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jr.EAN CITY NEWS
I lYary IMday Afternoon,
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Ooso, City, N. J,
P^AGE OF THE OCEAN CITY NEWS
SWDAYJ
Printmt ami Publiikimg
, Inc.
' JtJHH a SMTH. Editor
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th* Id of
: N*w nraer Pras A>and
Nalfem*] Bdltoriiy Jkm*
Bui aervke hat proven indf
an important item in pusenger
trauportation. Until recently the
competition was not on an equitable
baiis as the buses used the
highways practically free, while
the railroads were heavily taxed.
Recent laws have changed this
condition.
It is the old story, the public
better served by competition
whether it be railroad, bank, shop
or newspaper.
the taferjr esav
eaution signs, etc., people
• will unait on jeopardizing their
Wby people who ordinarily
r,"Bne pud aente panes an inane
to rnk life sod limb far
nothing more than a thrill or to
'. »f»e a second it i myltery.
, Last week the heat wave drove
fir,0.fgat horde of bathers into the,' to °
Despite the numerous
tberc m ample rooni so
(«*erf protected bitting beach for
, ,t$ouHo4i 'of additional bathers.
ft_ "jne protected bathing beaches are
:-«* only the afest bathing beaches
'tin in the bot place for a bather
enjoy the sport
They were
for that very purpose,
thousands of pawns laugfif
! Unprotected.«ecticioi of the beach
§/•» fcstbe.
' Why? To snne probably the
..nnprotecttd sections were more
A IiTTLE CUE '
AT cnossnras
With the great iniiot of mo.
tor an during the summer season
an increase in motor car acctdentt
is to be expected, but many of
the aeddenn of the past few
weeks could have been avoided
with a little care. The majority
of these accidents occur at intersections
and iin be directly traced
to failure of motorists to slow
electrical storms^
France and The
down Hearing a comer.
IAWS OE UJUVJULJE
WOBE EVHttT
It is easy for the superstiniMS
to imagine that "nature" or the
"demora" or whatever they chone
to blunt, is working against this
earth. There have been tunipoti,
a total eclipse of the sun, extraordinary
weather all around the
earth, floods,
earthquake^"'
British Island! within a Ira dap
had poured down ' upon them
100,000,000 torn of rain with terrifte
lightning and thunder. It
the earth were as small is Noah
thought it and flat as he supposed
it was, 100,000,000 tons of water
would have called for anotlirt
ark,
/ attend up into heseen,
then art there; if I mate mj M\
in hell, behald, than art there"
David wrote thus in the 139th
Psalm, and the latest eanhquatej
news reminds us that if we "tale
the wings of the morning and
You Just Know He's Glad
By AOmn T. Rsirf
-cnORnieot, but the majority of
ff |he bathers amply are imbued
> in ides, that nothing can hipi
tothem.
lartunattly nothing did happen
wrdfc, but why the fooliih
Certainly every grown per.
i snow* that theie is an tle-
. mi danger m any body of
dstt a beyond their depth,
lecirv doeint pay life guards to i
I on the beach, hit^ protect ** «*>«*»
'umrsTjr Dither who gen bf-|'"» **> *** ** W^Y *ank-
Ihi or her depth, yet the ma, M *« «he same rate of fare u
The toll for thi» negligence is j dwell in the uttemtopr part of the
to warrant the riit of **»" we shall not scape the power
a few seconds-
I that rules ill creation.
Three weeks ago there was an
errhquake in Australia, the ethsfi ^^p^
side of the earth, "aggravated byj
••••
loud explosions, buildings badly
It has been noticed that many
of the motorists who come to the
seashore for a vacarion have a
tendency to throw oH restraint
and not practice the same caution shaken."
Last week fathqualif
they would use at home. Not
that the local driven are beyond
censure, but a review of recent
aoodena show Aat the majority
news came from andent Palestine,
a quake deadly in its effects, destructive
to ancient buildings, hundreds
are dead, 109 killed within
of collisions are between can j the Jerusalem area.
Bedouins of
owned by visitors, oceaiionajly be-1 the desert were terrified by earth
tween a local owner and a visitor movements lasting forty seconds,
and practically none between local I Some Christians will learn with
THIS WEEK
William Howaid Tuft
Fatter Fl»y» Bear.
And Beum TO Be TTnuUftil.
If I Vmt Some Bnih.
JniUn Tin
•aya b« 1U«*
tot law belter
Ikaa (he WbJie
House and, In
Drlsbtne
announces be
Will not retire
He
eertalnh
should not »
tire, for ht,
owes to thi
public man}
future years ol
mind and bit
1
Musing&i
Office
Eierv Heart
Own
Toe paths of j
Ic entr or a
good and after I
1M » prolly fair i
He's pmctlcally
bear soiiwon
hla graeoiul ,
nubile Disci; You 1
writes IUI bis ntulL
Out Own Bed"
Once there wu a i
ind i papa skunk
k
good effort. HU
smile are as young as ever, aai 1
every well Informed m.in in (hi
united itai«, big or little, wouli
gladly submit any Issue W th.
judEment of Chief Justice Taft.
In six tanuri New York's Natlona
Cimr.l laid out an airplane IIUP
ready for use, with radio, telephOB.
land all requirements. A tn<
achievement.
The United States Gavemmen
ibsuld take as much time ai
necessary to provide an nlrplmii
base for every great city.
Governors Island la New Tori
Harbor should be given up entire!
to flying, with a big dock (DI
tubmarlnes.
driven.
The only way to eliminate these
accidents is by driving with are.
CraM ill crossing, cautiously.
THE 2QJIKIES
DAY EXCDBSIOH FAEE
Cape May County resorts are
grateful to the Pennsylvania and
Reading Railroad Companies for
| dismay that the dome of the fa
mows riirine containing the Saviour's
tomb wai badly damaged.
That should not disturb them.
On the contrary, it proves thi
(laws governing the universe, ineluding
this tiny eath, work even
ly, without magic interference
everywhere.
fit die novice nrhnmeri who
i m pUca where they should
; (rady resent any action the
may take in preventing
from taking unnecenaiy
WOULD ML71 StJlTDAT
OBffiBVnJCE OtTESTlOH
A Jartsoinan Democrat up in
J
extended their own citizens who] the hills of old Sussejt, nained
. Th* peculiar feature a that the
t' offender! are people of
|;«Uure age. A. one life guard
t declared, it is easier to protect one
tuition children than it n a dozen
i The figures may sound
but the statiitkx
t op die statement, for rarely,
', rarely, does a child lose its
m me tea.
beach pstrol member, are
to guard the protected
[ bfacbes. They cannot be
to guard other sectoom
_ _W.1e»c their section unguarded
; •.took for those who UK the lea
1 section of the beach.
1 Tne ptirpoao of the life
I (o (Protect the bathen, so don't
"\wn if die guard forbid, you
r( to swim acrou the ocean
man -wandering into an unsafe
He is only doing his duty
may want to visit Philadelphia
whether on business or pleasure,
instead of king, what we have
always contended wu the cue
discriminated against.
It may be that the railroads
made this concession for their own
benefit. Be this it it may Ae re.
sorts reap the benefit and we are
not disposed to look a gift horse
in de mouth.
But if die railroad companies
really want to, benefit the resort!
and at the one time help theaistlvei,
they will extend that two.
day limit to three dajn, then they
will stimulate travel that will
swell their exchequers and Inereafc
the re»rt patronage.
Then if the roads want to take
Bass, who we opine wants to rep.
resent his county at Trenton, has
evolved a scheme to settle thi
Sabbath observance question satisfactorily
to his own mind, and
that is by the establishment by law
of a double Sunday. He would
make Saturday a secular Sunday
which the people could devote to
sports, joy riding or any pastime
that would suit their fancy, If
the churches wanted to hold services
on that day they could do
so for the convenience of those
who preferred to attend divine
services on that day. Then th
Sabbath would be devoted to
vine worship by all those who di
not attend services on Saturday.
This sounds nice, and it woul
Views and Reviews
Che Breed For Qua of *'easy
much tho old alory over
"The love of money l£ a root of
all evlli." The attempt lo popuisrlie
jtmokinf among women u
shown In digplaj advertising of
cigarettes, Is promoted ov greed.
There Is no limit to the degmda.
lion o[ humanity for greed.
Ilia
delicate bloom of femininity la
ruthlessly destroyed, womanhood
debased, girlhood cmintniiid, uncl
society robbed of lw chief element
of charm. In order to further
ths gale, of cigarettes, Hsu
not the time come to speak out
against the various forma of ao-l
eial anarchy promoted bf greed.
It Is ead enough to gee young
len smoking cigarettes, but
when It comes to women and
Blrls puffing a! the things,
ihitt
are some of us who reel It U
shocking, when we think of the
effect of guoh
niekinei"
methods
time
idl#=~rich sr poor.
"I can't till you aoout probut
I can tell you what
I think of drink. It hsi uiued
more misery than any one thing
, In the world. It has eauud poll.
and| \\ai t moral and HCKIS! eorruptlon
"~ and never has It helped man In
hi* "truggle from the material
approaching when ll will 6e the („ the Milrlnml "
survival of the fluent in buelnna.
In other wards. It will he nece»-
«ar>- to use a little introspection,
research and study, to find out
wherein your bugine^i standards,
etc., are deaelant,
it will be necessary—to sor
"Sap" of the Road
[Hudson DIspateB]
Tho«e who have just returned
from motor trips over the weekend
cannot help but rgient the
vlit—that you gel a arm grtpwaf In-which the de lu« ousel
bU "h" th d f N J
gp
on your buiUness and know la a "hog"
curtalnty whether you are going: with
f
the roadii of New Jersey
their
nfty-nllea-an-hour
forwarii on a suBfltanlia] hssks, or Mie«l, and their sullen horrui to
wbelher your builneiw 1» running *am other notorku to get out
Ifkea hail at sea wllhout • •' •
compau.
lady Astor on Prohibition I
a of Uielr WIT.
The high-speed iiiutor bug pre.
Benla a, nrohlem that is not easy
to salve.
Unless it malntalni
high apeiid, it will not be able to
Vlewji of British Parliament I serve the public, for stoir.golng
Member; "What do I think of I buses would never maintain
prohibition? 1 could not ftMwerl schedules that would attract a
It may he worae
use eigarettti
for
far
girl to
the
things themselves are concerned,
than for a boy, out if there Is
that aueatlun intelli(ently unltsi|prafltoble patronage,
I traveled from the Atlantic toj On the other hand Ifty mllef
Meilcq,
The richest city,'New York, eon
kilning the United Stale, Sub
Treasury and all Its gold, Is un
protected froBi the air.
There ought to be an air Sell
there from which twin
Statsl pnrsult planet would rid
like mosquitoes from a Btagnu
pond, to meet any invader.
Human belngi are like children
A father plays "bear" with hi
little child, and the child is re
lleved when the bear stands ui
and becomes, once mere, "father.
In England the eclipse put on
the sun. changing day to night
and everybody knew that it I*
only make-believe night. Nohod;
feared that "the devil was ealin,
he sun," Nevertheless, when theclipse
passed and the sun cam'
»r.],i!nT out once more, the crowd
cheerid. They were glad to haw
mother nature atop playing bear.
When Uncle Sam's ilseal yea
ended last week, he found a stir
plus of iI35,M0,M0.
Seeretar-
Mellon had "guessed- 1 1625,000,000
u good prophecy.
Uncle Sam really is a rich per
son nn.l can afford anything hi
needs. He ought to di
l
'railea for private cars presents a
In unfalrneM thai is not
"lut I ean say this.
That It
Impresses and depreaies me that
Io '" s l0 •* mlnA
In a hurry.
the people who are saying that]
anything In the claim that a girl I prohibition la a rallure are the]
more finely organlied than her| 8nla ! li Bt have failed to try Itjj
brother, and that she u fitted' ? n A tn e people who deplore lh« Tbe world U fuTTot springtime.
.a repent njeetine of the
' of Commerce the rail-
^mnnended and con^
I forgiving the fashore
1S twoday trip ticket
It would h«ft
*t thr taaie tune, t
ne itep further to entreiieh them. I fion
"** » « the
selves in public famr as agauta! 1 " °' aim < m
wer^ne, but
the buaes, they will cut out that,' 'f B^ther ^ •*»* "«
discriminating rate levied on ihore
by the sevnireen-day
round trip tickeH,
People coming
to the ihorc rsortt can purchase
these tickets for $3,60, but
a shore retident a denied the
privilege of buying a ticket at that
price.
Instead he must pay two
single fares amounting to $4.68 or
$4.74 for the round trip, or over
a dollar difference. Thi», we hold,
i» too- much difference, for this
fare is not an excursion fare
the full meaning of the term,
encourage week-end Jumme
travel, but an all-year round ra
applicable for Dullness or
i-motion cuMpardkting the| otnn '
w > and for that
> fattheir BttfyitiM inl" 0 "" residents are in all juitice
*n« reductiaa.
canpetitibn has ,i
-more ihib'comhinnl
of dti
bnng
jentided to be placed on the tame
j footing » the city man who comes
down here on btinuexs.
i Kf the nOroads will take this
matter 'under consideration and
t>»e it favorable action they will
do much to wlidify themselves in
thr estmunJon
public.
of tht seashore
dose study of the perversity
human nature. The same peopl
who want to encrcach on Sabbat]
ohervance now would find Satu
day all no short for their pur
poses.
Neverrhelesj, this is a day ol
change. The world has beer
turned upside down since
grandfathers' day and many o:
the three-score men and women
find it just a bit hard to adjust
themselves to the rapid pace of
the day, especially in the matter
of dress and morals, and who
knows but that the double Sunday—in
effect—is not just around
the corner?
Mr. Bass's scheme is more than
amusing.
COMMUNITIES which are
disposed to encourage, bus lines to
the disadvsuitage.of "the; railroad's,
will do well to make a study of
Bridgemn and Elmer, which now
ace a reduction in their train ser
•vice became the Bn'dgcton bus
lints have tut so heavily into the
&t
toiffic.'tt
to lead him to a hlghor plane of i Iwlemneiu of rum-runnerg are
thinking and being, that which i xhe
« w *° are breaking the
gives her this sort of pre^mi- law tbemselvei. Rum-runnBrs
nenet, should be guarded with' would starve It citizens obeyed
the most scrupulous and asgldu-' l * e law '
ous ear#,
[ "i don't eare about the ef-j
_.. ,—:•
[fecui of proBiblUon on the idle
Deposits in Life Accoont | rich—nobody's got the right to
Wlldwood Trlbunt: When!
people can be made to realise'
that life Is very much like a'
bank account, there will be msra'
flleeeuea and fewer (allur on
the balance sheet.
It la verr certain that one
cannot cheek anything out of a
bank unless thrf ftnit put tom.ithing
In The occasional man
who Irl4*s It fludH retribution
hf form of the law, ean ma
hren swept an ay, possibly by the treachery of some friend'
of it? Tighten your belt and go at it again.
luo *^>ur health may be impaired. What of it? Other peopli
, the !* e naur " aE «y' n g-
Tile bankrupt merchant or the disillusioned
yourh may see no escape but suicide, but those who ai
wiser tackle the problem again.
There is no great teaching that does not instruct us that we
can rise upon our faulty past and climb the stairs to a fine future.
No more damnable gospel was ever preached than that for
or any man or woman there it no hope.
you
If you have sinned, if you have made mistakes, rise upl Shake
olt the pajt and face the future. There is no man living but what
has committed sdme errors. We can allow the burden of life to
plunge u, into despair or we can shake it off and seek other fields.
Hie world is wide and if there is any one thine that both
religion and philosophy teach it is that we can rise upon the wreck
of our dead ttlves and enjoy that which remains.
You don't knoy what is around the comer and no man
tell what the future has in store for him.
Be « thoroughbred and keep up your courage, even thoueh
the battle may be against you. *
Many a person has given up when suocea lay juw ahead of
i. If you can t do anything else, hold on. Believe in yourself
none i ' "
doubts
air and
in tire world. Hi: should step try
Ing to persttadt Europe jo do whs*
it doesn't want to do, attend if
his own nnihuxi and be in r
poiitlsB to mnk.> ntber nation'
n Ind thelrn. tlBiii thin nation 1
prepared to defend Itself against
»ny other tea nations the Oovtrn.
nwnt will not havtj dime Its duty
"Well done, bat whit did JOB
do the neit duTi"
Fokker, airpjus huiKer, wouli!
lave BB answer rendy for Napoleon's
favorite question. On Wed.
nefdsy s Fokker plane flew to
Honolulu- Next day a Fokker plane
rushed France, Now Foltker an
nouncfH a Diane to dr. nonstop,
for
seventy.twB hours, and go
(rom Seattle to Toklo, 6000 miles
This Government shouid eontrae!
with pakker to keap him here
for life building alrrilanet. Anelenl
Monarchs and Popes offered any
Indli'tment that would b.lng great
aitli«is to tbelr courts. The great
i-ti»t
artUt
i walk In the woods. '
not goni- fur whoi i
TOSS old jriulj
>of
said the
.howni hU l.eth tad |
ur upon his
ikunlm wcri- nintk
but not the
ursB « lery relletouil
Let u» spr«y'
tin' bl| bt*i s
All
away
A rettiir having- |
'I Krrat
Huencj it
ilsb Homt-wbat sddlctlil r f
aniiy eonaliier«I h "
o
talk to the
mlt
Th. man llst«i|l
*hllc rmpi-ctfullf. u4 '
msly rLpllpil 'I kas
>ad halilt but jou
1o^ flo rapidly ti
icirro* In a 'dam*
« prevent a flood. 1 * c
There s believed totfi
imiiey In bi.urdfnr *—
ail grocery stons ania
jot Jiiuch of out t
' A friend Is one wktl
vhen you win tnd 1
nil lose " I Ilk* tM t
t outlines a pretty I
riembfhip
in otatr i
rlend h one woo IH*1|
hough yon hsve a !
b.in he has
A Magistrate wu i
witnes to whom i* i
' Vi>u admit you (
,iiairfl between ta* }
Ind hl4 wife*
' Vis sor, I do," I
talncd the wltnei
Tfll the nrart l 'l
vhat hi> seemed to I
"He seemed to
llsteoln "
Some people teem ttO
they are not I
ly pleasant unless I
bou£h they irers |
dentifrice Aii
A man s p)l
lid? all right, but tMltjf
of them can
ot
today Is the airplane
On tho Hudson, not ten yards
r.ni tfaore, off Blng tflni Prison
hree boys were struggling. Prison
guards could not leave their duty
to save them. Convicts begged permission
to save the boys, but the
uarUs. rules leveled, forbade them
the river and pull Un drowning
toys ashore.
The three boys drownfd while
eusrds ana convicts looked on,
some ot, tl» latter weeping.
Once more those convicta feel
lh.it they never had a c.\snce. not
!ven a chance to help others, at
Ilk to themselves.
They bad a bad start In life,
most ot them, and thliucs have
•one wrons with them ever since.
v.Tien they missed the or-pcrtuni'y
i san life they mnun felt cnent-
L If the prisoners ha* no clanc-
: tbe beginnlns; U not the Unit
•, triune fault Is It?
Sandy, quite III, wa» prworibeiJ
oau pills to. h«.taken'at bedme,
and aom» whlakey litUr
eacn meal. A week later h» n-
portM to tiw do«or ha felt po
beiter
'
Wives go to tne 1
lee the bcenery but i
bandd go to the I
A man aiiked « )
What lla tip* an
replied that the an
was one dollsr HsJ
porter a dollar He <
coin
said
"Yassuh. bos. I
[he fu*t puhson
up to the atengV
"What Is It'
tor who had been i
moned at mldnlskt
"Nothing this
hit watch "My wlfs^
find out how soon ;
here In case the
denly taken ill"
Everybody In in* 1
to have become 0Ukf/|
bergn's Sight
Kind Isdy
name. little bojt"
Soy "Joshua i
Tolls "
Kind Lady: '
gave you that nan
Boy. "I dunno
him some 6iT-
That
wo weeki in our elty, visiting miiiiy friends,
Mr. and Mr*.
dauih. 'Philadelphia, are spending the
t
s B snfl '°* eymniu at their bungalow ai
r «» rt -
I Ml St. Jnmes
Miss Olalr Bhelm ind mother.!
I of Philadelphia, are spendlni; n'
I eouple or weeki In this reurt,
Oharles Biynrd, ot Philadelphia,
1 well-known lumnicr resident afof
I Ocean City, paned away at his
Mr, B, H, gcott, of ieott Paper
Company, of aworthmore, Pa,,
visited the resort, looking over
his many properties,
Mr, Charles A. Meyers, who ban
i
y ,
o n
Been in the resort for the past
Moody Meetings
Well Attended
Many Kiddie
Color Cartoon
and See Circus
Youthful Artist! Win Many
Tickets in Crayon
Contest
Wouldn't Trud the Mail ">««•««« «ver held "by~Moody
at
Near Boardwalk
The evanMllstle meeting! being
held in the sew tabernacle at
, Ocean city, under the auspices or
| the Moody Bible, institute, Ohicngo.
'are tin mod successful and en
j officials of the IuUtute stated to-
A host of youngBters enjoyed ***'
le flrsl pelTiirmaiicc of Bob Dr. James M. Orny, internaUon.
Morton's clreiia on Monday after- "">• known Bible scholar and the
noon u winners of a cartoon president of Moody Institute, opencoloring
content held by the c ' d u '° xervieet, just before July
NEWS last week.
,*, taking for his theme: "How
e , g
The rules of the contest were »« We Best lerve Omr Nation,"
Dr. Melhom To Lead
Lutheran Service
At
Moorlyn Theatre on
Sunday Evening
The preacher at the Boardwalk
service to be hi Id nt the Moorlyn
Theatre on Sunday night, will he,
the Bev, N, B. Melborn, L L..I
UM. Dr. Uelhorn Is a wellknown
praaeher and pulpit orator'
mnd-lrTin^w^TTo" BBBy* vHTiofs"
and residehti in Ocean city. Dr.
Melborn Is the associate editor of
The Lutheran, the official church
paper of thp United Lutheran
Oiurch of America,
Dr, Melnorn was pallor of the
Lutheran Church of the Incarna.
tlon, Philadelphia, for runny yearn
and also pastor of the historic
The Old B&K
and the Dnjnpfpol
ho«« on Mm Btreet, Friday j four month., will leave for North! simple
rning Jul 18 ft n i "
Each cartoon
colored A crowded 1 btrnacle greeted Dr,
and •»« children,
ng the mall late and as a result
are summer residents.
new world reilgloui clrclnn.
- _ — _ -^^ toy} flocked Into the office are in attendance ai
Oharlai qatnphell, of Pblladei-
The MIJMB Jegtlne and Imliy,from the time It opened until I'nweUngs and eaoh ' week two
T* 6
*" h "" ° mk ; "' W » h ' B «tl«. D. C„ .re P. if. Only one tartoon waslipeakers and iible leader, con
home on Central spending their «aciitlon nt the received by mnU.
Birnnd Hotel, — " -
llliS Edna Rohertn. of Phliadelphl«,
spent the week-end as the
guest of Mrs, William Gilbert,
Herbert Oohegin, Tenth Avenue,
Hiidilon Heights, BPenl the
past week>end In Ocean city, visiting
friends.
Mrs, Hannah Bvani, of Wilkes-
: tarre, ft., Is the guest of her •• Thomas Itrn.n, of Phlla. iJad'ge'S.beorie 15
\ tMm, Mrs, Hana Surkhardt, of dilphla, was ths guest of Edward '„ Avenu
[ Central Avenue, I Feeny over the post week-end.
The circus, from their view
point, was a grand success. Men
keys, hones, ponies, dogs, ele-
Phanti, one.Iigged acrobats all
everything.
Among the winners were:
John Feat, 424 Anbury Ave
,^^^ _ Oliver Wltman ind family, of' Mr, Thomas H. Querns, well-
TSSSB fklluelphia, spent the week-end known Philadelphia retired manu
f
h
I in thii resort,
Maude ourea and Ann lennetl
of New York, are guests of Mrs
T, rw«r, of Central Avenue, for
I • few weeks.
Mr, and Mm William j, Hoiianple,
of Philadelphia, were week-
• end viiltors in the resort.
p
faeturer, has opened his cottage
for the season at Fiftieth and
central Avenue,
Miss Emily Schmidt, of Pill la
delphln, spent Thursday in ^eea
cltl visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Dunne, of By
wood, Philadelphia, has come to
Me
city for the summer sea-
I of Haddon Heights, spent a most
I enjoyahle week-end in Ocean City,
Mm Frederick Celee, wife „, .
; prominent Philadelphia doctor Is
tpendina; a time in the resort
Mre, Celce la a guest of the
vue,
mn O, Bberhardt, of Buffalo,
N, y,, is spending her vacation in
the resort.
Hiss Bberhardt Is
widely known In Buffalo society
circles,
Samuel Oohn, of Philadelphia,
' visited the resort over the week-;
end, Mr. Cohn was formerly in
Dullness In Ocean city.
Mlsa Wanda •ehurgot, of Oer-
. man town, was down for the weekend
visiting Bose Grace Imbesl
• of Wesley Avenue.
Mr. and MrsTT;."A, iiedem, of
i Ashury Avenue, entertained at
I,cards Wedneiday evening. Covers
. were laid for eiiht, Mr, Oharles
aarron won flrst prlie,
Morris BehwoJtT of Chestnut
Hills Henry. Lear, of phlladei-
• »l», and Oatherine Beeley, of
i Tentnor, were week-end gueits of
!«0«e Orace Imbeil,
Misi Pegiy Vtsu,, of Park
r^ _ wijcaii v»j lyi i»e Bummer sea-
°«W 8
«*wl". Jr., ion with her mother and brother.
Mr, O, B. Pratt, of Orange, N,
J,, la Bpendlng the sumnier here
at 632 elmpson Avenue,
Mr, larle F. Mageo and family
were seen promenading the boardwalk
here lut Wednesday evening
and enjoyed the show at the
Hippodrome.
Mrs, Theodore Warner and
family have leased an apart
ment on Fourteenth street for
the summer.
Miss Mabel Maine, of Phllaelphla,
and two friends were guests
at the Juvenal cottage over the
week-end.
Mrs, P, Roberts and son,
Yonkers, M, ¥., spun! a few di
this week with her lliters, Mn
Calvin Williams and Miss Ohai
lOtti Shaw.
Mrs, J Clapper, of Camden,
here for the summtr,
Mr, Joseph Kleley, of Brldgi
port, Conn,, was the guests
Mr. and Mn, Earl Sharp over th
week-end,
Mrs,
Oharles Eilinghaua am
daughter, of New York, an
spending the summer with hei
ley Avenue,
Jean Champion, 6, 101 Fourth
Street,
Ruth Ohadwlck, 11, 1112 Aabury
Avenue,
Michael Notarangelo, I, 411 Central
Avenue,
Josephine Palermo, 10, 101!
Simpson Avenue.
Irene Hillman, Ii, 1130 Haven
Avenue.
Buddy Mcfjeorfe, 4, 4i4 Wesley
Avenue,
oertrude Orowthers, i, jjl Haven
Avenue.
Alberta Crowthers, II, 321
Haven Avenue.
John Taylor, T, lit Moore Avfl.
nue.
Lillian Taylor, IS, 722 Moore
Avenue.
Nell MoOeorge, I, 424 Weiley
Avenue,
Margaret Sharp, S, (IS Central
— — — -MBM — >>B>*A?I u£ arursc. ^"— " -- __ -
Plaee, traveled to Plttsburg last
l B ' er > Mr «- William Banek,
Sunday to attend the funeral of
tei jister-in-law, Mrs, James _ „ ,
Ueweei Employeei
Enjoy Outing Heri
Fourth Annual Outing Hare
Was Fine Success
Old Sol was on his good behavior
Saturday when 400 ernployneJ)
of the B. K Dewees store,
Cheatnut Street, Philadelphia, en.
joyed their fourth annual outing
to the resort under the direction
of Harry T, Bills, manager of the
StON,
The members sailed, swam
danced and dined among thr
other activities which were nr
ranged for tho occasion
They arrived at 9 30 A. M After
Indulging In beach exercises,
bathlns and swimming contests
the visitors dined at the Arcadia.
In the afternoon they watched
he speedboat and sailboat races
Trom the Yacht Club, were taken
'or a sail on the Bay, which wu
followed by a dance at the Yacht
Club.
Harry T EI1I«, prominent summer
resident and manager or tho
DewcB store, was In charge of the
_ - „ „ ... rograrp. which the employees de
[charre of the K. of C. card party, I clared was the best ever. Thomas
•which will be given at the K. | Wrlgglns, senior member ot the
•of c. Home. Second and Central ,1m, took an active part In tie
l A li
will *• Md ID tba r~
wltu
uolnmufilty
7:30 to 8:00.
pastor.
fint
j
Seventh
0crMi
Avenue, Rev, F, N. 1 ;.
Dutor. Sundtor mornli
•t 10:30; Bible aohool-j
evenlnc urvlcn M 7:1*
we*k serrlce, Wedna
lint MethodlrtT"
Bltbth 8tn«t and <
me. Her. Nornun Vli.,.
ent, vutor,
Sunday,(
worship, 10:30;
Blbl*'
11E; syadlnt
Uld-weck aarvlce,
7: SO.
Holy } ^
Holy Trinity
Central Avenna and
Strett, Rut. JoMph V.'
M. rector. Sunday I'
munlon I A, IL gnu
9: SO A. M. Manttt't.
•tnoon 10HB A. K. V«
termon 7:4S P. M. !.„
Salnu and Holy Daya, U i'
8t John EvaigSio
Central Av«nu«'
(!»*» S
Hotel
^
ins Barries nt Uie church '
school io A. V, morafnr ^
U A M.
lt
during the iummer rnontlm 4
Moorlyn Thaatrs on (ho
walk, II'. M.
St ATmnrtme'i Ctholto;
Anbury Avenue,
tconth Street. Bun
6:30, S:oo, (1:00, 1
Also Maaaea st 6t. Mary's *
at Aeeoaa and Atlantic tit
8:Do and 10-00
Tlibmoa F. Blake;
MEETING
Amarluti MDIAH ~ 1
oat. No. It?. HMi
Itli Hcbool. llrat «
iy evenluc
Omolittrs ef
Cuuncll No
Hod Iltn-S H
OaugriKri of
Meets «vnry ;
Men a H-1L
F. A A. M. O
riiy uln :
•IMJ fourth •
at Huonii 1
ncdur nliht.
Jr. Ord.r UDII
cbsnlM—fofA
Meet* 'Tuesdfty^ 1
KaliDla Haylo
ana fonrth
Hall,
Insult I
A 00VHTBY HOHE
Bpaclous, roomy and; comfortable
within, and snow*
ing a palatial exterior can
be well and substantially
built for, a eomparntlyely
small outlay, but la n«c«-
, sary tlut you should consult
a competsnt and reliable
contractor about itn
construQtlon^ \fa ihould
feel honored to nerve yoh f
ws have served score*
-before.
r^i,
Klwinll
Cluft-Xn
WaddUdir. at H
JSSf.
24 Years in the Building Business
nr OOEAV cm >
JOHN E. TROUT; ;