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SlfSfe •W- s 18$ • > & >M p %& it •KiV MD m. iS ^Jfe mi : •k'^M •••••>'• ;fj,V;> • • ; ^ - : > ^ M •••• v -\w: J ' • • / • • • • - ^ " *•' \ . •*-••• il: ••.•:• I )i Jill 5 if Ml V& w \i i • i't f jiff K : . •;•• *•• : (;I'] v»"J 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^â *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- - "ûlTyouVÛ 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. »«
Hi ',>,Sff't.^ ,.: > '•••i.'.'",-. ;•. ii. ;_,•;•• ;," ' . - v ••,•.'• •;'-•.": ,"•*.••,::.• l ; - s ; ' . «. l C-'- : J ^ S V ; : ^ ' i v ; : " O ; ' ; - ^ v 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> v. : ;v,P :,: ,*,*** 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 > ••40 1 KW. ff. lino Iw •100 0 M'c«II.Sb OISOO " JjOOO Cn'nlb OOSOO 110 10 Lundy.aa 0 0 4 10 • (100 Urown.lb 0 00 0O ,••110 L.'nard.lr II 100 __ illlO Younar.rf 01000 ftlllOO lonoa. c. 00 4 00 frf »1IIO R'bcrtAP: 1 1 1 1 0 .ltllTll Totala-S&lSSO 0" 0 I 0 0 OtasU 1 0 0 0 1 1 oa account of raJn. ; laUrcaret Brick and Miss 1 «th Brick, of Marl- J, are the guests of Mrs. Balnea Brick, at tbelr Imtu home. LITTLE IY TEA ROOM MmiQimmt Street | SnrbM. Quality, Home CooklnK - I*. M. Matthias, Prop. Open All The Tear Cttab. 1010 SANATORIUM SCOTCH HALL . A Qillot homo KUltuhio U\rttm* Well, llto lnyall
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