Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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to Her
i John lU are doiiii » good job of it,
_j.Cobb, Wheat and Collins out, the A's lose much of their
, Vet there is no doubt that the club has been doing better
Ibc jountn blood in their placet with the possible exception of
Bui Lamar wu dine a tew aft and it would bt folly
time to compare Collins with Bishop at a second
j. Thi veterans have the baseball brains, but if
oil ii necessary to ui« ball games, there are quite a
men right in Ike International
League who would be
in the majors
today.
. • • •
WHITE Sol HITS SKIDS
. White Sox h»ve been slipping ever since they ran into the
, and it looks as if they will keep on the downward path for
Murdo Mackenzie has auemblei
an aggregation Of young collegian)
to reprsMnt Ocean City on the
diamond during the seaion. The
Infield la competed at
"Mary" Oelp.
Delp will be re.
nembered at a gridiron star wit
the West Philadelphia High, w
Hgckman, who holds down second,
Is • luekneU product, and eeae
or the West
Philadelphia HIE
team,
M J, Mackenile, lueknell star,
Blared oa the varsity team too
two yean nt this university ani
Is holding down the short leli
berth, Mackenzie was captain o!
the Biickiiell team during hit last
yean. Rommel takes care or the
hot corner.
Chick Zahn, at Peddio, will be
the first string receiver. The hetv
Ing aquad Includes Graham Ones
ney, of Buckneil. who gave an example
-on Monday of what the
fans may expect by trimming Tul
pohocken, fanning seven and allowing
the same number of hlu
Cheiney has remarkable control.
He will be aided by MeMeney
of Bwsrthmore, and Effle Townsend,
who is the only local product
on the team. When not twirl
Ing Townsend will be used in the
outfield,
Carl Zeber, former W, P, H
half-hack.
located in mldield.
hile Nicholson, sf Peddle, played
rl(ht Held OB Monday-
Nicbelion
alto playt Srst hue. McClsln. of
W, P. H., aad 0, P, lUesuth, of
Penn Itste, will snternate la the
iBfleld and outfleld.
On flaturday the CoIleglUB will
cross hati with the Big Harbor
nine, rape Mar city is booked for
Tuesday, Haeknaa will all the
bill u field manager.
Ocean City
Makes Debut
With Victory
Collegians Down Tulpehoeken
Reds in Hard
Fought Diamond Battle
Viiitori 1 EiTors CMtly
DOB. TU'l
TUl-POBOCKBN B?M
K H 0 A
Wllm«T, ct.
Burton, lb
JOBIUOD, £.
DoBonB, M,
naad, lb.
Reed. 3b.
Humes, p.
McShano. If,
llaekman, rf.
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 1
0 1
1 I
» I
1 1
0 o
Totals I 7 11
OCEAN OITT
• 1
MaekeBile, ss,
Hsckmsn, Jb.
Rommel, lb,
Delp, lb.
Townsend, It,
Zeyher, cf,
Nicholson, rf.
ZahB, s,
ChegBeJ, p.
Total!
'ulposocken
Ocean Cltr
B H O A
0 0 0 1
0 9 11
0 1 I
0 1
1 1
1 0
0 I
1 o a1Io p 1
0 o
1 0
I I If t !
100100100-3
tlSOOOOIOl—5
For G)meback
of Gus Felix
Fanner "Gnat IF' ftayir
Now One of the Most
Valuable Dodger,
He is a Potential
Star
Bored-walKer
Ocean City
Drops Court
House 7 to 6
Local Team
WITH Game
By Rally in Ninth Inning
—Beat Kimblc
Tewnsenel Winning Pitehe?
WUbert Robinson, who has wot
two penUBta with team* mainly
composed of Blaytn dliurdHi by
other bif elubi, bat aecoBpIiibed
another miracle. He has driven
the gloom away from Gloomy Qua
Mil aod thereby made hie left
"elder one of the nusl TiluaUe
of the Robias,
Felli, who is spending liia flfth
year in the najon, haa always
been known ai a -great If ball
pl«yer—that is to lay, evtry one
admitted he would be "great if"
he could reillie upon his natural
ability. But, unfortunately, he,
seemed unable te do so.
A bora heavy Bitter, • clever
fielder aad base runner, possessed
of more thin the usual diamond
knowledge sad with the nrongest
ad most accurate arm of any
National League outfielder, gus
nevertheless proved a disappointment
to tbo Boston Braves, for
whom he labored three rears.
What Is the beat » Mead an tie
To MJ souli to you or met
The beat Wood to U atmoephsre
Waim wllfc «M lnaDkmtton dew
Wherein mo tmaiho Uu lan>>
frea WMth
Of life that Mtk no Ulnt or
death;
Our friend la an unconocloun part
Of every IN* Mat of our Mwt
A BtrengtJn, • gTowtli whenoe we
derln
God's hesVth that keep* the
world
It laot ISs 'amWrnti
wont*,
.Jhsn symytUns; soes
Nor Is It tha man who na«U *fmt
Bimrtog * gay iitti* soots
Tha song and tha smile are well
worth while,
they erent a bluff.
Prorldsd laey « .
tat hem', to the nan who mule.
Ana IMa ftoaB^_tta itnf,
Bill BriniMe In ao tomjh bo
couldn't cat i*dy On««fs
naiem
tbey tad trim
W
An oume* of co-opemtlon la
better
ttan a oound of conuwcofg
their aitcMnsa, 1 ' saM a Ooe»n
Oitr man,
The Ocean Oily
•Inmed Cape Msy Court Houae
in » thrilllBg diamond battle »t
MuBlelpai Field On liursday af.
naoa bf the S€SF@ of f to S,
neldentallr defeating Jack Kim.
ie, the «t«r twlrler of the OOUB.
,y league.
The game H I a alp and tuck
affair which wan't decided until
two men ware out in the
inth Inning.
Ocean City scored Bnt when
ackeule Blngled and adnnced
n Kaokmaa's aacrHee and iwnd
Court
House
la the •Mond
Clark's
rened the boat.
esore
IMs In the
which wu played on the
an Monday afternoon
before a good crowd, by
core of 5 to 3
The Collegians made a good Imresslon
Id their first effort, playing
with their heads up at all
and going through In the
pinches
Erne Townscnd's oncand
caUli of Humes foul, after
long run, and Burtons tricky
atch of Mackenzie's foul In the
c
jseconij luolns, were fielding feuv_.—dy
pitching from Lyo'ne, Thomas, Faber and Blantenship tucl "
ftne'3ox m the fight for awhile, but they need more good hurling
i them going.
tor
that matter, the Sox haven't been getting such good
g lately.
Thomas hasn't done so well in recent suns and
has Fiber nor Blankenship.
fi
Fiber nor Blankp.
.Thtii, too, the infield is unsteady.
The veteran Peckinpaugh
iAplaced Hunnefield at short, but there u no telling when the
' : will claim the aged Peck. Ward is doing well enough
_, but he ii, not hitting. As for Hunnefield, he is an
type. He is running true to last year's form. In fact, he
: might b* tenned a good spring ball player,
he early stages of last season Hunnefield was a sensation
tverett Scott out of the shortstop position by his great
hitting.
Then he ilumped in both departments of the
Rtctntl), hswtver, Hanneifield'i work fell off and he
wauhing tht games from the bench.
The Keds checked up oue la the
first Inning when Delp let John-
"Oo'» hard drive get away from
him, DOQOT&U followed with a
triple
Ocean City collected three In the
V Saili
sBoat
of
ling Races
of One-type
'ftavees on Egg
Race Saturday
Brick's mil.
Mt raw ot the
**tr* *al#
n
U» .bay fhla tum
I iru Iwld os Uon-
Waa the
| clug to Anchor Point buoy and
return.
Pearl got oft to a good start,
-but
was closely followed by
James.
James missed the buoy
*v about six reet on his first
effort to swing around It and
unle probably cost him the race
Pearl, fwlth irlnd off the Quarter,
swung around the buoy before
James had a chance to recover
and aided to the tide won
rather easily.
The first race of the one- stepper
hydroplanes, with outboard
motors, will probably be held at
the Yacht Clofe this Saturday
afternoon. The motors, which
wen delayed u
Cliy. •r.reveport, Charleston and
th» R.iivea,
But It appears he
ll'li E upoc his poulbilltUi
at Uu,
Yacht Races
July I—TrachtsBwn's Club taw
from Bsaingion to Oceas city
Yacht Clul).
August 6—Rices at LuLu
Temple Yacht Club.
August
10—Haces at Ocean
Oltr TaAt Club.
Loeal sailboat, yacht ssd out-
5»ard motor races every ntnrday
a/ternoon at Ocean City Yacht
Club,
Fairy Tale; Once upon a time
there was • chorus fM who was
not hungry after the show.
Those ,who an freest with eonplalnto
usually have little ekn
to offer,
•ome say It with Bowen, n n
by wire, by Baying It hy looks U
the cheapest and aafest,
Dorothy:
ButT surelr. you
didn't tell him atrallht out that
you loved him?
Jane: Goodness, no I He nlmplj
had to gqueeie It out cf KM.
•onehew when * man la dishonest
the news gets out on hint
quicker than when he's honest,
sfiulngi
I've often thought
I'd like to be a eat.
And lie knund all day
Uk« that,
Urbana. Ohio Democrat.
Man's like a eat .
In some things. I eurmise;
He proiulo around all night
And lies.
Notea tad Bllta PurehuM or DlKounted—
OyerdraHa
Stocks aitd Bond*
Bond, and NoKgaj
Cob on Hand
W«*n
Surely all this agiutlon
Of humanity ia wrong:
Dp
Ohseka tad Cash lieu.
One front
Banklng-bouM Furniture and Fixtures.
Other Ami
Capital nock Md
Burplus
Undivided Pronts
Time DtpM
Time CertlflcitiM of Mpesli
Total Time
Demand Deposits.
Certined Checl
Treasurer'f Check Out Bt»ndlng_
Due to Banks,
Trust Funds Awaiting Investment
Bills Payable.
Reserved for Interest and Twes. -
Guaranteed Mortgage Trust Certlflcat
OTATH OF MBw imaiT, tjorjNTT or CAPE MAY,
William B, Massey, President, and James F. Koch,
of the abovs named company, being severally duly aworn. eact
himself deposes and says that the foregoing statement Is tils,'
the beat of his knowledge and belief.
•uhseribed and swart to before WILUAM V. MAgeEY.
me this seventh day of July, A. JAMBS r. KOCH. Treasurer.
B. liJ7, CORRECT—ATTBST:
ROLAND BTEBLMAN.
0- HOMBB
Notary Public of N. J.
JAltBS If, CHB8TBB.
First the flivver did lla darndestjMy Commission expires March Ii,
HABAY HKADLBT.
The ,the Charleston came along,! 1111.
H i i
R. H. O. A. B
Totals T 1 27 14 1
Count Haas* -01*000 0 0! «
Ocean City 100031031 7
Struck out—By Ttowneend, 4-
by Klnmle. ».
Br ike tjB.* boy JM»
kaom «v«rvtJi«n»- r *' "
•hi tad jut been klased,
"You'll pay for thlsl" she storm,
ed, "III toll father and hell-"
"Bqt, dear—" be started te object,
"Bh! Hare oe cones now,"
004 withkamp iay« wBta you
le H photograph of a BUB with
hit on. you know
what
happened Is his hair.
The trouble with committee work
Is that nobody does any work.
Ocean City
National
Bank
Ocean City, N. J.
"You An a Stnagw at Una Bank Bat Onctt"
"?K0OND NEWS SECTION
J EDITORIAL-FEATURES OCEAN CITY NEWS OCEAN CITY. NEW
nnurinxTs
SECTION
I axi Driver
Killed in
Wildwood
fifed To Avoid Striking
| Two Giil* and Car
Upset in Collision
OCEAH CITY, IOT JEBHET, FEIBAT, JULY 8, 1M7.
High School Student
TH» UMON DOT HC*m
KNOW* HO
Ing been designed to give them the
utmost pleasure during their star
it the resort,
John J. Kay, Jr., heads the en.
tertalnment
committee of the
Chamber of Commerce In charge
of the event. His co-workers are
Frank D. Callus, president, who
has charge of the program i Mrs,
H. raster Ooslln, Walter Harrison,
William Crete). Hunter Tushlne
ham and Robert O. Herpont,
The girls were met In Mayor
Keadriek's reception room, City
Hall, Philadelphia, shortly after
noon Thursday.
They made the
trip to wlldwood by bus. stopplni
enroute at Brtdgetan and Vineland
for local reeepUoai,
Saturday night they were form
ally welcomed to the City of wild,
wood at n dinner at the Hotel
Adelpht.-Witte, the party headquartem
thia year Frank Collins
acted as taastuaater, being introduced
by Marshall Balnbrtdce. Jr,
the secretary, A repreientatM of
Mayor Culver, who is nl. welcomed
the visitors to WUdwood,
Mayer Orvllle T King, of Wild,
wood GMt, president of the Hotel
Association, spoka for, ths onat
and his organlutlori: Rev, Paul
Neff, of the Lutheran Church, ei
tended a welcome on behalf of
the churches, Mr, Kay outlined
the program and Mm. Grace Coglll,
chaperone, spoke.
The girls attending the party
this year are Rebecca FUllips and
Mary Ford, Mt Hollyl Hose 0,
Qulnn and Rosemary
McManus,
Philadelphia; Martha Bamett and
Mary Baisett, Bridieton, twine;
Mulie Baker and Berales Huber.
Chamberehiirg: Esther Xetterlng
and Once - Ksuffman, Lebanon;
Madalon Dosh and Dorothr Wild,
won, Carllilei ITUGCS Hawkey
and Lillian Connor, Burlington;
Doran Klnderman and Buth Hilner,
Harrlsburs; Jeane Harper and
Adels
Blam, New fork; Una
Berkgelser and Florence Candee,
Pottsville: Ruth Johnion, Washing,
toni phrllliReed and Hoilye laro.
Vlneland; Margaret Pentoii
and Margaret Cunningham, Wilmington;
Betty Brlggs and Ethel
Jhspman, Carbons*!!; Marf Cor.
Ish and MrrUae Bowen, Bavannah;
and Laura Lynch and Kathryn
Hstfleld, Pottslown.
Hotels co^peraung with the
hamher of Commerce lo help
make the annual party a euccoas
are the Abbey, Dayton. Breakers,
Selpp. Savoy. Wlldwood Manor.
Dorsey, Sheldon. Beacrest, Key
atone. Arlington. Ocean Crest.
Dickinson PIttaburg, Seaside. Adelphl-Witte
and the Seavllle
Almost all the girls attending
be party come to Wlldwood as
he winners of contests conducted
newspapers or local organltatiDus
In their home cities and
Wlldwood reaped a great amount
of advertising as the result of the
contests, msny ot which were In
operation for several weeks
The program prepared tor the
girls Is an eitenalve one and sure
to meet with their approval Despite
the many trips and surprises
arranged for them, the visitors will
have ample opportunity to enloy
the bathing
A feature or the fkitj
which attracts
much attention la the conteat
among the girls to decide the
most popular one. This feature
la operated hy ths girls themselves
and the standing* not known until
the Una] night, whan the girl
with the highest number of votes
announced and Invited to return
to Wlldwood In, August to
act *a aueen of ths annual babr
pared*. The four girls receiving
i next highest number of votes
in
Invited to return to apt as
T attendants.
MT tils dolls yoii don't need
In Security Trnat Company. Caps
City, when they 1
will earn
jleo' four per cent, UfttrMt In the
oiPartiBitt. ' ~
Sea Isle Had
Fourth
In Years
Boarding Houses and Hotels
Crowded and Manv
Private Homes Filled
Holiday Without Accidents
flea Isle City experienced the
most suMeufu! Fourth ot July
in the history of th< re-
•ort.
Hotels were crowded lo overwhllft
many of the beard
h
g
y
ing houses and private homes
were also ttied to csjpaelty. Many
of the visitors camped, on tha outsklrts
of the city and en tha
beuh In the upper and lower
aectlottl si the city.
Mayor
Maurice M. Bofroney
staled that the blg(eat crowd In
the history of sea Isle City wu
entertained,
Il.> said that Bo arrests
were made, BO duorders of
any kind occurred and thai not
a single accident marred the observance
of the holidays.
The day was a round of tvents.
In the atternoon, field events
were held on the beach. In whloh
girls and boya participated,
well aa the older folks. At the
band pavilion joehar'a Military
Sand gave s splendid concert,
In the evening a splendid display
of (.reworks took place on
the beach, before a lares throng,
who
lined the pier and the
Boardwalk in the vicinity,
over
three hundred pieces were Mt oft.
he display Including many unusual
and beautiful designs,
Craig Hall reported that the
hostelry mm ailed the entire
week end, the management dl
clarlng that It was the best in
their history.
Among the guests
were Mian Msrlo Ilodgers. Miss
Mary Ford. Mia Mary Freltag,
MIse Marie Volger, Harrr Craig,
Jr., Mrs, Harry Hammond and
son, Rlobard, James. Bums, John
linens, Thomas UHMhales, C.
B, Mttralth, all of Philadelp
Mrs, Ysusha Comfort, of Atlantic,
and Mr. and Mrs, William
Mans, at Dublin, Inland.
Charles Hahn. proprietor of
Hahn's Hotel reported that It
was the best holiday crowd In
the history of the hotel, stating
that over ntty people ted to be
turned away,
Amonc Ana guests
at the hotel was tho Hrooalyn
Motorcycle Club, twenty merabera
of the club and their Mollies
•topping there,
Stevens Hotel, ths Ocean flew,
the Surf House, the colonnade
also reported a most successful
holiday business, '
The Colonial
Bate], on the
Boardwalk, which opened over
the week-end under the direction
of Miss Carol Miller, of Cjmden,
also was crowded to capacity.
Stone Harbor
Dedicated
Memorial Pier
Resort Had Day Filled With
Stirring Program of
Event*
Dr. C. E, Ware, Speaker
Tha dedication of the Charles
E. Bower Memorial Pier was the
outstanding feature of stone Harbor's
a||-diy Fourth sf July pmfram,
which opened with a big
•ports program at 1:90 and continued
until noon,
A record
breaking crowd nf pleasure^eeken
enjoyed the holidays at the
Reckless
Drivers Paid
Many Fi
ines
State Polite Had Bmy Time
Over Week End Rounding
Up Violators!
Were No Serious Accidents
•tate Police waged a war on
reckleu
driven over the week
end, besides reprimanding a num
ber of motorists for minor in
fractions o[ the motor
vehicle
laws, no serious Occidents occurring,
i
As a result of reckless drlvlne
on laturday, Cltftord W. Weaver.
«°«- of Philadelphia, was Bned |io
Bdward Smith was chairman' and coaM (or driving in a reek
Glowing Tribute To
Wife Paid in Will
Robert S. Hand Made Wife
Sole Beneficiary
Among the wills admitted to
probate during the week al the
Surrogate 1 ! Office
iwas that of
rtobert 8. Hand, of Cap« May
City, who died June 18, In that
city. Ilia wife. Kate 6. 7
made sole beneficiary and named
executrix. In the will, the deceased
paid a glowing
tribute
to tho virtues of his wife.
In the will of James ISynon,
of Phlladerpnle, a former resident
of Cape May County his children
and grandchildren were made (he
beneficiaries.
His eon, George
R., and son-ln-Uw,
Hubert J
Kay, of Wlldwood, were named
executors.
Coast Guards
Go To Rescue
Of Fishermen
Seven Sea Isle City Men
Stranded On Bar Off
Townscnd'B Inlet
Engine Became
Disabled
High seas on Saturday morning
about 4 30 made the rescue
of seven fishermen of the Sea
Isle City fisheries difficult, when
the Coast Guards, undnr tho direction
or Captain H H Phillips,
of the Townsend'e Inlet Station,
sttempted to take them, off a
bar off the inlet when their engine
became disabled.
The fishermen were on their
way to the Ashing pounds when
trouble was experienced with the
engine of the boat, the high seas
toeslng them on the bar.
The engine
trouble was repaired
after the guards reached
them and the craft was able to
proceed.
Anxious wives awaited the return
of the fishermen. It having
been reported alt were lost-
Touchtng scenes at the dock were
enacted when the fishermen returned.
Will Preach at Town§end"»
Dr. D. Upton Balr will eoiduet
the MFVlcesj at Townaend's Inlet
ant haptlM a chlM at 11 A. M.
Sunday,
Sunday aohool will be
held «t 10 A. M. TJ» chapel
la now open for the season. The
ladles Have Blacad a tHautlful
wall around the oburoh which
*Jw,nMnt
MtUAand
H, Irvln Qerhart, vice chairman,
of the Independence Day
committee that planned and directed
-the events,
Klshty-thlnl Sir .ft. as usual,
was by .far the most beautifully
decorated street In the Borough
on the Fourth,
The arurBoon p»(ram began
at 1 o'clock with a promenade
from Second Avenue, at Nine.
tUth Street to the assemBly room
or the Tin House, where Council
man K, Irvln Oerhart, on bahal
of Council, presented the nsttona
Mid State colors to the Volunteer
Plre Company,
They were so
copied by H, I. Taylor, preeldeni
of the oompaBy,
tlone Harsor
Band directed by Its leader Willie
Rejnoldu, made «. successful
debut in a concert at the pavilion
at Nlnety*iith
Birwt and tie
Boardwalk prior to the pr.-Mots
tlon at the are house.
The dedication of the Bowers
Memorlai Pier took place M 8
o'clock,
opening wKh patHoUo
ain by the E»rlo Band, of 0amdent.
lire. Leslie Stiles rendered
a beautHul vocal solo and Lui Bl
Boccelli. who Is in charge of
music at the pier tlhs season,
sang a splendid number.
An laaulrlng oratton.waS delivered
by Or, Calin O. Alttmuse.
of Phltadalphia,
Mayor
George L, MBrktand.
who wu in oharge of the dadlcaw
tlon, •poke aad he was fallowed
by Dr. c, 1, Ware, w»o euloclied
the late Sharies f, Bowem u a
man who
worked tor
the heat fnierists of stone Harbar
end who H
always willing
to (lv« of his time or money
when either were needed.
Dr. Ware also paid tribute to
Mayor Markland. Councilman
Sugena OCng, BomuKh Treasurer
Harold L Taylor ami all others
who five of their time and
money for the advancement of
atone Harbor.
The pier was then christened
and formally opened by former
Hwor Samuel E, Herbert,
QharlM D, Quick was chairman
of the pltr eierclsei.
A band concert wag held at the
pavilion at 7:30 o'clock and at
I o'ctecii the full day's pronao
closed iwith a splendid display of
*" •- and music at the pier.
Bail Reduced For
Wildwood Man
Was Arrested For Issuing
decks Improperly Signed
Reduction In ball from |3400
to 1500 waft allowed Richard
Knodler. or Wlldwood, who was
held under ball by Justice of the
Peaee Johnson, of that resort, on
a check charge totaling |200
Attorney John Acton, or Wlldwood.
who represented Knridlpr,
stated that he thought thu ball
was
excessive In view of the
amount Involved.
Knodler. It was learned, had
ined checks, which were not
honored hy a bank because of the
absence of the signature ot his
partner, lie being associated with
mother In a Wlldwood hotel.
Firat Visit To Sea Isle City
Mt. and Mm, sTnnk
KohUr
and eon, Prank. Jr., of Lydhurst,
Bergen County; Mr, and Mre. A.
W. Smyth, and Mr. and Mm.
Clarence N, deleter, ot Hemnatead,
N. V,. event the Fourth
holidays In Sea Isle City. It was
tlntlr first visit to the resort and
they were well pleased with their
sojourn ID the cltr, planning to
return agaan.
They were mccomjmnled
ty Mr. «nd Mrs. Leon
Mott. of Vlneland.
Trophy On Display
The tronhy to tM awarded to
Uie ilesdlnt tetter or ths Gave
May County League by tho "Cape
Mtsf Cottatr .times" a on dlapUy
at itta« .exd&ttVe oBVes In Bw
less manlier near rntelle Manor
being taken before Juatlco Oil.
lesple, of May'a Landing. Cor
poral Bmlth and Trooper earns
made the arrest.
Early Sunday morning State
Trooper Kellly arrested John C
Taylor, Of Ernia. for reckldsa
driving, complaint being made by
Anthony J, Ward, of Phlladel
phla,
Taylor was driving In the
vicinity of Rio Grande when he
narrowly averted a serious collision
with the Ward car. He wa*
haled before Recorder O'Farrell
Wlldwood and fined tl and cootn
•Ad his license revoked for alx
months.
Accident it Ocean View
A fine of IIB and coats was Imposed
on Henry
Barker, or
Brldgoton, for reckless driving bv
Justice of the Peace Williams, on
Sunday.
Harker, who iwas driving a
truck, was going north on the
Shore Road at Ocean View, when
he ratt Into the ear of Allan
Ewlng, of Cape May City, his
car being parked at the tine
Swing's car was the more aerl
ously damaged of the two, Bute
Trooper earns made the arrest
Stats Troopers Cams and Bey-
Ion Investigated an accident at
Eldora on the Sty Shore Boad in
which two can sideswiped. No
arrests were made,
% a complaint of Henry Hess,
of BeUeplaln, Clarence Hartnuin,
of 208 Green Street,
Millvllle.
wu
arrested by state Trooper
earns for reckless driving, it occurring
In Belleplaln, Its ear almost
utrlklng Hwi. Hartman was
taken before justice of the Peace
Williams, of Tuckahoe. and fined
|tt and coats,
On Sunday afternoon
Warren
II. Allen, of 11 Wat Fourteenth
Street, Ocean City, wan arrested
by lists Trooper Bellly for reokiesa
driving on the Shore Road
near Bwalnton, Taken before
Justice of the peace Williams, of
Tuckahoe, he was fined 110 Md
coats.
An Investigation waa made by
Corporal smith and Trooper Rell-
Ir of the State Police on Sunday
In an accident In which four cars
figured.
Cars driven by John Stephenson,
Charles Ramseun and John
Roberts, nil coftred. of Darby,
Pa., which were being, driven
south on Bay Shore Road, between
DIM Creek and Oontien,
were sideswiped by a car driven
by Charles Bond, or Wlldwood.
who was driving north on the
left side or the road
Robert Roberts, who. with his
wile and seven children, were In
one car. was badly cut by a piece
or glass A passing Itiotnrlnt
Thomas McDermott. or 1016 So
Pirty-second Street. Philadelphia,
took Roberto to Msce'R Hospital,
in quick time. It being feared
lhat the loss of blood would prove
No complaints were made, there
being no arrests.
Promised To Leave County;
Given Suspended Sentence
Nicholas Dlacomoe, of PMIadclpha,
was given s> suspended sentence
on Wedheaday niornlng by
Judge isldredge when be promised
to leave the county,
DlacotntJs was arrested by the
Wlldwood* pollen on the fcotnplnlnt
of Andrew Nevroe, who: charged
Dlacomoe with threatlng to kill
him. over sn argument which Involved
tfavros 1
daughter
The defendant denied inn
charge. He said that he was a
candymaker by trade and had
come to Wlldwood In search of
employment.
Short Seanoa of Sea
Isle City Commissionen
The Oea lala Cltry Oonnnitadonen
Held * short Marion Tuesday,
to ths Increase at
respective olflees.
from $100 to |IlC>v*r m«ttfc-'4 ..
The appolnbnsnt of Mrs. Dorotfv
Loper King, ot Dree* Cue*. .*•
telaphDtia opeialor hi the, D*n£
cot^ruiouss building br FMeb«M*|i
Champion waa anpmvwl- by
A
Board. Mrs. Klnf - salary w>U .-»
1100 per month.
pn
MeHus> OUbert
report stated! that/ha > *
Ml InsnectlDU. a>n)rov»d,T»»,4
asreernadtastesjia "
4
purhpt-lfrtae
apectsd and orusrM _,
County Tressorsr Hatty Vunpiijri
reported to,tha Bodrei tUTiS ,,
Isle City had-failed to f>y-tMr V.
tsxea for ths y«ar. The
ot the Board «VM ordered «Q i
a*a Isle City
ths taxes must be
live dayn or legal
he taken.
'
Holiday Crowd Left
One Million in
More than » million doll
was apenl In Wlldwood bx
greatest (holiday throng *ver „..
the resort over foa»pes>d«nes> DvHtW'T
local deposits mads public ahafjgt;
Deposits; ot the holiday total »•/ -
|T73,s».l< up to tsloslnc MsK ,'•;
Tuesday nlcht, wltb the ItarUM
National
Bank, tha JvVUdwdtMl I
Title and Truit Oompanr. "~~ *
Union
Bank and the M
Trust Comttwuy,'rflportliK i
tlonally heavy depostta
Wedneeday.
THB NIXON THBATRB.
wood, under ths manafnunt
Bmatiuel Heller, la she
vaudeville every
afternoon
night, with I ehang* ot bill
Monday
. Thursday.
house hsa *hs rtpoutlon of _- E, „
Ing the nlchsst saUrlsd
Ksitkf,
acts, ahd their slof»n, whlo^*! 1 *
faithfully carried out, U "a. ohsiif ••
worth going miles to see."^*tj*-.."
Example* For Native*!;'
An Impreaaln Vexampt*
furnished natlre bora
cans on Mond«y atternoon i
Joaher'e MUltary
Band
pl»yln* the ogncladlo* •
of their VrOftant *t 4lM
pavilion, .flea. Iris City.
ltttla Jaatmeae
ohUdnn
tbolr •annto. standlna; »t .
tentlon at the Vlayinc of
"Star 8ps>ntlsd BMUMr."
The four chubby ]
ransinc In *CM tram'*