests of "Ideal mar- . • ___ •'• '
ulmllurlty of tluites. prowcus nnd rlaKe." . ' . j
•handsomoncHH, paychologJats scent The bright'Klnnco' or Venun Wul Start at 10.30 Hereafter In-
one reiuton Why thoy novor would Lcinlmchor met' the faHClnatedl' «f»oj.«r 11 >V1«« -«' X X«JIV,»O
not'support their home- —
" >rl '"''' r . West, South 'and New England
"'."••£7imt n w,y. """"".'.' - AU Co »Wbntc To Big.Week-
r,.....:. ,..,.... ! .'End Crowd
auliKh, Anil
mnn, .If.. N. Y.I ...
wlfo, llrUlol'Pa.: »tl<
au 'r ; "w'""vV
or n woman likes half no-well UH I Mr. ,.n.l ilfl! 1. i»^' /'•„,}},
ifc~dyo,"th«r-beiimy-np«M>lal- -giving advice. : • • •_ ••'•iiuiniium, _l',i ;_irr_-C. i-
^te, coat »7,O0O.O0O for the Hi our reporting we have met 111! ril- Mr : ,,,,i l '«.""".,. Ml ;
And many a gruy-halred Wuny people who have told u»!jr.. iiV.'ii' 11 ivlljlj;, 1 'j
»nd felt like dying when he what to .mention,'whut mu t(,' Slum-nil. Mr. w. K. n,,rr'hi!
toe bill. Hari-kari a Jnpan- menllon. how to mciillnn It nnd'. Wh
A. arovriu und wl
VI; Anno flr..V(
Kl
^nny 10 ine . Nnncy bunks W.-ro distributed,
ly remarked: Nnnry bunkii .arn.thouo-that you
'ou muke that h..-dlHplayeiTcon8plcuoaBly during
.'. . . . . baby wit'k In the hotels nnd
•iddont or the o,,M.r piacC8.
ss.ul, but Hhe. Thl) r,.H,,jt WUM that -not only
flu" ut n Imniinr I* ,L -
LArNDItKSS to lake h»n>e, col-
orod. KIIOWIOH 40 \V. i:!5th.
SMrs!"l."'KrKurchofHky"in ,- Anyone who hnn lead down th
flfUTBCat. which you got Into u" r a"rewaru VC ' "' r '"" Of cl " irt
StthM.
-• war past), that' we men
*"^e» ace red?
I U no truth In the iitalo-
tK«t the younK ladles of lo-
gje leas robust and healthy
be", dog and bay the moon
,»3i a Roman." How did
lake lumie, col-1 h !"-,""') Mm. .V. • It. •ii,.«,.r-. \\;^i. | '', h ""-L, ">: .','-,
U " ,-ir.i y..r - % * -^- -'- : ^'r- 'MM Miw: -'• Kt.-rn. Mi'„,,, IMowr. l>hll...:.M
—NT. Y. World. -J''-. M. Hl.'rer. Mr. II. T. l',!ri.r "nrold \'. llnlln.
• lead down thlMile?,..,"". y .!'", 1 ,"'";';;'-, Mr - ""I' Mr/ Ml»-rk:.\i'm! that' tho card earned was Invented
I.IKJ Mr>*. in candy whlcb was sold at a
" ' '/.•'.; "
t o 0 t
-
, «,...rl."> u K l > t out another blC u«v
'• Bstened to a doe bark at aud|oncll pv|,ray night. ' S'";
loth ror 8ve minutes TueM- Smith Brothem (not tho rnuirh £V <
.2£2 wKTS'ul dro S p raU ^ B pK') ll drew"°for,h "h^lr %Z
tltlrred wltbln Us and upon UHUU| ,1Uola. or latichter with N'>l
•tt(*Mon We discovered that their- funny iintlm Thev hud ;V. r '
\\\. H. IJ. ff. iil'a.uth. W'UKIIIIIUIOI
Mrrt.. Dou^li.u Mul^tu, Ki.lrvle'
J. V. Ili.rrlnuloii, .\. l>,irnhruu
und Mr., U'lllhini Hhumuin, I'liilu.: U»l«i, I'
Mr. uml Mm. T. II. lluydeu. Mr. i.n.1 1'H'Wn. I'l.lliideli
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la time, an open letter to T. A.
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OCKAH CIXt MEWB, OCKAJI OUT, >• J.
s Estate Buys
Beach Fronts
We have beach front properties that should net you several thousands
in a short time, some plots are 50 feet, others are 100 feet.
Asbury Avenue
We have a good business property, in the WOOLWORTH BLOCK
that will show about 8 per cent., owner will take large mortgage. Act
quick on this.
5 room cottage for $3,500.00
6 room cottage on Asbury Ave.. $6,500.00
2 family apartment, furnished... $ 10,500.00
2 family apartment, near beach. .$12,000.00
Come in .and see us, we have good bargain*.
STANLEY M.PONTIERE CO., Inc.
Real Estate : Insurance : Mortgages
957 ASBURY AVENUE
CORNER PROPERTY
Ocean Avenue at Fourth Street
EAST CORHEB
For Sale—Bargain
Splendid location for doctor or druggist
CONSULT
JULES R. LEDIG
Real Estate Insurance
333 Ocean Avenue
Hotel ain
Close to Boardwalk, 18 Bedrooms
a Real Buy at
$17,000.00
Terms to Suit
CHARLES A, DOE
REALTOR
406 Eighth Street Telephone 1140
One of the Greatest Beach Front
Opportunities
Comer 14th Street—100 Feet Beach Front
For Sale at $ 1,250.00 per foot.
13th Street Beach Front Recently Sold For
$1,500 per foot.
This 14th Street Property for Quick Buyer
Will Mean a Neat and Profitable Turnover.
.. . Phone us at once-245
F. KENNETH CAMPION
810 Ocean Avenue
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1604 Central Avenue
Two Story Detached Cottage, Separate
Garage
Financed
J. C. O'GALL AGH AN
933 Asbury Avenue
For Quick Turnover
Are you looking for something that means quick resale
possibilities? . Or something that shows great future, prospects?
Act quickly on this strip of Wesley Avenue, extending
from alley midway between Asbury and Wesley
to beach, including riparian grant.
Located between 33rd and 34th Streets.
HERBERT R. SMITH
Realtor
601 Eighth Street
For a Real Good Bargain
NEW HOUSE
. 6 Bedrooms
Hardwood Floors'
'• . .. Garage ' ;
$10,000.00
Financing Easy.
Inspection Invited
Consult With
CLAYTON HAINES BRICK
. • tLMER JACKSON PEARL
411 Eighth Street . REALTbRS Ocean Gty. N. J.
Forjale
Boarding House-Centrally located, in good condition
and well furnished. Is now a good paying proposition.
8th & Atlantic Ave. Ocean City, N. J.
Every Piece
Advertised on
Special Value
Quick Sale
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Estate
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u Rood proBt.
Th«w nro
front. b7tu/
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man with nerve
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5 ROOM
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Center G^
$4,800.
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• : Ocean Or
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$4,900 and!
Two Fu
Each 3 Bed Boanci
All Modem
$4,500 and:
Alonzo
Realtor
619 Ailmiy J
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OQEAH crrr BKWB, OOE&H CUT, V. J.
BOOST FOR OCEAN CITY
Do Your Trading Here Lefs Get on the Map
Buy Property Here NOW
Ocean City is so favorably located and has such an excellent reputation
that it behooves everyone who has any interest here, large or small, to get
aboard the Band Wagon and oend its reputation to the Four Corners of the
Earth. We should make the start NOW.
Don't let the other fellow do the work. It is just as much a part of
your diity to help in this campaign as it is to be loyal to your family or friends.
Ocean City needs your help and you can give it without inconvenience.
BE A BOOSTER—not today and tomorrow, but all the time.
Getting on the map in a BIG WAY is the rightful ambition of every
city, but getting there is a job not finished in a day, a week, a month, or year.
It is achieved only by the consistent effort of a town's citizens: In.proportion to
such collective effort does the town establish for itself a reputation of progressiveness
Its stores are better stores; its real estate development is greater; its civic
life is more entertaining and happier.
- Right now it is your job, as it is every loyal citizen's job, to boost and
buy in Ocean City day in and day out, in every thought and act.
Ocean City is entitled to your whole hearted support.
Think it over.
Buy Yotw Merchandise
.• in Ocean City
You'll Dp Better in
Ocean City'
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Patronize Ocean City
Merchants • t
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This Advertisement Paid For By
the Following live Wire Concerns
\ WALTER H. KUEHN
Heritor .
8th & Atlantic Ave.
OCEAN CITY CHAMBER
OFCQMMERCE
READ HARDWARE COMPANY
848-M Asbury Avenue
Phone 24I-W '•'• Sheet Metal Work
W. W. SMITH
"Smith, The.Tin Smith"
' Tin, Slate anil Sine Rooting •
309 Eleventh St. Ocean City, N. J.
ABNERF. SMITH
• • Chrysler .Sales & Service . •
"The car you will eveutunily.-buy" '
• 12th & Asbury Are. _. • .
• I- Specialize in Homes ' . • •
CHARLES S. WOOD, REALTOR
• - SIS Eighth Street ' • • . . -
Whether you can spend $2,500 or i|2S,000
SEE 1*TR .
STANDARD ELECTRIC SUPPLY
COMPANY, INC
S. H. BECOTTE. Mgr.
' ,- jr Bee our Electric Befrigeratora
"Everything Electrical"
OCEAN CiTY NATIONAL BANK
"Oood Will By Oood Service" .;
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OCEAH COY HEWS, 0OEAH CITY, H. J.
Buy As Much As You Can in
ARCADI
De Soto County \
FLORIDA (
of it!
.00 down $
and
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• BABY WEEK FUND
After the Baby Parade Wednesday we will auction off
one lot, 50x 137, at our office, 1000 Boardwalk
PROCEEDS GO TO BABY WEEK FUND
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buys a
This Wonderful Offer To Be Withdrawn Any Time
Lots and Acreage Are Selling Act Now!
Located on
the Dixie
Highway
NEW YORK
19 West. 44th Street
Buy a Lot
Today
FLORIDA
the land of
Opportunity
Why You Should Buy Now In
Arcadia Gardens
C IX miles from Arcadia. On the cross-State
•V- 1 Dixie Highway connecting Sarasota with
the East Coast.. ' •'
Midway between Arcadia and Dorr Field,
where the Federal Government spent millions
of dollars establishing an aviation training
center and training thousands of flyers' for
service in the World War.
Elevation of 61 feet above sea level, affording
drainage at all times and preventing the
possibility of standing water or. overflowed
fields. '
This property is in the area marking the. beginning
of the "Florida Ridge," the rich, hilly
ilira section.which affords the State's finest
soil for truck and staple crops and citrus' fruits.
Less than twelve;. minutes from Schools,
Chychss, Theatres and other recreational fa-
•i'ities of Arcadia.
MIMIKtottllUMItlMQ _
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Be Among the Wise Ones, Buy
Now tit Low Prices
^YER-S. Have thronged not only the main
office of theselling agent for ARCADIA
GARDENS ANDARCADIA VILLA but the
Ocean City and Atlantic City offices, as well.
The public has been quick to realize the tre-
mendous values offered—to seize upon the
opportunity to buy property so well located at
such unheard-of low figures The sales totals
have already broken many Florida records.
They will continue high—because the public
demands such values and will not let such op-
portunities go by. Come to our Boardwalk of-
fice at Tenth Street any time and we explain
fully. ••••.-.'.
L. McGRATH COMPANY
EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
1000 Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
631 Boardwalk
Genera/ Offices: 770 Central Ave., SL Petersburg, Florida
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TAMPA, FLORIDA
608 Florida Avenue
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\L ESTATE TRANSFERS
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VfewofNew
Nevvapaper
"We Bead a Daily"
Thomas Mould -•- "Ten years
ago Ocean City had a daily paper.
Probably the' city would not support
one tbea. but I believe • it
.would now. While the Idea of
publishing your paper semi-weekly
Is a step In the right direction, I
would sooner see Ocean City have
a dally newspaper."
> men. and here are
"UAUtutbtT
JSdward M. Button, president
of the Ocean City' Chamber of
Owmnaree. stated to the reporter
Brdph Bttrlnger, McLaaghiln
Conover Company: "The idea oi
another newspaper In Ocean City
la ridiculous. The dty Is not blx
enough to snpport It. One newspaper
te better than two news-
•tjority BeHere Xhera to Sldd
:, . la Ocean dry Ito*
'. • . ; ' • Saoessl Paper
Standard Mart , Be High
"What do you think of the nsw
Ocean Ctty newspaperf* was the
query pat to a nomber of wail
known local people by the IODWS
reporter prior to publication of
' the first issue. Here are the
responses:
"Ocanytmoai U Gooff 1
papers for the simple reason that
the first •dittos of the paper was It win mean two poor newspaper*
attractive. The paper would prob- Instead of one good newspaper. I
ably find a field in Usj growing
am speaking from experience.
Competition is the bane of the
ctty. h* eonttnoed. • ' . newspaper business. There to no
"Depends era Xapcr" call Cor It and I tot one am
against the Idea, I think the pro-
B. B. Bates, of the First Nationmoters of the project fools.''
al Bank, when, quizzed as totha
newspaper stated: ~J rau
- first edition with Interest'-.
aa to Its furor*, -it dseUefly
on the paper, tot
Tokio Gift Shop
J. 4-horoley Hoaxee—"Ooc B. F. Ooeta, of Ooetx A ir.~|..
tloa la the Ufa of business, law "Kvery «aterprlse • that la gotns
competition exists the pubUe are to Inform the people, both Inside
earred better; it is my sasmnp- i I. wi»wE of v* the M«V city c" newm. !•
tlon that you will endeavor to deatrahle. AM I have often ild
021 Eighth Street
produce the beat ' newspaper. the people are only waking up to
Naturally this effort will ' meet 'the pordhUltles of the cltyiuid the
- with competition and the result
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
newspapera are the best medium
should be that the public will not of recording the progzesa sad pos-
only get.more news, bat should sibilities of a (rowing community
set different angles «» current
topics.**
"FooHsh En**vor"
Hocer Williams—"In response *?
to your question. 'What do - I
think of Ocean City's new newspaper?"
I believe U la a foolish
"endeavor.. Our present paper Is
•rood, at the present time I be-
• lleve It covers the city (airly well.
While there nro some ways that
this publication can be Improved,
I haven't any assurance that a
new paper will answer as well. For
a while readers may take both
papers, but eventually there will
• be a division of readers and the
. advertiser will be forced to use
both mediums If the ground la to
. be thoroughly covered. . That
means additional advertising expense.*!
. .
' "A Pfcld POT It"
Herbert K. Smith—"1 haven't
. Riven It ranch thought, but I believe
there should be a good field
_ for another* newspaper In Ocean
•City."
" "It Depends an the Taper**
Clayton Koines Brick—There
• Is a market for most anything that
' is good, even things not BO good.
Take for Instance an' egg that
' floats, there Is a market for It.
yon know, not to poach, but to
scramble. Now If yoor newspaper
. Is like • the egg that floats, your
field la limited, but If It Is a good.
lire, constructive newspaper. It
will find a field with everyone.**
" "A Bfcn of Progress"
Van, the Tire Man—" What do |
I think of the new newspaper T
I can't answer that off-hand, but
the fact the field was probably
thoroughly scanned by the business
men behind the enterprise,
who are willing to back their opinions
with. cash. U simply another
omen that the city Is growing,
and I believe yon win find a receptive
field.**.
ltFEKI ' T OEO.H.8OOY'
SEASHORE SIGN SERVICE
SIGNS ALL.
THEATRICAL DISPLAYS
-5 years practical experience In leading shops of the
cottntry
701 T
- ^ ^ '. Oceanvflle
CITT, H. jr.
SUMMER BANK ACCOUNTS
Sl XL°°°
John Trout—"Any good newspaper
is an asset to the town In
which It Is published. If yotjr
paper win be a good one. the city
win benefit."
Jobbing Alterations
T. W. Wilkinson
Carpenter nnd BaflJer
28Q Central Avenue '
' Phone 7»!r-J
OCEAW CJTT. H. J.
tlEMSTITCHINr
1 1 PLEATING ^*
g*S NINTH ST.. OtmmmCUy.N. X
EVERYMirruner a great many people Iroin
uL'Tg" of $r country vHhohave.*.
health and ap,r£ «,,«, Mvin md j,^^
account, at the Ocean Qty National BankTWe
want e^rybody to feel at home when they
enter our bank. Our service might aid youin
any business deal you have in ^Ld
Good Will By Good
SPECIAL ATTENTION
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For ftrdck Delivery
GREENSTEIN
U A Husband Knew the Facts—
H» Wife
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cean
Ask FOSTER •••;
21 Lois on Gulf Road, one square from Beach. Fro
639feef. Average deptK over 100 feet. 10 Lots,
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ticBvld. Size of lots: 330 feet on Atlantic Bvld., wi|
depth of 120 feet. .'
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PERSONALS
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M urn
H. C. Olocker paid a visit to
Vlneland on Monday. .
H. HelnU. of. Philadelphia. U
- enjoying s> vacation here.
D. C. Fenton. or Westmont. Is
making-an extended stay In this
resort. ' ' •
WUford Walcott. of Camdcn.' Is
stopping in Ocean City ror a rew
weeks. .
Mrs. ElUabeth Fisher, of Phila-
delphia, li in thU TM»ay
ln Ocean City.
A. C. .Alexander, or Cynwyd,
Pa.; Is In Oceun City tor. Iho re-
mainder or the season.
• Samuel Kenny, or Glenoldcn.
Pa., Is In Ocean City ror tbe re-
. malnder or the summer.
Mrs. a Slehel. or Olnoy. La oc-
cupying her cottngo In this resort
ror the season oT 1926.
Mrs. Luella M. Corson, or Mt.
Airy. Pa.. Is occupinc an apart-
ment In Ocean City ror the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ireno Lapwortb,. nee
Brookcr, or Germuntown, Pa., has
accepted a temporary position
with tbo Chamber of Commerce.
Can you guess who this na-
lonal figure Is?. Tho answer will
appear in the- next Issue or the
NEWa
This edition mark* the begin-1,"*"""' '
nlng or the NEWS' silhouette pic- I >°nK-dlstani
Girl Swims rtorn riorc
To Atlantic Qty
(Continued tram Fas* On*)
ner that Paul Splecher, of tbe
Strand Hotel, had prepared ror
tbo party. Sho said "You know
I was hungry. I did not realise
how lone I had been ln the
water."
When asked lr she slept well on
8&turday night, she replied: "I
did until I was awakened by the
thunder shower." Bho retired
about 11 P. M. and arose at 8 A.
M. Sunday morning.
Th(s Is the second time Miss
Mpltmer attempted this swim.
Last year she was forced to stop,
after sb,e was within sight or her
SoaJ. by her coach, George Corner,
who la preparing her to attempt
to Bwim tho English Channel. He
is thoroughly conversant with
long distance swimming, ror many
years being afflllated with Charles
Durbrow, who was recognlxed as
tho champion long-distance swim-
mer or America and accompanied
him on many or his reals.
Coach Corner watches his pupil
:ar»lully and checks many youth-
ul Impulses to overdo her
itrengtb. He Is or the opinion
that * within a rew ' years Mum
Meltxner will be the fort-moat
ce femalo swimmer.
ureH. The .'above In a silhouette
if a man whuw photograph - la
Ocean City. Trims
Bridesburg 3 to 2
TomateaA't Loaf Pittance Glont-
i»t Feature* do»e Contest
Slsmmlnir out a homer that bit
the City Park rence. the first time
such a real has been performed
In City Park, F. Townsond scored
the run that brought victory to
Ocean City over Bridesburg;. Sat-
urday. The final score was 3 to 2.
Previously In tbe third Inning
Townsend had done valiant ser-.
vice ror his team by knocking a
three-bacser that brought In Cul-
ver. There were two out at the
time. ' .
TDO same was tight all the way
through. Duboli pitched the first
seven Innings, gutting six strike-
outs. Ho was relieved by Williams
in tbe eighth Inning, who finished
the game. During his two innings
In the box Williams got five
strikeouts.
Continuing tho good work start-
ed by Townsend In tho third
rrame. Filbert singled in. the
fourth. Culvor followed him to
oral by tho name routo and Fil-
bert came In on a slnglo by Arm-
ptrnng. . -
OCEAN ClTV
Mrs. Lapworth was similarly em-j'amlllar Io newspaper readers,
ployed by the Chamber In 1923. IS'urting next Tuesday silhouette*
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Blair \°< local person* will appear In thel
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Shore Fast Line
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A motor car owned by Clinton
L. Dreckley waa stolen from bis
garage last Saturday night. -The
local police made a search of the
city and sent flyora with the li-
cense number and description of
the car to nearby cities. The car
was recovered by the Atlantic
City police on the Atlantic City
boulevard, where It had. been
abandoned on Sunday. Mr. Breck-
ley received hla car yesterday af-
ternoon from' the Atlantic City
authorities.
tl .
Ed Purdj 1 ! Phflo.
"I'm not saying that Pete Dex-
ter Is a fool—but If he Isn't then
ho's a darned good warden—the
way he keqpo thoughts locked up
n his brain cells."
: At The
Theatres
in Ocean City
ono or the screen'* Mat emotional
actresses.
Introduced by marriage Into a
conventional, aristocratic New
England family, owners 6f a huge
woolen mill. Miss Valll. In this
role, shows her acceptance, of her
new surroundings, and her con-
stant battle against domination by
Augusta Ruyland. a selfish, sarcas-
tic and wealthy old woman who
controls the private lives of tho
Ruyland family as well as the
corporation whlcb owns the mills.
Eugene O'Brien elves his usual-
ly, finished performance as Fred-
erlckn's husband and the rather
weak-willed heir to tbe Ruyland
fortunes, whom hla Aunt Augusta
bos dominated all his life.
The novel of the same name by
Samuel Hopkins . Adams provides
the basis for this unusually grip-
ping and dramatic picture. Svend
Gade, celebrated Danish theatre
rtist and director, made tbe pro-
duction as his second directorial
ffort for Universal.
Gnardj Hold Benefit
The Ocean City Beach Patrol's
nnual benefit is now being held
at the Plaxa Theatre on tho
M'nli.- -M> ViViao Boardwalk. The last show for tho
It'niul'. "if II l l n o > guards will be • held tomorrow
Jiinku. c I t c. ;i. evening.
-and -daughters. Bctiy. and.. Juni!.-i*Y BW >^ The *llhoufllea_wlll op-1 . _i^ " j V"*T
and son. Billy, of Phlltillelphlu. ; P«-'»rIn the Tuesday's edition nf (Continued rrom Paxe One) !-ii"Vi"J
are occupying, their cottage nt | r. Uom.l.nJ.
43-.: Howiint Hiiiiuiinn, o*-min " .
PRICE TWO CENTS
Beach Front and Gardens
Attracting Many Investors
Outburst of Activity in Garden tots Forecasts Increased Values;
Sunrise Tract Again Changes Hands—Section South of
Eighteenth Street Is Also Active
Sales Keep Mounting as Summer Season Advances
'thew
tun
lota have rhanRvtl HL'\LMII1 tiling
IIIIIIIIK a HIMKK. d:iy.
iitTuriilly hi lii^liiK 1 un
— AUGthtjr 1 - u*»*Jtlou thut
W tho lu-urh Ivoxxt houtli o
The Imavy H;
Twelve lots In tho Ounlens to
Charles Ui'ulltiK'>. of PlttHhnrgh.
for ?2,30i).
Mrs. Si'iul.t IMollKb. or Atlahtlt-
City, puii'liaKiMl two Carilen lotH
ror ?:t,'(H)O.. ..... . .. - -- -
The IlllUiwIllg lots 111 Ihe Mt-
y The
' r ! I.iuighlln tvaet "were. nold. lots to
Twen'.I'tl
tvl' liencli front In tIn
section have fouiitl owners who
appear very reluctant io sell ut
any price.
Tho uatiirul tientl win* tn i'nl-1 • • -. .'•, .
low the. beach On the- umth.! Beach pront Sales
the Sunrise tract {tuiifii rhanged I More aetlvlty was evihllilteil
ownership. Till < is tho SIMOIHI riom Kliihti enih-.Street south on
til*' hi.'arh front than for a niim
Special Attraction
GREASY-POLE, SWIMMING AND OTrfl j
AQUATIC EVENTS
j or millionaire. For this rea-
1 the boarding boUBes and.small
Uls of today ror those or Ilmlt-
Icd means offer* comforts, con--
•TenUncea and rood that our. fore-
• (stben of wealth nevor enjoyed.
IwUle ror those blessed. with a
lisBerabundanco of thin- world's
• loods, there are tho palatial hos-
Wrirt that would make the kings
green with
_.,, . ror more or
Jlbcm to meet the ever incroaBlng
I demand.
1: This love or play, this demand
I tor tbe best. Is tbe mainspring be-
ownerB are rumored to lie' J. M.
Chester und E. M. Button.
Tho same ofneo reports the sale
of over 90 lots In tho "Heart of
tho Garden" tract, und the Mr
Laughlln-Conovor tract. •
or these have been resules.
t
Laid qae«nB or old
j and .the cry I
'" xt
or Ocean City. Last week
bert's motor car ntruek Itlpl
wagon tit Twonty-thlrt! Street
and Central Avenue, breaking
two wheels and xendfng vege-
tables over (he street. Hlpkin
should puy his
, _ -1 declared the
•accident was Hlpkln's fault, as he
did not turn properly. Artcr hear
Ing the evidence, JuBtl
elded It wait a ruse
wore at fault aild directed that •«„.•-,
each pay their owu repair bills.' • J " ort - n
-- - for a railroad ternilnul..'','' " aw '"' c "" f ''ur of. contrudlc-
woulil he-signed and returned by'- 1 , 1 , lll " t ll " ; ""•'' •* constantly'
thu -Pennsylvania Railroad by rculuwl und nppreclued : UB the
roud.of
•i B
Deceive ferniit-For Jetty
Aticr neur-' ' ily cletk Morris received a'i
!co Waro :mlwullc In u bathing null
ntrury to th city nnlln:ihct>. unit warning natil fulr buthur
) not to rt!|>'ut tli** oftonHi*. Fornu-r Aluyor Hurry Heiulltiy
U'Wi'd tin* proo^HldiK with illvui^provnl.
ullvely low pri
beach iront un
ing It I
riparian
KrantH, IH another Indtieenieut.
It IH only a iiueHtlon'or time be-
fore W'enley Avenue IH coiitliiuod
down the bench. With iho rapid
Krowth or the city it IH hound to
iiecome a reality In Ihe near ru-
turc. •
The Htalilllty of Ocean City real
entali' wan exemplified In thin »«-
lion. Two yeajH auo a relative
or n local real cututi' operator
queried aM what nuctlon or tho city
he would ailvlKO (or un InvoHtmem,
reconniiended Wi-Hley Avenue b*t-
twoen ElBhteenth and Tweiity-
tirMt Slreelu. . A lot wan purcliaHcd
ror *1BO p taken by a
Tax Films motion'picture camera-
man, thisi uitcrnoon. on Iho hcucli.
Tho camera-mail, who come"
without any noltcltntlon whatBO-
ovcr; will arrive frpm IIIH Phila-
delphia offlco In tlmo (o make at-
rungemonta with Beum so UH to
get tho bent film posBiblo Ho" got
tho Idea-of coming' bero. from
reading ot Beam's activities" In
tho public press.
Tho Now York American, a
newspaper, and tho International
h,'ewn, a weekly dim u'orvico and
dally nowtt sorvlcu. will tiend cam-
orn roprofloutatlvcs hero on Sat-
urday to film the claim whoso
futile has' reached- alt fur its
England according to a letter ro-
eolvod by Beam yeaterday. Thcae
latter pictures will bo shown . in
moving plcturo theatres and
Hearst nowitpupers all over tho
country. ' . . •
Florida Opportunity .
Wanted—Mon and womon who
nro Interested, in being trulncd to
inci-oaso thulr earning powor. with
nn opportunity, to ourn money
while In training; and nn op-
portunity- to go to Florida ror
those who can qualify. Apply Mr.
Hlloy, Lakowood Estateu, Tenth
Btroot and tho BoarUwalk. -It-P.
The Telephone Humber of th«
Ocean City Hew» is HBO
ILost Mon'day a delegation or
the Chamber or Commerce nt a
meeting' or tho City Commission-
ers culled the attention or that
body to tho condition, of ftomo or
the sldownlkH In the city which
needed repairing. Attention wan
also called to tho unnlghtly grass
that had grown on some, or tho
sidewalks und never trimmed or
cut by tin- owners. Stating tho
condition or Home or tin- walks to
he not only Iho cautuj of much an>-
tioyanc". but |n some CHB*)H niight
prove . to be a. menace, tho City
rommluxlonei'H were unki-d Io glvu
I IIIH matter.their attention.
Mayor Champion Htuten tic
heartily in accord with the Idea,
not onlynf the placrK~"menttoned.'
hut all Ihe ttUiewalkH in poor con-
dition Hhould be -<
- Accoiupaulcd by Olty Kngineor
|Cnlll>ion. the Clly ConnrlKHlonern
i made an Iniip.'cllon of >n> city
wilks lust Tuc'Hday niorp.t.g. Tho
lnHp«'ctlon ' revealed that many
walkH needed attention, but It was
decided-only the owners of wulks
In the poorest condition would bo
notified to Immediately repair
their walks. •
It Is tho Intention or CommlB-
idono.rri to inaku-ownerH or «>very
poor Hldewalk to repair • tbolr
wulkn in the rail. The reason that
only tho worst or tho -walks were
ordered repaired at this tlpio was
to keep tbo conHtructlon work to
a minimum - at thla time. Tbo
owners art; given ten days to com-
ply with the ordinance.
.* The' following'lots were deem-
ed nocVsnary' for Immediate im-
provement and the- owners notl-
d to repair walks:
Lois g-B, 9. 10. 11, 6.-Block
600. Located on Sixth Street be-
tween Atlantic AVenUo and the
Boardwalk.
Lot 3. Block 701. On Seventh
Street between Atlantic Avenue
and Boardwalk.
Lot 678. Block 405. Boutb cor-
ner or Fourth and Wesley Avenue.
Lot 736. Block 70S. - Eighth
and Wesley.
Lot HOB. Block 1902. Tenth and
Wesley Avenue.
- Lot 8GC-D. Block 902: Lot 856-
C. Block B02. Tenth Street be-
tween Ocean and Wmli-y Avenues.
•Lot 833-A. Block J202. Wcsloy
Avenue between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets.
Lot 732, Block 1303* Thirteenth
Street between Wesley- and Cen-
tral Avenues.
Loin K-A und ll-2 B Ninth St.
near Boardwalk,'south side:
Part or lots 15 and 16, block
!)00. Ocean at Tenth Street, rrom
Ocean Avenue to Boardwalk.
Lots 412. 492, Block 1G04. Six-
teenth and Anbury Avenue, Six-
teenth und West Avenue, on Six-
teenth Street.
Lots 1. Block 1. Z, and 3. On
east sldo or Corinthian Avenue be-
tween North nnd First Avenues.
. A now sidewalk was ordered on
North Street next Io approach.
. ttubblHh on lot at Ninth and
Atlantic Avenues-was ordered re-
moved. "
Girl Will Attempt
Atlantic Gity Swim
Start Is Planned For Saturday
Morning, at Nine
Maxtor Meltzner, IB, will at-
tempt to swim- from Cfean Clly
Io -Atlantic Oliy tomorrow (Sat-
urday) providing the weather
permltH, and the xurr IK not too
rough; The start will lie- made
at 9 o'clock from Ihe.poliU nf the
beach In.the (Jaldeil Kcrtlon. She
will attempt to sWIni to the Mil-
lion Dollar Pier, Atlantic City-
Sho will he accompanied by two
members or tho Ocean City Jlearh
Patrol and Cnptnln Smith, of tho
Fourth Street CoaBt Guard Sta-
tion. Guards William Stevens and
Jack Brady will probably b« BO-
lected. to uccompany MIHS Meltn-
ner. They will rpw the entire
distance, which Is approximately
ton miles. Tho Coast Quurds will
trull. In a power boat to render
any assistance If ncceiuuiry..
Tho HWlmmers ami tho 'party
accompanying her will bo received
by Captain John Young, owner or
the Million Dollur Pier. Tho
swimmer will also be accompanied
by her coach,
Last your Sllss . Moltrner nt-
tompted tho same feat, hut her
coach ordorcd hor Into the boat
that followed her as she wns wlthr
lit a mile or h;or destination, when
It was apparent tho task was
going to he too great an under-
taking.
MIBH Mellsiner cxprttuicH confi-
dence uho will bo ublo. to make
t IIIH trip an site liavibcon training
ror tho effort ror somo nionthu. -
Tho boat or tho.lire Ruurds will
bo towed back frpm Atlantic City
by tho Coast r.uard power boat
lr tho nttempt.- IH
Tho baby parndo, tho uvent off -
tho Hcahon' ror . many, will bo
staged on tho Boardwalk oext •
WediK-uiluy. From the list or en-
tries pournlng Into tho registra-
tion booth, which was opened last
Monday, on the boardwalk, Bt
iho Mimic Pavilion, it Is apparent
thu review this year or tiny tots
will hit u wonderful spectacle.
AIIHH Ida Uenner, who Is In;
churgo or the registration booth.
redllextetl that entries be tiled aa
nulckly us pojmlble. Kntrlen will
bo aiiipteil until tho evening be-
fore the parade. ' . . '
A chargo or fifty ctmtH is mado
for each entry. This money Is
glvtui to tho Seashore Ifofcine tor
II;ibleH." ' Tho" iifriilr will b*i-coM-
ductetl under thn .tuiHplceH or tho
Ocean Ctly FlHhlng. Club. Hurt-
man K. Gllmore, president or the
club, will bo the marshall or thu
pjrndo. .
Tho parade will start promptly
at 10 o'clock on Wedncsduy morn- •
Ing'ut ftoventh Street and the '
boardwalk^ Tho Una or march
will be along tho boardwalk.to the
Flanders Hotel, at Eleventh
Street. Many beautiful trophies
will be awarded as prlien. First
und second p'rlreu will be awarded
In eight claiwes. Tbo various
ies are:- the cutest baby, tbe
rattest baby, twin babies, a special
reuture- class.- fancy dressed, best
decorated coach, best decorated-
float and comic class.
The prizes will be awardod tho
same day. Tho names ot the
Judges have not bwn announced.
Charles B. RUKBC) and Mrs. Joseph .
HlgKlnbotbam are In charge of
tho publicity of the affair.
Many Activities Planned
The SraBhore Home for" Babies
plan many activities for the week
In addition to the baby parmde.
On'Friday, Saturday and Monday
a bazaar will be held In a board-
walk shop, near Tenth Street.
trhuro. Matty tmerak'atul'tnticy ar-
ticles will be on nalo. Mrs. V.
Warren Davln will be In charge
or this sale.
On Sunday afternoon nt rour
o'clock a monster community
meeting will bo held on tho Hip-
podrome Pier, A cahimunlor
singing service will be. hold and
a speaker rurnlshed by the Saxjul-
Centtmnlal committee will make
an address.
Tuesday evening, at the Hotel
Delaware, Faith Van Valkenbunch
Vitas, poet, dramatist and Inter-
preter, will.present an .entertain-
ment. She Is one ot tho moat .
gifted itrtlnts now. appearing be-
fore the American public.
When usked If nbo' could ap- •
pour for this purpose recently, the
arllst not only cheerfully agreed
but Hho'rerusod to accept a.penny..
for even traveling expenses'. The
program - for this concert ban. not'
been completed, but judging rrom
the. many successes thut nhe hoa
produced it should bo an evening'
well itpeht, < •.
On Friday, tho bazaar will con-
duct n cake and • cundy iuilo at
Schriver's pavilion. All tho pro-
ceeds rro'ht the'varlous affairs will
be'contributed to tho Baby Home.
So far this season almost two
sedro babies have been entertain-
ed at the -SeaHhorc Homo for'
Bullion. '
Among the many things for Bale
•luring the lia/uar held on .Friday,
&Uurday nnd Monday, bookH
by well-known uuttiorH, i-Hiieclally
t.ho» ticutint: on youiiguU'ru, will '
occupy a conspicuous pluco; One
of the books. "How to Feed tho
Child.".by MrH. Louisa Hogan,
will be on Bale for $1. Tbo
usual price or this hook In $1.50.
This book-has tho endorsement of
Dr.- Crozler Orlfnth, Dr. J. Madl-
Bon Taylor and many other prom-
inent physicians' that speclallzo In
lilt by and child culture.
Faith Vllas, who will, enter-,
tain ut tho Hotel Delaware, has
given u number of her writings to
Iw sold ut the bazaar. One or
tlie.Be. books is "Wonder Thoughts
for Children." ' . . . •
Make Good Catch
Mluu Dorothy Moore Is cnter-
talhlng MIKS Helen Miller ror an
Indefinite period, at her homo on
Ocean Avenue.' -
: '
E. B. Rockwell and Harry Wlo-
gaud.of tho Ocean City Pinning
Club went. out to Now Orotna
Saturday and hooked 6S wcak-
H«h. ' Tho catch Is being discuss'
ed with Interest around the club
uhd no doubt other tnembora will
seok the Groat Buy section where
tho-pickings are rich.
^8
Parked Wrongr
' Mori-la Chew, 1314 'Anbury Ave-
nuo, paid a Duo of %2 ror parking
hUt truck In tho middle, or A«-
bury Avonuo laBt Tuogduy.
Are you outortulnlng visi-
tors? Havo you- b«on uwuy?
Have you given a party, a tea
or a du.nco latolyT • Are thero
any Ite'niB or neighborhood In-
terest you would like to BOO In
printT It BO write tho NEWS
about them. Anything that
Interests you Interests us.
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To' Shorten
Bay Route
Stun* XW*t line Cutting Ohinael
Xnm Little Finger Into Balabow
tn-: J. Tolon. 9.king. 3 weak. :l? e . r . o . r the distribution of Ocean
fore Little Finger Channel would
fill and would not be passable.
Owners of the Shore Fast Line
agreed If this happened they
Would dredge a channel, .
The • Chanel did close. Several
years ago the late Joseph Krauss.
Ocean City's first lire guard, while
on a duck hunt, was unable to
reach the nhsnnel- He dug a narrow
channel from Little Finger
Channel to ttalnbow Channel with
a spade to allow him to get his
small boat through.
The water passing through this
cut made It larger and until recently
waa. Used extensively as a
4ulck and short way to get to the
Salnbow Channel especially by
•sailors anchoring their boats
along Beach Thoroughfare. Lately
this cut'has been closing.
Several years ago the Progressive
League endeavored to have
pugnacious. Some people even say
that 1( is tho little follow that
gets Sam Into scrapes.
Many times they have bc«n
obscrvod chumming along the
boardwalk. Suddenly the small
chap who Is sometimes called Jack
washes tne uomera roint rangoments for our noxt trip, makes a faco or two. Not to b«
shore. ' which will leave here Tuesday, outdone, the Htrange dog makes
This route causes ' a long. August 18," said George W. Hal- faces-right back. Jack barks.
tedious trip compared-to the trip ler. representative, "and from The stranger barks. They both
through Finger Channel 'Into the number of people who are ar- bark. Jack snaps and then
Balnbow Channel and It is almost ranging to make this trip, which hasltly retreats. This Is tho
tsar miles further. ••> without cost, it Is probablu wo point where Sam Fogs steps In.
Bmall boats were able
:'••- *•••";• • • >;•••' . •••.>','• '.'.-. V ';.v, ; ' il -.iVf, i --.t
do^^a *tt into Oe«an City eaeh sometnin, abont him."
JgiMiinites^
fe Ocean City
"Abet nve mlnnU. alter all." C** •* I""""* V**U*
"Well, hustle arotind here as Second Individual: "Could you
«ulek as yon can. I'U tell Inspec- teU m0 how much It coats for a
t** 8tm BeU«e I» M- ««; Y\^t Tiii.ilK .iSS" .oo^^'the '"^
»«* *•*»- *'*» . StK? WS5P 1 " tmOr me, but I'll remember you tomor-
- "^ulTyouV^U the
BftyB i "What's that."
Wanted Board
OO duty. v
r*sjdl«noe—NBIWS reporter.
Vvtli* screen door opens an
the police desk.
.___ , »w-,«n filtr for
down to Ocean City for
•ec r*t? Ton know the one. I
•SarUdj+s loot this morning."
i'^Bergeant Newklrk' shufflea the
j'linili a bit and prepares to
Jareak the. sad news. "No, Ma'am,
Jam sorry to say It hasn't been
located yet." '. '
' Two big* tears bounce oS the
csnrt room Boor. Exit madame.
' later prosperous looking man.
1 for my cart" he Inquires.
,~ "Tomorrow afternoon until six
Vetoek."
h fBblT cats. man. I can't lose
'a day to get that. I commute
^ftom Philadelphia." Then pleads
Kftai you help me out?"
?r'^~.^
MMMcar mn, oopuur our, m i.
Whil
pocket but can't locate a cigar. , ""**-, N " wk t' k lowers his
"Ooan. I haven't a smoke with «•««»»• '
between Ninth and Tenth Streets
In his Boole Rice. Junior. Tuesday,
Joo Blbertson, 7. eamo a
cropper.
a to get.a license, to oper-
- ate a peanut machine on tho "Holy mackerel!" exclaimed
Tho door, slams and a fow mln- boardwalk."
Joe, recovering his glasses, which
utes later a lady enters with a "Uconno for a peanut • ma- had fallen from his pocket.
bundled Turkish towel. She opens chlno," reflects Sergt. Newklrk. "Scaly, my boy. but not noces-
ImycatT It takes fits." any real CHtato man can Inform"". . ...... . ^.
"Sorry, mudamo." replies the you where you can rent a placo ^ oc , observed that one of his
Ideek sergeant, "but we don't have I nnd give you any Information. whocl " nod fallen off In tho occl-
I
I
to Bleep for you.'
peanut'machine before.'
fine, and how will you put It to I sergeant." " • " • ""' • "Dashed convenient, however.
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The Vaibeiy Ttree** Hippodrome Cnholjr Three" with Mas Btuoh
"-.•'" Attraction' " . and Matt Mooro. - .
,.
Ono of tbe grfulrtt pictures and
YmudeTllIo seen In America for
Mtu tlm« appears at. the Hippodrama
today and tomorrow. Tbo
photoplay U Loq Chnne/ In "Tbo
u OCBUT COT HBWB, OCKAJI OUT, >. J.
The vaudeville I* one,- of the
moat Interesting- praarams seen at
well known moooioglat. will ainc broadcast a concert from tho audi-
>° Char«jr as professor Echo, the Hlppodroma ID some time. and tell stoiies in the famous torium of tbe high school through
Ornn. Selected. Arthur Scott
the v«ntrllo>
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,*,*** O0XAS Dill JIKW8, 00KAVQTT, V. J.
Candy Given Party on.
Seventy-sixth Birthday
Friends of . Captain David
Gundy BUrprlaed him with n birth-,
day party nt the home of Mrs. C.
Romano. 1240 Buy Avenue, lu«.
Monday nlRht. -
It waa the tho Cuptaln'» 76th
birthday anniversary. MM Seru- :
take him for a ride. , Everyone joyed at the Captain's boathouse.
.then lot busy and completed deermen
at Twelfth Street and theMr.
Harry Growth. Mrs- Connelly.
Captain Oandy waa born near
talla for tho party.' When tho
Bay.
Eugene Romano. Mr. Vincent Tllll
captain waa returned by bis
Ocean View and haa baen a life- Thoeo present at the party and Captain Oandy, . .
friends tho table was set at Mrs. long realdent of Capo May Couaty. werei Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Romano'a. Idter danclna; was en- For years he followed tbo sea asfcrolghton.
Mr. .and Mrs. H.
did his ancestors who settlod hero
. ForSalo
Crelghton. Jr., Mr. Christopher
about 300 yoara ago. Since ho Jocaly. Mr. Kennotb Sopor, Mrs.
Motor Boat, 25 feet long. 8 feet
retired tram actlvo work ho has
beam. Fully equipped. Palmer
C. Romano. Mlsa Eleanor Tilll.
conducted a headquarters* for fish-
onglnu. Apply 10 Third Street
SIIBS Jull Tllll. Mr. Roger Cooper.
—1-t-pd.
flno Romano kidnapped him and nOUGHTY'Q
bad ChrU Jacobl and Ken Lopir
*^ THEATRE **
Boardwalk & 8th St.
y
Ball Game
, a Hilt After the Sixth
Inter
dlr team dropped
fif • Mrics of three jamci
iBacKarach OlanU. or
,-'0|W. la»t Wodneedajr
»_' by » S to 1 margin.
t of the sovonth Inning;
j opened 'a deluge that
(to tha procoodlnga.
' t t>( the Oooes pitched
p^ and served bettor
t)lf uipport faltered at
ttDM. The local lads did
loach difficulty In reach-
\tt*. the Bee's twlrlor,
r fcUn up for nlno hlta In
uses. The Oluntn w«r«
/to knlck TownHcnd'M
F far Ave blnfclcx.
I,the fact they touchml
• shoots quite lively tho
jigs were unublo to pro-
I when a safety meant a
, short Btop of tho
d several ballH tbut
safotles when they
Jtata of the Ouee stickers.
|l thorn In the Hide of tin-
The Qlnnts outshone
' Boaort nine In tbe
they backed Roberta
ffafact support.
I anally ' reliable Dennis
lea. .
IT. the first Backer of the
, Jed the attack .with.
j crrr B-OIANTS
rho»« rhoao
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Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Central Avenue and Eleventh
Btreet The Rev.* Joseph W.
Watts. A. M., rector. Residence
next door to church,' 1053 Central
Avenue. Sundays: 7.45 A-
M.. Holy Communion every Sunday.
9.30 A. M., Sunday School.
10.45 A.E, morning prayer and
• sermon. ' (Excepting the first Sun-
- day In the month.) 10.45 A. M..
flrst Sunday In month. Holy Communion
74 K P. M., Vespers an«
sermon. 10.00 A, M., Saint" Days
and holy. days. Tuesdays, Women's
Guild at 3 P. M. . In the
rectory.
There wfcre two baptisms In
. Holy Trinity Church recently. On
July 12. June Patricia Boothcoge,
born January 22. 1925, at ElUabetb;
N. J. On Saturday. July 18,
Albert Edward Symonds,' Jr. The
parents of June Soothcage are A.
John Soothcage and Augusta Ed-
- wards Hand Boothcage. The parents
or Albert .Edward Symonds.
. St.. are Eleanor May Nestor Bymonds
and Albert Edward Symonds.
On Sunday, July 38, at 12.15
noon, Emily BurgUson Jullanelle.
Who Was born November 12, 1924,
at Long.Island, N. V.. 1B to be
baptised. The parents are Dr.
Louis Alphonse Jullanelle and
Mrs. Isabel B. Tomkinson Jullan-
. elle. who were the principals In a
fashionable wedding In Holy Trinity
Church, on.August 3, 1931.
The Rev. J. W. Watts was the officiating
clergyman. •
On Saturday, .July 26, at 10
A. M., there will be a celebration
of the Holy Comunlon. This date
being the Festival' of St. James
' the Apostle.
On Sunday, July 26. the accomplished
musician, Mr. B. E. Stover
ol Wheeling. W. Va., will play
the organ for the Sunday School.
Those who have heard Mr. Stover
at the Independence Day service
. will.be delighted to know, that he
will be with us again.
The regular organist. Mrs.
James Austin, will be at the console
for the regular Sunday ser-
• vices. . • ' •. • .
t The baxaaf for the Holy Trinity
J. R. Jones
Real Estate
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES I
8th & Wesley Avenue
0CEAH Cn% K J.
"plume 213
OOKAM ctrr nwg, OOKAM any, J.
Episcopal Church will be held on Meeting X. B. Church Auxiliary
August 14. Further notice of the
Where lo Worship place for the sale will be given
later.
At the regular meeting of the
Ladles' Auxiliary of tho First M.
E. church, held at tho Hotel Flan-
Pint Presbyterian Church ders on Tuesday, July 21, tho following
program was rendered:
Vocal solo. Miss Loulso Corson
Summer Scbcdulo
A congregation crowding the Reading. MUs Walsh.
auditorium of the First Presby-
Pint Baptist Church terian Church to the doors and
Vocal solo. Miss Marian Taylor.
(Services held at tho IIIppc every available Beat occupied
Piano solo. Mrs. Vael.
drome Plor, Ninth and Board greeted tho pastor. Rov. Charles
Vocal solo, Mrs. Prestwlck.
walk. Rov. C. Walter Shelley, F. N. Voegello. last Sunday, and
Tho numbers were well render-
pastor. Morning worship, 10.45 listened to his Inspiring, spiritual
ed and much appreciated by a'
' o'clock. Bible school at noon- Qospel sermon- so ably and elo- largo attendance, Th* hostesses
Senior section at the Hippodrome quently delivered. The pastor wore Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Stalnton
Pier. Primary-section In tho BO- will preach next Sunday morn- and Mrs. Sharp.
clal rooms, 93S Wesley Avenue. Ing only. The BOrvIce begins at
Evening worship.at 7.30 o'clock. 10:30 A. M. Tho church doors Pint M. E. Church Musical
Mld-wock service Wednesdays at will be open at 9.45 to give op-
7.45 P. M.. In tho Boclal rooms. portunity to Intending worship-
Program '
933 Wesley Avenue.
pers to secure a comfortable seat.
In the evening at 7.46 the usual Tho Conly Quartette, so popular
monthly praise service will be at tho First Methodist Church
Fint Presbyterian Church held. On tho last Sunday evan- will furnish anotbor very attcac-
Seventh Street and - Wesley Ing of the.month this service has Ive program on Sunday. - Tho
Avenuo. Charles F. N. Vogolin. Inspired those who find music the morning Instrumental numbers
. pastor. Bible' school at 2.30 P. channel of praise to Ood. The Include:
M. Evening servico at 7.»5 quartet, consisting of Miss Louisa "Toccata D Minor," Nevln.
o'clock. Visiting Ladles' Auxiliary
T. Corson. soprano: Mrs. Ida TV "Solace," Peace and March E
at the Cuslno. Monday afternoons
Bolto, contralto; sir. Bernard Po- Flat," FaulkcsJ
at 2.30 o'clock. Mid-week service,
land, tenor, and Mr. William Wat- The two numbers by tho Quar-
. Wednesday at 7.45 P. M.
kins, bass, will rendor tho follo- tette will bo "O Day of Rest nnd
Ing numbers: Thlo.' "On Thee Gladness," Shclloy nnd "Sotnehlng
Each Living Soul." from Haydn's For Thee," distance.
Fint Methodist Episcopal Ghsxeh "Creation:" bass solo. "There Is "A upeclul musical feature Bor-
Eighth Street and Central Ave- No Death," by O'Hara; soprano vlcu Is held In the -evening at
nue. Norman Vincent Sargent, solo. "Great Peace Have They," by which the following familiar and
minister. ' Sunday tnornlnj? wor- Rogers; quartet. "Even Me." byfavorlto
numbers will bu rendership
at 10.30 o'clock: Church Warren; alto solo. "Oethscmane." ed:- . ... :
school at 12.IS o'clock/ Evening by Soltor; trio. "Protect Us." by
sorvlco at*7:45~o'clocKr Mld-Week Nleollnl: - tenor- solo,— "Omnipo-
"Prologue." RogiTfl.
service. Wednesdays at 8 P. M. tence," by Schubert ;duet. "Still "In Moonlight." Klndor and
tho Night," by Ootie; quartet, "Dedication March," SHIKH. nn thu
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
'Sweet the Moments." by Dresa- organ'by Myrtle C, Eavor. N.A.O.
Tbc quartet will bu nusluted "Softly Now the Light of Day."
• .. • •/ Chnrch
>y Mr. 'Leftlle C Hughes, thu or-Schilling;
"Peace I Leave With
Central " Avenue ' and Tenth :unlat. and whoite playing- on thu You," ItnburtB and "Traveler,
8treet. Morning service. 10.45 man IK BO much enjoyed by the Whither Art Thou Going?" Nuvln.
o'clock. Bible school. 2.30 P. M. iiKregatlon. . • by the quartette -consisting of
Florence Kliinalnl. Marie Stom
-Evening- service,-7.30. - — The Bible-School .meets at 2.3f>
M. There Is nothing Ilko.this
Ocean City on Sunday after-
• . Union Chapelby-the- Sea noon. • Over 300 present last Sun-
Plfty-nfth Street and Asbury day aftomoon. The best singing
Avenue. Services Sundays as fol- in Ocean City on Sunday afterlows:
10 A. M.. Bible school; 11 noon. Everybody Invited and wel-
A. M., preaching service; 7 P. M..
. twilight Bervlce. Tho Hev. Linn
Bowman, D. D.. of Philadelphia,
summer pastor.
• Aaditarftm
Sixth Btreet and Aabury Avenue.
Services Sunday at 10.30
A. M. and 7.30 P. M., In' charge
or the Rev. Drs'. . Lake and
Burkett. Addresses each. Sunday
by prominent ministers from.out
of town.
Invited.
1
was organlxed In the Kuehn
building. Juno IS. IMS. After this Musical Program at
data services were held every the Presbyterian. Church
Sunday evening In the rectory
Tho attendance at the Hlppo-
building of the Holy Trinity P. E.
dromo 8unday Services Is rapidly
Church. - Services are now bold A most Interesting musical pro- Increasing, tho congregation last
every Sunday morning and evengram has been arranged for Sanr Sunday evening being very large.
ing In tho Tenth Street and Cen- day at the First Presbyterian Noxt Sunday morning In addition
tral Avenuo .Church.
Church, 7th and Wesley Avenuo to tho usual address, tbo pastor
as follows: . *
Rev. V. 8. Bertolet will conduct
will give on Illustrated message
tho services next Sunday and tbo MORNING SERVICE ' to tho girls and boys. The toplo
Lord's Supper will be administer- Organ Prelude, "Andante Canta- for the evening service will bo
ed at 7.45 o'clock In tho evening. bllc." Tscholkowsky.
"Why Does Not Ood Intervene.?"
There will also be an attractive
Trio'. "Praise Vc." Verdi. ' • musical program, with solos,
Splendid Mafio at Holy Trinity Anthem, "Tho Lord Is My Light," chorus choir and community sing-
Chnrch
Parker. '
Postludo. "Allc Marela," Hackott.-
The music for the Bcrvlces at . EVENING SERVICE
Holy Trinity-Episcopal Church. Organ Prelude.. (a) • "'l'riutnphal
Eleventh Street and Control Ave- March." Harris: (b) "Canioao
nue., for Sunday Is as folio**:. della Sera." d'Every.'
Morning:
Anthem.' "Sweet tho Moments," Don't Buy Furni
Processional. "Oh Mother Dear Donliottl. - •
Jerusalem."
Trio. "On Theo Each Living Soul
Vcnlto.
Awaits." Haydn.
To Deum, "Festival." Dudley Soprano Solo; Selected..
Buck.
Anthem. "Even Me," Warren.
JubUato Deo.
Trio, Selected.
Hymn, sejocted.
Tenor Solo, "Omnipotence," Schu-
Anthem. "JCHUH. Lover of My bert. .
Soul."
Alto Solo. Selected:
Recessional. "Tho Son of God Postlude, "Grand Choem," Gull-
loes Forth to War."
mant.
Evening:
Processional. "Jerusalem, The
-0
Golden."
Magnificat. Simper.
Nunc DlmltlH. Simper. Ocean City
Hymn, selected— —
Solo, selected.
• Recesalonnl. "EvcliBOng In Paint-Up Store
HUHhcd In Silence."
Two new volcuti have been add- 741 Aibnry Avenue
ed to the choir In thu personaKCK
of Mm. Brookn, nopruno and Mr. Bell. Phono 1250
SlruoHB. tunor. Tin-re In ulwuyn Ocean City, H. J.
nno music to be heard at Holy
Trinity and all ueata .are free to
uveryono at all Kervlcew.
Languton, Royal McLellun and
-•••— PainU -
Frank M. Conly.
"Rcpentunco" OH a soprano eolo
Fint Baptist Church
Oils
will bu rendered by Mlsa KC>
nalrd. .
Tho Ocean City Yacht Club will Vaimishes
hold Its annual munlcale nt the
club. Bay Avenue and Battoreea A Full Line of Brushes
Lutheran Church Moved Here TRoad, tomorrow evening.
The Melodlque Trio, asslBted by This is'the place to hoy
• '• Tabernacle Services It Is Interesting ana ul.tenoi Florence Klnnalrd, BOprano; Fred- Paints of all Usds.
to many cltltens that the St. eric Hutfsmlth, lyric tenor, and
The services at the Tabernacle John Evangelical Lutheran Myrtle C. Eaver, plnnlxt. will ren- Building is minTH»r'. one of
last Sabbath Wore largely, attend- Church which stanrlH at Central der selections.
ed and the surroundings wero de- Avenuo - and Tenth Streot was Tickets arc being Bold at prom- . our specialties
llKhtluL The Bunllght through was purchased t;i Woodbaven, L. inent places throughout the resort
the groves, the birds and flowers, I.. November 10, 1924.-and trans- and a large and appreciative au- Let us estimate on your cot-
proved " an Ideal day and the ported hero In sections. dience Is expected to attend.' tage, bungalow or houses,
strangers are becoming more and . 8bortly after" the cormrrstone
more interested. — was laid and at nunrlne Christmas ladies' Auxiliary Hold Sale
The general • public Is Dr. Behrens brought two most morning the first ' service was
helpful' sermons and the congre- held. Tbo church was-dedicated The Ladles' Auxiliary of the
gational singing Was truly with May 31 of this year. .
First Presbyterian Church will GRUBB BROTHERS
old time enthusiasm and Joy. The first Lutheran service held have a 'sole at Mould's office on
St Augustine's Chnrch Next Sabbath Rev. Dr. Roads, in Ocean City took place twenty Doughty's Pier, Friday afternoon 741 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Avenue near Four-r pastor of Upland. M. H. Church, years ago In the Red Men's Hall and evening, July 31. Baked ar-
teenth Street. The Rev. Thomas will preach at 10.30 A. M. and and since that time summer serticles as well as useful and fancy 609 Third Street .
F. Blake, rector. Masses: Sun- at 7.45.P. M. All Beats are free vices have been held' ID theatres articles for the household will be
days at 6.30. g. 9. and 10 A. M.; and a cordial Welcome is extend' and various other plnct«. on sole. The co-operation of the
OCEAH CTTY, H. J.
weekday mornings at 7.30 o'clock. cd to everyone.
St. John's local congregation public ts solicited. . •'
s at C.30. 8. and 9.30 A. M
at Bt. Mary's Chapel, Second
Btreet and Atlantic Avenue. M
. at BC.Joseph's Church, Bomers
Point, at 8 o'clock Sunday
mornings.
m
$»
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Sixth and We»t Avenue feet* (
We furnish every thing but the brloXj«
Every One of Our Used CaoJi
Go This Week at Prices Neyij
fore Heard of in Atlantic GjfJ
50 Rebuilt Ut
Gars
1 provsmont Company to William Dial.
entered for 11.00. Lots 13. 14 is. is block Son
Kt tbs Cap» May County plan K. WIHwood Junction HoiRhla'
Bamo to EIIA Jonoa, ot al. 91 00
ota 18, 19. 20, XI. IX, block 34 plan
.. Wlldwood Junction Height*. •
Up of Ocean City
Mary 8. Crt». to ltobonltllchenor.
B, Atkins. •« u*.. ot al.. to et ux. J1.00. Tract contjUnlns- ono-
i OnblO). ot ux. 9875. fialf acre on Wo«t aldo of road'that
iOKckl. plan I Ocean »ada ovor KUhlmr Crook, adjolnlnit
roomponir.
landa of Jo»i ph Bulo.
a Carl P. Monhart. ot ux. City ol Cap. May City
ijrtof let «. block I. plan Olrant Tru«t Company, Trujitoo lo
. % Land Company.
iuunn Illdicwity (?iitiitvll. I0.SO0. lUiitln-
" xwponitea to J. William IIC on North mldo of Ktockton Avu-
too. UestnnlnK In South nuo. 5B fiH't W« of JnlYornon Sire-, (.
ol North StnMit 368 fvait Cont. In fr. on Hlockton Avinuc 50
h^ ox jUtantla Avonuo. South -.•«t hy. North 105 f.K.t.
Hint l b» Bouth Woat 65 tc.t.
^ Brown. «t ux.. to Wll-
City of Wlldwood
, m UX. 1100. Lot 803. T>. Mll..« Itlitor. ..t ux., to U.UIKI,
.-j. Ilowtrr. ll(M). Houlh KoMt 3$ f4*I.00. Lot» 4U3
. aecUoa A. Alao lot 1D2. a«o-
Cocnpany-to WalU>r
I.SO0. LoU 3708 und
Ua I: alM> loU TIH
SI, -plan 1: alao .lota
block t», plan 1. Ocoan
Company to MlnitsJ.
tllO.000. lle>lni
Eut lino of Tark i>lac«
,th Kaat of • Corinthian
_jlth Weat 100 feet by
• t» Illpartan Commlaaloourri
r line -or lo hbxh . water knaHC
; Ocean If nl«h wml«r lino
1 of aald exterior line.
_r Company to Henry C.
• at nx. 11.00. Lotk 171« nnd
"L rt, plan 1, Oc«aui City
! B. HitchDer, - et UX.. to
•t ux. 11.00. I'art of
. 1. plan 1. Ocean City
to Sidney ftaWn -
11.00. Besinnlnx in Mouth
' Avenue 1&6 ft>«t &iat
Ml IS feet by Bouth
1
farthest from his mind. Justice
moans. Members c' the fairer ser, ' He: TO&tAi pardon MB for
Noisy Ford Brings Francis Wars fined him fS and Cigarettes Match often Inaccurately described a* hugging you In th» hall, won't
warnod him that a repetition of
weakor. demand tho strong, he- yoaf Th* fact Is I mistook you
$5 Fine To Driver the offense would bring him a
heavier nne.
. Milady's Dress man brands' of cigarettes. Many for my wlro.
of them would undoubtedly walk Bhe (dubiously): Wan. I don't
The Ore) which called out t)io
a mile for their favorlto cigarette. know, ru ooosolt jroar wife, and
He Wu Unmhle To Hew The Central 8tation branch of the
department broke out at i o'clock
Feminine Smokers Demand Cigar- Moat of tho slibps are selling a If aha says you've hogged • her
Fire Engine*
clgaretto named' After a famous within tha past six months I'll
at Forty-elgbth Street and Wesley ettes of the Bight Tint dancer. It comes In all the colon forgive you. " .
Avenue.
of the rainbow and matches or
The rattling ot a Ford cost W. It proved to be only a grass
O. Orovor. 18. of- 6337 Central blue growing out of a rubbish ''Is madam wearing her laven- contrasts with every dross. That
Avenue. $S In Pol I co'Court. Wed- nro which a woman had started der dress this morning?" Is probably why Celeste asks manesday
morning. Orover was Innear
the Berkeley Hotel and then "Yes. Celeste. Lay out a supdam what colored dress she Is
court to answer a charge of not lost control of.
ply of lavender-papered cigarettes, wearing this morning.
pullInK up to tho curb and stop-
please."
It was Mr. Kipling that Bald
pins Tuesday afternoon to make
And If madam were wearing something to the effect that a
Speedsters Fined
way for a Ore engine which was
nor black and whlto or crimson woman's only a woman but' a H responding to an alarm. Ho
crepe de chlno or whatever- those smoke's a smoko. Apparently the
Speeding on the roads ol Cape
pleaded not guilty.
fuuy, Wuziy. fllmy dresses are twain have met.
May County Is getting to be a called, Coleslo would have no
Deputy Chlcr ' Irvln JohnBon moro and more expensive pastime,' trouble In selecting a clgaretto
stutod that his engingo was going as three, who were hailed * bywith
paper to.match. That's tho
along Centra)- Avenuo botwoon Trooper Bishop before Justice..A. way. I hoy aro selling thorn now.
Thlrty-slxtb and Forty-eighth S. Stoolmnn. Soa Isle City, will Tho NEWS reportor made a
Stroots, that ho wu» ringing the testify.
canvass of the boardwalk tobacco
bell an hard an ho could and that James MeGoogan, of Atlantic storeu to learn tho attltuilo pr
ho blow the whistle five times to City, was hitting forty-elgbt Pun- Ocenn City maldit unit VIHIIOTH to
givo Orover notice. lie was day, on tho shore road at Ocean clgarottes Wore' the ladles buy-
forced to.como practically to a View, and paid 138.SB for his fun. ng clgarottcaT What brunilu were
stamtHtill ho said bvcaunu Orover Anthony Shetter. ot Philadel- thoy umoklogT Thoau v.«re tho
btayed .in tho middle of tho road. phia, was nabbed by Bishop at quentlonu he aHked.
Orovor could not hoar any of Qreonfleld. his speedometer rcgl- Apparently tho girls aro smok-
the fire signals on account of the uterlng 46.. It cost him (13.85. ing . Ono tobacconlHt reported ho
nntno hl» Ford wan making ho Benjamln'H. Luterman. a Phil- BelU about 75 pdekages a day.
Bald and pleaded .not guilty. Firo adelphia attorney, paid 125.85 Mr Others said Hales were somewhat
englncH come along that part of "hitting her up" to 46 on the lowor.
tho olty so rarely that tho thought shore road near Swalnton, Mon. Tho mild and nccn(od varieties
they might bo behind him was day.
are not tho pop'ular. ones by any
block 141.
Anthony J. M-EnteA. ot ux., to
Alfn-d O. Oarvln. ' II.(W. Lot Z9.
block 133- '
.Kruncla J. flmlth 10 Jahu 1. .Man-
Kin. 13.200. Lo* 17, block 135. pUn
of lota of H. H. Otlfns^AjIdltlon ad-
Jolnlna- North Wlldwood.
Henry If. Ottons to Albert It. Caler.
1350. Lot 37. block 1111.
Andrww V. Btoy. ct UX.. to Ckior»»
Zehr. 1100. Lot* 308. Twcnty-tlrst
AVenu« and 3M Twenty-s*.t of lot 35 In »ald
Jennie Harper, el vlr.. to Ooorsj. A.
Doak et ux. Jl.ou. Lota 40 and II.
block II.
little & Bigfer Sold Bakery
The Valet Baking Company
which exchanged ownership recently,
was uold by Clarence Little
and Albert BlKlor. the owners, to
FrelhQter Baking Company. The
above-mentioned men bought the
Valet Baking Company about four
yearn ago. Mr. Little will continuo
a* m
EMSTITCHING
PLEATING **•
SMS NINTH ST.. CUy.N.J.
For Sale
Boarding House—Centrally located, in good
condition and well furnished. Is now a good
. paying proposition. • '
WALTER H. KUEHN
8th & Atlantic ATB. OCKAH COT, H. J.
'The Drink That Hit* the Spot'
SCE-Y-OLA
Famous Indian Drink
Now On Sale In America's Greatest Family Resoit-rOn the Fashionable
An
The Biggest Selling Drink on the Walk. Served
Energy
Drink by Full Blooded Iroquois Indian Maidens Direct
Shop In
Ocean
City
Spending your money in the city where you
earn it is the greatest boosting you can do.
Ocean City stores can only grow by your
support. The more business you give them
the better stores they will provide for you to
shop in. [
Spend Your Money Where
You Earn It
Ocean City Chamber of Commerce
Some Repainted,
Are Reconditioned, Ready toj
Away. Most All Late Modefc||
dans, Coupes,. Touring,
• \ - ; Sport Cars' .. :.Jp
CERTIFIED^
And Guaranteed To Be A>
BUICK 1924 Touring 5-Pass.
BUICK 1924 Coupe, 44W
BUICK 1923 Coupe, 4-Pass.
STUDEBAKER 1925 5-Pass.
DODGE 1925 Brougham Sedan
DODGE 1925 A. Sedan
FORD 1924 Roadster
OAKLAND 1923 Sedan, 5-Pau.
CHANDLER 1923 Sedan, 5-IW
DODGE 1922 Coupe, 2-Pa«*.
HUDSON 1922 Coupe, 4-P«u.
DANIELS 1923 Sedan, 7-Pau.
Other Cars, all make,, from $10000 %»;
Your Last Gl
Get Here
•m
Small down payment. Balance as low «I
week Your old car taken in trade a»«jr<
the above cars. Lowest finance <
city.
HALL&GRAVAn,
2200 Atlantic Avenue
Marine 6030
Our Haine is tota Otiaimntee
ASK ABZ MAH 0B W0MAH WHQ HAS :
. XJUUt US
"IS
'CM* of >aa lal« City
J B. Greenwood, ot ux.. to
awood. 11.00. Lot 3 und
of lot I. block 3. in
Motion, block 41-U on Tax
lot 17, block 40. Northblock
33A on Tax Map.
.of block 7. Nortbout
.Tax block 19 B.
la'B-* Anderson to Leltoy J.
, et ux. 11.00. Lot 4. block
block 11 Southwcat
.•oraugh of Avalon
J Beach Company to M. Allco
_ tat. Utjinnlntf on North
•aUe of Bevcnty-thlrd . Btn-ot
I North W«*t of Waa Uucoud
. North Wet 40 foot by North
t»L
Towiuhlp of Upper
Sfcaw, et al., to Luwla K. Hart'.aj.,
tntdlnjf on' llomt-titeiid
mnt Company. • I2.:5O. Tho
I Of- land In Tuckohoo on Iho
r from Tuckohoo tp LlttlD-
-. flnit contalnlnif .1 ucru uud
r contalulntf 10^ ucr*)>i.
1 - K. StIUu. *t ux.. lo Allcu
_-.__. 11.00. fortlon of hieudow
IKorth of lota 373. 371, 375 on
Tot Clover Hill .Cotlunu Blluu on
Slide of Tuckahoe Hlver. - '
1O. 'Knocht to M. Howard
11.00. Lot 13, auction C G.
• of."Ocean Crtj*t."
i A. Kalchelm.' et ul., trudlru;
td Dulopnu.iit Coiuiutny.
-^tUcKulvy, ut ux. Ji.oo. Lotu
I ", Mack 10, Hands Uouloviiru
Townihlp of Middlea.
Wblto Lund und lul
Company to J. M. Cotu 1
J. Lou 33. 34. 35,° 31.. block
Eaat Wlldwood Junction
I to John Hudxon. J1.00. LotH
* (. Wlldwood irolahU.
rJ lo Elcunor IVndur. I1.0A.
It «od ». block Z5, section 4.
: II. Whlto Lund nnd In.- I
Btols BUe With Wife
Ernest .E. Bhaw. of Westtnont.
Is In the county Jail because ho
took an automobile without tho
consent of the owner. J^P?' "•
Heancy. of North . WW»«~-
Youne Sbaw, who bad been employed
at a local drug "to. ' or
a»v«ral wceka. said be wanted to
Jnko his brldn-to their Westmont
home. and. Mr. Heaney's car was
Idlo at the time, so ho took It.
He was arrested at Westmont
ond lodged In the Mooreatown
Jail. Conatablo Hicks >>«>"«>•} [
Shaw hero. It was thought tbot |
qhaw mlKht know . Bomethlng of
two burglary caneu that occurre.l
Spick and Span'
LAUNDRY
Sanitary Methods
' Free Delivery
Wo Guajrd AgalnBt ILoss-
420 West Avenue
] OCE.VN CITY, N. J.
Mr*. Mary Patterson
Poone 144-W Prop,
St. Petersburg, Fla.
The Sunshine City
We are taking a lot of New Jersey people
['on a free five-day trip to Florida
Leaving Ocean City July 27 •
,,,. An opportunity to see this magic city of
r fte Sunny Land on a delightful tour and reap
I; not only Knowledge and Health, but also ahare
I in the enormous profits that are being made in
'? Sfc, Petersburg. .
Come to our olllce and get foil WonnsUoit,'
£•>:••.,••• •'.'••'• 1 -
iaUSjc^S.^
ESTrVTES
10th Stt»et mnA Boardwalk
' • 4.
u
from the Caughnawaga Reservation.
SEE
Miss Floating Cloud
Full Blooded Iroquois Indian Maiden . .
—at the—
Fruit Snow Shop
OcecUi City Demands the Best~
That's OSCE-Y-OLA
Chock Full of
Herbs
Oh, Boy, That OSCE-Y-OLA U Oreat Stuff!
TRY A GLASS TODAY!
Osce-Y-OIa Bottling Co.
Telephone Marine 7079-W
JXCqJe 'Pure
and Tastes III
B. WHEATIET, 927 Wett A«e. . BU8HET, 1224 Ajbory Ate. BAtrHOAHTOH, 3000 Asbnry Aw, BATOOABiTOH, Utb. Bt
BTItES, 807 Aiburr Avo. I0HE8, I»rk Hmee 4 Bdwfc DUHQAH, 809 W. Bth fit HAYES, 334S Artrary An.
HATES, 3241 Asinny An. . KWOH, 702 Bdwk. ' WUKJJI80H, 7th A Aahny Ate.
HCECKH Faojitaiii, 8M Aitery
.Aft.
H0IBB00K DHUO C0^ 8th 8t
- and Boardwalk. '
FtTEB X0OD BUTTL? CO., 608
Aibnry Ate. " •
W. fTKHKTiTpt, fc, 3rd A Atlan-
Ho Ate. .
FRUIT S^OW SHOP. 916 BOARDWALK—OSCf>Y-OLA"S MAIN STORfe ON BOARDWAUC
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Beat!
Thai is, the Result of
Our Method of Clean-
ing Your Priceless Ori-
ental and Domestic
Rugs and Carpets
Bearing, broom or vacuum
cleaner removes
only die dust from the
' surface, but the methods
we use entitle us
' .to our- reputation as
modem and efficient
rug and carpet cleaners.
Get' in touch - with us
for estimates. We need
each other.
Carpet;
Linoleum
Laying
Done By Expert Workmen
Your Satisfaction is
Our Success
1WG:&W.
Carpet :
Cleaning
Works
15 W: Washington
, 'Avenue (Rear)
Call 1007-W Pleaaantvffle,
• '•':'.•:''-'•. - ibrService " ' •
Among South
frianda here.
Mr. W. Lee. of W«at PnlUdel
Many visitors from Phlladel-1 tores on the beach here and thenlRUey. Lakewood Eatatat. Tenth •
phla. Oermontown. Camden and I oxhlblUnsT tbem at the hall..Wno- Street and the Boardwalk. «lt-P. I
face on Asbury Avenuo for thel
Halph Davis. Bobble Hughes.
Joseph Collins and Miss M. Wool-
«toa —"" —" • • •
party at tbe Community Mall.
Fifty-second Street, on .Friday
evenina\
Miss Florence Grant, of Camdan,
has returned to ber home spent at playing cards.
after spending a brief period with
0 ? cottagers here for various I pie(Ure producer.
balance of the month.
• • ••_ —
' I periods. Each one vlea with thej .
. |oth«r to make this end . of the! '. . BkJj. «t
munlty Hall that guests attending I '—— ' I Wanted—Moo nnd women who I
a card party there were forced tol Mr. Thomas Edwards, of Fifty-1 Br o Interested in being trained loL.^J 1 , i!l__ F 11
their homos. Rather an unseemly | maklnir "tblngs**hum hereabouts" I aii opportunity to. earn money IJJfU 1 fJJ"" ^^".'v 11 Iloiida Ouyuitunlty
taolea..' Return' to Mm O.
Ocean Cltjr. Reward. '.
!
llfo by taking real moving »lc- portunlty to go to Florida for Wesley Avenue.
' those who can qualify.' Apply Mr.
MaBttf*ctar«ra of.
HEED AHD WICKEH
F0RHITUBE OF AT,Tr
DESCEIPTIONS
Son Parlor and livincr Boom"
Suites From
$35 to $300
Wo positively -Krtv** th*» IfirR-
| U«rt from;
[ When ituylnK- " ciiito fn>m DM
i Wo «iv« you tin- rholcc of u»i>fri'fonnp
or ilntnh you mlirht
(U-HII-V, without nny t'xtra
DRAPERIES
Sun Fast Materials
60c up
_ Lace Curtains, 70c up
Cretonnes, Reg. 30c A
40c, Special 25c yd.
nuftl«d CurUliM with tlfl
back; nc a Mir. TapotrMa
from KZ up. •
Mak*r« of ih« famous cti*«t«r-"
field R*«d Craft Fumltur*
Atlantic Upholstery
and Supply Company
8413 Atlantic Are.
' ' ATLAHTJC CITY '
Marine 3285-1
Meals at All Hours Cool. Clean Dining Hall
Chicken Dinners a Specialty Large, Airy Rooms by Day or Week
An Ideal Place to Spend Your Vacation
Hotel Tuckahoe
. - Wonderful Roads and 'Scenery . '
Along the Beautiful Tuckahoe River, 10 Miles from Ocean City
Special Attention Tel 2801-R-1-2 • Private Dining Room
To Parties and Families • Reserved for Private Parties
^ 'V SPECIAL REDUCTION *
2H White Shoes .f.
is enough said as you all know our wonderful values.
Ocean City's Popular Shoe Stow
ROYAL SHOE STORE
945 Asbury Avenue - Ocean City, N. J.
Atlantic City's Premier, Clothiers Offer the Most Sensational Value Giving Event
Ever Witnessed in Atlantic County Takes Place Here—During^ Our. Combination
Clearance and Introductory
[ . j SALE OF | s.ssr j
Men's and Young Men's Suits and Haberdashery
. . On account ol the great nrmatui of oar many, patrons, we are opening
a «, Men's FcmlihtTig FttmliMTig TJtpartmept TJepartment and and"a» as an ia ezpresdon mtression of gratitnde gratitude to to oar
old friend* and an invitation for new ones, we are offering an unonud re-
MEN'S SUITS
In that Hew, Wide Hhonldrr Effect-^SHm Hips,
Wide Trousers
Suit valued
at 925.00
Suit valued
at 930.00
Suit valued
at $35.00
Suit valued
at $40.00
.Suit valued'
at $50.00
SUITS
$10.95
Now $20=^
N.W
BOYS'SUITS
Wita 2 Pair P
'Her. 130 value I Seg. value |18 I Regr. value S12
MEN'S WHITE FLANNEL
TROUSERS, $12.00 Value
PLAIN AND STRIPED
MEN'S TROUSERS
Segular $10.00 value'
Begular $0.00
Value $2.95
$10.75 $6.75
TOPCOATS
Begul&r $22 value
Eegulax $35.00
value .'. ' $18.95
H. KRAVIS&SON
162$ Atlantic Avenue ." Atlantic City, N. J.
We Aim T»l« PI—«m> in Ann/mnrirg fnff ftj
j dittos of Onr Sew • . • .
Men's Furnishing
Department
Carrying: the' latest Styles in Ken's Wear
Broad doth Shirts »« 4fl
I Collar Attached ; • I AM
.Begular $3.00 value
Without Collar
Begular $2.75 value . $1.39
TIES
Full fashion
Latest Styles
Value li.EO to 12.1
89c
Value 1100
Now—
Bahving Ties
Latest t (ll (all aum
bere. Value U
GARTERS
Handkerchiefs
Sealed Vkg.
10c value •»«•
3 for__ ZOC
ZEc value
3 for
2 Bo value r"i»
3 for..-___..T__50c
Sweater
Combination
With Golf Hose to
match; . . An r-A
115 value $O.3U
MEN'S HOSE
lull Fuhion
Value •}
76c J
IW1 Fashion 8flk I
""•W- 80 69c »*~:
811k. and- lisle
50c Value
UNION SUITS
(SEVILLE!),
Bes-.fl.S0 Value
Silk IK and ana UsJe Lisle •>«. •
6Sc 5 value l 29C
69c
I am in the market for
deg
DANCDliS
Runabout $39215
Tudor Sedan $63$
Fordor Sedan $72(jf
Delivered Prices Complete with Starteif
THE UNIVERSAL C
Ptonc600 908 Asbury
mr;
CourseJVe
\uldBuy
tHotne
EDITORIAL
HB eampals*n now. being
; Ytccd by the Ocean City
Chamber ot Commerco to
..^ interest In buying
Is .worth sorlous cqni
and attontlon.
Is no need from furnHuro
g material, and from
5 to candy, that cannot
we repeat that tho
r of Commerce's "T
-campaign is a -„
'«nd a very timely one.
VOL 1—Ho. 4
k^^^
OCEAN CITY NEWS
Jl Gnat Family Newspaper in jGmerica's Greatest Family) Resort
• rubll.hod Every
Tuwdny and Friday Afl« OCEAN Cm, HEW JEESEY, TUESDAY, JTTLT 21, 1085 Publication Ofncel
Now. Bulldlnir. 131 Aabury Av
our Drown Patton Wants
In Waters Improvements
of the Inlet For South End
- ^ L _ _ _ I _ 1 -' 1IU *°«. ».10 S.M 1.11 Lll
**—W«d. «.« 9.01 .*.M EH
S3—Thur*. . ».IS 9.JT
J4—KH. 10.09 10.11 •
IS—Sill. 10.41 10,«« 4.5J M in
4.44 4.4* «.*»
M—Sun. 11.11 XJ.W • 5.11 HO
>1—Man. ' 11.09 11.10 ' (.00 «J«
(Eullni SUnasrtl Time)
PHIOE TW0GEHT8
First National Bank Directors Owners Must Trolley Hits
Demand That Stainton Resign Keep p Walks Auto; Then
In Good Shape Jumps Track
Commissioners Will Make Survey And Anto Hits Another in
of the City Sidewalks, Which Scramble in Which Two Are
Cause Many Complaints ' Hart
some desirable lots in
_ d in Ocoan City. Thcro Three Bodies Recovered Quote Many Local Needs
•lent? ot stores, and If theso — _
the residential section
-.carry as largo a range as J*
of Ocean Cjty.
Moorlyn T»n«| J
Write description and lowest
prices to
Dr. X L Edwards
. .._ BIVEESIDE, H.-J. -•-•
Summer ResiA
' . v ••:••.'••
•- ' . ' ' . • . • :6'^
The Low Cost of a Ford Car vnD satft'fj
Transportation Problem in Ocean Ch
1 .
'"* cast "Us Bhadow over A dilation from th« South
"4 want,' tho fault Is not Cowon u Inlot Sunday when four Ocean CUy Improvement ARHOCIUstores
.but rather with 1'hlladulphlann, all related, """ a.llemle•« Inlot.
, The v.ct.n,9
onBcacn .loners 1 Meeting on Monday ~ u , x . ~ _ ,. . 1 , • „ _
— • Certify Checks Without Sufficient Funds to Pay Them
^ y LjOcal i^eeas • At n HD«;ciaI. m««ilhB of tho.iix obiiK'uionH ha« never b««n Sutton Speaks at Meeting Everyone Blames the Other
Mts a ebanco to ..«k up ; ^ ^ Wu|
, Mr. Pnt.on «nre^
jtely ln every lino, do their Hopu Slr.ii.-t, Slnift Ouclinnun'u Duchami non In '" '
baying out of town, and luw: Samuel H^imuvl A A. Wood. U'w . 20. of
esmnlaln that tho local 2=20-South outU Thl Third SStrt
,Tnot carry the moreban- ^ch.K, o^'ch
tterWant Wllh
' . i . «, tho OM.BMOI
•"believe In buying In Ocean Wood all cf tho boilloH
• said a prominent Ocean rccovi-rfil. Tho boillf
•un recently. "Wo con never !'»""» nmlWnh wor.
^ma our town-commor- Tl^^flZ
f until wo all do our buylnjf 8.SO o'clock Sunday nli
ts much us wo possibly can Llltlo IK knriwu
l ,l Rr.tltn.to
»prnv«id. Ore
r( Strtot. anil hlu approacnm to.th
lllruClOr
i. Slnliilon an vlco priKl- thla aflalr wus termed,
ho Institution, and n« a • Bank Is Solid One
wan unanlmoUHlv d..- '"
HOIVICC In niniiilfd
buuvli. Il«
A| 'B" H wa« unanimouHly ,W- '. 19H. Iho Flrut Na-
tUmnI )Iank ,„„,.„„,,,, „„ cupUar
Tho r«-nolutlori demand- anil tho Block viau placed at J226
'»« lhl " ««lK»ation
JHtock wail at (3W per HIIIIH
b",m !V Ilt " lhlp - hllt tl however. I that It wa» uiloptod an "bfKt Hub- Incroami hi valuo of
up." »i''l L/rvhiK.tho IntorcBlB of tho Inutl- "
»'l'
1 "". tl ln '«•« than on.
lor work- • nwi.'lii of tho InulKnl
] ull cf tho bodl"" ),av/b",m !V Ilt " lhlp In AIIKUHI. 19H. tho Flrut Na- Chamber hold last Wodncwlay Hudson sodan had lta sldo Btovo In
•nal llank IncrcaBed Itx capital •VOMIIIK wvurul n)ottor« of clvlo and bumped Into ohother ear
.1 tho Btock wan placed at 1226 lntvHt wor.. /•'•• «• —•• «•-' .„.. .„„,.„.. „..„,„„ „„„
per share. Tho laxl H.IIO of tho wiHhud to cull them) thlnRH lo tho craBhcd nt Ocean
•
iiwi.'lii of tho Inulllntlon on July
-
board uxuorti'il IIH 30; 1924. nrr S2.410.5C9.91 and
.-rr,l. Tho boilltn of nucnuc-
iKii'hi.
nt tho CIOKO of htiHlnettH hiut nlicht
"complolu conOdenco In tho in wore (^,C61,021.0G, nn IncrcabO
romlltloii ot 4ho utrcciu- In (bin l^lly" and-' loyalty of -i«,r.m -B. o("91,2fiO.451.1-l~ln ono year.
'h^' V iwcllim. On Ccnlral Avenuui par-
Tho bUHlm-H>4 of tbo paHt* few
ticularly. h» oniphnxlztd many of Mowr.-r >,« caHhler."
d dd ll
tho n-tililcntw niid prlvuto litkuu In
front of thlr homon arl.'i- u ralnutorm.
I Hi- nnkcil that tho Hlr.rlii loud-
1
InK »o 'Collar Ito:id lie placed In
(laT, where Is your own car, "
ns asked. • -
•t ns at Tuckerton, btltiK
uii ^r^ •a.u.^ri'nTc.'n'Jt. ^tnT etat "
o ConinilHMlonurH last Monday rep- nBht post and runnlnB to tbo
rcHoutlnK that civic organliatlon. odBO g of ti,o Ocoon n. City y Oarag-e arag, a
III- utatl-d at a nicotine Of tho I duitanco Hlalnnr.. or r.r about I>IUIII> 50 CD feet, r• Ocean City within a row day«. »n»8er Jfeciares Appiopnaaons Bno||1(, ^ BUarded accordlniily. Youi
them HWlmmlntc • but It In alwayn a "day aftor." He M ' Stalnton waa unaware of her Far Too' Small, and Mayor At tho prvnont tlmo, ho undor- vonte
Th« RuardM dlvi'jl nnd worked 'ho OM Coatit Guard utatlon wouth-
.••** tbe reply.
"northea»ter" that
are many like him.' They
un account . In tbo newapapom
•"• — '—"" "••- --- unable to '' J L1 " ' *' ' '" lMi»iin«-..i.-i. h.. -»^ » ~'*»J r •»-'»»v/uiu .-nt 1 nttentlon was tho ucattorlng wan facing west on Ninth 8lreet
BlrltT LlBtenl • . Walz. watched them from the f r °m Ibo CnmnilK»loner« when ho hurrylni: back from Florida whoro o 1 IV Ii T" of litter on tho beach. Tho beach nnd just, started to cross Ocean
j .... ',-..'.• i« P rac «"illy drwrl.'.! Bhore. Wall ""'"I not only do wiuih cn.rresl-. ho wau when a. Federal Indict- jnenfl IVltMfe fOF on•"•••" --• «•>-< ' • - ••• -•-• • -- — - — • -
• Tho body of Itnth A. Wood, ago lho cilv •"« • and lnclden'talB than Ocean
City allotw ror ll«'hlgbwaya."
•• .IL..^M.I...JA./.—
Gardens; that they would prove
y
' , ,, . , - -• —
u ttood InveuHntht. Though inoxt
12. of 'hi" Philadelphia, niornlnt by who the Coast wan make Cedar Itoa.l puiwablv for 'nmountn
^hat Mowrer
of 1-15.000.
and SI
17,360, $25.drowned
laHt Sunday. .waH recov- Man. motor earn. Drowns When.
1000. nccrn Sll.SOO. of the renpectlvoly. bank. •
Btusembled are cmefs-iast iHucovvrcil at 7 A. M. thlu morn-
"" rendered a bervlco to the IIIK by twb fltdiermen, IL. M. Arncr
amity u. calling attention" to "•>;' Arthur Sunimerwrule^ of 3016
pay when Mow re r In alleged to
bnyo cvrtlfled thorn.
m that of.tbe losses of life ^^fnT^Th.^'S^a nt_ „„, ^._ „„«,,„ ;_ tr»-
tNSerty by flrea- 70 per cent. inic>t bridge. They tried lo re- protected Section, of Beach muko'any Htntemnnt •
•}»• avoided, this may not cover the bodyth«niHP|ve«, but all
BUiely sew' Information to ,""', •">«!«. l» the vicinity were
viewed by tbo NEWS roprewnta-
.1;^:, . -, .' i , . locked; they then nollni'il- thi>
Attllo Furlnone. 2D,.of' 23-1 N. unfortunate "incident thnt brought
»people, but It In only . by CouBt Guiiriln of Ocean City niul i
•^~i . and aad relterutlou reiteration that tho ,„„ Ocean City .police. -police. Several I u^.., w .in h.wa« soi*i
OH eonserVatlvo In his Th0 8tl,, plcturcll that will bo wnvcH. - I had thought, tho overnight
snapped will bo used In'tho chain Sbo tent a youngstor for tbo had boon forgotten inuamuch UH
- the facts a crusado to of Hoarst nowapapeni. One of-tho lire guarclH. w.ho 'quickly reupond- tho Board of Dlrectoni' attention
• .»,,.ti » i- iT\^«»» Bnoclal featuresI to bo utagcd will ed from Fourteenth Streot and had boon called to It and tho
I situation U in order ^J" 1 ruailo In providing ttunlclcnt funchi
ror uuch purposcH.
Muyor Champion Htnti'il he
ugreod with Mr. Buvlnger that
the city nee.dcd moro money. Ho
nalil thc CommlHuloucm wero uu-
Life Guard Marries
• Girl He Rescued
Mr. and M»w. John K. Mc-
„"„„ arnl whlch was re- Tonth Street Stations, but no funds wore deposited by tho nia-
„ , Tho guardii ilovo and grappled huving my attention called to it." T"* J
"Some Dogs"
Aiidrov/ Jainen, colored; of
742 Went Avenuo. boasts of
)rl *? 1 8 mother, who I» travol-
' • tbo waters until durk without. Ing In New England, wnu wired
any result. From th

IB-
? 11 "• F
How Many Local PeopleiCan You | Baptists Have
0. W. Greenberg, Sated Sflhowtte -Artist, Will Draw Pnminen.
Ocean City Pott Star the Sew*, and Print* Will Appear ia
' Each Inne
-a W OHEBNBUHO
«n youre«*nl«, by their P»U.T
Have New Books
at Local Library
Works Aie Koctlj of a Biographl
cal Habtre; Etch Beviewed
Ubr»y 1.-th. new High School "«».»-»«
Henry Tho,u. Bachel'or of
Nature: by Leon Baialgette. In
this
' gette _. _ -„«.»..
: irtl J
£>ood reading*
I baton th« cold waataar sets «a-
I White no aecorata nruraa may y«t
]b» linn r«fardln«- th» coat. It ta
1 In the metal room* or the pastorate,
at Tenth Street and Wesley
"*^IW Hew Buactora to Be Avenue, during the winter and In The Ocean City FUhlnc Club
and the Anglers' dab of Ocean
Completed Before the Hot & SSSST* """"" *"*** City, will hold a combined casting
tournament under the sanc-
Watch Next Tuesday's Paper for First of the Series
tion or the Surf Angling Club*,
„ , ^ Roster of Fire Chiefs Saturday. July 15. at 9 o'clock,
City profiles for the NEWS exon
the beach at Fifty-ninth
.cluslvaly.
Ba»ement and Two Stories) Recently Gathered Here Street.
There' are to be four events.
small pair of scissors, a small the First Baptist Church and St ^ te .**** "'«'•' Association.
and Mr. aroenburg- produces one's
likeness In black and white.
obt
"'ned HUrrell. Court House.
as architect for the contemplated
J.; I?' handicapping will be used In
.; Samuel A. Qruvdr.
«rhan« £ 7 \ r , Atlantic City. N. J.:
U, ,* ^ ..' .. I i.u!T 8tate - *« ron »• Baker - Maplewood. N.
brief description or Up to a hobby While the winter congregation J.; H. W. Brtder. Egg Harbor,
or business will be. given. - or the First Baptist Church N - J -: William Gilbert. Capo May,
This will be the first tune that numbers about 125. the summer N. •>•; Frederick Uonolll, Landismany
of the promlnont men of eongregatlon awelU to 800. and vllle, N. J..- William Davis. Buth-
•T^ VilZ i •""""""""•' u pear as follows: " Mystery event,
unknown' distance,",' "Ring
event, something new."
- Many valuable prlies are to be
awarded. All contestants must
be 16 years or older. A staff
camera man of the 'Moorlyn
Theatre will take motion pictures
of tbo events and they will be
shown In the theatre later.
°* Tne at the ema£er helghtb visitors^ho of the season. attend 1500. Somers erford. Point. N. J.I K. John J.: C. D. M. Halnes. Hosier '. Information regarding the
Ocoan newspaper, City have • ' appeared ' • In any . Tne the services ema£er come visitors^ho from all attend ov«ir Somers Abeecon, Point. N. K. J.: Ira' C. M. Olberaon Hosier, tournament may be obtained from
newspaper, Mr. Orcenburg. • ' ' the • artist. Is Now the services Jersey and come other from States all ov and Absecon. Abeecon N. N J.; J: Miss Ira' Estelle Olberaon M Charles T- Maginnls, chairman,
woU known In Ocean City, where for this reason alone. Interest In|Tlnneru^ (Honorary),JBIoomlleld the Ocean City Fishing Club, and
Dr. Samuel McGlary,'the Anglers'
Seventh Street and Asbury Ave. be unique not only In archltec- "*/«».!
It was due to the reason that Mr. tural style but aWIn IU abimy * tu ° U
Oreenburg was sti
y
t O
to suit Its capacity
Oltyjhat made It possible for the emajl eon«Te«iitlon.
Bader, fc7«jr Harbor.. N. J.
some well-known person to thai He has snipped many famous I£hufch' here w4s
NEWS readers. . |men and women. Including the!„,._..______."_.
Mr
ten years be has
p serve as i
*»£» "**" '«* ure ° m « n Bt ""^ tlttiO »« «P«ned toltlon of a cargo of a rum'
- appearance of the Bllhouullen.'
-Ing. for not the least Important ::• •• ' .
.reason that, through the achieve- ' _ ' _J
ments of this poor deformed lm- Fi-iiKr rVmon
migrant of 1889, thU country Is *^9 U J «-"/lMCIl
once more shown to be the real
land of opportunity. • '• ,_ w.
Ure and letters of Walter HJncs " "* •
•Page; edited by Burton J. Hen- .'.,' ~~~
•colorful and graphic picture of ^ »_•»•_« *
_men, atmosphere, events and BO- turn. Wnicn Lack* Annuemeat
•clal conditions In the two great ,
-^lhe l .I?at! d o'f*w d a e r mOCraC ' e * Un ' W"* B* 0 " 1 *" "DaHy Doieb"
AHel the lfre of Shelley- by claM - that «« » eW »» *° »' d «= k
•Andre ilauroisf 0 •JlSSrSTaho-. SK2ft "^"JS* fi ^1^^^^
no preconceived opinion of the fi^'Vi,*"• iS^J.jL ^?» ( ^
man, anr more than wouid a i B i?£ al 5| I ? t I' i ^% if^»t. "
•novelist unfolding day by day and a h wa ,*S L tt 'W f ?'* *°, nt '"
event.by event .his hero's exist- f' oc r7 jr> 5jt' ch h *»-, Bok ,. tllIe
enee. He has oM the Bense of ^''SS^f^Ji"^/^^^" 0 ":
humor that Shelley lacked, arid , **" '°"o«"»« «« the lint of the
he Bhowa ftae utter absurdity of a Wv Um,rn,ii»iv M« W »
nhull/xr-n u/lM Mono »j!|
' • ' • " • " • ' - ' . "$•%$
Our Famous Chicken Waffle Dtaf*
v Soperb Sea-Food Pttt«r»'•«:
Fresh VegetaUe Platter.
Steaks, Chops, Soft-Shell Crsb
Daily Sinp^^H of Baby LobrterJ I
upreme.
AD Served.Right
*« Week end—o r any time it's
HOTEL STRAND
Ownenhip-Management
Hwne 980
SEASON 1925
Acres of Diamonds
RIGHT MERE-IN OCEANCITY
That's what the wise men are saying now. Why send your dollars. -
. ' to Florida? That's 1500 miles away. ~
A Government Engineer stood on the Fishing Pier at 4th Street and
...."• said:. "Draw a line from Atlantic City to Sea Sea Isle City's beach and it _
runs 3600 feet outside this pier, therefore Ocean'City's uptown beach must
- • .go out 3600 feet more," and he stood on the ocean end of that pier which
is 800 feet long.
. He knew what he was talking about—there are men living right now
in Ocean City who have seen the uptown beach go 1500 feet towards
Europe. It will go 1500 feet farther within a few years more.
YOU OUGHT TO BUY SOME OF IT NOW!
Don't tell your children later on: "I might have been a rich man ii
had only bought some of that beach-front a Few years back.'* '
Every client who has bought through m has made real money 1 —we
. claim to-have vision on beach-front values.
We have marked and mapped the receding rocean~at ten different
points. The beach is growing
LIKE GREEN CORN IN JUNE
You can fairly hear it cracking. It grows fast north of 10th. Street—look it .
over—it's the widest part of the island and getting wider every minute.
Plant a few dollars here and they will grow with the beach you buy.
YOU OUGHT TO OWN ONE OF THESE TRACTS:
'••-. 1. North side of First Street, 130 feet wide along Boardwalk.
2. South side of First Street, 100 feet wide along Boardwalk.
3. North side of St. Charles Place, 100 feet wide along Boardwalk.
' 4. South side of North Street, 130 feet wide along Boardwalk. . .
There is no limit to these tracts. They stretch and stretch towards Europe.
We might say each of these, tracts is 600 feet long to the Riparian
line, but they.'will go further out in a short time. .
CHOOSE YOUR BARGAIN TODAY!
You can have it financed. You or your agent can consult us. You
will be getting advice from specialists in beach-front values.
GOETZ-KASSAB COMPANY
Beachfront Specialists in Ocean City
9th and Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. Phone 108

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HOTBL OALLABO
Mlaa ltortha llunllnir. Mr. laid Mr
" • id aon. Mr. and Mra. McCal
C. B. Urnnctl. I'hllodolphU, l*n.: aui.
and Mra.' I* U. Miller NowYork city:
Ir lllld Mr ". I?- Cuthrone.
J- T. MH-uo. II. J. Wiilk.r. j; V.
Jt""Z?- ii'"7 H - K'-K». l'hllud.'lphlu:
If. K.. »hrix|t.r. riti>.l>iiTit;. 1>. KlrkwooJ.
Wayne, l v ndera, I'hlli
rt. Phll.Kl,
...-._. _... und Mra. Hmallwood. Hurrjabunc
IV.: Mr. und Mra. K. SninlL
Jork. l>n.: Mr. unil Mr«. V. Illaf
\\ Imli.wl.T. Viu: -li A.. lUchartl.
Wlncht-jit.-r. Viu: Mlaa IloVurd: II. \V.
. Kdwitnln, .1. V. KJrlttirlilp, Woodburj-: Mr. and
Wayno. !'„.: J,>|m ]„ citfmmcr, Ji'n- Mr». V". II. l>,ivl«. \v'ooiiry: II o.
klni.wn; Jrvno OltnmliT. Jcnkliitown; Tiililunu, l'hllud.liilila: Ncl«on Ij.con.
lV>r»l)iy Uol
" —-irk. N. J.: MI»M lUnk.r.-Mr». h\
iiyth.-. I'hllud.'lDlila: Ml«* M. V.
. l'ik.». Wuuhrouekw II.il
•— Mra. W. Uninilll. II. It. Or
•clc Xf. llurlliy. Ilrooklyn: l). it,
Iliuliilphln.' Mr. und Mi.
ou., MuUcrn; Otmrlta • W'lluy,
Huriitui Wiirrlnutan. XVIImlnirton. ,JVI.;
«nd uuimtitur. IlaudlnK.
? >•,•-"»•'•'••• M. A. Vjnvl.r, Klluil^th
Mjicllrnltli. Mra. J. C. Khoailiv'.
ALWN HOTEL
Hi'llrj' Mu>>'r. H. M. UrilTKB mid "
Anna p. Coinlln und jumy. >ll»» j,.
Mr. _IUI'ourucrrence
Ftouracro, Mr. tuid Mrs. C. II.
Dunn, rhlladclphUi; J. A. Coxo, J. U
ikMitar. Mini T. Doutur, illuu Myrtlu
Doster, Brooklyn: Mr. und tin. A. II.
Courthv Mooruutown. N. J.; MIJJH
Mubt'l Kortoll, Tr.ntnn. NT. J.: Ml all
Jean Jf). IWUH, Ljiurlo V. Iwuu. nlooni-
Aeld. PH.: Chrijitlunu Rouao. Mnrlon T.*
Cobb, IKoyoraford. I'n:: h\ S. Ciulwulloder,
Mra. V. Codwalladtir. Oei'erl*»y,
N. J.; Ilobort a. Dunn. Jr., Uurllnirton.
K. J-: Mr. and Mru. win. Vimlauirh,
Jarrett Vuhluui;h, Wllllum
VarUaUfih, Harrlaburir, Pu.: Mrtf. K.
Houun, K. V- Hoeuri, K«,w York elty;
CuroJIluj >. '"*•' - ' about her husband's understand-
Mosnltal arfd ""''P" achieved his 12 feet . „ '.. _ „ Ing her.
Hospital ^and by m

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Publicity Car
Attracts Wide
Attention
Chamber of Commerce Secretaries
ia Pennsjirsjiis, Towns Consider
Scheme Very Bright Idea
WiD Bring Good Return-
Clever Impostor
Working Here
Say He Represents the - Lifeguards
and Gets the Money
A clover 'Impostor la at work
In Ocean City. Tall, athletic and
smiling, bo presents himself at
each house and says ho represents
the ilfeguarda or Ocean City. Ho
explains very affably that the
guards will not bold tbelr customary
benefit this. year. Instead
they hnvo sent him to collect for.
them. With Increasing geniality
State Camp
P.O.S.ofA.
August 18-19
Hotel Delaware Has Been Selected
As Headqnartm; Sessions In
High School Aoditorimn
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800 Delegate Expected
CarHal. Chamber o, ' Commerce ZtX that'To'Sne sbou.d *£$£ hoU"U*Z" ^Tn^r!
^ttttz^ssrz r4h ^"^ 3 Jsv **" ^=~-£,o^t
advise you tha"the very elegant lrom ""> "Hector Police are L, L. Wallace. 8r.. cbalrtnan or the
puXlt^car .Koala doTmucTSln Bca « hln S tor the Impoator. • housing committee.
Ocean Gty Fishing
dub Catches
Conversation at the Ocean City
Pishing Club Is genial and enthusiastic
these days. Pishing Is
good. It Is better than It has
been ln weeks, according to Edward
Klein and other members of
the club. The biggest catches
since last Thursday are aa follows:
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July IS—T.-J. Fegley. 3 klngflah:
William Bchwelper. • 2 kingflan
and 1 perch; o. C. Weinberger,
1 klngflsh. 1 weakflsb and
Ir perch: Edward Klein, 13 perch.
. l"*V X«—E. M. Cawley. 3 kingflsh.
J weakflah and 1 perch; J.
Mortem. 3 klngflsh. 4 weakflsh
•and 1 perch.
July 13—F. B. Wildman. 9
klngfish. 1 weaknsh and 3 croak-!
nd 3 croakers.'
. ^ u 'r p—H- Oourinl, 4 klngftsh
and 10 weakfish; WUHam
Barns, 2 klngflsb, 11 weakflah
A tentative program bus been
arranged that will provide cn-
'•' ' tertalnlng features' for the dele-
Phosphorus advises! If you
Information
For Travelers
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA—WMt An'mw. • »t
ElKhth Blnwl. (Vcnro W. niM>d.
«f»>ntlona from Philadelphia, i-xcenl-
Init thf on** nrrivlnB" nt 13.(0 P.'M..
whr-n 30 mlnutea Walt" will Ivp made It
• "Whore Is the electrical depart- nco^aiuirv. ' . '
ment?" tho flapper asked.
X—rto^a noC run h*(w*n - Ormn
"Just walk this way, miss." Cltv and TJnwood on Runrtny^. P. C
ur or the drunk In Ocean ° City. •>•'
—Pnrlor Car. n—nl»o rnrrlfa hnc-
said the hardware clerk, who was »it^. "W—"WV^kiinvw only. R—flunil>%
.TW—Will not run Rnturdnya
nnd flund&yK.
him kept ln Jail until the One Is
paid. . . the girl, "I'd die nrst,"
- |
- Flrat Shlek:— "How'u -your I
Bweetlo tbeae days? 1 " . '
Second Shlck:—"Not so gbod-~- '
nn
> boor and mouth
Hewert Books'- i
Customer:— "I would like to
arc nornu BlbliH."
Clerk:—. "YesMr—right here.
elr. Tbls 1B a nice one."
Clerk:— "I dunno, Did they g«t
out a new one recently?"
Bather Brutal
Egoist: r— "Ah—the most beaU-_
Ilful strange young lady Just smiled
at me."
She:— '."How considerate of her
—the first time I saw you I laughed
out loud."
S klngflsh and 9 w'eakflsb. '
July 10—-L. Bremer. B klng-
Hah. 2 weakflsh: W.' Burns, 7
'weakflah. and 3 klngflsh.
Among South
. Ocean City Folks
Mia Ifarr Hayes, a June graduate
from Mount St. Joseph's
Aademy. Chestnut Hill. U spend- i
Ins; the summer with her parents,;
Mr. and Mra. M. A. Hayes. MI&s
Mary will enter the Girl's Normal!
School, Philadelphia, ln the fall to I
take- m special coarse for teachers.
Dr. William Bate* and family
are located at his. cottage on Anbury
Avenue for the summer seaj.
. Again the Isdlee of the Booth
Ocean City Improvement Association
are 1 on the Job. This time
they will make ready and serve a
cafeteria supper at the Commu-
- nlty Hall, Friday, July 17, In the
date.. ' .
Twenty-two Rescues
Made Last Thursdar
Captain Jack Jernee and his
uad were kept on tho go last
--lorsday, making 22 rescuea.
This is a new record for rescuea
made In one day In Ocean City.
Few or the swimmers were In any
serious dancer.
J. R. Jones
Real Estate
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
• • - • • V->
• 8th & Wesley Avenue
.OCEAN an, v. j.
If
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Shop In
Ocea
Spending your money in the city where you
earn it is the.greatest boosting you can do.
Ocean City stores can only grow by your
support. The more business you give them
the better stores they will provide for you to
shop in.
Spend Your Money Where
You Earn It
Ocean City Chamber of Commerce
The Telephone Hnmber of tho
- Ocean City Hews is 1180
Tcdklns:— :*Sam Shirley drovo maiden aunL" -M
850 mllea In one day In his Wll- - - ' --^i
lys-Knlght." ' '• HJ »»_ • -.
Smacker:— "B'Oosh—a place • M_ m Jv*
to park Is getting harder and — - -*?*" : — "*»
harder to find." . ov(1, tKo._ .
That the Chamber of Commerce
oatcoJne the eye« of the secro- I "Captain Jack Jernce
parts or tho elly, the Im-I
letteni received at tho secretary's moncy from credible housewives. th ljf tn l?, h « tt ««Quartets notified.
merce. writes: • women they were Belling tickets quarters there also . . I
"Congratulations on tho Ocean '°l whV"'^li^L fl .^/!^ " ' B . . •
Ocean City's now boardwalk
headquartorB hotel of tho Thlrty-I
"rooted delegate, will be-
1 inti Ai*rixtlaYi«•* * #* •• ' a tf.« •» »a .^ w a ^» x I
117, and .by Tuesday ' night the I
nn;§
628 Asbory Avenne - Ocesn City, 1,'V!
Out They Gl
50 Rebuilt Used
•.•••• '..'Cars •. •.••|f
Away. Most All Late Models. S0.
dans, Goupes, Touring, Rcadfc*iii|!
Sport Cars ; |ij
CERTIFIED $
And Guaranteed! To Be As Reprctealal M
BUICK 1924 Touring 5-Pass.
Icadar of Uw> dabotant*
Ha dtampproTW of tlu "Jaxx- tyc«
foro Sallle retlm Waxron Flaher ontora
h*»r roont nnd mokna dikapAtmta
lovo to h.T. Bho npulaes Mm mul
booomea territlod vhtin he admlla that
tnljiht be with her alone. Bhe ruahtta
from thn room and on leaving th*i
hot.,1 notlcoa a. auaplcloua looklna man
ln Tholohby who walchoa hfr avcxy
move. Sha arrlvra at the Divlmx.
7^irvr, . „ , . ^,^^^^*^H¥
•n..h. «SJ" tartto 5* •** 1"» •WmU.Mumi-tt'iir-JtomtBm. Him. On UMlr ntan they «m
T&alma Owaamajr, M oermaatown. kuute mm*. fcss> eoosln. Miss nslds at Aodnbon,
r^f? 1 ""'' •* •* T* 1 " 1 •**••* *• J - PhlladelnhU. U spending a n»k
•"»*• Hn. John Hasten and dangh- la this rasort
Frofessor Joseph MUlar, of tar. Miss Xda. ar* oocupylng the Charles H. fl. Hewitt, of Chea-
Norrlstown.U Tlaltlng Mrs. •%. K. family cottaga. «t 105 AUanUo urTP»!"wlU ^indlS VJSSSi
on Central Boad.
Mrs. Aram Tatlan. of.WoUaston,
Mais., Is the (uest of her
sister. Mrs. James Austin, at her
home on Central Avenue, for an
Indefinite period.
Mr. Walter F. Bornhardt and
Mr. John H. FrUhmuth. Jr., of
cool w«icom but H.ruaea"«o"taikr"The|nt Undsay Hall, Seventh Street
mmm
Is reported as bolng
leadlns roles ln the Casino Club mer season In
has I olty. Is here for a few weeks' stay.
and nla-htly la seen dancing at Washington, D. C.. Is. an Ocean
oltber of Harold Boblnaon's dance City visitor.
pavilions. . . Miss Emily Hosklns, of Phlla-
• Mra. Mathlas. Bmyser, of York, delphla. la apendlna; two weeks ln
Pa., Is summerins; In Ocean City, thla resort.
Mrs. T. J. Doeter, of Blnnlns- Was Virginia Ii. MoWhood, of
ham. Ala., together with a party Newark, N. J., will make her
of sl«. U onloylng the balmy residence here for the remainder
breezes of Ocean City. of tho summer.
Mrs. F. Leroy Howe and son. MIBS O. L Kelly, of Washington.
Kenneth, attended tho wedding D. O. Is a visitor In this resort.
i, of Drezel
. Is spending a few days
| Wednesday. Ceremony Was hold I In Ocean City.
J° Houseman, of Philadelphia, has I reception at the home, tho newly- season.
• " - •' ~ielcnlo Apart- married couple left for a- wedding Mrs. William MoDormott. of
trip to Boston and the Berkshire' Brooklyn, N, T..' Is spending the
on to atlajnl. wbleh he aAyalnf h*T only dnrk,n

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Alaska Visitor
Registered At
Rest Pavilion
Florida; Mr*. Al»ln Hill. AIBID*.
California; Mr. and Un. Wlimon Republican Women Will
Oreone, 1006 South Carolina
Avonue. Washington. D. C: Mar-
Dine Candidate*
iraret O'lloarn. 300 JUdgo Street. The Cape Mar County Council
Margaret MeOrady. 300 Linden of Republican Women will enter-
Street. Hazel M. Mnrpby. 300 tain at dinner, early In October
Whlpplo Street, all of Pall River, next, tho candidate*. State, and
Masaachuaetts: Madcllno Connor*. County committee* at Hotel
87 Bhawmut Avenue. Pall River; Columbia, Cape May City. Oueats .
Becent Viiitois Included Prince Anna Rlley. 21 Shawmut Avenue. of toe Council will be Candidate'
New Bedford; Mr. and Mr*. C. for Governor Whitney and Mr*. .
.Rupert, B. 0., and Hew Williams.' 71 llelntono Avenue. Whitney. Senator William H. |
Zealand
River Porest, Illlnolu; Mr. andBright
nnd Mrs. Bright, and other
Mm. K. E. Orno. 492 Humboldt Republican notables. I
Parkwuy, Buffalo; Mra. Alex.' Ex-Oovornor Stokes will bo j I
Declare This Fine Gty Tebelmnn, 6811 Waterman. St. tho speaker of tho occasion. I
LOUIB, Mb.; Mrn. C. E. Brehra, Tho ladles of Capo May City I
J. Kred. and Alice Ji-nn Brehm, will .act as hostesses. Mltw Julia
ducats from such distant places Knoxvllle. TYnnt-jjwo; MIHH Enther
ns Nome, Alaska; Auckland. N«w Carti-r. Carter, 1115 15 BBchton
ton Street, Slroc Jollet.
Zealand; Prince Rupert, British llllnolH; Mrs Lambert
Columbia, and far cltliu In tho
D. C.; M». Mario
Unltt-d 'Stnli'H hnvc rvgiBlered at ilTckH Reeve«.*304 7St. Elmo Ave
the. rest' pavilion. Boardwalk arid nue, Chattunooga. Tennetwee; Car
Eighth Street, ulncu iho •Ik'ntzel. Btverly HIIIM. California
nine, of July.
David Carter. 1315 Benton Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgc R. Mokol Joliet. IlliiioU; Vera Putton. 304
of Nome. Aluxka. the former a Colorado Avenue. Streator, 1111
lifelong . frlenil of Matthew Sav- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Llnd
aec manager of the pavilion, vlu- beru, i;, 11216'
Bunion 8treet, Joll
lted thin n'Bort two wetika ago. Illinois; MIBH Cora- AnHrewM.
They told Savago ihej- hfarclly WanliliiK on. D. C. nnd-Captain
agreed wjth the- statement of Tom W. V. Cwnne. Fort Myvru
Mix who .wrote .In the nulstry Florida.
book about a month ago. "A tin*),
city filled up with wonderful
folks." "
Violated Traffic Laws;
The New Zealand vlnltor was
Paid $r.00 Fines
W. Duflnns and the British
Columbia -representative was Mr*. Two flnea for traffic .vlolatloni)
J. Naylor. . . .
tyt're Impcned by Justice Frunela
The Rout Pavilion, under the Ware In Police Court Thursday
direction of Matthew Savant', ltf mornlnc
proving a "very popular attraction Mnry Reid, of 3300 Octnn Ave-
to Ocean n City Cty vUlioru. vUltora. The IVKIH nue, clrovo pant tho red traffic
ter book there In rupldly tilling light g at t Fifth.Street fthStreet nnd nd Anbury
with the names of out-of-town Avenue. Wednesday afternoon.
people. AhionK the recent cueutH Officer Robur u Lewlrt handed he he a
were Curran. Cora and _ Anna KUmmons and d when Bhe appealed
Brewer who are prominent In in Police Court yeHterday nho WHB
Baltimore.
fined one dollar.
For yearn the Unworn have The other _ line, also _ n .. one dol- —
been vlultlntf renortu. throuKhout )ar one, »•«» p.ilil liy. X>r. Frunk
the United Slatek. This IH their [ Embery, of -16 ... - ' lir.veiire.i tin* niiiriin^i-
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OCEAHCTrrHSWB,JOT,Tfll, 1095
Reported fcom the oflicial county record, fo, lne OcMn Gty
TIM followlnr In a Hut of AI.Mrnrl*.
f Oonvuynnc«-i» fnl»,r>' John J.
I'IWKT. TiiuiHiliiy. for »:IGO.OOO.
for tli.* owiH'rrt \V*. J. Morrlxnn.
rru.lli.ir Kalpli ChoKU'i'. Kdwaril Kutlon
11I1.. u' I
iinil J. M. CIHHIIM-. of O it*
uuld to hnvo been more money'
made within a rndliiH of llfty-two;
mlloH or Arcudlu, liy MtullHtlci...
umi ihc exceptional KHIIIII; plan
than any other place In Vlorlda, .
ait f-
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tlciH or tb» E. It. McfSi-nlh liin J, Of.mi I'ltv
Coinlumy.
LJCVO.^ 1 I. S
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J- Knur. Jr.. et ll\., h> fl, lH
„ Hunt-lM-rKfT. SI.IMI. South l'n>. Borough of 8ton; H.,rbor
_| tt*t of lol Sl'f!.' aK-ollon i'.
rwilllnlil M. Illli-klttnil ,,l II7J. hliw L MIM.
p of [.ower
, ,_ i J. Ocean Oily Oiinliii». • TMI.Iy. ., .Mui.riiy In ll.jijiiinlii -K Mr. Wnllnln A. Ilnrk. mnnnRer
t nl. 41.in,. Tini'l 1. -inn-
Edwnnl A. Kully, t*t ul., TO H.ir-ili •••llill.i; J ;
•if the new Ocenn Cliy- hrnuc.h Hellf
_. Krlly. J.'.IHI. Ul (32, •,! tl,,,, |i
ing Areatila i,i|i.,ny to K. K
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—i. 'H.fHMl. txit 12|i;. li|«-lc • 1 ••
1 Cfiv Gnrdi-na. '
' Hatiitjruok. et uv.. 10 M *K
_ II.SMI. l^t I2U, |,|,K|( -|;'
^ I. CW:in City Canji-nx.
[ 8. K. Kwnn. ei lix.. 10 .vnnlii .1.
«i.»r. »3.IHX>. I»i» j«|j ,,mi 121,;.
[ 11, plnn .1. OCI-IIII (i. Thu HUIO WUK muile
through thu L". (".. Foxon Heal
Entate Offlic, Fouriis-nth Street
Kl.'itloii. who recently mild Mr.
nt pUn 3. (Wi'iin city 4]iinJi'MM. * '
William William A.
ltr.-ch't,'.'I ht,!! ux., |o ICiilph C11I1.I1
. Ch'M.r. I Sl.lhl.'
LJS17 S337. ll )illu. ; .
Vkior J. lluinlirw-lil «*I>MI|I-H.\' II. I
.Iclnir I'oiiiiKiuy. *|i'i -Ml | Tl t,..i"». meait'll
itii.l lunil uiuli-r UIII-I in il» . Wt-uli-v Vv..inn. u-.c'l.iiil,
. lylnw IU'IW.I.M |iuikii.:..l in,.- "'"' y . . . .
'•^! ""hian'H • other biih^nlow,
. at l^L'O Ocean Avenue.
Mr. Zimmerman hau been ui;tlv.-ly
nu^iu.Juted with tin) 'theatrical
leu* fur the punt tweniy-llve
yearn. Illn father, the late J. Kn-il
Ximllierinait, Sr., who died oil
Mar.h ^"> l:int. wau kiiuwn to all
IIH Hie V'^aii »f Theatrical' MmiiiK tin- hiiine, there IH a Bepaiat.-'l |
tuu.'lhi'r Mill.' nil- Inn.I :,li.l HI,- on the Hanie lol, ulilili i'l
-r uiil.-t' In th" IJIUIM.II tyim: ,,,. MI.I.'M a -ilniibli- c'.n.i^i-. with I |
Mill loll. Ulld'llll- Mfiilixuiil
apartment* above fur the chain-I l
runnlni; (iiirulli-l with umi :ln fi.t
- ' Fjikluiinllv- umi South. .i>l- leui- tir ami un.I his hi* family. •
, troin Ih,. Iliilkhi-iiil III,.-
Mr. Nliliolbiin lilbi will rimlliiue in
. B*«rt Uiirh. .1 UK., lo .li.lin M
frtnr. I».:>M'. lJ>l i:>. hlin-k J. plnn nec"ti|>y ti| i|y th the place plac l ii^hirf home ami
» Ocean
• lawser. Residence Sold
John Ft. Jotii'H repprK-d tho Halo
of ti
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F ^ ? ! i h! In'n-I.v -'.".-,v-.i. \l-..; »I"l IJeaHi.lt"-" 1 - Tl'l" h-aliillill j'-f
Wonlnir, on Hie. S'.iith f:.i»l .—i.J. .,i-. I .J|.I.-lie- Is n w uf til.- .-ln>« nlar.-H '-
•Art-Gifts-Novelties
.Hand Painted Furniture, Window Shades,
Lamps and Lamp Shades..
Mrs. OSBORNE CORSON, _ .'. . •'.-.•
City..: !
1 year $2.00
6 mouths $1.00 .
Address changed iu often as desired
SEND COUPON NOW
OCEAN CITY NEWS
622 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
of Atlantic City, N- J.
iiliiioilnc.'H a
Free Lecture on Christian Science
by
JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C. S, B,
of Boston, Mau.
Mi-hib.r or tli-- Hoard of l-. ; rlur.nhl|> or the Mnllier Church
The Firm Church of Chrlxt. Sclentlul, In DOKIOII, >iaKKucbuuettH
• in the Moorlyn TTicatre
no.irilwall: anil Momlyn Terrac, Ocun Cliy, N. J.
SUNDAY EVENING. JULY 26TH, 1925 .
at Klchl ociocl; (OayllKbt Kavln;; Tliin'>
T1IK ITHI.IC IS COniJIAU.Y INVITKIr TO ATTKMD.
Don't Fail To Stop At
ShepparcTs Batteiy and Service Station
• We aro Dattery and Electrical Bxpertu .'
Let TTs Look Over Tour Car and Put It in Pirst-Ckss Condition
Storage Batteries^
Sheppard Battery and Electric
Service
9th St: and Asbury Ave. " Ocean Ciiy. N. X
BE SURE
YOU ARE
CLIMBING
NOT
FALUNG
HOME BUILDING
: I ' BUY A LOT""" ~~~[ .
J^~3AVE~SYSTERfATlCALLY j
| START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT) •
|BUY BUILDING & LOAN STOCF]
|DO WITHOUT SOME LUXURIES]
; The flight of stairs to Home Building is a short one; the steps are
few.. And in Home Building there is contentment, satisfaction and a
- feeling of independence that may be' obtained in no other way; Ask
those who own their homes if we are hot right about this. You can
climb this short flight, perhaps in less time than you think. Possibly
we can help you. - We'll be glad to talk the matter over with 'you and
to assist you in any:way possible. Start up the Stairs of Happiness
today! .
. Make No Mistake in the Selection of Your Builder
CONSULT
Howard 0. MacPherson
1242 Central Avenue . ' Phone 789
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PERSONALS Williams'Pitching •
Wins For Oc
. j. A. waun. of pbiudci- Wins For Ocean City
phla. a la In Ocean City for the sum- sum- .
Mrs. Culver Vanderbeek and Chestnut bill Team
daughters. Marjoiie and Edith, or ' . . . ,
Englewood. N. J.. art) stopping In
tMfB
Ocean City over the' Summer
School, session. Mrs. H. J. Dol- with, score t
boose for the summer months.
The Bored Walker
By T. E. MAHONEY
We Make Oar Bow
•ii °" " * aioyinK n vacatlon ln Early In tho tost half of tho will stick to It. . - .
vl«l e * o « a. ., . tr J rt- I frame tho Ocean City swatters Wo don't suppose you've mot
Elmer C. Strlcklor. of York. Fa.. nalIed the run ,nat clinched tho Captain AfcFlufllcberry, . Ju»t a
U a summer visitor hero. gamo when, after Dennis grounds minute. Captain. First, wo want
H. B. Miller and family, of od to th|rd nnd mado flrBt on a ,o teu you thnt your contrlbut-
Edgewster Park. N. X. are In wn/, ihm_, „_.. .«,n.,,i nn „ „>„»» >inn> «,III Jw. w«im» tjnar t«r
„ , „ . . „ . M Culver singled to left field a
Miss Beatrice Morse, of Now BCOnd Dennis
£* V V£l Xn * her BUDt ' MrB - Williams went In.for Eckert <
Vanderbeok. nrtor tho latter bad with good I tho captain's story.
ln this resort.
reel: Tbo'visitors got a man on
of * b i Ia :-| first by a walk who wont to
berries
Captain Horace Sophocles Mc
Hanisburtf, Fa., are spending a brought Dennis in. -The Inflelder'during tho dry season but caucbt
to being delayed by the red light
trafflo signal on Asbury Avenue
eUlhteen times. "
More anon.'
«•. *
BaggOM It! to a«ht u out
I too JL m ? £
e put on the brakes of I
Forfeits |8 Ball Central Avenue.
" Doggone "whatT " asked
McFluffleberry did not learn Charles Jones, of Hammonton. | The telephone gM
nent official In Washington, has
admission to tho Union. If Bryan " . . .
loses out In the monkey trial he expectedly discovered a new conflalso-
will probably live In this dence game • when a muto walked
state. But to come back to Me- ' n *° hls offlco at Court House with
Flufflebcrry. He was bolnB both- a thousand dollars to obtain a mocrod
by several thousand bat- tor car driver's license.
McFlufflebvrry B
"You have won tho prlzo. Caprain,"
said the reporter.
•.t P the n pu is the I *>••'" a " lo '°f; car
rSSfTSSL-.U*^, rrirrho^'anr^tu^n '«£ r* ^ thP "'^feTS'S.-Ste- be .n -Ccut Avenue. Atlantic Cty. I
"U'S^Sro'lnen- "IZZZ?*"* «be ba.,: WooM Hot Stoop && w"h 1K^ .£ Jl* -^K^^s^S
on the track evidently prepared
Florida Opportunity -
Wanti d—Men and women who
opportunity to RO 10 Florida lor
"abaVunto tt CroaXol iUtat- «"« rt. Mu^k,Jb «0?uE|r>.nnU.:i/3»j3i|wB«n Boardwalk. Sunday
to drive a car and came with his ovenlnK. Return to Brighton Homoncy
bill unfortunately In his tel. Liberal reward. —lt-P.
search for tho man to RIVO the ~ ' Z T
nionoy bo walked .Into tho prose- " IMH
cutor's olflce. A hurried search P'n with diamond and two sapwuBmndi-
but the con man could phlrcB. Atlantic Avenue between
not be located. ' Eluhth and Fourth Streets. Rc-
_J • .j . turn to 230 Ocean Avenue. • Re-
« . -_. 'V ^ t * ar* n «
kaU be waste* In flllnc com- more color. • that the Brishton Hotel was sold i
?aa v la followUt: them up On the other hand.- the optl- this week, came the atory that the •(
^J^LdTmaTbe^DllId: " ^ "SS* 1 " U •»>' tb « ****' Breaken. too. had chanced hands, ri
the remedy may be applied- ^ag. They quote prices were x,, . ctrtMlo extent there la a &
,»IW Jersey had to wage un- predicted to hit bottom after similarity between the careen of i
Illag war to save her coast IMS. Just as soon as'the market the BrUhton and the Breakers. ^
•eaeh froat ahoald be kept
baa eyesores '
*s marred by a attack..
several thousand dollars that re-
eoaMltntloaal Under the I anawerT What U going to happen
Uwa. th«, the law. mast | wh« th^yhort, train . ^
ti'-W 1
Jl Great Family Newspaper in America's Gnatat Family Resort
Ownership
iMUad of beoomln* a see- dty.. No wonderful foresixht Is\np and prosperity besan
_ Meanwhile It has »•- direetad
vV , . were the sale .of: the Brighton developed an atmosphere all Its This decision.
.Ossia City Is tost as much la- Hotel, of the Hotel Breakers aad own. No. doubt this will continue length between the State
*» th. "Atlantic dry" says. -nmswltltades
are not what are JJJuts. the" name of the purchasei'| froBt"
M. but quality, aad quality or the deUUs of the sale. joh
snr. ..« _».»_ »«.«w K..IM I transferred over B700,0QO worth I erased to confirm the report.
profit of ?J«0. J^JJ^^
^ w^e^Centrafoar^ge, on" As!
- w »^ l Avenu^ The weekberoro
the Breakers, who. guided the
OCXAK cmr, ixv ana, FUDAT, JTOIT IT, USS
First Complete Picture of the 1925 Ocean Gty Beach Patrol
. TIMS/, W)H THK ,,.)#UK
^ . rates two OBR>
Fishing From
Bridges wai
Be Stopped
freeholders Ded&e Hai tke Jhrao-'
tloe It a Heaaco To life ud
Hindrance To Traflo
•^$fs No Award* F«r Coal Made
-.,-'•. 7>-; Wshlnjr on county-bridcea.win
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•. '^'- not be tolerated.,It was decided at
*:• V.'!< the meetlns; of the County Board!
'»l"iniqil' of Freeholders. Wednesday aftar-
!'•'-'•;'-.! noon. The matter was brought
..^ . . , .. :••:•,••> >-,< ••.-- .'.-.•••.•.•«--r*:i'
control of Mayor Joseph O. Champion, with Jack J. Jernee as Captain
l -'< 1 -'' up by County .Bnxineer Smith.'
.„ . . ' x ---'- : ^\^'X^••/• -^^VN'W^V.-'''^ iJv•*• •• ahoald be stopped aa It was dan- ,
,"•:• .•••" ••• v -"'.:.- lV Si'.'•,'•"•• "'.•J*.-J>J-- W -i ••>.' ^ : T'-.'>;->- ; 'i -'*V< r.-;"'>,, Berous to the flabermen and made
....•.,„•/.,....>-! •-. ->,'.--..,,^...-• ... N'',;•,-;v-.5'.: f .-••; motoriac across the brldces dlf-
•/•;'•,• ; '.v,v ncult for autoUta. Freeholder
• ^—I Ulllsr declared that there will tM
a nomber of neoDle irtii*.! if aaek
along the entire coast. It Is under direct supervision and foaia, j, ^ prohlbltBd7^ •
Ob motion of Mr. Ooelln a alca
prohlblUng fishing will be Biased
Is due .thessntstlves
from all section at the |
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enforce It and report any liola-
1 C 11 ' UaiB * to the Freeholder*.
niPI 25Old The Cape Hay County Mos-
VJI,\^I UUIU qulto Sixtermlnatlon • fv >'nni'tff < ~-
C d* 1 QA t\f\f\ reported Its SOO.OOO feet of dltchr
OT J) I J\l UUU ln »" completed and a balance of
S..XJM. »^I^V/,vrv/y »I.TM.«0 on hand. •nMeommla-
_, - -.' . '• __,'••• " - . •K" 1 *eque«ted $S.00O, for IMS,
Sale of the ; BrigMa* Briac* and UUa was granted. '
Bemfatltonee. of Kadj Dar. ?£*„*»£«& *£$?- j*
of Oeeaa City Jullns Way. of Conrt Hooae; V.
M. D. Many, of Cap* liar, aad
eocaauttss to
The BrlKhton Ocean dtr*s '""""»«"> oonoiuads' at Scotch
dl3dt^' hotelU^ehaa«d 13a3i - °caair City, aad ta* Kaos
M'tk* menace of refuse oil • 1< » w » d JX:.^tt^'Xi^. *?!!? 7 h l Bri « h i?1 n *^ th ." Onlt "S? 1 ^«
__ _ _ jie like.a Sphinx tn the
' "*v_«v **' --"-'- .«.« Beat estate, fundamentally. Is Sahara. The boardwalk had to
aaa beaea, therefore sue y^ |Usa u ^ eonunodlty. it Is be moved so- that It could be
1
governed entirely by the law of built .
supply and demand, states one The public was pessimistic con-
' operator. There are certain thing, eernlng the Breaker. In 1»12.
that this resort can offer that no The Sheriff would get the Breakstay
other - resort can. In some ers. It wa. said. .-But the Break-
9 City." the omdal nsoects we have no competition, er. advertised extensively that
of the Chamber of Kvery year thousands of new per- n«mt year. It housed guest, from
r ttiV rirf*«ntoi«. JoisrVattracted here and after ?!**!** of l!li> 5 ounlry ,1» nd ^^MMMM,^. —~ Matthew. h«l bought It from I. Joth of th-. lastitnUcn. ahanrs-
• . - . 'T-^ Bi -^-^f^^ • ' a Smith, who built It In MM. ?SJ"JS?^liS5J^2r
ant. Dr. w. B. KUlaos
t that. dty, deplores JOBS ". discover the invited more. Apparently the
that while an. Individual ^vantages an^ditmoephere! the guest, werf pleased for they came
t] li525
Left to right: Mayor Joseph O. Champion. .Dot Uheppard. Caatal- That was sixteen years after the •""..•hat proporUoa of amouat
_ _X r A reeolntlon Sxtac the salary
• The Ocean City of MM. whea °f £• AaUstaat Treaaorsr at
Booy bought the Brighton, was • 1 £ #0 _»*"* r l -•" **&* K.
C I"*- /~*l • r ¥ ¥ not like the Ocean Ocean City of today. I A reaotatlon resorntloa that' that" IUM IMN b* b»
There w*?B^boar^-^n7 ^|w«?f'»W.n«..U»..»-»tW .
Slate Fue Cruefs Hear • \^J&2&&ZSSgtt*£stt
D * 11 r\—' TT" D \Z boardwalk was at that Ume buried ^WUdwood. wasisdcsrtsi.
Bonniwell Un hire Prevention snig^Wtorn^'mor.* 0 ^ p^TT^S^'SL£
• ISO feet past Atlsatle Avenue. 2*"" 0 "* **«» **• ****** *•
Mat, Fire CUrf. Met Here Yesterday aad H«rf Decfakai af rnTaoT'man, 3*tors°° "S^ r •"-
history of the Court of Errors and Appeals, the I Firemen'. Assoclstlon of Pennsyl- eompanled by fog and high seas WM. PJi-C^-»
irt It nlaved In blshest tribunal ln the State vanla. gave a very Interesting talk which surged forward to a Une WIU» roisOB CaCOIt
the Ore apparatus la the reapoaal-
pile rabbUb la
wbs^v.Thap|anrthrK«^r. g^^.TX-** 0 " 1 *" °^F*^^ ^^ «^^^^ : ^^
doMrwe keepashe. In I tourstories Mga!
boxes, or deposit them! Doubtleas there are many tale
I nace. close to walls- with wooden I same time It has helped to make
I Ubn to the hardship, this Would screens; gas stoves or heaters I way through two Cape
The OMmen arrived In cSeaal
of AtlaaUe BarBla *' ta eoatla—d. Two yooa*
^ ^ mea brought bafor* him oa that
.The bone of
h..^ w.Ur
Ing. chewing or gnawing, are nI,h water mark was between At- water, but you can't make him
• Ch " dr * tt plliy " Ub l^e plalnUirV Insisted1 It did not |Y.tf •during W«taesdiys"ralni
. . . l 1 ^"^ •• *»ras Atlantic Avenue. | storm a full ^grown horse.ap-
other munlelpallUes la bring- 146.000^. __
about a »onlng law .that will . Snnme< m P°. • . In the Inlet. Mr. wiiturs at- ?:-'»„, ~rrr',"th m~5t* ~~~~- changing program which fur- Boiy~ The" result was that Booy. drink. The horse was attached
4 th* Judicial test. even. If Another big >« In K- »««"«» »*««•>« *»»« Wm^f the pc«teslc7 of the Und Were having a dUBeult time Wad-*
.aeeeaaitates a coasUttttionai C0rsOBi wh.a. the -"VJ* »^5* oughbred." The accident occur- {2reison the asaoeUtlon met at •»'««>test _ Impression upon the ShUo WM Sneowed by the re- Ing through the water-clogged
t • • was sold. The nam«;oT the pur- „,, Bbout E o'clock last Saturday «^c?tv wL (T^m. 5S aB- imblic mind. Only a continuous -«5ina- ocean. atreets, observers aald It was
. , • • • ' chaser was not divulged^ Thto .rtftrnoon. The current was run- SreSattod ol ChUfeonvex^ ef- eoUrl " «* Intensive training wlu ^rheseaccreUom) are now probably a gesture of defiance on
» anybody wonders why Ocean beach front tract of BJR feet was B,nif Yery w l f t Bt the time. f^^ tloa ** • "* Con ** r " « serve to cat dowa this dreadful fcn?\, ^th Brighton^ Eatate. "» >»»»•"• »•**.
bM Mass (or Oceaa City W»« rtoB j -__
Its Blao. U. the «m.
to ^'VlT
Prtettas; aa« JpubUaa-
\ t t 1. Aabury Aveaue.-
Aveaoe. aad' Mtos-
PrOTe Bane To Drink
arraigned
th eaoa*
|a man fwm a buralas; building gj^very loss? 1 Sit ver5l2?^ **''" *° prevent *""*"? g¥BBdpM^ta nf hto »ra*sat ruests lag t% pounds. The youngster
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,»««m,-,,(jiw.,. , ,.v, •;••:• • • :-::,Jbi.mtn^L'%. tbiOL - Wthout a doubt Fraak «. ',
Zjnaehew was served to the Mrs. HannahT^.g" 1 **-j' T » estate: SsHismsn. The proud :
chiefs at the Strand Cafe, where wife of Oscar L. Smith, died of rather stated he managed i
gurgle "beach frpnta" before L..
was two-days old. - . , }
ad-lwas the daughur of the late Mrs. waufK WaaaTsej
ao Was . ' • • •
j. For Bomam Youasj caught tw
several years Mrs. Smith

?$'- Honw SVeet Home is onlv Jollying him-
•df a*il KrOiadiiB; the landiaid.'
•/•-:" : ': i .;-i. : ./i 'MORAL' . • • ,
Batld and own your own Home in Ocean City,
"America's Greatest Family Resort"
Builder. 1053 Asbury Avenue.
Myesn fa tae/tiiiiIa%baaUM»fai OeeaaOtty
SEA ISLE SEA FOOD CO.
-. 735 Aabary AVentM

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Round." supplied
Museum of Natural His- *>«t to say that this newest "War- tho co'merly punch h of f the h program. The Ladles Auxiliary, of Mor-
_ho condemn the schools will be an absorbing picture. tlonal voices'won them much ap- icion. turned V14I.7S Into the
MM educational system of tho
The six big names that head the plauxe and they were recalled for fund or the Menantleo Home for
Id States. According to a CBJ!t of "A Broadway Butterfly" m'voral encores. La Varre Broth- Veterans. The money was raised
•t report on the museum. he! are Louise Faienda. • Wlllar.l en* and MIBK .Plngree are a ver- at the poppy day sale held about
• that "the average human Louis, Dorothy Devon). Cutlen «atll«trlo. They arc no'versatile a month.ago.
at of the twentieth eentuiy LandU. and Lllyan Tuhnan, the that they are capable or doing , Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Oobel and
jBOde-no progress since the | three female stars being «how everything well The act con, «," of Carnden: Mr. andI Mrs.
goes on to say that the pllshmanlB. the three
our sjiceators '
Perhaps "The Lost World.'
rs such as NIchdlttB' tame and Rlory u» a dancer. B*-
Butl'er. of Columbia Unl- \ llevln« tbnt renown lu Juut uround
d K A. L. Fisher, for- 'he corner. Hhe accept a position
i tha^ the • prettent day
of education In wrong, Dr.
according to authorltuilH'
.^Osborn Bays tho effortrt of
nineteen'greatest educutom
r by Dr. Eliot, of Hurvunl.
t*rpt away as nei;utlvn or
It. He contlnuex to point out
'the triumph of Hclence over
I recorded slnet> Ahcburil. hax
tad In merely a Pyrrhic vlcj
He maintains' that tnuKht
Qsllleo and Einstein wu are
dererer than we were when
Ud BO teachers' uavo pOBdlbly
^tTand St. Auirustlne^—or. u
.thnt make up TJroadwuy. •
Wurner BI'OJ. have t'lilrualid
thtf illrectlon of "A Bfoadu."uy-
Biitterrly"'to William Hiaiullno,
while Dnrryl Fruncl« Zunuek In'
rexponullile for the nlory uliil
uiluptatlon.
• "Marry Me" Coming to Strand
Characterizing, not cat'lcatnrlz-.
roumleil out the program.
Mian Catherine Brackln; of
LunHilownu. Pa., lu tho.Rim«t of
Ml«a Marjory Ailams nt Imr Buy
Avenuo homo for a nhort p«rlod.
Mr. nii(| .MrH. Bernard Poland,
of.l'hlladclphlai urc-HpenillnK tho
mimnier here with Mr. Polnnd's'
mother, on Central Avuiiue. - .
lui;. . American rural people wan
the tank p.rioi mi>> jroUnc Imagination of lions In which a lovely HUto
• learned savants has con-.Uchool teacher becomes Involved
li *i an tntlra akeleton oilt of when sha fools her home town la-
Bnent of a Jaw found near to believing that Bbe Is going to
Ibtt*, Germany. If these b« married.had
their due the Cro- Florenco.Vldor. whom somo one
-JO might not be the arUto- DaB aptly termed thei potrKlan
I that Dr. Oaborn thinks him. of the screen," plays the """"VS'
»••*»*> to estimate character the romantic school teacher] Ed-
-tf l>r the lower Jaw aloneT _ ward EyeW" Horjoojmstbe Uad-
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"eohtaeT "with ""Vibrant the"auaVtct of featured favorltos.
" The Question In mind • • '_ • •
'Vr they were too close. Hippodrome Sho* lalk of Town
— rather absurd to wish for 157 oal |ovttble writer, Elinor
tbnoi again. . . . Glvn In her own production,
r would Dr. Osborn like It «*iyn. m M>u,» starring Xew
tar the children playing In " u „ nM Adoree and Harriett
Park were to encounter jgJj^JJj ta the feature photo-
J a carnivorous lliard
^ij;»day. Friday and Saturday.
;^et toet Ions;;, Ions;; or the dlplo- ^he gtory U great, the cast Is
"•Uhtr-oeven •Uhty-eeVen UeL feet lout;; long; or ^^eiouJ nnd well liked by the
*odonVa duck-bUled duek-bUled dlno- dlno-
'
th S.oqo teeth. 1 After see-
> vhotoplay that shows
•-"•lost'.^KM-ld" waa really Spick and Span
at ; express the hops
"lot* world," Uko tbo
'. »U1-never return, la LAUNDRY
> study of the habits
of thossi days, along
TlsualUatlon of mis'"
In Ilia lnUrkn, la all of
—B naeassary.
Vice Delivery
. We Guard Against Loss
420 Went Avenuo '
OCEAN CITY, N.-Of.
CHARLIE KERR'S
MELODY BOYS f
.DIRECTION—-UOV . DUFFV |
' Casino Club
Moorlyn Terrace & B'dwalk
i Children's Class
Card Party
Thursday—3 P. M.
Chtldren'a Carnival
Wednetday—« P. M.
MIAMI EHTEBTAtHEBS
Dancing Every .
- Evening
Private Instructions by
Appointment
Phone 988
Mrs. Pauline O«er. dlatlcUa In
the public aehooU of Philadelphia.
U visiting In. Oeaan Cttf.' Her
son.' Dorranea Winters, Is now
playing in the Nomandla Hotel
orcnestra.
Ward Beam will entertain the
Mayor and the City Commissioners
In tbe Studio De Dance, the
Hippodrome pier, at 11 o'clock on
Monday. July 10. Ho will give
them a special treat In the shape
of his new Wand drill. The
usual members of his . Dally
Dosen class will participate.
ST R A NQ
I THE PAEAMOUflT THEATBE!
of Ocain City, N. J. {
Kv.ry Day at 3 p. M.
NOW SHOW I NO
• U.lVld • tt.-luncn'« C. l.l.rnlij
THE BOOMERANO
With Anita Rtcwarf, Tiort'
t.-ll. Donald kVllh
• MAHHV MK >
With. Plort-oco Vldor.' Edward
HoKon
Rdllcklnir Adat>tlon of Ann*)
Caidwetl'a aprishtly fJla«« ' play
Returned b/- tlequ
•VC> SCCRCT
A. P&ramount lectu
Extraordinary Entertain
. Allan Dwan Product!
NIOMT LIP'S Of NEW YORK
Caraden: Mr. Walter Carlson, of I I "'»*•- Kmu.t Torronco. Ooors
Camden. formed an auto party I . HiK-kathorrm " 1 i
that made a Quick trip to Oceajn I I "rh« Mo.t compelling pimioplay I
City last Sunday to enjoy a dip. | | »f th« UHM I
Hotel Berkeley
48th St. and Wesley Ave.
The.Only Hotel in Ocean City Right on
the Beach '
THE OCEAN
then
A REAL
SUNJDAY
Under Sew Management A*k For Bates
CHARLES W. ADELHELM
Formerly With Hotel. Walton, PHILADELPHIA'
Don't Fail To Stop At
Sheppard's Battery and Service Station
Starting
We are Battery and Electrical Experts '•
let Tft look Over Your Car and fat It in. Knt-CUis Condition
Storage Battdries
Sheppard Battery and Electric
9th St add Asbiny Ave.
Service
Ignition
Ocean City. N. J»
DOUGLASS 9
Caramel, Fudge
Salt Water Sbop
Opposite Dougbty-s Theatre
on tho Boardwalk
First Year in
Ocean City
OTHER STORES
Atlantic City . ' WUdwood
Ocean City
PHILADELPHIA. PA^
16th & Markot Sta.
31ut & Lancaster Ave.
8th & Boardwalk
OCEAH CITY, S. J.
The Telephone Somber of the
3oean City Hew* ii 1180
Hippodrome
GREATEST^
SHOW
on EARTH
" 5 Big Time AcU
of Vaudeville and
Feature XPhotoplays.
\ I Complete chang.
•j-ji of program
% MONDAY and
1 THURSDAY
THEATRE
Boardwalk & 8th St.
PhotoPlays
Big Shows—
• Little Prices
Matinees Daily—15c
—Evening-
Children 15c .
. . Adalts25c
• Except SatordByi .
Children, 25c; Adolta, 35o
;
Daily Change
of Program
j . • ' . -
two Complete Show* Every
Evening—7 and 9 '
Oladya says having a cracked
Up la not always what It U cracked
up to be. .. ; •
The Park Theatre
Th» Moorlyn's UtUe riroth«r-
Locatlon-^On the boardwant
•t Pork lino-, (between Third
and Uh Stnxrtji.>
AHractlan*— Pins Photoplays
and Good Muaie.
IXrfamianc**— Daily Moll
»t 3 I'. M. Enmlnsai 7.15 -
' 9 15.
Admlasloo—Malln*a.lSe to an. .
Kvvplnaa. AdulU 35c. .Chudum
2i
TtkphOcran City *.
Man»o«m*nt—r>lr«ctloa O. W.
nonnflthum Th«atn*« IT he
Moorlyn Munairanwnl.k
PLAZA
* . TUrATOC •* A
Boardwalk
. beL 9th A 10th
Today & Saturday
WHITE
DOROTHY DEVORE
LOUISE BIZENDA
WniADrLS
ULYAN TASHMAN
CULLEN LANDI5
•Added Attraction—
-"Deuf and Dumb"—Comedy 1 '
Monday and Tuesday
Pat O'MalKy and Dorolby
Mackall In
"The Mine With
the Iron Door "
Harold Boll WrlghfH Great
Epic or tho Golden West
Review' -. Comedy
DON'T MISS
Hotel Flanders
Water Sport Show
TONIGHT
Friday Evening. 8.30 P. M.
Special Attrnctlons
BEEZO & BOZO, Comic Diving downs
from The Hippodrome—Now fork
GREEZY-POLE SWIMMING AND OTHER
AQUATIC EVENTS
nnmtwinn—HdnUs
V-s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
fUpottsci fces» *• «Ca»l coasty records fciuSe Ocean G(jr N«w»
flMttor** Mot*: Tbe S«l Batata
Transfers as pabUalMxt In UM NEWS
an> «»uum» u» Co ths> last minute
poaalbsa bafof* Bolus to praaa. and
- takan from U» racofda erf ibe
CSarfc by a staff raportar.
M. Baker.- (1.00. South'Beat It feet
of lot • and North West 10 feet '
lot 1, block. 41. North Bart aactlon.
Eatnar Rotvra War
Out. 1100. Lota • and t.SUth Ava-
Bua, Wlnamta plan,
John Urban to Joaapb RalbaL et al
1100. Lot 14. block iff, Ottana Canal
Tract Extension. Second Ward.
Tasmania, at Uaawr
WUIlajQ Lewis to Laura, B. Morray.
11.00. Qult-elalma mamlaaa mora
particularly described in dead dated
Faoruary 11. US*, made by Hiram O.
Sack, at in., to Laura B.* Murray,
I Money In This!!
1
I have been authorised by the owner to sell at a verylow
price a VALUABLE
£*•>! :
With Riparian Rights, Stores and Apartments.
Will Double in Value in a Short Time
Quick Action Necessary . Easy Terms
CHARLES A. DOE
REALTOR
oou> on news, xomr 17,
' Winaah af Avaleaj
M. Canfleld to John If; Can
LOOI 14. aactloo 3». ~
uiabeai Reeee to Charlea r H. Ha-
y.-fc.O0. Lot 17. aac
aactlon M
Avaian Realty Company to Avaloo
Waarti Froot jOorporatloti. pioqo. Lota
Ctort (a mad* to ha South East parallel with Eighth
Street. 17 feet;'{l> North Cost at
rlsht angles to last course 15 feet to
another point: thence («> North West
and parallel with Eighth Street,
feet to beainnlna;.
Boeriand Development Company to
Robert Henry Edmunda, ot ux.
•10.9W. Lota I*M. JSOS. 190*. block
M, plan 1, Ocean City Gordons. Alao
• < • • • •
lot BoJ. same block and plan.
R. Hamin D. Swlnar. et ux.. to
le.' S1.00. lLot Mel, f'
Ocean City **•—¥**»«
et ujc. to Oeorse A.
„ tot nu. block ta.
_ X. Ocean City Oardena.
Clry of Ocean City to Charlea W.
—~ . Slumlord, et ux. (1.00. TUftnnlBM at
Intersection of North Weat UneBar
Avenue with North Eaat line Tenth
*• Street. North East CO feet by North
Weat 100 feet.
John C. 'Hermann to JsJonee K. r".
Ocean Dtxon.
City
fToo.JLot a Oardeu."
HU. block JO. pun 2.
Qxhth tK ^Street Realty Company • to
Floranoa 8. Johsm. 11.00. Lota
• Ins. 1H0. 1S4L lS4t block IK. t>Ian 3.
Ocean Olty Oardeoa,
B. X Beaul. ec UX., to laabel R.
SecnL n/lOO. LM 4407. pbu> X. Ocean
Oty dardena.
Elcbth Street Realty Company to
Oeorra Y. McCaU, et UX. 11.00. Lota
I«XJ to 1D1 Indualm. block 11. plan
X Ocean Clfy Gardens,
John Stockbiu-rer, et uc, to Ralph
I> fTr—'-r »L60. Boolb Eaat 30
feet ot lot 41 and North Weat to feet-
: • • ! .
of f lot 4X BrUthton Eatataa.
Rowlad Rowland PPavalopment l t CCompany
to
Martha B. Mayberry. et aL 11.600.
Ix>U x>U IMJ, IJ, Mock M It plan 1. Ocean
Gty ty Oardnu. Oardnu
Joaeph Douaiao. Auditor, to Lewie
H. Hofan- K»J.7». Lot tK. aectlon
O<
-. Centenary Fund .and Preachera Aid
Society, Ac. Kzecutora ecuora • of Esra Esr B
Lake Lake, to t Humbert Humert H b C. C Pootlere. P l
Lot iM. aactlon tlo C. C
City of Wlldwood .
Xaura C, Woodward, at aX.
f O D W d d Exacu-
recorded to Dead Book 404, paw* TS.
Same ta Edith M Esltaa-. et vir.
UOO Lot 4 and North Weal S feet
Tewn.alp of Looter -
of lot S. block «. North Eaat aectlon. David Balrd to Cap* May Sand Co.
Same to S. Minerva Huppert. (LOO. 11.00. XS traeu of land ai2T land flow-
South Eaat 10 feet of lot"..block 4X ed
North Eaat section.
Rabeeca M. Meaaey Oarwcod. et al..
Executora of Mary Jane Dotterer.
deCd .• et aL. to Patrick Lane. IU0.
Lot (, block 17. Holly Ileach.
LAtinter h. llaker. «t ux., to Carl lt-
Bpodord. 11.00. Lota t and 10, block
los/Second Ward.
Edward J. Loefn«r. et u* . to Herman
Snyder. (1.00. Lot M. block M.
Third Ward.
Mary H. Bchlenmlr. el vir.. to Wll
llam W. Turner, et ux. 1100. Lota
U and 17, Mock lit, on Map of Replotting-
of Block 1U.
Wlldwood Title and Trust Company
to Joseph Mekis. (1.00. Lou 7. 8.
9. 10. block 81. Wlldwood Harbor
Tract. Third Ward.
Patrick Lane, et ux., io Manraret
A. Dawson. 1100. Lot «. block T7,
Hotly Ileach.
David McKibbln to CJus C. Cramea.
11.00. Lot JO. block II. Pry Map.
PVancIa L Colon, et ux.. to David
C. Touns;. Port of lota l.», X and all
of lot t, block 1W. Beaslnnina; " on
South East aide PsclOc Avenue 70
reet North East of Splcer Avenue.
II > North East elans' Pacific Avenue.
30 feet; Or thence at rislit an«-1ea to
Padnc Avenue and parallel with
Splcer Avenue South East 170 feet:
thenre (J) South West parallel with
FaclBo Avenue 100 feet to North East
lino Splcer Avenue: .thence North
West alocis* Spicer AVeoue 70 feet:
thence (ft> at rlafat ansiea . thereto
North Kaat 100 feet to beainnlna;.
Catherine Lytie to EUxabetB C.
Dully. HMO. Lot i. block IX I90S
Leon IloOtln. et ux.. to. Clara H.
Katxman. 11.00. Lola 1« and XI,
block Ui, Second Ward.
Some to Sani«. SI.iK). -Lots 7 and S.
block 14$. plan of Hotly [teach Improvement
Company.
Township of Middle
.Wlldwood Manor Developing- Company
to Letltla E Hilton. 11.00. Lota
$77 19. 29.. block Si, aectlon 1, plun of
lots of Wlldwood Manor. Kin Grand.-.
Alice Van O. Cn^ry to Laura W.'
Hand. et. al. 11.no. All riant. Ac
In und to lands of which Jonatruin
Hiind dlt-d s«>lxe"• Kennath four-cylinder,
Bsrpower surf boat and a
Wisconsin rtlngle-ocrcw
It-
,_ for making; con-
I with wrecked ships and
I a Una and patting; up
or life ear " for
brok " on a he was working, «*»° and let °»
"SI U . Pon volts of current passed through
his body, burning: him severely. Sea hie Will Install tersection are snrc—ifnl is thstr
Scull was removed. Immediately
operation, additional signals will
'to tho Mace Hospital, WUdwoodv light Traffic Signals be placed at other street crossings
wbero It was foand he was In a
along: Landls Avenae. • • •
precarious condition. The victim At tho regular weekly session
ir
was In tho act of' Installing a of the Sao. Isle City CUnmlsslon- Bews Ads «TB Xmtj Kite*
•emlphonu for tho Atlantic City ers, orders were placea for light
Electrlo Company, on Its lines at truffle signals to be placed at tbe
the corner of Pacific and Oak street Intersection of Landls Ave-
Avenues, Wlldwood, when the acnue and the . Boulovard. Tbe
cident happened.
signal will be similar In operation
to those In AUantie City. Ocean
net work of
City and other resorts, and will UEMSTITCHINr;
* Our Idea of.a dumb bell Is a show green to go ahead. . yellow £ 1
His legs coming la contact
with the. wires! ~
man who thinks a cotton gin Is for caution, and red for stop. .
something to drink.
If the signals at this rood In-
S3M NINTH PLEATING ST.. *+ CUr.tr.
An extra servant for a few cents a day!
Ocean City Paint-Up Store |
741 Asbury Avenue
B«U Phone 1250 OCEAN CITY, N. J.
PI
*e«_ «P. Buy Paint of.All Kind*
-i i. " J ^ B lOU would lite M Extension
Telephone. Nine
out of tea Telephone sub-
•criben would! They realize
the needless steps it
would help them to avoid.
It would save time and in
emergencies it would serve
^"Plete line of Beady Mixed Paints, Vsx- »« "life-saver."
"itto, Enand, of aH Idndi, WU1 Paints and Hder &
J«ki Bmhe,, Gold ^ Mmai]i1ai p^^ V m ^
She^ax, Pure Orua SpWti rf j^p^u^ ^ CommeTcJal
And, although thejr realize that ft is an inexpensive
Spiri^Spax Stains, liquid Wood Filler, Crack Filler, Pure extra-servant, they have put off getting one for no particu-
^>»«d Ofl, Putty. Paint and Vamhh Eemover, Hhinrie
lar reason they can think of!
__. .. Stain, Cement Coating; Oil Stains. '
. SPECUL-Steel Wool, 26VJ lb. While it lastx.^^* I Your .home deserves the advantages of on Extension
Telephone. The cost is only a few cents a day, so there is
absolutely no reason for you to be without this convenience
BDILDIHO IS OUR SFECIAXTY
' may longer. Get in' touch with our Business Office today.
Let Us estimate on your Cottage. Bungalows, or Hoases.
An Extension
Our experience In building will afford you tho highest grade
of workmanship at the most reasonable figures. *
Telephone in
your home coats
GRUBB BROS.
THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC
75c
741 aibory Avenae 600 Third Street
TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CO.
OCEAH crrr, v. J.
a month.
^Thousands Are Going to Florida
Y7: •
mff:
$100 Lots
$5.00 Down
$2.00
'*• A Week
It costs money to go there, but millions are made on small
investments.
We can save yoii the expense of going south and make
you just as much money through our local Boardwalk
office. Our present big successful development
is backed up by the permanency of a railroad
and the famous . .
Dixie Highway
A 20,000 car thoroughfare each year.
Come and see.our Florida film.
o o o ig-ii,,i........ I, Ml
Here is a wonderful opportunity to make money quick
in De Soto county. Florida is the land of sunshine
and plenty and the time to get in on this astonishing
and permanent proposition is right now. Act before
prices advance.
We have a convenient, sensible selling plan. We will
gladly explain all when you visit our office; There
is no obligation to buy. We'll be glad to see you—
anytime. y
EDWARD L. McGRATH COMPANY
ATLANTIC CITY
Boardwalk
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SELLING AGENTS
MAINOFRCE
ST. PETERSBURG, FIA
CCEANOTY
lOtb and Boardwalk
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flOOLote
$5.00 Down
$2.00
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Property •• Wwesfll WWet ' A « foot lot on Gal! Roa
:
TIM Valat Baking Company, at I sou. of Philadelphia. The reported
SOT Seventh Street, owned and ST*"* W M »" s »" '«»>* foot- Mr.
F. Vatet. of (34 Central Avenue. Many lota, ranging In' parcels
waa ftpM Saturday morning from two to alx lots. In the Heart
through Maaaey ft Edwards to tho of tho Cardan tract, exchanged
bungalow fa kmUed at 71 Burnt Tto oCSea of Frank B. Darby
Rom* Mr. HUxlabottom, wb* la n»ortad tlta foUowtn* MW:
prwJdant oC tb* Videlltr Machlna Bungalow on 8t Jama Place.
Company, of Philadelphia. U a owned -by Mia Oar* WUaon. to
n«w«otnar td the rwort. He la oc- Robot A. BcarbOTOush. of. Ool-
cnpylnc tie bungalow at present, llnjpwood. Bungalow owned br
Herbert B. Smith reports the Howland Development Company.
«ale of 8« re«t of beach front located on Ocean Avenue, eaat of
located between Twenty-flnt Battereea Boad. Porehaaer not
««»t and Twenty-eecond Street. "*?•«• "f'J"}ftfSf5i£!?2E
»o an out-of-town purchaaer. The »"« I * I "*JJ~» d -, to wUllam Mc-
buyer-a name or the parehaaa Adoo of Philadelphia Improve-
Price waa not reported. "»?n«J wen. atarted on thU lot.
««ay PorchMCW ComlBf; and «ara»e^ Three bungalow. In
Several blc tnuuactlon. • wont ^j,Z*Z,^V'^:Jir^J a ^, ^" r ?
I«st Monday this offlce sold the
Hotel Brighton for UJ0.000. The
Good to the
Last Drop"
Town««nd*. Famous
ORANGEADE
Keep Cool — Quench Tkst
Thlnt
TOWNSHfD^ SANDWICH
SHOP
382 Boardwalk
OCKAH cmr, H. J.
parehssefs nao» wss not mada public
it
For Sale
Bovdinc House—Centrally located
condition and vdl furnished. Isno
paying proposition.
WALTER
haa-leaaad Valef. «Ue«room. at dollars worth of real ctate .Inc and a«r. alnce hU prophccle, of Sei?pJ2Su^ i^nuf to F^ 8
780 JUbury Avenue, for one year. «ha be«1nnlnK of the year. beach front values materialised. S*" "TT5,^"."t* '„„,„>,„
WlutoSe actual aellluK Jrlce A corner lot at Fourth Street made a forecast to the reporter ^^Ve" c¥i££wort Phlladel
eoold not be learned. It Is believed and Haven Avenue was sold that the city Is «oln* lo bo Zi,,? 0 ^' "L?*""^!„ Jl
to be In the nel«hborhood of.»«.- « h r ro 4*h «««• ««" of Charles a deluged with buyers during Au- J»J"•ocVUD_ T A e «h^l h°* 1 ?
000. The property sold consists Wood to L. J. Pontiler Coal Com- gust and Soptembor. The peoplo ^°"Jf C "?Z?^f 1,T->R m£? AZZ'
f a lot 70 by 75 feet and the P?ny. Ineorporatod. of Phlladel- arc just waking up to the advan- "r^M^»»^ rJ2?l ^
baking machinery and plant Phla. This lot Is IK by 2S0 fcot. tagea of Ocean City, be stated. ?,"•; S°! d .* 0 Alfr * d Crawror '». ot
which haa a capacity for using T ho former owner was J. P. Fox. The real estate activity waa an- "Uaaeipnia.
200 barrels of flour weekly. The aalo price was reported as tlclpated by men and will con- This office also Bold tho two-
Valet atarted business In 191J. I8.K00. • • tlnue. It Is brought about by.ad- family house at. Mori)lngsldo and
Five years later ho filed papers " The same office reports thesalo vorttslng and showing tho buycru Nassau Roads, to Auburn O. Ran- •
of Incorporation. At the present °t a bungalow to John J. Hlggln- What you have. Advertise till It dall. Well known Insurance ,
time the company supplies stores bottom, or Philadelphia. Tho hurts, was bis advice ' broker, of Philadelphia. ' !
»
"^"•""at^ur'to Staged Se*. Month . . . . Agree With City Catued Del., ««
^or summer cottage • Commissioners Unmoved By Plea; To Enforce Ordinance . .
£to O .eeka place to spend Junior Event in Sept. stating ,„, enforccnH)nt of the ,o make a brief vUlt .. frlonds. Contract wroerea raia " •
•—*•"» summer in an ai- • - — ordinance requiring all bathers to nr » n °t prepared to comply with : •
here they will not Tho Ocean Clty'Tennlu Club w >-'ar a wrap^ or cover when com- lhe regulation: An soon as.the Union Paving If
I. contact with the element °? c "« > y 1n B tho block between plffh 1"K to or from the beach, or on "What docs the., regulation Company furnishes tho city witb a gf n< >. d
fLZZ.im rather than adds "." 8lxth Streeta, on Atlantic "'•' boardwalk Is unpopular aud "'n*, 1 . A parade of night shirts, maintenance bond, guaranteeing *' h
jcprecUtea ramoi .u Avenue. Is perparcd for the mom causing the beach to assume a dilapidated raincoats, ahirla or the hard Buifaclng laid on the durid
. snrroundlnjs. • . successful soaiion of their brief "^'"t shirt parade appearance. an * fag large enough to answer city streets thev will be mid by day
stroned Boardwalk Dnring Earl, 380 Edocato, Rom AU Seotkat
Hour., Semi-dad, Before Turn- of State Diiciu. School Irob-
Ue To Beach Awakeni Him ten. at Hsaders Hotel
the future of the city by tho club has not yet
Ordered Paid It I» His Regular Habit An Interesting Program
2_!^«»M. rather than adds "." ? 8tre « (l< - «n Atlantic "'•' boardwalk Is unpopular aud ^'["'J. A parade of night shirts, maintenance bond, guaranteeing 8001 t
• such a resort. In these. 1 He IIIIK the hall hard, -an.) plny« After I uot Jlrod of wntiliu; I court It would lo»«. you would place thin l-. >»• WUH oPI«i«.3.l to the bathers .mint. All we auk Is to waive th.. ,,,,.'"," " l r,v,1"" r " y ""'' to ?. k . The
be Btro»a«dto a far greater ,||^ voi|eyinK ability i.wrtM II-
1 In the odvertlalnK'of the uclf. lie In a flne man (or the po«l-
bolb by tho municipality. | lion-which he now holds nnd
'Ellens and Individual..; """[>- *» " ^ „„„, (i , ,,„.
o our beach it In one or . rl'li- l o y Br th . nt "•' pointed ou». depends upon tho
e this i« lielween »K.nno and I". 1 '" !''" ' lu Rev. Dr Hobort Hunter
proval.' . died at 1128 Ocean Avenue, ]anr
letter, of Friday evenlnK nftor a brief 111-
ieht naylri'H"- ' Dr. Hunter waa amoclate
iBni J Mcretary of the Board of Mini*-
ry city la u) R^lu-f ^n(J Suiir(,ntlltloll 0(
tion of ! ; Chh
lent upon the annexation of ! ,|1(, prcl(|)yte'rlan Church.
bualness enterprise!), and; He. had lieen-active In .church
•••* »o enterprUe that can, work ,» W f " " ^ ^ ^ . ^ S
ire for a city than a news-! wof£ BJ>cnt )n Ulf. paHtorutc of one
whose voice not only ex- ,i,urch. the U»ilon TJibernncli-
'a hearty welcomo to vlul- Pr.eHbyterlari at Coral nnd York
hut **- .««-* '-i^lSTSS clfurch-^he'l^of 1 ^
the every-day activity of the , dcnth
•. To nil 'this plnce a new] Dr.'Hunter WUH 72 yearH old. A
iltS^JS IP^n'^n^X^ SIS?
world over. Much Ix wild about doKerlblni! ' 11 n Incident, that I City EnKlneor Colll«on Dialed
Alhiiillc City 1 • Kiil.itIniiH. I wUh canned hlx Ire and uhowed hlH «y« thnt every hit of concrete foundu-
lo Btuto lhat only la.Ht week I HIKII! wax not fallliiK rppl.Jly. tlon wa« Inld lieforo tho utiroot
HIIW many bather* walking to the In conclutdon Mayor Champion railway had moved one rail. Ho
bvauh without u covurlng. . Hluted: "Thorn la no question Bald. In. hl« opinion, tho company
, '" Portitlbly- 'a nunibor of all- that there aro occaulonK when uri rould h'nvo completed Itw contract
yeur-rouiid r.nliltnlH hero, aro In oincur IB calltd upon to uuc luct, If It-hurt not beon forced to con-
favor of tlio'or.llnanco. but the>u> but wo cannot toll an officer when tond with thrno delnyn.
are- people thnt never «o In tho tact in needed; nor can we pormlt In reference to tho bond for
ocean. Tlie beach Ix our bout "omo to no uncovered nnd iitop mnlntenance. Mr. Nourw lilnted
uxwt and It uhould bo marto a othcrx. While It may hv uii In- tho bond had boon paid for and
oVhTr HccLlmuT
r " cc '""onu.
battles Cops
When Ordered
To Move Truck
Hepalra To Cedar Hoad WU1 Be
Wheart. breath flnd life of.• j'n the"p7ejby7crlari Church
P*r" •• •" ' He WOH Btated clerk : c
> Is not only tho aim of tho ! Presbytery of Phlladelphli
. but we hope to fully jntated clerk of ihe Synod o
. .: ..-._" ] nylvanlu. and a member H
BubBtantlal patronage ai
p that our aid ln tho fur-1
* v "* i-*"«" I \J
within the next few days.
The Commissioners waive
Attarln
tempt To Arrest Him
Th« schoolmen's
hih
nu.-y at Mixiu street- There are. he Bays', about hlne-
rdwalk stated thc lad teen different types of supervised
Job by him last week study. Of these he chose to renartr-
ucated PJK exhibit, only the simplest In his lecture,
uy night tho lad up, Tho divided or flexlblo period
i employer and asked carries with It .dve functions of
o sleep on the prem- teaching. The- first Is the dally
that blH quartern review. . In rilscuiudnic this re-
ed were too crowded, view. Dr. Hall-Quest deviated
• ley learned Jerrow sllehtly to consider the "rcclta-
KlnE when ho failed (|on period." This, ho Btated, Is
renti ' detrimental to the pupil because
'ranged a boil In the n fostcrK the learning by mere
The next morning rote. Essential . learning, h«
°h lowlnk . the. instructor
maVefl a rrlsp summnry of tho
review. rmphanlKlnK nnd clinching
tho oiu.entlal.
The nKBlgnment of. tho next
dny'B work, whatever popular
vogue mny havo decided, should In
the . lecturer'x • estimation como
next. WP oxplilftB thin .choice hy
tho prcsencH of a certain pflycho-
(Coatlnucd oh Page Five)
Six Injured in- .•&!-;
Somers Point Crash
Driver Arrested After. Collision; .
Held in 91.000 Bail
• Chrlutlan BKInmetl. 68. of 5914
court, punlonu slightly Injured when
Shore Fast Line
A. delcK.-itlon of four Inillen, 15-Year-Old Girl Tried Feat last
reprepentlnc tho South (Wean City year ^j WaJ Within-
an g police, a. driver iontlc City Hoxpltal. Thn othem
Enters Protect "v?"," ° r Acklty'B delivery truckw, wt,rc KlvOn flrxt aldtroatment by
CTU r wh ' c > *"H parked oulalde of the 5r o^>rco HalBton. They were
i lJt t J> a ">>«f Hue WIIH inytructed by i ff 3G f »ltt
h..« fc«'« them In•'touch StreelH. H »'»« pastor emeritus repre^entinc^ the h.mth txean Lily year ^j Was Within- u objects to »>, arkl >'K Hue. wan inytructed by Wrfl, n.•. -i»«. n new) „_ »,..„.„.. w.«., r» »«n~ nld..A |(a to repair Cedar Uoad eros«- ir.iinc sU.'nul nt Eluhth Street.anll Interrero with truffle 'rho driver un,,chietr, Helen, and two small
,„ un(l r,nc,.. ^ -»»«>£2!"^-noad'ls JeUy t[8h OttUei Failure !&&£%£*. »o='S: ffl^ip'boL c r lv A d ck!er:. c o $^£$X«iZ2ZiC&
.---•- • 1 ton Tncoioijiriii .->emlnary.:he had Flfty-elKhth Street. Cedar Road Is • torney for tho company, eolli'd at- lcal ° « there 1 . .• •' nnd bruls*>M
Ivlty and dovetail Itself lnto| |(J muny offlCCH of .Importance „„• alley that' runs parallel with Muxlnc- Mellzuer. 15. of Itlver- .entlon to the fact that the traifle -Accompanied by the driver, the According 'to tho authorities,
^ l._w, U_~_*V. riklll lift' Af.! .. A*_- IV..A..AHlnH fhl.fl'h .... » ,'v* 1 „.! 1.^. .^L- . . Ill "A* ^ t .^ .....1... « > • * ' .1 I .'.nvliul hv tllO OfflCCr Weh t lntO AckleV'H VV..lt ...l._ • ..„• „ .; . company would.Beck relief from Policeman' Pangburn, who WUH Hal! was nrrented hv State
-"• LnHt year Mlt.t Meltsner at- „,,. ^ou*t- ,t slated, however. If summoned to the scono. attempted T',SJJr Sow and rSlur of Police
'V tempted the mime feat, but her | ,e c|,y w|Hhed to-erect poles to conciliate Ackley. without SSXSJL Z' £Tm«»,vLuM i»2
officer went Into Ackley's Hall, who 1B n guest of, the
motorlstB In that section. . I Ocean City to Steel Pier. Atlantic their poles without the coinpany's bakery with ^' m ' ' n » t « t . lo »«- Planderit • Hotel, WOB driving at a
tho. heart of tho. city Tho frucaa York and Shore Boulevard, Bomeru
waa the roxult or u truffle viola- point. '
tlo ? - ^w^i>' , .u ,. " • StolnmetK wnu taken to IboAt-
According to tho police, a. driver iontlc City Hoxpltal. Thn othem
"?"" ° r Acklty'B delivery truckw lt l d t t n t by
couch ordered her'Into tho crart u|ronB cnoUEh to hold the double Jesuit. HO(roiu»ea .0 accompany ptaecd|-llnne». ,1,000 ball to await
that followed her when Bho waH bur(,(m the company would be (the orfleers to- tho City Hall unleM (h olltcom0 or stelnmetz's In-
wlthln a mile of her destination. wl|1, ,0 pay ,,„ Hhuro. they proceed a w«rant. The j ^ ITc , h m nn lh,.etaw,
She- wished to continue. Thc Tlu> ,nn,mUnlcatlon wtu» • dl- .warrant wns_ procured by Offlcer ' W - 1 I 1 »»„ will !«.
il to the numer- " m. r to net • ' Offlcem Kennedy and. Duncan f,nth)nH
Bcrvlce. nejiinc propi-r.y uw...-.". "" ".-v O1IH lt.||y flBh which Bho was po • " » '• • placed Ackley under arrest. " • '
•. 111., nix/would be culled upon to pay th.e fOrced to BWlm through. :: • • Ackley seised nn Iron bar used
coatH. ',„„„». Her strength WOB spent in en- Mlna Helen Kraune, dauchter or ns a poker for the bake shop ovens Hemove Vnsightry Transformer*
lofflcent floored him before he I
aw>und her head and against her I Zi'nttet
In a. most dlBconcertlng manner.. |
- | Blonem to Birtllo when tho speaker Delaware River, where she wou)d
7 _ _ _ . • w,, •„ intnted aaolher cniiBo of their ml»- row mlIp ln a KinM boat an,i
Wiwri i. Jr » ! rti.mlRMl of- Sunday Schools Hold Outing .Urn w»» to thant the Commliwlon- thon , „ „„

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City Proved To Be Excellent
Host To State Lawmakers
tforth Jersey Xaabers Were *^T»MIH at the Growth of Ocean
Booaeed the Beach Marvelonm- WBitnirv nn.M- *» )» P~«+
•wunoca uw aeacn maireioni, wonney UBaUe to be Present
Mayor Champion Welcomed the Guests To the Resort
never been to Ocean City previous I auont sallies.' • •
tO "•"- trt * ' ' ' „ Assemblyman Charles C. Road
The visitor,i arrived at different waa ^IU^ by. Toaatmusler Ed-
•' coTted through the city In cars
furnished by the Chamber of
Commerce on a sljcht Beelnff tour.
This was followed by a sail on
the bay. Somo. however, expressed
a desire to make closer survey
of the city Instead of sailing, and
Inspected the City Hall and other
places of civic Interest.
• The visitors assembled at thf
Hotel Flandor* late In the nftrnoon,
- where tho Reading Band
renjered a concert. Dinner win
served in the Flanders at 7 p. m.
Kayor Champion Welcomes Visiton
Mayor Joseph G. Champion
made an address of wolcome. He
_ stated tho purpose, of the Bather-
for the lawmukern to make the
acquaintance of Ocean City. No
set program wan arranged - to
monopollre the visitors' tmie. Tho
hospitality of the city, was ex-
tended to the guests. He continued:
"You may be Interested to
learn the bank deposits of Ocean
— - " -«
per cent: - The building: permits
slnc« last year exceeded a hair
million dollars.and the municipal
Improvement* for thn last year
exceeded a half million dollars.
Real estate nnlefl for tr**» r»AHt two
weeks exceeded two million dollars.
This 1« Home of the reanoiK
why Ocean City l» known n« t>in
fajtert growing resort on the Jersey'coast.
Assemblyman Harrison Replies '
- Assemblyman Edwin Mortimer
Harrison, former Mayor of Montclalr.
repllod to tho addreiw of
welcome. He stated It wan "more
than a pleasure to be entertained
In a. city like Ocean City with all
Its facilities for entertaining. Tbe
visit to tho resort was far dlf-
V';'-. • v.-.•'•'•V:.';'
'!' " Trenton man)r »»•»*•»• ot
th* Loaislature exhibited llttl*
taowl«l» of.Ooeu O», ud to
"- " xiou * «•«»•»*«« «»r ••»preaslou
that some bad tint Ocean
CKy waa a duster of Bind dunes
aa some expressed It. The best
• V' . *il l °?!° H « rl » rt ^ Bowman. New York py While tde Atlantlo coast p will I * " I
Ocean City, N.J.
ends which . might retard' the o«s HI... o'her rhamnlnn titles, and holder credited »r niimur- with event >n,h.hi» of the t— year, >h. ».«.> there im,t,,r,. will be I I
»«.i« B high ranking nationally. Is the other tournaments worthy or
national prominence several year. preMat defendant. Bowman has mention. Prominent among these
^natrlmonlal difficulties.
,„.„. Bnd by virtu, of thl9M) whlcn wll,
1
she no tne beautiful challenge cup. -Thin always attracted a splendid list
Him and loved an CUB was purchased at an approx- of .young stars, and this year
army olBcer. After the divorce |mato coat of 11.000. under the ,hoi|ld be-no exception. . •
, she married the BUpulatlon that It mu«t be won At aU ^ ^ „ mxma „,„„,)
three years In succeiwlon by one ,hat under a nem management.
' man before being permanently tn **•»
Other gigantic species.
1
Ph9to Plays
Big Show., ---
Little Prices
Matinee* Daily—15c
—Evenings—
Children I5c
Adults 25c
Except Saturdays
'Children, 25c; Adults, 35o
y
for an Ocean City tennis audleni
Frlti Morcur, l*hlKh Unlvomlty . of Program
Htar. Is another man who mny he
In the drrtw. Philadelphia tennla
funs ne
n" ^ifmnle.
PAY DAY
Your Money Goe»
Further at the'
New York Shop
LOOK OVER THESE
"Captain Edd," Hippodrome PRICES
. A great assemblaRo of f AAmerican i n J ;
I and Eurbpean features nro shown
U the- Hippodrome this Monday.
Voile Ur«8»e«—»Z.»O
Tuesday and Wednesday. Tho tho regular price of these
honors or the program Ko- to • dresses Is $6.50
I "Captain Kldd." a picturesque
•ong and dance fantasy or flve
•eople. Shelton. Tyler & SharpleM,
: :
Silk Dresseg^—$».
Aaotter r^ bargai.
These dresses usually sell
f0I *lg.0O and $18.50
Z
pJL,, Reach
»_ & Dl««e.
Horo In nn'opportunity to
Cloth—Voluo *5,00 & IK.BO
Ladies Assorted Felt
HaU—$1.98
White Duck Trousers
. $1J29
Sailor Stylfrr-All. Sues .
Collegiate Sweaters .
$2.49
With Uobby Trim
Men's Knickers
All Sizes in linen, Wonted
Hen, Women and Children
. at Cot Prices-
B36 Aibory Avenue
OCEAH Cat, V. i.
Oreo Evening*
"II flVk JT9L iTTi
II II II II II II II
II UM «H UM
*k -*0T '%*' 'W
Men's Work
Shirts
A dcan-Up of Wear-
^lc Shirt, all ?I2e.. in
price of 75C
A Genuine Bargain
WORKINGMAN'S
DURABLE GLOVES
All Kinds and Sizes
I5clo$1.00
Good Quality
Men's Gaps
Special
Reg. sell for twice the
• amount. AH teated
goods. - All sizes and
patterns
Good. Fishing Tackle.
In the future this line
will be withdrawn:
Come now and share
in these less than cost
' ' • prices
Straw Beach Hats^—
look like ' Panamas—
Flexible. Used for.
fishing. Prevent sunhum.
Good heavy
quality.' At cost
35c 50c 75c
30c Rubber Balls 20c
50c Rubber Balls 30c
Large blowup balls 85c
Small blow up balls 50c
HotioM.of All Kinds
Wm. P. SinkiMon
860 Aibnry Ave.
(Cor. 7th Bt) .
A Good Store Vac I
Heal Bargains" I
HAROLD 8. BOBIllSOlrS
Stadia
de Dance
DANCING EVERY
EVENING
CHARLIE KERR'S
MELODY BOYS
DIRECTION—IlOY DUKF.V
Casino Club
Moorlyii Torrace & Il'ilwulk
-Children's Glass
Tuesday & Friday—10 A. M.
Tliuniday—3 P. M.
Children's Carnival
. Wednesday—8 P. M.
MTftMT EHTEBTAINERS
Dancing Every
Evening
Prlvato Inutructlonn by
Appointment.
Phone 988
nOUGHTY'Q
" THEATRE, ^
Boardwalk. & 8th St.
THE PAHAMOUHT THEATRE
or Ocun City. N. J.
• Mating-Cv.ry OmJ ml S P. M.
NOW SHOWIWO
THE LIOHT OF- THE
WESTERN STARS
With Jurk Hull, HUM.
A PAUAMOItMT I'lCTl'Iti:
A KISS. IN THE DARK
arnir l&ixli-
. Mary Ilriiin.
THE AIR MAIL
NOTn: Tin- Hlraiul In tlw nnly
Theatre llri!ii»i-il t" show I'ui-ninoiint
ricluri'u In Ori'iin City.
"It lt'11 11 riiruitiounl It'n tlu?
(Hint uhuw In titwn."
Hotel Flanders
Water Sport Show
Friday Evening, 8.30 P. M.
Special Attraction!)
AMBASSADOR HOTEL (Atlantic City)
. . GIRLS* CLUB .
• ALSO • .
BEEZO & BOZO, Comic Diving Clown
from Tbo Hippodrome—Now York'
BREEZY POOL SWIMMING AND OTHER
AQUATIC EVENTS
Admission—Adults 50ov—Children 28c.
SHOW
on EARTH
5 Big Time Act.
of Vaudeville and
Feature Photoplays.
Complete change
of program
MONDAY and
THURSDAY
DOUGLASS',
Caramel. Fudge
and
Salt Water Shop
Opposite Doughty*s Theatre
,_ on the Boardwalk
First Year in
Ocean City
0THEB STORES
Atlantic City Wlldwood
Ocean. City
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
18th to Market Bts.
31st & Lancaster Ave.
8th &. Boardwalk
OCEAH CITS', H. J.
Suitaxy Methodi
Free Delivery
' -We Guard Against Loss ,
420 West ATOUW
OCEAN crrr. N. J.
Xn. Mary Pattenem
Phone 144-W ' Trap.
Plaza Theatre
Boardwalk
bet. 9th & 10th
Last Showing Today
Pauline Frederick end Laura -
La Plants In
Smouldering Firea
A Great Heart Interest Story .
with a Notable Cast
Added Attractions—
" Herer Again "—Comedy
Paths Heview
Wednesday — Thtmday
All-8Ur Cast In
- The Chechahcoa
A Story of the Lure of Gold
' and a Woman's Honor
First Production ever ac-
tually made in *-J«^*
Added Attractions-
Episode No. 2 of
Sunken Silver'
Comedy—"Pie Man
Topics of the Say
Moorlyn Theatre
On the Boardwalk at 8th Street
Wednesday and Thursday
July 15 and 16—
Blanche Sweet and Ronald Coleman in
HIS SUPREME. MOMENT
A new love story of the strangest pact ever made
by aman and a maid .
"Extra feature '. •
A Special Prologue in "Techhi-color "
The Loves of all Nations
A Screen Novelty
Added Comedy— . . . ;'••''
. Mack Sennett Presents
The Lion's Whiskers
. Extra—First Run Pathe News.
Friday and Saturday.
July 17 and 18— • .
Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle in -
THE HEART OF A SIREN
Georgeoua Costumes, Lavish Settings and the
screen's most popular stars .
j Added— ..•'•••
" Our Gang Kids "•' in • • : '
ASK GRANDMA
Extra—First Run Pathe News
NextWeek
July 20th to 25th
| THE LOST WORLD
| Amazing—Astounding
.;•.'. By A.'Conan.Doyle
Romance ' . ' . - '
Mystery . .
Thrill. .
Sights never seen before
Sights that may never be seen again
With a Gallant Array of Stars including
• Bessie Love, Lloyd Hughes, Lewis Stone and
. Wallace Beery
The Picture Every Man, Woman and Child
Should See ."
ENTIRE HOUSE RESERVED
TICKETS ON SALE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
SALE NOW ON AT BOX OFFICE
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REAL ESTATETRANSFERS
Reported fcom lit* oAdal cotnty rcoonb la* lite Ocean Gtj N
Tbm fblknruuj la a llat of the ab- | City of NortH Wlkfwood
atraijta of coanymaeea entered for Henry A. Weyand. et u*. to
record In. tho Case May County Clerk'e S^V}" 1 *- -L««eb, olil. n.oi. Lot
City of Ocean city '
Emma J. Sleelman. et vlr., to Annl
K. Steetman. *" """ " * "" —
Section F.
Samuel.Shaw, ^. et ux.. , to UUZIn- •=-"» MUU. ct vtr.. to Plirco• Fiu FiuMU
ntnu. »J.«»5. lUltlnnlni In South •* »».• 1100. Lot 8. blok block 171 " ^^ ^
lino of 10 fwc wldo uwtlooilwl In ^Vllluun ^llluun Block*. «t ui7 to John
tno roar of lota on Sth South Bldu ld of f Kcll«hvr. Kcll«hr i*t t u*. 9100 9100. Bouth F
Pleuura Avvnue. betwven I-ViurtnIh *" '"«t ol lot JU and Xorth \V«
i %. - j , .,..,-} *it
0CK4M CUT HWft nXT 14. 1MB
and Flfwcnth Streets aald Dolnt Ixlnr I uid Fifteenth Street...aald point rnlnir feet ' of lot 31] 31], blok block "ii'k"" 168 TwJntv" T
a *oWoqulzlBg- mood when hn In. !•"*••• *° *V nothing of the n-\
«• new buUdinsB alon« the mmt that depreciates rather than _, . _
front will add value, rather than odds to the morala of the city. Educational Drill S?I? "*•
detract frott. thl. popular ho«- "Beal eaUte t>u b«en very ac- ^ ^
Ulry C O11 - •••»• ••> »>" «t» bnmehea thU »ea- !•> > note. to Ui« Oty Oomml«-
"Two yean aco .tbla comlns son and the town U well rsntod >lo n «n. Ward Bean aaked the
' ' " ' •*"! flnt pilc pillnc and and wlU wlU have have Its Its full full quota quota with with- oWclaU to a attend a phyalcaJ phyalcaJ edu- edu- Ir22.V—
_ « .., „„, . nMmtlM „, nMmtlM „, H~.VC» catlonal tlrtU which he wUhed to S? 1 ^
«tat» for them at tha Studio Da iXLJiS**
Eighth and Asbury Avenue, and . . n Dance, the date to be aet for tbe .iirj? 0 .,
eviewing Pajt Twelve Yean iU •ohseqaent completion, re- MlMIC PavUlOtl Crowded convenience of the Oommlsdonen. D«ul
_ • *w» eatabllahed tbe confidence In' our
CUyten Haiaes Brick; ii Sanry.
" ~ *- -•
clt '- . ' <
, ,
gnine u to tne Future
"We can boost of a Woolwofth iv^.
5 and 10 cent alore, on Anbury The famous Reading- Railroad attend .such a drill at H o'clock I Second
Avenue, the additional trend of Band rendered, a concert at thelrTldajr morning". The public' is|r———
I the erection of now Mores nml Ploased tho throng that crowded
r.the recital.
KU.M feet Weet of Weat lino of Proa- e«>eond AVonuo. " * tervlewcd him In r»r»r»n.» . .\T cent croM r* " '" "
XK* AMg. Wet IG feet by South Henry M. Ottcn. to Mlch»*.l J. Al- re — ' refercnco to «heU-
IS feet to/Wove Place. hert. S100. South Ea.t 1-S of lot »
Walter B. Ada mi. et ux.. et al.. to }« and North Wet !-s of lot sio T '
Clinton D. Lowdon. et tut. $1.00. Nineteenth Avenue, block 170 c«mlnff tho future ' of^Klll.w • "m •*
*Sftfi2&%.t2££*£n'?iS£ iFXSS? ",, o\>"°"li, 1 f joclc'".^ Ocean Clt* ^^ ' tabl " ty °' apartment bulldln* nnd nil store, I nt the City Hal.; Tho band con-
5£ Land ComS££ ^ tod wiU. * ^' 4< bl '* W "'• Mo laid particular atrcg. on °"> rented with the exception of ducted a concert at the Flanders
Rowland Dmtoprnent Company to Erneat Smith, et nx., to John Phil- recent developments, and In lulnr a tx"""" 1 * two or three. . lnte In the afternoon for the
Wt^^V^Tocein^t^Oa}- iR &£*&%,%? &JKSI, 1 *!- that wort "*»«« we berfn wHh ,"Oor Improved hard-eurfaced membera of the State Le«l»latu.»,
JJ^WOCJT. o. pu» «M» city oar d,))o-J* P«£ H«ry H^otten. ad- 19,3 at the operjlai of »h »£ atreota not only *r*atly Improve who were Burnt* of tbe city.
BaAle K Dab-ymple. et nl^Execu- Sol V, 6ettlmrrr, et ux.. to Henry A. mobile bridge, which was th« tne n PP*«rance of our town, but They were welcomed by Mayor
?S. W xJ^TLc^% -°T- X2e&.1J L Jk?••"•*" «• * • *^lV£t * *~n p£ *Of «***» O* n\». and Champion.
.Wwr c. Itlohna. « vlr.. to Harry cRv o» vliioVrood pertty. Steadily through the Pl«"ra«> °» llvine nlonK routes 1- <
£• Maxcy. jrt IM. »«.'W- Sooth Ka»t • Hush MrMulian to TCililam Ah- y«* Irom that date UD to the ">»«"«l »r thU Improvement. "
S^T^'li.nlcSlX?-
Morrla K. Hauaeman.
P ' nn X fe. m ro. "•"•• ^ X W « k 'VT*lr4 Preaent time. even P pa^!^ #h"Our^boardwam exten.lon In
Ocll t. Townaend to Joanna Have Drltrh. et ni.. to Charlr. n tnrou K l > 'he war period, thl« city ' no Nortl1 end of the beach Bnd
T II Woclt 5 n0
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Locals Beat
Stonehuist in
Good Game
WnHams Pitched Airtight Ball,
Striking Out Ten and AHow-
' tag But Three Hits
Errors of Losers Costly
Ocean City proved too good for
Btonehurat lust Saturday and beat
them I to 1 In much coaler
fashion than the score might ln-
. dieate. The Philadelphia team was
• totally unablo to fathom the offerings
of either of the local pitchers.
Manager Dennis chose Williams
!y^?yiT"*,\\!v' Iruilne*;
Btonvhurvt -. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C—1 3 4
.Ocean CUv — 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 X—4 10*1
$100 Lots
$5.00 Down
$2.00
A Week
$100 Lots
$5.00 Down
$2.00
A Week
~B
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HICKMAN
1155 Asbury Ave.
OGEA* ctnr mn, JOLT M, isas OOXAV ontwan, JTOT VK ma
Ask* City Supervision
To Repair Road
A communication from B. F.
Oootx was read at the City Com-
fSSS
missioners' meeting In which the
writer declared be would furnish
teams and men to repair Beach
Rood If the city would furnish a
man to supervise the operation.
This road was built by the writer
WOOOOOOOOO*
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of the letter, but was never accepted
by the city.
City Solicitor Boewell stated
the city might furnish a competent
man to direct the work, but
not as a city representative. The
letter was
and filed
The Real Profit is Yet to Be
Realized on Beachfront Here
If you failed to make a real profit in your beachfront purchases
years back, buy now with renewed vision, forget the past, refuse the
first offers of profit and make a real fortune.
You can do this by taking advantage of a piece of beach front
I have to offer for a client, being 100 feet frontage on north side of
St. Charles Place.
The Gity Protected Beach Uptown is now opposite this
ground. Over 400 feet of beach outside of Boardwalk, which
means the Boardwalk must go out Very soon. $50,000 or more will
be yours, if you hold one year or perhaps less. Will finance 70 per
•cent for 2 or 3 years. Act quick before the price jumps
. m- -o
For full particulars, see
I. BARTON CHAMPION
Fourth and Atlantic Aves. Phone 909
OR ACREAGE TRACTS
Which We Develop-We Sell You Profit
©fin
ATLANTIC CITY
Boardwalk
Pay You to Invest for Profit in
"Florida's Garden of Opportunity"
IN DE SOTO COUNTY
L. McGRATH COMPANY
ST.
SELLING AGENTS
MAIN OFFICE
OCEAN CITY
I Oth and Boardwalk
$100 Lots
$5.00 Down
$2.00
A Week
$100 Lots
$5.00 Down
$2,00
A Week
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY
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SEASON 1925
The following talk on Seashore Property was taken from the Philadelphia Public
Ledger of June 21st, 1925:
CURRENT TOPICS OF THE TOWN
A Rising Tide of Real Estate Price* at the
Mcripe Metropob of America
|OR a site on the Boanhvalk at Atlantic City the turn of $ 15.-
000 per front foot has juat been paid by a real estate syndicate.
The frontage is 200 feet with a depth of 405 feet,
and the transaction is the largest sale of Boardwalk realty
' that has been recorded.- _ • , • • ' . • _
In January, !922. a tract with a Boardwalk frontage, between
Elberon and Albany Avenues, was sold at a price said to be more than •
$2,000 a front foot, and it was considered-a large sum. -
- I t is amusing to note that when the first Boardwalk was built, in
1870, rfomeof the leading real estate owners fought tooth and nail the
proposed expenditure of $5,000 for the purpose, as a preposterous
waste of funds. '. ; - . :.
That entire sum i» one-third of the price for a single foot frontage
upon the Boardwalk today, though the depth behind that foot must,
of course, be taken into the reckoning, • . •
In 1887, Vice Chancellor Alfred Reed, of New Jersey, said:
•From New Jersey Avenue down to Chelsea the present value of the
accretions—the lands 'thrown up" by the sea or the gift of Providence
—is at least ten millions of dollars." ' ' • '
But the sum of money changing hands today in this purchase of
one relatively insignificant tract is$3,000,000.-
Consist these figures with the values set for the early days, when
"Absecon Island" was a region of sand hills, brier patches, cedar
groves, marshes, salt ponds and fresh water sloughs breeding greenhead
flies, gnats and mosquitoes in such profusion as almost to darken
the face of the sun. . . ; . .
Away back in 1695. Thomas Budd. a pioneer of public-school
education in America, bought 440 acres of this insalubrious wilderness
for approximately 4 cents an acre. , .
. A century later Jeremiah Leeds was able to buy the same land
for ten timesias much—-"40 cents an acre! •'• ,
In 1854 his family parted with their holdings to the Camden and
Atlantic Land Company for $17.50 pe/acre;
• It was about this time that Atlantic City got its name. Among the
suggestions were "Seabeach," "Surfing." "Strand" and "Bath/
At the first municipal election, May 1. 1854. the eighteen votes
were deposited in a cigar box. The big business of the city at that toe
was cutting down hills, filling up hollows, swatting the mosquito. With
lavish hand the authorities appropriated $1,500 to pay for improvements.
. . . •
In August. 1858, the insects were such a plague that the horses
lay down in the country roads that served as streets, and wallowed in
the dust, while the cows waded into the ocean to escape their persecutors.
The winged pests accelerated the work of destroying their
• swamp-land nurseries.' - • • -
Even'as late as I860 a tract behind the sea beach was much more
.highly prized than one that confronted the ocean.
During the year following, Thomas Sovereign bought land between
Iowa and Boston Avenues for $100. In 1881 his purchase had
appreciated in value to $200,000. By 1904 it had risen to $2,000,000.
•. ' • . Commodore Louis'Kuehnle and others in 1894 bought for $12,-
500 the sand lots adjoining the lighthouse and bordering on the Inlet.
Within two years the property was worth twenty times what they Had
paid for it. At the end of a decade the value was nearly $1,000.000.
Yet in 1889 an investor refused about $13,000 for a beachfront
site at Connecticut Avenue, saying that there was a slight prospect
of any increase in its value. •'•.' ' • .
In the ten years from 1860. to 1670 so little did our forefathers
esteem Atlantic City that the population grew from 687 to only 1,043.
A census of 1864, in.fact, showed that there were .twelve fewer
'-persons in residence than in 1860. . • . _
The Centennial year disclosed a total of only 2.550. the official
valuation barely exceeding $1,000,000. The 10,000 mark for the
population was not reached till 1888. and the total did not exceed
20.000 until 1896. . . •
Henry Disston, the Philadelphian saw manufacturer, in 1873
made predictions of the future wealth and prosperity of Atlantic City
• which at that time were scoffed at as visionary.
He said: "Atlantic Gty will become the greatest American watering-place,
if the city authorities mind the affairs of the public as they
ought to. . • • "
"You are chiefly dependent on Philadelphians. and they know it..
If you get too inconsiderate for their welfare, they will find a place
where there is less selfishness. Improve your beach, front, burn down
your mean bathhouses and put up finer ones.
: . "You ought in a few years to have a winter population of Id.OOO
and fast trains all the year, that could be patronized by Philadelphia
business-men. You can iriake Atlantic City a fambus'winter resort if
you have a mind to work for it. .' • •
"Pitch in with a will.. All hands pull together, and in a few years [
your fame will surprise the. people who have never heard of you as
.yet."- • . • • • • . . • :.
WE SPECIALIZE IN BEACH FRONT PROPERTY IN OCEAN CITY
SAB CO
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
9lh and Asbury Avenues, Ocean City, N. J.
PHONE 108
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OCEAN CITY HEWS, JtTLY 10, 1929
• OCEAN'CITY YACHT CUB GKTS ITH SL'MMEIt I) It ESS . ' '
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ilansiom. Mlwlu h. lnimipi.nn.Kr.be t n. Klj Jnlui Davie. Clinton U. nicckby. -Williahi N-IMIII. Kobei! Scoft.. Will K Iti.li>
Hams ami dnimln. -iv Mrs, Iliu-y O.lll. Si-,- Ii you .can pick ili.-ni out In tli.'ir unikliu; clothe,.. . -
Personals and Other
Recent Happenings
People's Comings and Goings
Caught By a NEWS Heporter
Mr*. Strung, or Anbury Avenue.
. IH entertaining ln-r niece, MISH
Adule U'uymi'r, of Germantnw'n.
Mrri. Norman Johns Is »pvllllann, arc r
«d ut tHi' Flanilerj.
• Ml«i4 Ellzah.'lh rf.'lff.'r.. of
IPhlhult-rphla. •njoycil Hi.' Fourth
UH th|M-IIIIIIIK
le\^ wiM'k-i h
Mr». Lni-ll Cnulti -r ami family',
of Lanraxtt-r. tt. Pa., iix
-pemllni pemllni: III
i-asou in Oo-au City.
May M. M.Milllvn. ot
Trentoii. i u unJiiyliiK a vacation
hem.
Mr. and ,\ii«. Win. V•tet't-oil.
of
Mllhille. h;n.- n|,.-,i,-,|
George W. Sooy 111
their i-ntlane
tor the season.
Mr. and Mr*.. hi\*. [/ piei '••i;. in
Philadelphia, are •.'njnyltiK i heir
^uiunu-r houti- here.
MM. llenrlitla MoiKaii. of Darby.
Pa.. I* .iiijiktni: .in extended
>iiay in .thlrf report.
Mr. \V. E. lltiinphreyx. of tt'iwli-
Eleanor P. Sh'iule. of • Larw-
Kinn. D. C. U npifiidini: the sumduwne,
I»a.. has (ipi-neil her coimer
in this resort.
tii«i.' lor the hvuxon of 'in.
Herbert Furry, of New Vork.
Minn netty E. Button, of Pai)- iH spenillnu; the
nal(-. N. J.. l« amoiur the' noaril- her*
walk pcomenaderx.
Mrs. Elsie L. Donnally. of pitts-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Millar, burg. Pa., Ix a-summer visitor In
of Bronx. N. .V.. are slopplnt for thlx resort. , '
two weekx In Ocean City.
Edward 11. Eckenrod romex
M. S.'williunw. of ' New ' York, from Harrlxburg, Pa., to Ocean
paid a tlylmj vlxlt to Ocean City, City for the warm months.
thlx wet'k end.
Mlxs Efilc Plthcer',' of Central
Avenue. Ix visiting friends In
Alfrwl C. Tanor. of. Albany. N.
Philadelphia for a few dayx. '
Y.. IH HpinillnK the xummer with
hl« family In thin r

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, Amertan L*'£lon Uund. of
tho MortcaJi-ItaiirU I\wt. or Orran
City. In anticipation ot' a plliinm-
BBe to the- worhlV faim'd city of
' fro*j ICJTH ard tin roisiif. Tli>'rt>
will b n»*v-n li'.ij your motor
car punt un amber llKht In tin
traffic control district. The
police itiHtructIons' aru traillc
must Htop at all lutV>r>ieclloiiH
when the umber ll^bt is Hhown
on tht* traffic control IlKhix.
MotorlHtH falling 10 observe this
regulation are lace.l with a
line, which at tll« present time
I.H.two dollars. The purpose of
HKLktriR all traffic Htop, is' to
furtiixh a clear thorouifhfar*
tln-lr lilt-nils ami lurm.-r «imii'at!e.-i.
lialiu'- 'nd'an ami ilt-us. A bit
n I'liitnlly il\alry prtMiipts rarli
post* in niaki- it> miiiity rally
p'jinetlilii)." to In- i'meinb>-reil. H
mif at-stieh ;\ ni'itini: that an 'all
I.itrl'in l.anil" v\as stmu.-i-r.'il.'t)i-eau
Clly ti«>lt the iiiltlaiivi' and si-vi-r.il
iiii-iiilu'rs HI the lneal p luind. -Wh*-n the
s' nt* iinisi* l.'ins was taken it
•was illKcnveri-d only Ilin-'- menibt-rs
coitlil j>lay. ail itisti:ument. .V
committt-e v^as fortned to estimai*thV.
cost_ of twiulpplni; the hand
and Inst'rtiction. The prospectlv*bandsmen
uof a sliix-k whi-n thtronimltti-e
n-poit>-d it would cost
abojit *4.*rira'>i ol kinds with wlile • expi--
Kri-:U*'Ht. family resort. '
)i«-iH"i-, was t-rmaued to Instruct the
Th.. Idea of the trip to Paris band. Tin- Initial lustmi-tiim-was
w:i.4 tlrst mentioned aliunt a tiiontli ixivt-n in Oi'toh.-r, lTC^i. As stmn
aun. ~The iili-a u;i* meetetl ulth as tin- ItaudMii'-M wi-ri- able tir
••ntliiirtliii-in liy' tin-- lui-iiilii'i'x. Inn master, the-senli' and play a !••«
limilt .Hal.'ly III.- IIHII.II lumulioo. j seb'i-tious with talr Mircrss th«-y
"llnatu'^." * nuiile Its appeantii'-'e. wy.
Hhould a note be enclotu-d? (.2)
Thank you very much for Riving
In It proper to dluplay the glftn at
ILK »o much hupplnenti. Tho flawcrx A Kentletnat,
the wedding? If so. nhould the
wer.i beautiful, and although the
cards be with the glftn? Thank
new baby couldn't Hay very much
you. It. E.
about them. nho watched them all
• • ' •
day Innir. Shy muni have thoiiRht
The donor'n card nhould bo enclosed
with th«- gift. Glftn may be
displayed nt the wedding. Howi-ver.'-
the donor's .card should be
removed.
xtreetx cronHlnir AHbiiry
Announcement
Avrnlie on .green lltfht; rlcht Dear \lliw Flo: When m-ndlnK
turns on eltbet red or creen criillni; eanls. In It correct to ad-
liufhi: traffic stopn on amber dicts the envelop* hy typewriter?
li^ht. Cars niaklnc l>-ft turns ( 2* Are "thank'you" cards-co.i-
Opening of the
are directed ti» drlvt* CIOM' to sldcreil i^nnd tonn? V. T.
the curb before inakliui Ihe
•' • '•
turn.
(1) rirectltii: cards uhoiilil. In
very personal, .ami therefore. need. Haines Cut Price Medicine!
Ihe peivoiial tivilch. ' They HIHIIII.I
Oii monthly. .An-ixti'd by tb.- I,,- addressed hy liiind. CM While
Mlvlllary and other e\ents, Ini-lud- ih'll\V'l'Tir-Of Ihe manli-l
HIUIIIH-I " *
H. Garatner. of WnnhlnK-
(TurtU W'rlulil' loiit.'H to JuckNtki
C.. known n» the "human
I'l.irl.ln. l.» drii'w |.|un» fur n r.i
ed the Title and Trust
rnmiuiny ft which H.illle'H full
Building, at the corner
pr''Mi''"', J'' Mill.
wveral thoimand people 11;;.,,!!'Vm,,",,;;,',,:* n, uiVieh! »|'! ,„
ilth palpltatlni,' JieartH. | K,,nl,.. .,„.„„. .s.lH
waa'BO denHe that *when i nlcbi i.d.r rh.- mi.I <
o'er began hl» nucent. It was j \\\>u»£;£ .«''»•: ''nrtiH,.
,ry lo illvcrt truffle rr«i;» < V.'.I.- r-^V.iu.Jl.M. t"Jir
Avenue' b.'tw.i.n • - Ninth "" ' 1 !«••» .-lie. l l . l M - l l , H i l l |
[Seventh StrMtu.
III- .-.».-.. ii .I furin
diner w.'lect«l th« nnuthwi-nt
facing ABl)iiry Av.-nin-, u«
«> to cllml>. !!•• »*ii» ilrwi'a
wblt« coBtiinie wlth.nililM'r
canvnB Bh* w.i- ibo i,'i L l spectuculnr
. in i.r.i .rui I h.i.. The American
l'.. ;:iini Hand iiiiiilhhi.l the
Illllsie l o r the liei*il>-li>ll.
.•3"
lt-"l^i -herll \!
ll-ll. i:nie
The
tin,i.
for
from one winrto
thti'window above so U Dreary Days of Vnin Regret for Sallie
• was foBtont-d to the window
, Gardiner grasped.
Tim
diner Kavo tho •HpectutorH (() ,.,,,1,,,-e. - i wa!1 bei;lnnln^ lo
; thrlllH when he reached the ;fw.|; ,(„, ..ffert of th uuly scandal
floor window by Hwaylnw In i ()lat W(11) helnu whispered uboiit.
it perilous manner. A l-ilK» jn lt |,.|||,r (,, E|||e Trnm l*ensacola
nd» above the top window anu r,lln,, ,(„, „,.„.„ t)ia( Warren
crowd Rot more thrills w'h«m |.-|Hn,,r 1U1|) „)„ W|f w,.n> M

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Bridge and Floor
LAMPS
$7.50 to $20.00
Getz" Cylinder
Electric
iVashing Machines
$120.00
CHARLES E. ADAMS & BRO
...FURNITURE^
720-722 Asbury Avenue .: •.''. £ss»SS*[ . •' Ocean City, N.J.
ntruKim;;; ,"•v^"-3' ; '^"-frV:'' i V''^v>- ; ^ '¥$$m
of a ehlM should not**) of ooosumtillation
tw aentT O. T. r T^
Ocean View Rooms Near Fast Shore
HARVEY B. DANEHO 1
OSCAR L. SCHWARll
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.••:•• •••.••,v'-:fii
minded him of the morning at the
*m$m
i Bleeping dogs • lie—also
rthaTfaUen across the road.
• us II mi ae»«g= :=s ^ g=g= T
[Tokio Gift Shop
For Sale
. Fnmiiied 8 room brick home. Hot water ha*t AH eon-
- venlence*. Central location. Trice ft.900.00
CARRIE R. SHANNON
510 Ninth Street Lincoln Hotel Building
Cottage*, Bungalow*, Apartments for Sale or Bent
BeH Phono 1074
Corinne Gowns
Cmtom Made
Remodeling Alteration*
Knth 8t sa>4 Wesley Are,
ladies' TaUoring
Ocean Ctty, ». JV
t warn, nvt la, vm
.
WafehaaAntarUgfct
•a* ...
again, my
One-of the easiest ways to
The letter should be addressee*
separate two dollars from your
to the person whose name appear-
bank roll la to drive your motor
ed, on the card accompanying the b^swF*
ear past an amber light In the
flowers. If no name appeared on learning**
traffic control district. . The
the card, the letter should be ad-
police Instructions are traffic
dressed to tli. Secretary of the
must atop at all Intersections
Club- The letter could be some-
when the amber light Is shown
thing like this:- •
nances?
on the traffic control lights.
Dear Friends: -
Motorists failing to observe this Dear Hiss Flo: When sending a
regulation are faced with a wedding gift, should the donor's
I was vary much pleased Indeed
One, which, at the present time card be enclosed with the gift, or
at your friendly and generous
Is two dollars. The purpose of should a note be enclosedf (I)
thought of ma and .tbe new baby.
making. «u trafno stop, is to Is It proper to display the sifts at
Thank you very much for giving
fuAUsh a clear thoroughfare the weddingT If so. should the
us so much happiness. The flowers
for flra engines or other cards be with the gifts? Thank
were beautiful, aad although the
with
vehicle* In a time of emergency. you. E. B.
new baby couldht say very much
ratarn ben oT
about them, she watched them all
This system has been adopted
. . .
day long. She must have thought T
In many of tbe larger cities
recently. . '
The donor's card should be en-
bride
closed with the gift. Gifts may be
The traffic regulations are: displayed at the wedding. How-
Left turns from Asbury Aveever, the donor's card should be
nue on red light; left turns removed. . '
from streets crossing Asbury
Announcement
Avenue on green light; right iDear Miss Flo: When sending
turns on either red or green greeting cards. Is'It correct to ad-
light; traffic stops on amber dress the envelope by typewriter?
light. Cars making left turns
(2) Are "thank you" cards con-
Opening of tfca^
On to Gay Faroe In 1927
are directed to drive close to
sidered good fortnT F. T.
• . •
the curb before making the-
their friends and former comrades, turn.
(1) Greeting cards should be
very personal, and therefore, need Haines Cut Price Medicine
American Legion Band Plans exchange Ideas and views. A bit
the personal touch. They should
of friendly rivalry prompts each 16.00 monthly. Assisted by thebo
addressed by hand. •.
reral thousand people
with palpitating hearts.
„! was so dense that when
•began bis ascent It was
^todWert traffic from
revenue between Ninth
_Jer*seleeted*'the southwest
"facing Asbury Avenue, as
' itacHmb. He was dressam
white costume with rubber
I etnvss shoes.
ft"??... to jji, back was a
B." Attached to
. — the sign of an
t real estate firm stattront
lots are safer."
; window
windows for hand
a was impossible for
•to reach from one win-
. SrSs whenh« reached the
kSSoTwindow by •"•£»*'»
l T U manner. - A ledge
window and
Sd^ Z
ent was even more dlfrSe
upward cUmb. The
learned that the ap-
••human 0y." was Ot-
. from one window to
W Gardiner would
^rtfurnlahKnt the only
the building. This was
Itsd nntU be t*"^" 1 Running Water Near Beach
Private Baths" Near Stations
**£
fSon the doors. **?»*"*
I.^r.. down a neighboring
stunt was staged by Mor-
!«* Post, of the Am-rtcan
The leglonalres solicited
furnish
are queer
.who h-f climbed
ln. ; ••••>{:
ho h*O sooa to achool with BaUl. and was her beat
U her ralnd
P «• "narrr.
" ^ ""Up*"' roans- axchJtecl who haa achieved an tnUr-
•J?*i}!??
MARJOL
munch friaiuU.
Curtis WMtht como. to JaduoovlUa.
Florid*, to dnw pUna tor a railroad
company of which Salllo's C«th«r I.
prealdent.' Ho U Invited to ataV In
Bailie's bofne. Proelnqulty and Salllo'a
Undaolabla charm win him In. «plte
of hla avowod av«rmlon to th« artificial
atmoaphoro In which ahe nvvu.
Ballla. bolnv Balllo. rota lonely, tho
nlsht after aha and Cuttlaa iKm
d hll C l t
many -sections of the
|s »» years of age.
X rjpuUllon. Ha dlaasvrovM of tha "Jan" type.
TXD DIUJNda—Whoao nvUn otHactlroln Ufa la arren*iAi^pettln. DMtlea"
BLUB MlTCHKiXr—WiMMA (InUhlnf-achool education hu taught h»r tb*
__ WAI J*?.*"? l 1 moat effectlv«. If uncoav«titlonal, mttthodat of oombatlnc Annul.
ffi 5? fSHKRp-A «ay phlUr«W«r of. Wall Bu«t «boM tlnvt la Occupied
chloflylIn avoiding hla wife.
T>IUE ANL> DOU CHKNOWETH—Of the mairioA aat and SaUlVa
while Curtlaa ta away • on
bualneaa and goes on a cocktail party.
Anne Coddlnirton tella CurtUa hoplrur
that aba. heraelf, will find admiration'
In' hla ey?n nnd Curtlaa. thouaii h«
•till lovea Balllo. iitaya away from her
and become* attentive to Anno.
Balllo. from plquu. atarta to Miami
to uttend a houao party belnir frtyt^i
by tho Divine* who aro nouvher that 8ollle U Seventh race, 100 yams, breast
Innocent. After Mra. Fisher departa,
Bnlllo fncca th« future, and aeea ahoad
of her only darkneaa. 8h« leoma that
>o hour ana trial ahn In Rllle'a lov~bad-alao baan Warren
' brcomea narvourt and Kiaher. Kille. announrea that ahe la
that they urry on to th« Dl- throusii with "married men" — now
road: '
Dreary Days of Vain Regret for Sallie
The next few weeks were bard
u> endure. I was beginning to
feel the effect or the ugly scandal
that was being whispered about.
In a letter to Elllo from Pensacols
came the news that Warren
Fisher and hla wife were seen constantly
together and were apparently
reconciled. That was like
Warren. He would'be_most devoted
to her Until things quieted
down. Then be would revert to
type. When a man Is highly susceptible
to feminine charms. It's
a condition like the texture of his
•kin or the color of • bis eyes.
There is no change. Yes. • they
were happy enough- In the eyes'of
the world. His connection with
the Inn episode would die away on
the breeie. but not BO easy the
judgment I would receive. Already
the tale had begun to show Its effect
upon my friends. Even the
ones whom I thought would stand
by me had grown noticeably cool.
Invitations to homes-where I had
always been a welcome guest
ceased to arrive, and when I came
upon a group at the Country Club
whispering excitedly, the conversation
Immediately ceased. '
When older hostesses did not
Include me on their lists. It hurt.
Not that I enjoyed their bridge
parties, luncheons or teas, but
there la a sort of satisfaction In
always being Invited to things,
and at least being gtn a chano
to refuse. . • " •
I was not afraid that Father
would hear the 'Ugly tale. He
would, of course, be spared. I
knew that Curtlss Wright had
heard because or what Marjorie
had said. : At a dance, she had
overheard Anne discussing the affair
and impressing htm with the
fact that Warren Ftsher. and I had
left Jacksonville together and that
it had all-been arranged. Bhe re-
station and even asked him If be
remembered Paul Wright yelling
"bride and groom." Of ' course
Anne would recall that.
On another occasion, Marjorie
and Anne were at the same meet-
Ing of the bridge club when the
affair at the Inri was being aired
for tbe first time. Anne, it seemed,
was after my scalp more than any
of the other glrla. •
"Why, Sallle," MarJ said, "right
before all of us she kept harping
on the fact that she thought |t
was very Indiscreet for you and
Warren Fisher to be' 8EHN eolj*
away on the same train. That she
and Curtlss were, down at the atstlon
the morning you left and that
you both seemed.ao thoroughly
congenial. Oosh! she Is a catt
MarJ and Bob were staunch
"others said they .wanted to-stlck
to me but that tbelr rathers objected
to their friendship with a
girl who had been so unwise.
Others even said that their husbands
were to blame for their
sudden change. As If tf«>« n stroke—Won by Furman. of Ions
Star Club. , -
Blgbth raoe. 50 yards, breast
stroke, for girto^-Woa by Helen
Hlllegas. of Turner's; second,
Marie Hlllegas, of Turner's!
third. M. Curry. Time. 41. .
• Ninth race. 440 yards, free
style, for men—Won by Furman,
of Turner's; second. Marshal],
Philadelphia Swimming Club;
third. Lapltlna. of Lone Star,
This race was featured by ' a
struggle for third place which was
won by Lapltrna by a scant yard
margin.
Fancy Diving—Joseph Hackney.
Hygela, 101 points; second,
Daniel Mulchinock. Hygela. S4.1
points: third. H. Blshas. of Lone
8tar. 90.8 points: fourth, James
Murphy, of JLone Star. 71.». Mulchinock.
who won second honors,
was a lad of 10 years.
Olrls fancy diving—Won by M.
Hlllegas. of Turner's. »g.» points!
second, T. Hering. of Lone Star,
80.7: third. B. Qallen. 77.<
points. • .
A niuelcal pageant was conducted
on the pier In tbe evening
by tbe beach class* conducted by
Florence Van Hekle Armstrong.
A fireworks display was held
on the beach.at Tenth Street on
tli. r\o.Ing of July Fourth. The
ty war. tho noit upoctacular
complete line of Beady Mxed Paint*, Var-
TiUrn* Hna«»la of all kinds, Wall Fainti and Elder A,
3enks Broilies, Gold and Almninmn faint, Vanish and
motlarij Pure Gum Spirits of Turpentine, also Commercial
Spirits, Spar Stains, liquid Wood Filler, Crack Filler, Fro*
linseed 00, Fatty, Faint and Varnish Hemover, Shingle
Stain, Cement Coxting, OQ Stains." ' .
Sample Can of Stain Given With Every Farchase.. - .
. ' ' . BUHJUHO IS 0TO SPECIAITI .
Let us estimate on your Cottage, Bungalows, or Houses..
Our experience in building will afford you the highest grade
of workmanship sit the most reasonable figures.
GRUBB BROS,
741 Asbrny Artaae* 609 TUrd Street
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
F. LEROY HOWE
Telephone 460
803 Eighth Street Ocean Gty. vN. J.
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Hotel Anrivals
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From rhlladolphla—Mr. and Mra.
T. te. Ilurrftl, Mra. Lout* J. l*a)mcr,
Mlaa Marian K. Pamn'r, Mlaa Nonoy
l-i.li.n.r. MUa Marjorh. • Iloane, Mlaa
Ruth llaatett, Charlua BchaWer, Cano
I". BchavfiT. C. C. Mover. Mr. und
Mra. Ovr. MU«
Kli'^inor IllflU'y. Ml** MiirKHri't Mr-
y. It. C.. INrkM. Krinlu. It.
H«'mm*iUr. Irt'iii* O. Ardi'ritun. Mr.
nncl Mra. 11. J-". Km. Muy K. Wnllcr.
' Hurold Mi«tthi-tta, Mra. II. Mutlliowa.
Mra. Chiu-lt'* K. Vim Him. Mm. MUli-r
Urown. Mr.i. H. MoOin 1 II. C. Harriaburw. Dr.
and Ml-a, Elmer H. Punk. Mlaa Bor-
and nlco Mry McOIII. Mr. and Mra. Frank BW.
Hay want. Phltacfoiphla: Mr*. John J,
Ponoahy, Lnnadowne, Pn.: atlsa L.
Illclo. Ueul. and Mra. Bobbin Wilmington.
Del.: Mr. and Mra. V. W.
Morao nnd . child. Wllllaunaport, Pa.;
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Py» and child.
H. a. Illmk'. Mr.'and Mra. Biunl. J.
Houaton. Dr. >Vm. J. CrrlKhton. mother
and alaler. Dr. nnd Mra. Rtronar,
Mr. und Mra. It- M. (Irani. Mr. and
Mra. l~ M. Clark, Itillrui.-lphlx: Mr.
nnd Mra. C B. laaord. Mr. and Mra.
Wm. Muak, Jr.. Mr. and Mra. A. J.
Ifanco and d»ushl.'r. Wllmtniiton:
Mr. nnd Mra. J. John Kn. WIN the bulb of the plant, which"Is
rnlntrton. D^.l.: M, J. D'aLrfHlatilln. Itfi-w cup shaped, from ber.co'usin. Mm.
York rlty: t.l. Hrnna'lv Ifurilalniror nnd
wl/ti. Chlraiam: Mr. ihd MrH. I^.,«vrnM. L. C. Lauster, of Philadelphia.
' Ilriducmn. N'. Jr.: Mr. aind Mm. lrfa«a. V«.: Mr. and Mra/ Walter D.
Wood. Conshohoekrn. Pa. ' •
H*td
CIuHotts Ml*.. John • Dllka. Jr..
Melon rHIVa. Roh«H Dllka. Lllll, Dllka.
M. A. Prance and wlf«i, tt. Adama and
Jrlfj, •VT.- E. Teller,. Mra. Melon R«.
lot*, Allc« Hleprini Crolar. Florrnff
Redman. Dr. and Mm. J. W. Redman.
• Mr. and Mra. A. M. Rtynolda. Mr.
H. A Rodney and wife, A O. Holomon.
M. lToaaort and wire. Mr. W. M. 8hannon
and wife,' Mlaa Jane Bhnhnon.
Momre Brown and family. Mr. Edwin
C. Graham. Mra. K. Juatln. Mr. nnd
Mra. W. Uitl. Mlaa Ruth Main*. Mr.
and Mra. W. Oamhlr. Evelyn Wllllam-
K>n. PhlladelphU: Mr. und Mra. E. M.
Orton und aon, Enslajwood. U. B, •
Oceanic Hotel .
_Mr. E. R. Pclfr. ond. family. Mlu
Dorothy Vandenrlft. Mr. anal Mra.
John Wnr«, Ml«a Allco BnrihKi.r.
Philadelphia; Mr. John Culbertuon
nnd family; Mclroa* Park. Pa.; Mr.
Jity flteelc. Mr. H. M. Sniindcra. Mr.
It Frldo »nd family. I*hlliulilphln;
'Mr. ond Mra. Ft. J. Donnh^y, Wllrolncton.
Sol.: Ml«a Ijiura Slckcl,' Phll»dailphUi;
Mi«» Mnry Qroff, Merlon. I',a,:
Mr. C. T'. Anderaon, CI*v*lajid. o.;
Mr. H- M. Iloetlor. Clnclnnntl. o.;
Mliui Anita. Braylmnr. Mr. J. P. Armour.
Wllmlnirton. Dol.: Ml«« R. V.
TlKlrrl. I'hlllidclphlli: Ml»» .»»". Howh.
Camdcn. >f. J.; Mr. end Mra. H. E.
Hry»on. Mr. and Mn. J. F. murals,
Mr Htftph*»n * Duncun a»Hl family. Mr.
and Mra. J. A. Hart, Mr. nnd MV,i, w,
A. Hoov«r. rhllodolphlr.: Mr. Wlllln'm
CooJwIn and ramlly, IlaHhlrhem. Pa.;
Dr. J. A. Murray am* wife. Ljinda-
• down*},' Mr. La, R. -Ermlllo iirxS fitratIK'.
J'hluiaiajlphut: Mr. HHIKT! Jordan ur.ti
family. Hanover.' Pa.: Mra. ¥Y^J
Khrot, Dr. nnd 5tfr«. J. M. WohhiT.
Mr., rraink Craven und wife. Mra. J.
W. Ullxard. Mluea M^tU and Edna
Whlttalur, Mr. and Mra H. H. Rtcr>
llnv, Mr. and Mr*. KlmLlr Van L^ian.
.Mr. and Mm. Q. B. Audduck. Mr.' and
Mm. Walter Holmu, Mr. and Mr:
T. C. ttavl«. Mr. und M». A. W. Vur-
Mll. Phlladolphbt: Mr. and Mra. J. Aa
Allen, Maddon H _
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OOBUI cm BKWB\ IO£T 10^ 1888
Church Directory
Bummer Schedule
( . • - • •
3a\ptift Choroh
Services, Iield at the Hippo-
drome Pier, Ninth and Board-
walk. Hev. O. Walter Shelley.
Pastor: Morning worship, .10.48
o'clock. Bible school at noon.
Senior section at the Hippodrome
Pier. Primary section In the so-
cial rooms, 133 Wesley Avenue.
Evening worship at.7.30 o'clock.
933 Wesley Avenue.
^tATdre^e^cnSu?^
by prominent ministers from oa
Th l b
of town.
Invited.
n minsters from oat
The general public Is
8t Augustine's Church
Asbory Avenue near Four-
teenth Street. The Bev. Thomas
F. Blake, rector- Masses: San-
days at 8.S0. 8. 9 and 10 A. M.;
weekday, mornings at'7.30 o'clock.
at
-,- at «.30. 8 and 9.30 A. M.
St. Mary's Chapel, Second
In Jersey
Scientist:—"Mosqultoe can lire
two weeks without rood.*"
listener:—"Say Prof.—I wish
yoa would tell a lot of. them-that
Presbyterian Chimh
Seventh Street and Wesley
Avenue. Charles p, M. Vogelln,
pastor HIM* school at ISO. P.
. . F'S? 1 ?* »«rviee at T.46
o'clock. Visiting Ladies' Auxiliary
*i V?S u X a a M d y ft
Hbn
makee hla money
ther than any man I ever
-W«n aoiue people are
that way." . •
' "Tea—he was born In filbert*—
and every week be malls hla
go far-
knew."
born
"The boas saya the price of
beef la bound to drop one of these
days because he never saw so
many''earns' before In hla lite."
Officers are
bootleggers.
Only the .Federal
..now looking-, for
g s Auxiliary
i V?S uXaa l Monday afternoons
at S.S0 o'ctoei. Mid-week service.
Wednesday a* t.«t P. M.
Hrst Xcthoditt Spfaoopsl Ghana
KUhth St
Strewt and Central Ave-
nue. Norman Vincent Sargent,
"sinister. Snjiday morning wor-
• 10 JO 'lk Chh
h
Snjid
10. JO
M3
g or
o'clock. Church
'l
« 10. JO oclock. Church
school at M.35 o'clock. Evening
service at 7.4J o'clock. Mid-week
service, Wednesdays at 8 P. M.
St. John's EwgcUcal Lntheran
Everybody else haa found theirs.
Xaney in the Game
Ftxed up this way to look like
a "personal" ad.
"College widow with sir chil-
dren would like to meet old-frad
with five. -Object, football team."
Dumb San
.'—like a. fox
To coins to Cuba In the wide-
open places to spend my vacation."
Cake-Eater Pasta ,
First Flapper:—"Old yoa bear
aboat the terrible accident Freddie
had?"
Second Flapper:—"No! What
happened?"
First Flspper:—VH» was oat to
the BOO and one- of the baby
elephants ran np beside hla trouser
> "
Almost Bight;
. . Wife: *T understand that new
man across the street Is a great
physician.** *
• Ilubby:' "Whatdaya mean —
physldanT"
Wlfe: —He's a hip specialist."
Hubby: "Yon win—he's a Pro-
hibition officer."
Ed Fnrdy*s Mos—
An optimist Is a baldheaded fel-
low who gloats over how low his
barber bills are.
Touching Poem
One touch of nature makes the
whole world.kin.
. One touch of humor makes the
whole world grin.
" One touch of pathos w-»"y the
whole.world one.
One touch for money sees ns all
on the ran.
It Cant Be Done
"He Is the kind of a man who
will hide behind a woman's skirt."
"Ooeh-^—how thin and Bhort
that' fellow must • be."
Ainf It the Troth.
"The - American women are
alright." Bald the speaker. "Every
day they, an showing more and
Central Avenue and Tenth
Street. Morning service. 10.4S
oeloek. Bible,school. ».S0 P. M.
Evening service. 7.80.
Union Qupd-by-the-Se»
Flfty-Ofth Street and Asbory
Avenue. BervJees Sundays as fol-
lows: 10 A. M.. Bibtesehool; II
A-*M.. preaching aervlce; 7 P. M.,
twilight service. The Hev. Linn
Bowman. IX ».. of. Philadelphia,
summer pastaf. • • ^^^
8Uth Street and Asbary Ave-
nue. Services. Sunday at' 10.30
A. M. and 7.3:4 p_ M., In charge
of the tuw. Drs. Lake and
Stredt at.n Atlantic Avenue. Mass
at St. Joseph's Church, Somers
Point, at 8 o'clock Sunday
mornings. ' •
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Central Avenue and Eleventh
Street. The Rev. Joseph W.
Watts. A. M.. rector. Residence
next door to church, 1053 Cen-
tral Avenue. Sundays: 7.45 A.
M.. Holy Communion every Sun-
day. .9.30 A. M.. Sunday school.
10.45 A. M.. morning prayer and
sermon. (Excepting the first Sun-
day In the month.) 10.45 A. M..
first Sunday in month. Holy Com-
munion. 7.45 P. M.. Vespers and
sermon. 10.00 A. M.. Salnta' Days
and holy days. Tuesdays, Wo-
men's Guild at 3 P. M. In the
rectory.
"Did the doctor
temperature?"
take your
"I dnnno, all I've missed so far
Is my watch."
Rum Row Is being knocked for
a row of empty bottles. •
Hotel at Ocean City
For Colored People
Ocean City's newest hotel la
different from any. other hostelry
of that resort. It la located at
Sixth and Haven 'Avenue and ca-
ters to the better class of colored
folks exclusively. It meets a need
that has been felt for some tune
In Ocean City, as many colored
people are employed here during
tbo summer and there has been ni
good hotel for them to board.
The hotel was built by Moore.
Blade and Eslblll, of Mlllvllle, who
were Interested In the project by
Clayton Haines Brick. It is own-
ed by William H. Thomas, for ten
i a resident of Ocean City,
and was opened last week.
It Is of frame construction, foui
stories, high, the first floor fron
containing on the right the hotel
lobby and the left a lunch room
aad soda fountain. A large din
Ing room and kitchen, with a
laundry and a beating plant are
In the rear.
On the first and second floors
are twenty-four bed rooms, each
being attractively furnished and
papered and having electricity,
gas and running water. Oa th
fourth floor are provisions for
wenty-four single beds for men
a.. The entire hotel is neat
and attractive, with all modern
conveniences. It will be open all
year.
Second-hand machinery- Is al-
ways a risk.
READ HARDWARE CO, Inc.
848-854 Asbury A««tuK>
BolldaiV
Marine HinXun
Paints, Oils and Olaaa
Cutlery and Tools
HOUM Furnishing Osoda
HotM auppUM
Fishlna Tackl*
Window Shades
, Staves ssd stangaa
Pipe and nttlnos
Ttaamltlu' auppfias
•Isetrieal Suppfia*
LjaathM- Ooed* '
Auto Accessorise
Toys
912 Stmtaon Avtnae VW" Ocean Qtr. Hew Jersey
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY
Invites
Discriminating People to Visit 'America's Greatest
Family Resort"
j=-— Transportation.
Exc«II«nt housing (acllltlaa
gjaruwmts. bunsalowa. modem
JJnex«nlctur« and vuudftrlue theatre*
•- ' '-- -TO In r *" *
Attractive Boardwalk.
CONSDLT WITH
.: INSPECTION mvHTBD _
CLAYTON HAINES BRICK
..." •t-M«H JACKSON PBAftL
411 Eighth Street REALTORS Ocean Cty, N. J.
"Backbone,
tear seat..
a voice from
THE LITTLE
GRAY TEA ROOM
617 Eighth Street
Orxjn Ctty/F.jr. .
Service. Quality,' Home -
. Cooking
Mrs. M. M. Mstthlas. Prop.
Mortgage Money
Any Amount No Delay* ;
Auodation Plan
Irving W. Street
AibarrAvcmxat lOtttSticct
It A Husband Knew The Facts
His Wife Would Use
Elite Finished Family Service
BtaA p* your entire weekly with. Ererythiiij wflj be
washed ana inmed, retaraod ready for rae. Work of
the best grade mni at a reaionabfe price- letnsaenda
lepresentattve to explain the detalli, or phone—
Ocean Gfy 382
ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
947 Asbury
Oc*4m Otw, N. J.
JACK MEYERS »5s BOARDWALK
BEST $1.00 VALUES IN TOWN
. specializing in .' . .
fEARLSs JEWELRY AND NOVEmrs
Special for This Week
32 inch, 60 inch and 3 Strands Indestfuc-
tible Pearls with Fancy Sterling Clasps
' , " ' , • , '•• • ' • " .''''.'••'• '•''." ' • ' • •
. Preferred Sixty Days
William Baufhey. 96J West
Avenue, was hailed before Jus-
tice Ware last Monday morn-
Ing chawed-with throwing a
llshted lamp and other Inci-
dentals . at his wife. Justice
Ware had decided to place him
under bond to keep the peace,
when Hauchey Intimated the
"worst was yet to come." Jua-
tlco Ware cbaag-ed his mind
about the bond and asked
Hnugbey which be preferred:
To be held .for court or CO
days In the county jail.
Haughey said: "Give me the
80 days." It was given.
Bay Avenue Btnse. Operating
The. motor b which re-
placed the former trailer Une from
Ninth Street and the Boardwalk
to Fifteenth Street and Bay Ave-
nue, started operatlna; last Fri-
day. The busses leave the Board-
walk every half hour, startlna; at
11 A. M.. until 11.S0 P. M. They
will leave Flrteonth Street 15
minutes after each hour. The
route la from Ninth and Board-
walk to Wealey Avenne, to Tenth
Street, to Bay Avenue, to Fif-
teenth Street. &3I
For Sale
Centrally located Burin**,
in« Storw* and
WALTER R
othdtAtlanUoAve.
To the Readers of the Ocean Gty Newt
especially those who have not been following Ocean City,
through our local press, we present our compliments.
And as the oldest Established Real Estate Office in
extend an invitation to consult with us, without obligation
as to any or all Real Estate matters.
MASSEY & EDWARD!
8th A Cental Ave.
DON'T FA 1L TO STOP AT
Experts
Let Us Look Over Yoiir Car and Pii
in First-class Condition
m
STORAGE BATTERIES 1
Starting Iightmg
w
Sheppard Battery and Sto
Service
9th and Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.
;Our Bow
-Ocean City
EDITORIAL
""s" to the cood peoplo
iM "Greatest Family
the nrat. Issue of the
NEWS, we are labor-
no misapprehension as
we assumo
Itlabor that will be required
, up to the expectations
Ot such a splendid
, but no stone will be left
I or effort untried to fully
marvellous growth of
t CUT *nd the wonderful tu-
la m^f*>iititiy for her
i presents a field for a
-spaper to enter into a
partnership with the
• pujyresslve officials and
ft men directing her affairs.,
that growth and assist
that future even more
, which shall be our' con-
tandeavor.
dty waS founded* as a
ome-lovlng family resort!
i the best traits of manhood
J^nasanhood could have free
B' fordevelopment, and as the
t Of those principles we have
tie "Greatest Family Re-
in America. With thoeo
I tie NEWS Is ln thorough
, and Its' columns will not
r advocate, but be open at all
I to those who wish to fur-
t the progress of the city along
[lines which have been.tested
| jtot found wanting,
he NEWS wUl be In.all things
dty paper. The best
of .the resort, moral
. political and financial
(have Its unwavering support
r«D that makes for the city's
I and upbuilding will find
• Columns a ready and willing
Af Independent In all
with no axee to grind or
r» to ask, all questions will
• in a broad, unproju-
: manner; fair to all, news
|lbe uncoiored but lnterestlne-
- the local field thorough-
and every -departraont
fetbe paper made and kept
~ informative, clean and
fit for every house-
and every member of tho
In.this.platform or principle*
p NEWS aska tho support of the
and reading public of
City, assuring full value
i Interest in return.
Jl Gnat Family Newspaper in Jtmtrica's Greatest Family Resort
TIMS' row TH« wm
1—H*. 1 Fubllslwd Brarr
Tuoadar and Friday Afternoon O0EAH COT, HEW JEBSE7, , JULY 10, 18S8. PoMlosUon OfOooi '
Building; itt Asbory J
nUCE IW0 CBBT8
Slate Lawmakers and
. Officials Guests of City
Will Be Welcomed By Mayor finamponly been scratched over.
,T,_i WESLEY AVEHUE
pji. movement Inaugurated by
| : Beal Estate Board for the Im-
ment of Wesley Avenue be-
i Twenty-ant and Thirtieth
A Is one that should meet
the approval of the City
-Jusstonera. especially as the
t b to be assessed against tbe
! property owners,
ed as this thoroughfare is
' the water front, it bids
^i few years to become one
* most valuable locations In
l City and to add many thou-
• .to the city's tax ratables.
« dty U rapidly growing
i the-Island, and with this
^Improved, not only would
r growth be accelerated, but it
Ud tend to bring into the at-
»market at a good advance ln
",'.'.»'igreat'deal ;of real estate
L, Intersecting etreets..
Great Real
Estate Deal
in Making
Clouded in Secrecy, But Said To
Be Beyond.rroblematical Stage.
—Outside Capital Involved
Bring Beach Front Hotel
What probably will b« tho
greatest realty deal In Oean City
U In the making. Suvoral million
doilara are Involved in the dtal.
which, when complotod, will bring
a beach front hotel which will
rank with the famous botelM. or
the country.
Tho ' deal Is eluoded with
secrecy. Tho local real estate 'of-
flcea Involved In the transoetloa
absolutetly refused to divulge any
details, or reply when Questioned.
Thi) Information, however, was ob-
tained from reliable sources that
tho deal JB beyopd tho problem-
atical Btugo or a mere.rumor.
At the Plunder* Hotel this week
a group or five prominent Now
York and Philadelphia men met
with several local real estate
operators to dlacUBg tho trannac-
tlO A tabulation of Julie saleti
has not be«n made, but .without
question It wan on© of tho beat
thirty days 'experienced In tbo
local real entato market. Tho ac-
tivity embraced every dcwrlptlon
ot real catato. Salen ot }***
proportlea that ordinarily attract-
ed attention, wero made unnoticed
when oc«an. front proportion and
Iarg« tracts In the Qarden rapidly
changed ownership..
Heavy Beach Front Sale*
One concorn that'"pocralUcs In
beach froat properties reported
sales of over I4O0.00O during tho
Jast few weeka. Some; of these
properties changed hands again
before settlement was •na^-^V'"
on the beach front brought prices
unheard of a few _*«"»> .«*°:
Beach front property • o» tw ^»
Third Street to Fourteenth Street,
this office ^ates. find* ready buy-
«» »t II 000 per foot front ana
sUteV before September' will sell
for fl.BOO.per foot front. •
One of the reasons given for
the activity ln the real estate
IOCHAN cxnrirtjws
I Bvery
7!h
. Prlntlns and Publish'
; log Company .:• .'.
Sri5«.000 and the toMog
week the Scarborough Hotel for
JSSrtathV sole of* »«»»«*'_'„'?
tho lagoon, near the Yacht Club,
to Charles B. Win*, of Audobon.
(Continued on Page Wve>
WHITNEY
Republican.candidate for Gov-
ernor. On Wedni'Kduy evening'ho
wired: "Glad to corao to America's
greatest family rtaort."'
Lightning Alarms
' Trolley Riders
A BUililin downpour that
companlcd.a thunder storm tient'
personH scurryhiK to cover when
tho deluge utruck tho city about
5.30. .on Wt'dnotulay afternoon
No Horlouu damaKv wan reported
as the result of tho Htoroi. '
PaiuwnReru on a trolley leav-
ing Ninth und Atlantic Avonuu
ut G.1G 1*. M. hud a hectic ox-
pcrlenco. •
The trolley, nil opon typo, was
Hwept with- the rain when tho
paiutcujcora wero uiiablo to close
tho canvas curtalnu'. When the
car. wan puintliiK Thirty-ninth
Street, on. Central Avenue', tho
paRuenRcru became alarmod when
a flash of lightning paused near
the car. A Hhowvr of sparks play-
ed nlong tbo top or tho cat 1 and
tho electric bulb broke,. a piece
of the warm carbon from tho bulb
dropping on a pauuinger'a arm.
Tho trolley proceeded to the
end of Its route but. was unable
to make the return trip.
Mrs. Margaret Bickards
Mrs. Margaret A. Bickards.
wire of George C. Hlckards, died
at her home, 5439 Control Ave-
nue, about 8 P. M., last Saturday.
Services were held ln the funeral
parlors of' tho Oliver Balr Com-
pany, 1820 Chestnut Street, on
Tuesday. Interment took place at
Arlington, Cemetery, Delaware
County, Pa. Mrs. Rlckards form-
erly lived In Philadelphia. .
Building; in Garden Tract
Lewis Coesaboon, builder, plans
to erect a modern seashore home
In the heart of tbe Garden Tract,
at Wesley and Surf Avenue*. The
building will contain all the later
conveniences. Including three bed
rooms, two baths, enclosed sun
porch. It will cost approximately
I1B.0O0, The building Is to be
completed ln September.
The Telephone Somber of the
Ocean City Sew. i» 1180
'Ocean City News" Name Selected
For Family ResortY New Paper
Four Hnndred Soggeitionx Were Submitted To .the ludges From
Which To Hake a Selection; How the Decision Was Ar- '
rived at; Fourteen Selected Same Same.
Frederick Ault Winner of $200 Prize Offered Contestants
Frederick Ault, druggist, of
Ninth Strott and Central Avenue,
Ocean City, was the winner or the
content to furnish Ocean City's
Dow newspaper, with a name. Tho
winning name Was "'OCEAN CITY
NEWS."
Thu winning namo was selected
by IliiHHol II. Nulty, treasurer of
tho Ocean City Title and Trust
Company; Coorge 8. Graft*, cash-
ier of tho Ocean. City National
llalik. and John C. Smith, editor
or tho paper.
About 400 BiiKjre»tlonn. wero
received. Somo of thp nami'n were
duplicated. According to tho
rultH of the content. In cajtc or
duplication, tho p>.'r»on mibmlttlng
tho winning nnnifl flrttt would be
declared tho winner, •
AH oach.HiiKRC'tlon wan received
It wait marked numerically.. A
llitt of nil ndmex for tho new
paper wun tuibmlttcd to tho judge*
without the names or the pentonH
HURReatlng the liumcH. By ' thl«
method the judgeti were not aware
or the namo or tho winner until
the name or tbo'paper was uelect-
ed.
How ludge* Selected Same '
The lint or names were Bcrutln-
Ucd by tho Judges and fifty wero
selected for rurtber consideration,
tbo others'were eliminated. Al-
most any or the»o would prove a
MatlMfactory nalne. Tho Judgca
decided to .eliminate any nanies
on which "Ocean City" did not
appear. Names that were slmlllar
to. other hewspaperfl and publica-
tions circulating in Ocean City
were also eliminated BO as to pre-
vent the new newspaper txlng con-
fiued with any other.
.About ton names remnined for
tho dual selection. Among the
names that appealed to the -Judged
were: Ocean City News, Ocean
City News-Dispatch, Ocoan City
Herald,. Ocean City Eagle. Ocean
City Independent, Ocean City
.Reporter and Ocean City Review
Each Judffo heloct«d three natnci
flnit. nrcond and third choice.
When tho namefl worn compared
two jiidKcu nolectrd Ocean City
Nown and tho third JudRc nelocted
Oconn City Ncws-DIxpatch. Upon
seolng the- other nnm«>* the third
JliilKi- readily airr«H

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1B«7. Elected to Assembly I
J»l«. He-eJected In 191K. lSieji'Tr^ioii *"
1917, 1918 and 1919. -Majority" ln i92i - ;
leader In session of 1918, which 'Senator Thomas A
ldii^itt4*s?l!lt{^Mf^i^^
Ion* Brmn«h from Kit to 1»S1. Mr. CJift
when b« mimed to accept poal- partment
tlon^^B» O«untyJDooaeel for bounty AuKUnt Seoretair. Joornal"ci
ot Monmoath Elected to the Bute and 8eor«Urr to President CTOM. 1921: W«a elected u
Senate In 1»1B tor an unucplred Elected to the Anembly for the leader. In 10J5 waa
JnTwO^^a^ln^le^'S? f ° nrth ""• to "i!" Speaker of th.JHou^,.
a full term In IBM. Wu ehoaen Anemblrman Jamea Eoanor Assemblyman Peter Franklin
senate Bepnbllcan floor leader (or Robinson Q-- - -»— « • ••— •- »»-•••• •-•- ^-^^ •%— •
the session o» 19J3.

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Reading R. R.
Band at Music
Pavilion
James H. Simpson
Died Suddenly
Well-Kj»own Beal Estate Kan
Victim of Heart Attack
ness and was manager for
number of theatres, among them
the Circle Theatre of New York
city. -
It waa his - theatrical Interests
that attracted him to Ocean City,
where be became a partner of Roy
bourgeois In conducting tho
Strand Theatre on the Boardwalk.
He waa also engaged In the real
estate business with Bourgeois.
After the partnership dissolved
Mr. Simpson devoted his entire
Interest to the real estate flold
He' was a member of the Ocean
City Real Estate Board.
Tho experience and knowledge
gained In the amusement buslne
In various sections of tBe country
proved helpful to him In later
life. His knowledge of publicity
and how to obtain It was'always
freely at the disposal of Ocean
City and ho • co-operated many
octa car mm, roil m, tua
"Wait a Minute,"
Said Fred Ault
And He Added. "I feel Diny,
When Told, of 8acceu
Mmjcal Orpnrnthm -Will «
A real saving on all the following
Champion X Spark Plugs, value 75c........;. L,j
Goodrich.Cement, 50c size ..........3 fa $|mj
Shino Mitteii Dusters, a few of them left . 45c fc'('
Auto Soap. .... j
Klaxon Horns, $5.00 value. ' "«
Simonize, 60c value.......:.. ''''' M
Kleener, 60c value..;...... ...........
Jacks 4. * j An••«
Forc| Painted Red Hub Shields/.;\:'^:'':|^
Brilliant Lustre. \ ^
Special Lots Used Tires, $3.00 ijpl
930 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J.
xoocoooooooo^of
Congratulations
and Best Wishes
to the
City News
To any enterprise that means
M
prosperity to our city we exIaiAk
the hand of Welcome : ' : }M
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4.E. BAKER, Pnpridor
vy^i^fe'a^ i>--A-:
•'••)}"
Isle Justice
Killed By
Son's Wife
[giving as her reason the doi
of her honor, Mrs. Mattla
i American, and pretty. Her
Jen name was Mary Forrest.
I she has been married to Jot
Mattla, son of Mra. Pappa-
•uO by a former marriage, BIUCO
unary 17. 1921, In Washington.
, C-, Where her home Is.
'Victim a Brilliant Man
fvHoel Pappalardo was -born In
"na, Sicily. Of ty-two ' yean)
• and came to tbla country
a young man. staying with
inds In Philadelphia. He soon
ttu the Engl|uh languago, und
engaged In the real eatate
, He was elected Justice of the
ice In the Second Ward of Sea
i City two years ago,, and be-
Late Church Notices
•The following vocalists . eomthe
quartette at the First
rterlan Church, Seventh
iv and Wesley Avenue: Miss
> T. Corson, Mrs. Ida T. Bolte.
Mr. Bernard Poland.
„. _nd Mr. William Watklns.
rlto&e. , The organist Is Mr:
I C. Hughes, of this city. On
•'•V
Commuters
Fly From
Philadelphia
. (Continued from Pago One)
low. About ten mlnut.'B after
that - Mr. Pltcalrn obxerveil a
heavy cloud ahead, and when we
Were over Atlantic City, at a
hclRht of 1500 feot, th« erounil
wan vlHlble only occasionally. We
ess. and studied law In hlawere
loHt for u time.
time, becoming a lawyer's "Ponslbly a -
iltlons were unknown, to jtory toll hit. nature utudy and
Urn. . health. -
He was ftfty-two years of age, Following' the noon lunch, of
1 leaves besides bis widow, two which Mra. W«»ley Slmona, of
dren, Santlna, age 9, and Mupluwoojj, acted aa chairman of
iy. age 2. A' son, Robert, met h« hospitality conanlttee, there
death by shooting five years was a lecturo by Mm. Carolina
TO, when, with Borne playmatesBurnlto
Wdlker,. lnatructor In
9 Was examining a revolver and chlldren'a work, Gay lord Brothplaymate
pulled the trigger, TH. Syracuso, her uubject being
: knowing It was loaded. 'What are-Good, Books for. Chil-
-tx—: '•.
dren." .
Killed on Cedar'
Swamp Creek Bridge
(Continued from Page One)
[saw him, but was unable to atop
, JULY 10, IMS •m
-were taken before Justice Quldort, charms at the seashore win be•a
fast as abe mar. th* UUr har-
Great Real
all. the surest way to Freeholders Award .
who held Boman ' under 11.S00 that much better advertised, of
jthe progress of any city . . County Bam Contract
Estate Deal in i bank deposits. The de-
ball and Bned each of the other which we will all be the benelast
Monday In the
ficiaries: that tha money made Is
lan City banks were Charles H. Wills, of Ocean
real estate there will lead to In-
Making ' cent, greater than for View, was awarded the contract
vestments and development all
brreapondlng day last to build a horse and cow barn 1925 Wonderful
(Continued from Page One) . Tho exact amounts were and cow shed at the county farm,
down the coast, which will bring
ttnd alnablo, but the cashier to replace.the buildings recently
» cottage on Pleaauro Avenue
Seashore Growth flood of people and' •> golden
Oeafeislon Admit- to Charles 8. Benson, real estate
institution assured the destroyed by fire, at a- special
harvest which will he felt (or
operator, of Camden.
i that this wsa a con- meeting of tbe Board of . Free-
' New Jersey seashore develop-
Defence o< Her
re estimate.
holders, Wednesday afternoon.
miles back on the ra'.Inland. -
Bargain! Quickly Snapped Up
Hls-.bld was til.988.98. There ment this summer Is really Let Atlantic grow mad expand
r Beam Often tor Crime
were three other bidders as fo|- astounding. To one unacquainted
An .example' ol the activity of
tne market was demonstrated this rCepfiaorderly House; loi
with the real tacts the story
week by a local realtor who order-
Leslie M^ Norbury. Capo May might sound like a balloon yarn,
Man ed an ad placed In the NEWS for Drew Prison Term Court House, $12,489.00.
a property for sale. Tho ad
George T. Bteneckor, 113.055.- but to those on the ground It is
Coi
was headed "A bargain." Evident- [ on a charge of keep- S4. ' not only solid, but prophetic of
Pappalardo. a Justice of ly It waa for thla office frantically ing orderly house, . Mamie Heath' Norbury. $13,655.00. . better things yet to'come. '
Tesee ot Sea. Isle City, wss
J.effi
phoned the day following to with- olios . Mamie - "Jack," The Freeholders passed a resolu-
and killed by his step daugh- draw the. property as It hod been was
In another column will be You smile when you eat at
need to servo from elgh- tion authorlilnir an omergency
A-law. Mra. Mary J- Mattla, ild. . • teen *hs to throe years in note for $15,000 to cover the cost found an extract from tho Atlan-
U, with hU own pistol, fol-
State
i quarrel last Friday Tho offlco of Ewlne Corson re-
m by Judge Eldredge. or the buildings and fixed tho dato tic City Press predicting the In-
Wedm
Mrs.'Mattla. with her
ported, tho aalo of 42 lota In the afternoon. The Jef- of completion at October 8. Mr. clusion of Absocon Into a greater SmilingGw Restaurant
feruon!
__ and two children, had
Gardens. . • •' -
at 126 West Mont- Wills stated he would attempt to Atlantic City. This Is pot
making her home with Mr. A'property'on Eighth Street,
Komortvenue, Wlldwood. wan complete the work In two months
raldedl II 11 by tho Wlldwood
only not a far-fetched prediction
.Mrs. Pappalardo at the near tho boardwalk. Bold by police, mle Jefferson waa held
but the. Press might' have gone
. Hotel for the post two Charles A. Doe to Harry Weld- as th rlotor and tho nine Fined For Speeding farther and Included hor neighman,
of. Philadelphia, waa resold
Visit our Famous Sandwich Kitchen
nmat era sentenced to Rorve
r shooting took place at thla week' before aettlemcnt won
bore on thu Uland to the South
nln ty In tho county lull and
u 9.45 on Friday morning, made, for a profit of |2,000' for flnoil.
Floyd Snaw, or Goahon, N. T
place had lonff borne
and Pleaaantvlllo on the main-
i the victim died fifteen mln- Woldman. '
an un
waa fined $10 and coata by Justice
reputation.
l later, with bis arm about his Samuel McKonny, or Olomlon,
or tho Pcaco Sugarman. of Woodland.
Tho "development on Brlg- on the Boardwalk.
rhter. Sentena.. age 9. Tbo purchancd tho property of George
blno. on 8unday evening. Special antlne, now connected wjth. At-
. had entered his right lung \V. Harris.' 2J \V«»t Fourteenth
orflcor Barney Lleherman. who lalantic
by bridge, will Boon result
Two { CoUide at Woodbine
putt four Inches from the shoul- Street, . thrpuch tho Fbxon real
on the constant lookout for reck- In anotbor marvelous resort that
ICH3 drlvoru and othor forma of
|T, and had plowed through and eatato olllcu. Tho prlco reported
waii $15.000 ThU canslatcd of a. • TWQ L driven—by—Waltor breaking tbo traffic rulea, arrested Hoo'nur or latur will become apart Vienna Restaurant
t'.the back:————.
two-Htory apartment, a nniall Hoblnsd or Dennlavlllo, und Bbaw. • .
of Atlantic, making that placo not
eplnjr and' hysterical, and
bouse ami apartment over double MlchaosSramsom or .Woodbine,
only tliu Queen resort of tho New
dng her three-months-' old
garaRu. Tho owner plan* to build collldoilj Saturday evonlnjr In
Robert Mattla. to her
on tha .ntljolnlng lot. which waa WoodbliTho accident happened Pool Boom Balded Jcrauy coast,.but thu wonder re-
Cor. Seventh *
rt pi tho world.
^ Mrs. Mattla Was forced to
also Included In tho deal. Thta on tho tt to Dennlavllle. ' .Thero
•D from her room, where she
office 'also rcporta tho Bale 'of a lot wer« pet' |n both cars, but no Tho pool room of Walter Hu- In thla prospective expansion of
941 Asbury Avenue
[-locked, herself following the
at 1046 Wcat AvenUo. to B. U.
one waiirt. Abramson'a car man, Washington and Perry our ble neighbor there la nothing
ting, and was taken to the
Bowman, of Hi'aillnc.
waa amid and was takon to a Street. Capo May, wan raided Fri- to make the smaller resorts
1002 Boardwalk
Jail. After a preliminary
local eat. Both driven! agreed day night by State Troopers and
'The real cBtato office or OcorRe
uing before Mayor Sofroney,
that ncllr was to blamo. It Is County Detectives Unttecd and Jealous. In fact they should wel-
A. Datachec-reports-the sale of a
i questioning by Chief of Po-
belU.ved U tho accident happen- HlRbce, who broke In" the place come tho "enlargement.-for It
bunKalow*at S02S Central, owned
l Podeck. Mrs. Mattla signed a
ed whenlothcr car blinded one about midnight and found five means that the advantages and
by • GeorRo B. Turner, to Frank
fesslon admitting the crlmo,
or the dit
men (tumbling at cards. Tho men
Grimm, of Fox'Chaao.
JT next, July IS, the pro-
Ma*, will be as follows: ' '
- Moraine Service—Prelude In C,
IT, "Hughes. Silver. .
Quartette. "Ood Is a Spirit,"
tartlett^ Quartette, -Doth WUv
^ PoaUude. March in . A. Mr.
Tai*h M -
„,» Bervlee—Prelude. 'M* B *1,
icheU la well known and tj
anVnt America"* *"»!»F 1 *1. I Sleet young thing: Mr. Chase,
do iiu' believe In dlvorceT
Sh Chaw (a wily old bach-
!?2 elor): My dear, girl, I don't' even
pMbeessfulministers. We: hope bolide In marriage....
Shat there wUI be a large con-
" ^ Urn out to heariWa. mes- -Ii ..takes all"kinds of people to
^Sl «xe cordially, weltome. iH a world und It wouldn't BUr->
prii most any of. us to find out
latlieran thai the perfume In Russia Is
nanfd Kanma Ooldnum.
Btreet and Central Avenue 1e _hardest
Job In the world,
.'-Morning Service at 10-*° sayiDoe Hughes. Is a nearsighted
mai with rltn the palsy, attempting to
reSoeaT Evening Service at. T.« rld«i »' bicycle with warped wheels
" toefc' ^Jnly *• the Be*. V. atand
no handle bars over the
£5? wUldecupr the pulpt
the morning theawrnum wW Nlabra Falls on a wire In a tor-
— "Anostolio Power. Miss nad)
tTBS-eton Win be^the
•«»«. Bible echool Is at S.SO Bill, people got drunk ink In In the the old a
I'tte-JkfWmoon, All wetonne. SanddWt call It liberty.
m
00000000000000000000000055
ARCADIA RESTAURANT
Ice Grearn Parlor
on Ocean City's fashionable
vest will be oars. ' •••
—Cape May Oountr Times.
. • . • %l
If aU the people who threaten
to end their troubles by jtanBtnc
In tbe river would 4o so, anapa an
Ocean City p—linUt. there would
not be any room for th* fish.
Bootblack: Mr. Too are aura
dusty. . ' ' •
• Man; Wen. brush oS ten cent's
worth. ' . . • • si.<
The very finest foods most skillfully cooked and pleasantly served at
popular prices.
Better food cannot be had anywhere. . '
Steaks- Lobsters Sea Food
Special Dishes Every Day
"An Atmosphere of Refinement Tempered by Ocean Breezes'
MUSIC-DANCING
Every Week Night
No Cover Charge
Ownership Management ~
JOSEPH M. ROWLANDS
SACRED CONCERT SUNDAYS
>OOOOOOOQOJ

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f. •
I7t .•••;
Attractions at
European Features at Hippodrome w> dead.
a3d
Local Play Houses
l « • nm?natW!
P«>-|
Plata Presents "Beoompeaie"
For the flnt time la a long
•erles of unimaginative moving
• --»a»" •• •- v*j aaaw "**|
pit pictures that tbt either ith reached the
standard of over-axe, or failed to
touch even that poor level, the
Plaxa Theatre la to be commended
on 1U program this week, which
Includes '•Recompense." the pictare'which
aroused such enthusiasm
on the writer's port.
"Recompense." from the novel
by Robert Keable. . startled the
audience by the strength of story,
acting and direction. It made the
. drama of a man and woman real
and unforgettable, from'the moment
they were swept by the madness
of love through the mental
and phil t i l t
cain0 to "» wlth «-e-n«J Coming to the Moorlyn for the
H d
e» >n* ">o vaud- entire week of July -a
cimS €ll £!?i nKldd - a " I>ark 4" Tl10 comedy with a cast of five picture *-» of all World"' time. "An the "mating locate?
ta^rt. T* T /°° r l tUr hle «>«»"«>« «f astounding adventure,
time acts and a feature photoplay. A I sensational picture that will
(never be forgotten."
We have heard so many com com-1 dreamed that the pro-hi
menta enta upon th the IImpressive i FFourth
monsters he.deeertbed as still
y ceremony at the Moorlyn I ln tbe dreamed that the pro-historic
nta upon the Impressive Fourth
nliv
f July ceremony at the Moorlyn unexplored region of
Theatre last lt Saturday, Std we
y nxplored region of South
atre last Saturday, we Amele* ld l
that we should t d f
feel -Amerle* would come to life on the
that we should try td sef-forth •"***• battle- with each other,
here, if words can display It this and *n ln Th'•>•*
Ocean New J
Fire Chiefs
Here Thursday
SAMUEL B: CONVER
of the Ocean City Fire
Department
,_j meetings.sre.scbeduled In
Commissioners' room at the
r Hall, one meeting at 10.30
it., when the Bremen will be
sd by. Mayor Joseph O.
on and Chief Conver. and
, er at I P. M.
Mrhe purpose of the gathering
I to discuss the various methods
t Are control and lire prevention.
Interesting feature of the
ing la tbe question box.
problem which any repre-
Btatlve wishes to have dlscuss-
| Is placed In the question box.
i matter la brought before the
erlnx and an open hearing
iheld.
I Judge Eugene C. Bonnlwell
address the tire chiefs on
lll« Indifference to Fire Preu"
Judge Bonnlwell -was
crly president of the Penn-
. ml* Firemen's Association,
[at the present time .la chalrs
of the executive committee
1 the same association.
I Chief James Barnett. of Atlanta.
City, will apeak on nre drills.
i .Chief B. A. Oruver. of Madison.
. J., wUI speak on a subject that
I be particularly Interesting to
chiefs of' the volunteer nre
His subject will be
er Fire Department
nt and Personnel."
Abbot Plant
-i*Z* *\«v
0. Bosoiwell and
ViDItta Addraae*
New Jersey State Fire
j Association will meet here
' Thursday. According to
Samuel Conver, who' artbe
meeting, representafrom
all lictlons of the
win attend. .
B '_
George . A. io. 0 !*^ *
tractor, who -revb **«* . >
Abbott bulldlnf* 1 -' 1 " -» -* >-1
and Haven Avo
to his sub-cont: ....
the offlclals of the
ney Dairy Compan:
evening. July 3.
held In Hotel Flan
Frederick H. Mauley
lected as oleventh hou
master. Mr. Manley pro'
Hclent In this position. H«"
upon Mr. Brownmtller for
minute speech. Mr. Brow,
replied that It afforded him
ure to enjoy this-' oppor
The erection or the Abbott
Ingt he slated, was one of
most Manufactory contracts
he had. every handled, not
from a financial viewpoint
from satlHfactlon ' expressed
the officials of tho company. Ha
continued that tbe company had
supplied ample building fund ex-
HHCS. and as a.portion of this
fund remained he thought a
baniuct wu» a fitting finale.
This viewpoint was shared by
the persons present. ToastmaBter
Manley - called upon each subcontraclor
for a two minute talk.
The majority or the spokesmen
proved proficient orators.
Specials
Compare the Prices!
Vafle DT
The regular price of these
l. summer dresses Is
Silk Dresses—- . .
i Another rare bargain. These
dresses usoally sell.for |18
•nd *20. All the popular
styles and eltes.
Beach Cloth Dresses
Here Is an opportunity to
'get the littlest. Palm Beach
Cloth. • •
White Felt Hats
$1.98
White Duck Trousers ?1.29
i? '•'.. Sailor Btyle. All aUea.
% Collegiate Sweaters.—?2.49
', With the nobby trim.
Men's Knickers
Ul sites. In linen, worsted.
New York Shop
' BMAsbarx Avenue
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Added to P«
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1925
BT« Everett
Court House Ball Tostca lose I
of ' the *h Patrol The Capo May' Court House
""~ee repaid the dlaill
Tnllnl for In-baseball
team, with Klmblo. -who
^rulea.
last week was given a tryout by
tbo Athletics, on tho mound. lost
i pint that ho has to Belleplaln In their first gamo
'.sang that you of the season, Tuesday. ovonlhg.
Score S to 2*
FOR SALE
%., 'Northeast Comer of Eleventh. Street and
/ t Ocean Avenue
[ (Next to Flanders Hotel)
Suitable for a large Apartment House
Paul Smith Kellar Co.
I Binth. Street Ocean City, H. J.
Corroupondonco Invlitd
The Renter
Who sings Home Sweet Home is only Jollyiag him-
MORAL
Build and own your own Home in Ocean
"America's Greatest Family Resort"
JOHN E. TROUT,
Builder. 1053 Asbury Avenue
24 years in the building hnsiness in Ocean City
Phone 1200
An Ad. in the NEWS W01 Sell Your Our. Try
The Drink ThafHMthe Spot
SCE-Y-OLA
Famous Indian Drink
In America's Greatest Family Resort—On the Fashionable
The Biggest Selling Drink on the Walk. Served
by Full Blooded Iroquois Indian Maidens Direct
from the Caughnawaga Reservation.
FIRST FOR THIRST^
Many families w» .
homes by the cas|»o spend their summers in Ocean City have it sent to their
V Osce-Y-Ola equals in Food Value any one of the
following:
A slice of Bread and Butter
An egg
Three-quarters of a \?\ Five ounces^ Spinach
You Drink When |und of Tomatoes .
Ocean Cit
Chock Full of
Herbs
6ly_Why Not NJvOieri Hungry?
An
Energy
Drink
Demands the Best--That's OSCErY
A GLASSITODAY!
|E-Y-OLA BOTTUNG CO.
Telephone 7079-W
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Atlantic City,
Takes pleasure in announcing the election
Vice-president and Trust Officer.
Mr. Brown comes to this institution with w.
trust work, having formerly been connected >
Philadelphia, and the Logan Trust Compan
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Jersey
)nded, „
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jby the
tbeaa.
fiwn* jr» as a
•'•i in banking and
id Security Bank.
Th« MnkMIIU
For the past four years, Mr. Brown has been U^^f Examiner of the
Banking Department of the Commonwealth of P^Eins^lvania, in charge
of the Elastem District of Pennsylvania, which in