Oct 1934 - Newspaper Archives of Ocean County

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bathrobe, put on his wife's ki- 

ed at the New Jersey Confer 12:45 p, in. Arrive aoHien (Unk- 1 

to April 9, 1020, when he waimono, 

MMSted in Albany.- N. Y.,.for "It was the ice man at the 

ence which ended Monday in At le's Oai Station). ; ' 

assault. The followlntt month he door. When it opened the icelantic City to sueceed Hev, William 

A, Boyd as puFtor of ths•^(fl *m 

1:00 n; m. Arrive Capi May f >^n 

was turned over to U. S, aginti man took the man in his urmn 

for violation of tht drug act, At 

U 5rri Ami 

f § '«««» BBcharacli and iTJtar. h 

nnd^kissed him. 

First Methodist church hire 

[the aame time hi was charged . "Ami would, you believe it— will preaeh hii firtt sermortf on 

with having atteniptid to_^ss..a 

Si ££££:Ifflîrbor, :m w > A8^>y&«!. 

us that man went back to bed Sunday,, and wlllj.oiove h»ri,|rom 

"'"febably Jumped boll,- he «,„..,„ ..„.-„., --, -- 101ft Hi hailing next Thursday as a r 

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avV, employed on Chrii Montag. \ UtMmi-n wn. 1| Sietter flay, for at that (im 

llonal, itate and county 

na's boat Columbia, was over- ,,, __«,, ;l>••:•, , 

legion J\)st Not 

*t«i will tbBrt tne eountj, » 

come^ with £Mbon monox.de f T p ^ ^ ^ ^ Q will shake Hands and aay "howdy" 

to tBB^Brgh^fi afld villagers 

The Columbia signalled the ca- ^ . « ...;;.,,,,-,. 

from Oceiti City to Cape May, It 

bin cruiMr Alenn, which picked |lnn||e I A||||lrPAW Kflll formaily- mark the opening 

up the unconscioui man and rac- VpCUS IU1UUIIUW of the Republlcnn county cam. 

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ed for Ocean City, Meantime, tha y____„ f ; '; , 

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The earaWil, tnat wijl Inrlude 

High School Hore all Republican eandldaus, from 

Ocean City^ American l^gien 

post hai nothing; to do.^h.a 

ticket-Mlbng camplign- which hai 

tan eondiSwa ffi* tW« week 

by WHlta Qita fvmy»tM«môl 

ftelathat 

S: fyr S af"t W $ o ce «, m to rtitt:ptao* 

By HAROLD LEE 

, Oh»is' dock on the baytani A more successful season than 

geiH unconicious, ha was rush- last seems promised tomorrow 

B " o the "If c« of Dr- W, P, when Ocean City Hi's 1934 gridiron 

edition tak«a toe field i^'l,^, he wai wvivid. 

here 

the mo« noise. With the «ppear- 

Miee tda «Mk of hafeKWtats There MUM 

it U wtpMted «i« Hepoblldim } tvideMe lubhutteB. 3tt»t ^h» 

«)U.-"Merit-forth- rItht«iWh hiWh I nothing ha» h d ^ a M p & 

swinging to the Democrnti). 

That makes it even. Ntither 

tha pot nor tht k#ttliK«»n 

throw the first brick ' :' 

. apinst Olnw «ipi M 

With five veteram.In.tB8 fold, ,•• - Deriiion 

hilp the loeai l*glonnalre»îaid come, 

Louli B, SenherV Wttftander x»f 

: ABotHer member of theand with the balance of his lineup 

composed 'of boys with plenty 

MM.: Snma Willia Pierce, 6T 

Moteanâneh i Poit, 1 

erew found 'him, unconicioua, 

AnttdMO Dan Montagna, hrother of Chris, of weight anil enthusiium. Coach ' The move tooust Police Chirf an Ocean City resident for || 

LLegion, "The Amerjean J Sfftai wag in.icomniand of the boat. Von Hinrlod li confident hit 'Jack Q, Jefnte w«i offued before yeaw, idled at her home,^!! 

has nothing ito do with'fte;tfifalr, 

and thi eiiUrt proeegfr'wiU went"to:HM'teMM were H. H, inj it experienced at (hi handi f Bisd«y ? by John' BoBwell, aisiitneidayV 

after a lingtring iljfleii. 

The ôait Ouaid men __ whp team will atone for the 7^ lick- 

the luprtm* i eilift at TreMon, Ceatrti av., at i:4S p, m,. Wed- 

;go to the VeMtans of Foritea Phiinpii hoatiwiin't mates Ralph of Olney last year. ::!;. it city i&Wtor, Chief Jernee'i When »hi and h« hmoand 

;Wara In AtlMit|e CItyl V v 

i u P. Petirson, Nalion L. Cramer, Bon Voyage Expected ieounsel, and fudge 0. a Cole, oflrtf 

Amr W the •resort they 

MorBaii.»Mic».'Bftlt hM da-ft i, Oonway and FranciB W Even among the . critieaal: fans fAtlamtta City; IBpresentlng Paul operated i «ataurant on Aioury 

!«ldtd not foitU tiflttti tmtm 

predictions are that the, resort W. Hayes «ndjtbirt O. Bojand, Bft,vneJtf,»Jth st. Mr. Pierce died 

thlnf aWng? the Wnte •wion. 

lait April, on. mmtt of quo warmnw, 

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Right now, Bd 

ranks os the "mystery" ^»o^ 

in local politjci, After thejih- 

'•'.covering of what seemed multitudinous 

evidence for subniiiBsupreme 

court investigators— 

Republicans 

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Open 

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Ther* i» anrtheJ JUtifa 

action, which political opnonents 

claimed wag for political 

reasons, Mr. Hand was censured 

greatly, ; , 

It is thought that with a new 

dtttment will be moved forthwith 

and the laity given a 

chance to ilefend herself. 

: The retaining .of nn -aiilit. 

(CgntlllBtd on Pai 

Moore Here Raps 

Roosevelt Critics 

Co. Tdiir and Mawmeeting I Governor and Dili Address 

, Set fat TKurtday Democratic Maumeetiog 

'—-»•• It out that the iceiili •former charrt in Trtnttifr^ (iBelter. Haven Hotd). jM*»es fm Baqlurrtfth'M Mat J. 

^TuFpTm. Arrive v&»r*L_ 

IM The Hev,"«r. Biyfl, who: 

jrvtd one year and fqjr moBthi 

In Leavenwdrth federal prison. 

I,. _. " ."'"i '" #" : Point (Flrehouse). ..;;••->. ;i \t 

'1 month resigned from the Msort 4:30 p, m, 'Arrive West Cape . o-» 

\oa TraiTAfltr le charge, was transferred U May (Monumental PafltJ, ,' . I " MiuniL !*,»,.„» t,v Gow 

i He wag KMtitiijpui New York DCB, iraMCay IS Woon«own, where he i^ll pMMii 6:00 p. m. Arrive Capo aiay.* Militate addresses H* faov. 

in July, 1031, for possesiion of 

_ t , w i?•"•-• •'. . hii firm MBBon on inndsy. He 

I InCPlV AvPrfplI 

sna hU family expect to move B-45 p. m. Arrrrt* Wlldwobd f 

B, N. Y>, for unlawful 

entry. In December, 1032, 

VflUSClY rtVCllCa from the parapnai% 728 Wesley 

• ' __.' av., Monday or Tuesday. 

' " 7~L « Come* from Trenton •3 m - A " i¥ * ^ ^ ^w% s« 

Man on Chro Boat Ovtr- The Eev, Mr. Whltaker come! 

• June 24, this year, he wag arrested 

in New York for bur- 

publican oHftfltereHBuild. ""vtAn^K^ 

come by Gu at Set 

h ?» J'SlJS 11^" .T: AI 

A sea tragedy four milea off York" conference, where lie nerv? 

•!, "And how dp you suppose that 

! -wton Ht^ ioa^»KwiId. ^ p ^ g ^ ^ 5^4,,^ 

the Ocean City beach waa avert- ed from M1B- to 1818, . He w«* 

tumed out!" Ciptain Lackey was ' only by the prompt action of transferreil from thsrt to the 

|J: ^, R&nafru* ' tA finFflntf!*. will 

itart" 

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•offWai* del§««tes> preient;;§1 

mayor pictured; repudiation uf I Cape 

eofltfaetr, nn one of tliBîiiiwt-gBfeLMBy 

Lawrence I "Even though some of our I 

MJii Mary 

Ith a luncheon 

L Iftnîh, MitRhell, 

•si If gent of thi 1B< 

*• " ehapter, wUl 

Go-to-Church Sunday K 

Salt fltew 

dot. aBc jfc~; 

.Vv^n::..x--\. • _,, natlmti/.A4iocbUaii'.'i u ' '-•. 

m day to Qean Gtt? Worki Qfflelils, i( : :; 

IBBIOBHI-wai only « lit. TJii'inbjMt of hii , , ' 

re fliaii, half; ai good;m "Hnaiisint lt«tt . >or 

ne event a year ago, Jiay- Maintenance indI Co 

ny Hcudley ttif today/ H» had loteiidid 

rWied for .% btnefIt of left ihortly after, stepj. , i 

jahtic Shorei Hospital wa§ the rostrum. Ha and Mis Trout fit 

j6H.o«, Mst ytar it was drove to, lyraeuaa that night and will i 

f , , ' , „ , , to Ocean City tatBra»y. ann 

>water ihow Jn the FUnd f He was still feeling ihaky Mill 

mis ralitd tm,m. Dona. Wednwday. it was umoansea'ffiliwiek, line teeoBd 

InciudinB reoelpti from At - — *-.— • J>rhe ohserviinee,. natlon-wiae, Ii , 7•«.-- 

rt pavilion, were $110.30. Excursion Train dislgned to empnailta the rospon- RnntiHi 

5ns of W6 eaA were re- »J*m*BiUIi xram •uiifit* tur mf.«lniiB». .n* I U W4»I 

from ftt Ocean City Wa. 

signed to partlaliy mom. 

Whore-Unei^-oii—Monday—aii 

kMe(J B „„,»«, baied ui««i 

tice this week that the 

King. »f Kings, 

at ft reception the coBMegatien 

I quilts io do are Mked to Bet In i 

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, :'A SppOeraan stoppwl in OIB office the other day 

SVvin*vi*Ml tJWrt riMy for''-cold weather with a 

VC\ (jowl: supply tof,. ( 

i:*H, ^NE CLEANED ANTHRACITE 

Mappers 

Coke 

^BBy .TON OtlAflAOTlBD- UNTIL KllBNEO 

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In Bank Theft 

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tor, Arid then ha expanded on 

hta statement by Shrugging his 

shoulders. 

The. .reporter tried again. 

Summer Re»ident Stole I If 

$34,000 li Charge 

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rtWlean^v ]MvolottM tMaV ; Nfwapap«fni»h 

«rihBuiie,ed ' tht " ftrflewihg qbunty lltwa at" 

pnmami:^t. : - /;;, ^"| beglirnj«iB to 

ewer'the 

ingst 1 ' he; asked. - r 

this tijni accompanied by .a 

Slerk In Ilio Provldunl Trust co,, 

" •—-, mrejted ut his 

IOIU Tueadiiy nf 

KAI1H jrONDAT'ANIi VBUKSUAlt' 

(HOUDAYi KXCEPtEU) ••"•'-irt 

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March 0—Speaker, Geor^ E. 

Brown, superintendent of schooli. 

Hosteii, Mrs. Linwood F. Mlnti- 

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April 18—Luncheon I emertain. 

ment of state officers at uolt 

club. Chairman, MM. Edgar Cor-| 

son. 

May 11—Election of officers. I 

Hostess, Mrs, John McGill Cooployal 

BepubHean should stanA.for. 

'SiM automobile 1 a«*#n by MM; sylvanta, WM LOBUM .it.;. Philn. They're calling him '•Silent. Cal," 

Oharlei H. Vail,*!! WitWy «t delphia, 'ipiliir, Bnwt ip# lire's, the report of an »mtei = 

Wa-JuiotjMir drtfrt ly^Tliomiisf ford/ v_ ,.- \ ..... ?: , view" with Win, al published in 

W, : ^rfusoni iralMilpWa, wm December i-Ârt of Hiitone the Court Hou«e Gazette; 

dsMk^d Suniiaw Inphiing Jn a Jersey; speaker, Mri; Harry 

eoUlildn on i'WMley BV.i near Headley, _ ••• ^ Cape May county has an of- 

Shop 

tomIttaîiikiia.WM.« U turn. February B—Display of Bevo. 

Mri, V«J1 iWWWto the gravel, lutionary War Relies "A Hevolu. 

but waiiMB^l^fe »void eollWtag JJonary Diieoveey, 11 writtwi by 

*itfc ^rjMMii;: car. NiJtttr the late Reuben W.Bdrfards and 

drtwr umlltitmA. 

Mad by Miss Cecelia Hand, Hoi- 

I Hom* SrtK 

Chickens 

Borne Made 

Muug* _>- 

Snlft's 

WE DEUTEE 

B 30 

lYe Call and 

Phono 10RR 

IM Aibtiry 

to have any 

the '^National 

Mayor Headley Slightly 

gives promise of beings just as 

silent as the late. President 

Cajyin Coolidge, ' 

For instance, let's listen in 

on an interview jfhich Prosecutor 

French B, Lovelanil 

granted to a Gaiette-Reeori 

reporter on Wednesday, 

The reporter, after appropriate 

preliminaries, asked when 

the grand jury will reconvene, 

"Huh?" replied the prosecu- 

MOOHLYN 

Jbiff fllager Bread Mix ._ Me 

Jfuwll BMse Coffee It) sg« ith st, and Atlantic av. at 0,« - "M oeoji .rouuceu on a un 

rillsbnrr Floor „„, 12 Ib «*• •p m 

ish scale. With a score of pi'in 

Fig « flmn and Zoo, both lie ^ThiTBmpany pointed out that ^ s , aml h » n 11 ' 

In the letter the Shore Past Fast Raymond Walburn head ho gui- 

JOE'S 

Line advised the mayor that the the porting cost, which indudes Um r 

board of education ha,l had not seen »f, Lalm 'l I-e Grant, LIIM 

fit again ten to. award it the contract Alberni, Douglas Wo ton, Juliette 

to haul school children. The 

t-ompion. Holmes Herbert ami 

mayor said he had not been « h(1 '' a - 

ul " k the 

", d'«etion ..; 

aware 

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of 

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Mistake, Mayor Indicates 

"It seems to me that if« the 

VILLAGE 

4TH « ASBDBT PHONE 477 board had given tha contract to 

Monday 

The Village reopens Monday 

SEAFOOD 

We DeU*«» 

Shore Fast Line it might now 

be possible to get better service 

for the south end," he said, 

"But it is plain that with two 

companies operating to that section, 

where there are few people 

County May Return to 

Cash Basis by April 1 

(CnntlnuMl from pin 1) 

in his report said he hoped that 

the delinquencies will be cleared 

up within the next week, 

"The co-operation given the 

board by the municipalities of 

^SLssa Asm 

first 9 months, 1934, 1479,224.21, 

JJInpwM. in wUections, mm, 

with "The "Case of the Howlinj,' 

DOR,' 1 Warner Bras, latest ami 

muni baffling; mystery murder 

drama, with Warren William and 

Mary Astor in the stellar roles. 

Nut only is the picture, based 

on Erie Stanley tiardner'i story, | 

in the first place, neither eon 

make anything. If Shore Fast 

Line had the whole business it one of the 'strangest 

probably would not object so plays screened, but it is climaxed j 

strenuously to putting an extra by a sensational murder trial in 

bus in operation there." 

which a beautiful society woman 

faces the hangman's noose, 

Route Is Changed 

charged with the lulling of hei 

The mayor also announced that 

in flompHancirwitlnr regular from 

husband, - — — 

the 20th st, Improvement Association 

he had asked the Public With Nils Asther In the role 

Tuesday and Wednesday 

lervlee eo, to operate its school of Frani Schubert, the famous 

buses on Asbury av. instead of German composer, "Love Tlnui" 

Central av,, and that the com-picturepany had agreed to the change. 

the musician's first line 

Thii was done because the 

rough condition of Central av, I 

ticate,! gi rr later r 

resulted in the heavy vehicles «' 

nol) le descent, Ha 

shaking houses, with consequent 

inently cast 

damage to some of the houses, 

reached womanhood. 

George C, O 

in "The Dude 

Bargain 

-ssiAt^ i sarby SL^vss.TS'ff r 

taxation in 1988 was »601,766.18, îjt 

and In 1934, 1671,011.61, These adultBl _ _ _ ._ 

figures show the county collected B, IV, € IIRIInlH. U nn,_ u,. 

88 per «ent of the budget this B^» 9umaer Homt Here 

year, as compared with 82 per Churcli Realty Brokers »'vcent 

fjsr the same period last " M k » M » property at 6014 

yeir. Central av., owned hy JLrs, W, 

"With the continuance of thia ELfith|ns, to Mrs. Elma Luclte, 

m 

iupport we will, for the firat 

m f._ 18trf-rtTr^»n7iintilp-lTiiiT 

time id many yeari, balance our J*° WJ " " ae " ns a summer 

budget by collecting 100 per ?' 

sent. This will allow the county 

to jay all deliniuient bills and 

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interest for this year, besides /^__».__ - i I 

paying off all short term ohli. V#V©rCOil.tS I 

gations held by county banks. " ^ •" »»»*•*«» | 

C*sh Basis by April 

If thli it done .thB dounty 

will be in a strong financial conilltion 

and will be able to eon. 4 

sidif' tH#: three-year plan to be 

submitU-d by C. CCqinnBa i so., '' 

whI«*M;'*lll • allow the county ag' 

•in: ,^/'go on a cash basis prior ,-': 

to Ajrir 1 of nest year, 

m ptrgqnaily want ,tb thank 

thtpwird and the jBunldpal ot. 

.Beats.'at the county for: thnir af. 

forts which have made possible - 

tfie aboVf «eoM," 

Fur.t Municipal Auction 

"uble. He pointed to the cal... 

dor and said, "Maybe in Decomber,' 

1 

Then another reporter hove 

In sight, He t00 _ W M prim* 

with questions, "What ease wL. 

be tried first when Criminal 

court opens next Tuesday?" he 

wanted to know. 

He still wants to know. For 

the prosecutor asked him, 

"Did you over play donkey 

ball?" With a look of >f 

of the organisation, s 

week -that ft prominent snenlmi 

will be im hand, a music.il program 

will he presented, and there 

will be dancing after the meeting. 

He stressed the fact that 

the affair will be open to all. 

Resort Women at 

Democratic Pete 

Several Ocean City 

Father who nttend a luncheon at Court House 

"lie ha* tomorrow (Saturday) given by 

Mrs, Jesse D. Ludlam, Democrat- 

• ie state committee woman, in 

is featured honor of United States Congress- 

I"-" woman Mary C, Norton of Jer- 

___ sey City. 

Mrs, Charles B. Powell, Mlsi 

at Laura Jones, Mrs, Margaret 

- - Holden, Mrs^ Lawrence NicfcerlOUnced 

mn > Mrs - French B. Loveland, 

,, Mnn |., v Mrs. Mabel Nickerson, MrsJ Helv- 

wU te en Shai

or chililren . . • • • 

londay and Oenulne Salt Stewing Oysters — 

scopt hpH- 2 doz, 2ic at Deck's—Adv. 

C for 

not noltfW, « B would be cu Bleln. 

Rinker, who aiUury is *4fl a 

ia nll(!EI!vptilllK ii her hiniie 

in Linwood. 

1 

KIUltlKS 

MONDAY, Off. » 

(VVIUII N WILMAJI 

In, 

"The Case of the 

Howling Dog'* 

to Otis M. Townsend, Inc., to 

double the dining room spsHV. 

Besides Mr. Mills she is snr-Thvjvnd hy Edwin and Annii !•'. liluti'il when.VI r, and Mrs. lloiiry 

wiirk will bt prjiclically coin- 

Mills, son and daimlitpr, hotli of 

Lin wood. 

BtnrtiDB f jip 

"The tiim 

TUESDAY and WKUNEIDAV, OfT 

PAT i'VTKHHON and SH.N 

Uf¥BH I ity Th'aiFli Shaw Onlr (he PryeiK 

Mi'trii-CioldHyii.llajer — i'unimunot i^'* 

Warner 'Hrii», — Fiwt National _'.%% 

KKO Hadlo - riilvental — I'lie FoKunRt I'Mlleî; 

1 rl. and S«L 

Uci, 6 S 0 

"THE COUNT orltf 

MONTE CRIsii 

vyith Robert Donat - Elissa L*nd|§ 

Henry Doubles His 

Dining Room Space 

After a successful season with 

his cafeteria | n the Att'len Hotel, 

Oth st, and Central av,, O. 

Henry has awarded a' commit 

When the Wife's Away — Dine at 

Johnstone's Cafe 

8S8 Asbury Avenue 

"Qh! This is such-a GRAND 

you're ail 

near 

Opposite City HBU 

birthday" 

flatterers but ! love // • • • wisfi you were 

enough to join my party I •••••' 

Telephone 24 miles for 2Oc- 42 mi, for .35c - anywhere in N, J. 

c 

ELBf 

Convinlcgili U 

M'.ltr In AM 

You'll Be;gm 

Balloon 

Saturday, 

Busch's 

39th St, .1 

Dancing! •;I, 

ROY 

FostorianVr 

Ffee-l 

"kv 

AMMMMIBB PtlM: »1.60 SB ttmt 

•THE STATJ lupjreme court has thrown the Headleyi 

PM^* ^K'" the Jap of Cape May County, by 

L, -M ii- i.. P r «8«ution except that n consider, 

i aWi^ranrtf the taxpaywa 1 money has betn wosted. 

The Santinel-Ledger was taken severely tq task by 

certain peogto when it supported the two officials in 

their .refjujd to step out of office, lollowing their convictipn, 

We contended that such action would not have 

been to the eity'i best interests. And the very thine we 

anticipated has now occurred. 

Supposing they had stepped out: There would have 

been the expense of a special election to choose their 

successors. New brooms sweep clian. The new officials 

would hav« disrupted city affairs as they mnile Vh B na_ 

ual inevitable changes in the two departments. And then 

the «»»«!< court would have restored Headley and 

Trout to office, and city hall would again have been digrupted. 

They did the city a good turn by refusing to 

quit. 

With the city election only a few months away, it 

seems doubtful if Jleadley and Trout could again be convicted 

and their second appeal disposed of before their 

terms officially close. 

We hope this ends it. Property owners have already 

[ trial, but in subscribing to a fund to he used ostensibly 

to sift the city's $260,000 note transaction with the First 

National Bunk. This fund was solicited by a brace of 

local gentlemen who, so far as we know, have never rendered 

an audited accounting of the money they received. 

If there is such an audit, The Sentinel-Ledger will 

: be glad to publish it. 

An Ohio man hai been recMving treatment for a queer 

malady, inability to stop talking, Fhyaicians have tried about 

; everything they tan think of lo stop him, and may decide 

they will have to run him for congress as a lust resort. 

THE STATE'S RESORTS ORGANIZE 

IT ii too early to accurately gauge the good results that 

may come from the new association that has been 

organized to "sell" New Jersey's resorts, In competition 

with the numerous other attractions that beckon to vacationists 

from land and sea. Just how it proposes to 

operate is all a little vague as yet. 

t However, it Is a belated move In the right direction. 

Seashore and mountain resorts of the state should long 

ago have taken a leaf from Big Business, which became 

flig by pooling its resources. Sporadic advertising campaigns 

by individual resorts have produced results, but 

not the iort that a unified campaign would have done. 

K jths hew organk«tion cari swing the resorts into 

line and can secure an adequate state appropriation, and 

if the money is expended intelligently, then the tide that 

has been sweeping away from New Jersey may be turned, 

• The resorts constitute one of, the state's greatest industries 

and normally yield a tremendous tax revenue. 

As such, they are worth fighting for. 

Resort hendline recently laid that tha fattest runner 

in (he world hid i«it bttn married. So you see, hoyi, thtre'a 

no escape. 

DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT 

"THERE is sound common sense behind the new domes- 

' tic relations court established in this county. 

Thousands of taxpayers* dollars and thousands of unnecessary 

heartaches have been wasted because there 

was no such court. 

' The county's legal machinery has been clogged With 

-a mass of petty domestic canes that never should have 

;taken the expensive time of grand and petit juries. And 

domestic tragedies have been paraded before the mor 

M puBlie, thereby aggravating them, when a domestic 

relations court would have quickly and quietly disposed 

,pf them. . . . . . . . 

r Ntw Jertty has far too many courts In its cumber- 

Siwm! iyrttni, but htte'i one pf which we heartily appan, 

•.'••'• '... '•' 

sM n ; BRINC WrtHBrFmE CHIEFS, 

fJMf nil mttiri, Mi haye that convention of the last- 

^ ^^3^vi«|#tWw*Cliieft' Association next June. 

©itfliaMiM^gr estinmtes^har it will cost the city 

^ f W ^ O m W i send home 2(JQ to 700 fire 

chiefs;Hinging the resort's praises to their friends and 

S^SMfelîi Up for the Mnall _CoStS6f ^hto condirection 

of bulltf" 

Pafising a motion /picture the- i 

attr thr other (tay;T ovirMtard 

two young women talking., 

Thty were typical "ehtap" ejty , 

girlg, tha iort that constantly 

seekji "thrills/- mistaking emontsi. 

The picture a. the theater 

wai "Jane Ey«." "Aw, we 

don't want to iee, that! it's 

nothing but a classic," said one 

of them. 

That attitude, that anything 

that lin't "modern" hasn't anything 

in it for folk of today, 

ia prevalent, I observe, among 

the unintelligent and half-edueated. 

Yet "Jant Byre" has 

been one of the great successm 

at the films of 1934, as was 

"Little Women" before it; iugniting 

to me that the scornful 

attitude of those who regard 

themselves SI Bophictlcated 

it not us widespread as 

R)any people think. 

ADVENTURE , always thrillt 

A wholesome adventure itory 

dramatically told that will live 

longer than its author's reputation 

in other fields Is Robert 

Louis Steveiiaon'fi "Treasure Island." 

And if anyone ha> any 

doubt as to whettjer a "clean" 

motion picture will be a boxoffice 

success he ought to bee 

the crowds itanding in line at 

the box-office where the new 

film of "Treasure Island' in 

being shown. 

Incidentally, 1 hear that one 

of the large film companies if 

preparing to produce that other 

great "classic" of English 

literature, the first novel writ- 

BKVIVALS . . pack 'em in 

Further evidence that you 

can please the theater-going 

public other than by consUiitly 

giving them something a liltio 

newer and a little rawer IMII 

what went before is to be 

found in the current revival of 

the Gilbert & Sullivan comic 

optras), in New York, by an 

English company which for 

years has played nothing else. 

The largest crowdi to attend 

any New York play in year« 

swamp the theater every night, 1 

A great English actor- .manager, 

Sir Nlgil Playfair, died 

the other day. His chief claim 

to fame was that he put on a 

revival of John flays' "Beggar's 

Opera," first produced 

about 1730 and it had a con. 

tinuous run of more than 1,- 

100 performances, proving that 

English audiences, like Americans, 

don't care how old a 

thing is so long as it is good. 

And, incidentally, one of the 

most successful plays given at 

our Berkshire Playhouse in my 

h ime town the past summer 

«as Shakespeare's "As You 

Like It." 

* • • 

ANTIQUES . . . . Bud "taste" 

The Interest in ancient things 

does not end with plays and 

books. There has grown up a 

great interest, in the past forty 

or fifty years, in the collection 

of what are generally 

clnssified as antiques, Old 

glass, old china, old bookj, old 

furniture, old snytMng-and-ev. 

erything, command a market, 

even in times depression. 

Here, again, there is greit 

confuMion in the minds of tno 

many, who imagine that the 

value of these thingiâWives 

from their age alone.. Tfcrt«iuM 

much to do with it, .but dincriminating 

people neve* buy 

anything merely becauife it is 

old. Leaving hbtorkil.. 4MMMtioni 

out of the pietan, rthe 

value of antiquis depends upon 

whether they are, first, more 

beautiful than thtir-: nodetn 

counterparts j seeona, hBlter 

made and more dttmbls.1 sThe 

beauty may in part o» das to 

age, and the durabilily and 

tertiflsd to by tkt 

But when a common pipe 

ihoemakes's' hench^ iO«h aa I 

used to see th» village cobbler 

working at when I Waijitotoy, 

sells for the price of.« grand 

piano then I can only think 

m% iomebody ihas mortiaofciy 

than, tastt,,- ". •- ' fcH" ;• 

ONE YEAR AGO 

advisability of a ship .—_, 

from here to Delaware Bay, 

costing about |S,000,OOD. The 

plan was later rejected by the 

engineers, 

* * * 

Mrs, Abbie Connelly, an Occan 

City widow, married Alanzo 

Chance Henderson, a MillvillB 

widower, 

* "• * 

Mrs, Lydia Marshall, mother 

of Mrs, Wlllinm G, Atbolt, 

died here, 

*> * • 

Mrs, Savjlle Clay BairtbridBe, 

prominent lodge and V. A. It. 

worker, died. 

WYE YEAHS AGO 

Miss Lillian Dart, manager 

of the Ocean Court apartments, 

announced that the north wing 

would be kept open during the 

winter, for the first time since 

the building was. constructed, 

* m m 

Albert G. and Ohlirles W. 

•Boland received liT.SgLI each 

from the entail of their mother, 

Mrs, Jane Boland, 

« • • ""' 

Another resort police officer, 

Charles Herdman, • resigned W 

join a circus, 

* • • 

Miss Georfiaima Shaw, 

daughter of Mrtand Mrs. Earl 

Shaw, Ocean Gitjr, was married 

to Edward Hainis, Linwood, 

10 YEAltS AGO 

Dr. M, B. Stannard was nominated 

justice of the peace. Ha 

received 26 votes, 

* • • 

C, H. Rqhinaon, efficiency 

clerk in the First National 

Bank, resigned to join E. G. 

Fojwn, in the Mai estate busi- 

. Police Magistrate francis II. 

Ware and Mrs. S. S, WaltHrs, 

of Wilmington, Del., were married 

in n ihatimty; ihatmty by Rev. Char- 

I Its H. H Bohher, Bh former pastor 

of the flni Presbyterian 

churph hire. Judge Ware and 

his bridge met here when she 

was u summer visitor. 

Miss Hileri MeNamee entertained 

the following at a hjrthday 

narter pg. Mimi Butt 

Jonis, Mary .Colt, Ruth Dal. 

rtedo and, Aitfatea Johnson, 

Osborn Cotfoh,-.'ir,, Walter Dal 

mtdo and Thomas Dennn. 

over by th 

vîtoKs IM. Che* 

ttr aBnouheid?thif engagement 

.ol their dauihttr'/flenevra, and 

Walrtr A, Ilittri^ of Philaidilphia.- 

- "fjjp." 

Miss Beatrice K. Johnson, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, 

Bornt Johnson, 3rd st, and Caiittal 

av,, was married to Harry 

E, Mealey, Philadelphia. 

20 YEAHS AGO 

Evelyn, lT-year-old daught»r 

of City Commissioner Hobert 

Fisher, was married to Eugtne 

Walter Kahn, of Now 

York. 

* * s 

Evelyn, IT-year-old-daugliter 

of Mr, and Mrs. E, O. In- 

Dr, Linwoou a. uorson, son 

of the late Nicholas Corson, for 

many years tax collector here, 

died, 

* • • 

Joseph G, Champion drew 

plans for a large Barage and 

an armory for Co, G,, National 

Guard, on the second floor 

* < • 

Leonard Lear, stenographer 

(or Masaey & Edwaids, resigned 

to enter a Philnilelphiu law 

office. 

* • * 

William S, Jester, of Ocean 

City, and Miss Bertha Emma 

• Page, of Germantown, vrere 

married in Elkton, Mil 

The conductor and a brakeman 

on a Montana railroad 

differ us to the proper pro. 

nounciation of the name Burelia. 

Passengers are often 

startled upon arrival at this 

station to hear the conductor 

yell; 

"You're a liar! 

You're a 

Then from the brakeman at 

the other end comes the cry; 

"You really are! You really 

are!" 

B who had beeh >e»i 

whoW Mosaic Ww,;i 

W 1 

Ft', 1 ; -jd? {«*-.-3 s< Ii jiSf• - "*'3 

RlOf 

"America shall paj^ lor•':, Mi .ft 

war." The allies, as we rwall -^ 

it, were not en Xrank, althuujjh... •'".':>• 

as things turned out, they;«v- , 0B 

idently thought it tsas a dafn- .i".' 

ed good idea^-PhiladelplilB In- w^Thi X-ray la , 

quJrer, ; -.•-.-. . «ni t' l S ^ 

Wo should not forget, Ui our •> 

years of diBillusIonment, , that • n " 

the World War Is back of ill r 

our present trquHii, and IWt :&$ 

our present lot «'better thlii". , 

the lof.rf-".-.tta(::!iowlmeft". f -W.-'-M. 

that those nations dn not have 

the capacity to Myi Payment 

can be made ultimately, ?lf SL 

all, through the medium of foreign 

trade, and we will be wide 

to 


News-Herald, 

•';••"• 

TWO EDITORIAL Vl«. 

OP^ MOHHO CASTLE W 

Tragedy dogs not italk only 

the sea. It rides in tui auiamobile, 

in tii* train and ia tiit 

airplani. It' walta the stiieti, 

in homes, and wherever hu> 

mani go. ,'*" ' . ' 

Ships will.itill sail the mif' 

trains and airplanes Hill raar 

through the night, and pioata 

will go their aceustomid âtta, 

knowing that uncc.Lainty ii; 

avBrywheie, and that only Mir * 

coward shrinks from doing 

things. — Woodbury Evening" 

: 

News, " • : M-< ! 

* * * . • . : , ' ^ , 

It lies within no person's 

power to say what he would 

or would not have -done under 

similar oireumitanni. 

It is far easier to cite tha 

rules of heroism than to be 

submitted to thBlr test — but 

certain it is, that rarely his , 

|^lf hte t*fe ' tfc^ î ; % 

while the passengers who wmff 

fortunate enough to even- gji; 

out of their cabins, had •;• ft-•'• 

«ek their chanees of Hfc, :'|ffi 

hurling themselves Into iseiife 

jlaihed iea and atrufgle • Mri 

; 

honrt after the ship' «" 

offleial« win/have fewer" 

tlvei tfl ppM;pnjht J " 

efficiency 

;«Th a 

^yi 

mmmm 

IS: 

Wi 

i 

Sffij 

Si 1; InieonrtfWft Br i«ya 

ftwOnt!' 

"You kflttw, thh: U bne df thi, 

.ftlitpalii ilktiitWi Inthe itatej'S ASp BliT OF ALL 

Jn weh( ^.jWSonia «ltJM hive • PMCI — 

used them merely a* a throat, .••••-•.• .•'•••'. •'!• • 

.while r6a0^: jiayj^rieil and Had- •'.,. • i,. 

•itageilof tWi kind?SjJ& 

^ j ^ 

PpîiWiM^Jto.iair a«t :trtta 

itB» precedent set, foreclogure I 

I proeeedingn agnftut other proper- 

^/Wl s M* s BTOpd 1 MA nmMfi 

»» poMlble, BO that othisr ••let

-LgDGER * *•(..: t- : , /-- 

Event 

/ay; Hone 

Everything 

courity 

fair 

at Court House 

ue today and to 

Ocean City people 

to take a day or 

attend it 

a crowded program 

the half mik> tun A 

[ tbe lai go new t,r.indto 

5 p in dull> 

, A Roman t«c and 

arc included 

A 

troupe will sandwich 

between ibi i icl 

'stunts will Include n 

potato race 

show will be Mi ed 

noon There also will 

shoiy 

f from the entrance are 

î |)l i\ will fi i 

tun 

till hi i nil inn ti i in i tne I 

nhilt \eil noik 

^ lint me j t [il i\ i n 

hi in nhr-irsed L hi niun 

i si mull nfxt MI k 

Im 

tti m | 

JJIJof 

ih 

nit n 

i I l)j 

!>} I d 

c ui t 

Stu 

i nnis 

Nit liiirmv slim 

I ill 

n n i ui i mint li i 

)r 11 ni| I nh i iiml 

I > I 1 In lin I iti hi id 

|Mi\ ii ll tl lining 

(Ii p ii L 

1 II wiuni \ ill Li i \\Aid 

I1 in hi i uk tiunj, 

H t_ in | i u t iLiun 

ll 

IK 

t nn 

I < 

t nun 

Ms fur tin 

I ( ( 11 'uj I t 

tilee ( Illh |« 

\ppinr 

Tin fill i 

Cluh In Inn |iu 

li ing f ii ni nK t \ > ink n \ 

uiHii tin lnitiuitum n 

tin HIKII School, Oa bfi 1' 

this mil Lnothi i mitil u 

I rentnti nevt month will h ] i n. 

titi fii the LuiHirt Mth tin Ml 

•^titi Choi us in tin At'intii Citi 

\iithtoiium 

next jei 

The 

i ake 

Kussell 

iiifh rinn ( akf 

junior clasn h» 

sale Saturday 

V Dcliniterisen 

Sale 

|ilniinpd 

in front of 

now clou- 

(.il. The. proceeds will be used to 

lulp bick i dune 

pnlnbh it 

Hi inkt-gn 

Tax AMes»ment8 

Are lyUde At of 

October l»t — 

lifter October lnt vrr tax 

free notll 1886. 

Repair.— Build Now 

Powell* 

Van Gilder 

Lumber Co. 

13TH 4 

Phone GSJ 

Ptng Muter&U FOT 

Ifonr Bwtj 

Need" 

Mi ir WoilcU îiiis 

I r li s i ( n K ll hllbi h I ! 

s ill I 1 I ll 111 Ills 1 ) 111 

111 111 II I IL 1 1 til I I I 

\ n ii | en j) nods md i i 

hi t I ,1 ii L |ln W il I 

i 

line 

I in i in n i In n fill i 

i 11 in I i II it i i 

in\ II L li II thi ill i 

Headley-Trout Case Goes 

Back to the Prosecutor 

ii u J f ii i i) 

I i tn il Ii oibei ii i I ihi \ 

ulill lit mull l inillitlllt nl 

I hi pro i i litil ill i Inn I I i in 

mi nt i)li thi rien dm I j M M[ 

jthci 

thin to fin t'i it iw ml 

not 

\it reiem I i i [>\ \ JL1 

tict Rodim s li 11 i >n In LI) 

i i*»nt hi demit I) lnn^ In 

i isi iâin to ti i il ii n i)( 

hfiird ,ini time 

\pp< 1 iiliil 7 Months \j,() 

Almost »0Aen in nth n 

1 I id sum tin tvM fti i i ip 

pi ile 1 thi loniit ti i 

If in i 

in ij. nn tonilrti d ml it i i \ 

1L.-UI1 lppcal- iin I il h 

up ,,i 

i juit tîin delai*. nil n n tWi 

lppi il for the hum turn—thin 

tn ins >f tiffice mil hi 

\pi,, i 

bi the timi det isi n i I m j 

diivn 

Their terniH t ml ni \t M u 

Ihei were c>muird Ou i 

ihnn»e that they mlitid i , 

lion of Im constituti n hi illo i 

1ML I $2501)00 

lltl I IX intl ]pi 

turn note to be u.-id uo hulji ieopen 

the FiMt National Bank. 

Prosecutor Hand admitted at the 

trial 

that neither had benefited 

personally by the transaction. It 

was 

pointed out that the note 

enabled the bank to reopen and 

to reltase a large amount of 

moniy to d«poiitors, Subseiiuent. 

ly it closed again. 

Judge Wey flned cneh defendunt 

S300. 

Burden of Proof on Slate 

"The 

purt of the charge tn 

which objection HH~ maile," said 

Justice 

Bodinc in his deciaion, 

"HUB 

when Judpe WJJ h:ud tn 

the Jurj, 'But if the state has 

failed to prove its charges, and 

the defendants have caused you 

to entertain and believe that such 

a doubt actually exist*, then you 

must find them not guilty' . 

"The duty was upon the st»te 

to prove tbe defendants guilty 

beyond a ronsonnhle douht, and 

no duty was ca.st upon the defondanU 

to cause the jury to entertain 

a doubt »h to their guilt. 

Tho queition in properly 

before 

us by reason of the exceptions 

taken, and since we cannot reconcile 

the,charge of the court as 

consistent\ori'sound, ,we nre confitr&ined 

'to £rant a reversal." ' l 

Mrs. 

Arthur W. Shoemaker was 

a guest last week of her> narenta, 

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Parker, 

«f Bfecchwood. 

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till i \ i in !• i n 

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Many 

SuirldcnT 

iileH tlint have 

the 

irilili 

ii| n tn 

ill mind 

thinking nmif «l humanili 

Mmli 

of oui iliffnului'i Inn btt-n dm 

to the fait Hut wt luitn t ma 

lvfl I OUI tins 

llt-fl Nl UHH!K>1 

J hi lef,t i f > m«' •> ••"• 

lesi is IK t li tiiranii I I I his 

le^lte of t lipt ililllU 

I hty Quit Inn S«on 

Hi ru illeil III lis|ii 1 iti ill 

d il itt i( k nl th tllli I f i i 

n tin I Ulki li I it 

in the Dm 

dinelles Aftn tinliii losses tin 

Oldri nil ILU llll il ti ill til 

Ilntish fli)Hn|) > isvli li "i 

And hi n ih t ill i i is i 

lie I Ilu J in In n 1 its li i I not 

in louiiil I iminimiti n li ft 

Mi Ilu t lion r lltiliuid We 

hut it mi t li I tl 1 f- M n io**e 

t i li kn tin 111 li ion V\t 

i in llll it i ni il I>1 Ml li i 

i ill In I ill Ijtf >i If ni lull uxt 

DIM hi i IK mil pi in itnfulK 

^ in de^tii if II i ^ dtjii nd 

ipi n i oui 

ul lpt ihiliti 

I ii mi etui) i tin I IKI it 

-ihepniul an j I msill MI tin 

h n i« ilk rttKiiiiiin*. tun lit tin 

club mil nieit it Wit i s (ol 

fu Shop on >th t hi tin i >i 

fentiul in I Wtsl \ n 1'iesi 

lent Bomn 

thfuikid tlu rent ui 

lint f>i thi fim tnitmint mil 

lourtcous seriin niorlrd thi 

iluh diinnj, tin 

unnmi 

New 

Kntkiteer al Work 

Seiiotmi Ldiun K Stile 

Bumsteads Worm Syrup 

V/har 

itllvcttol 

««ImorjB coat of SAf 

••In. ruU do.e Btoofl "70 

»n nni.rtibu, 

pinoh-hittlng for J. Preaentt Cftdman, 

head of the Chlrstmas club 

extortion Eans, announced that 

$16.34 had been eitrneted from 

mernliera in fines for the Christrnna 

party to be given ponr ehildren. 

He than extracted 

consiilerablv 

more by nefarious niethoils. 

For instance, memlicra were 

fined a nickel for each "l" in 

their names. 

Birthday greetings 

worn extended 

by Lewis Gaiiily to Mrs, 

Roy E. Darby and to E, A, Fraley, 

Arthur W, Shoemaker iiitro. 

tiueed the guests. 

1, at her { 

PoteiBon aala «»•, 

mon B 

n'uc-year-oM ' 

struck hie y Oun. .*• • 

thai he hnd slmpw , 

it ovei îm Mr, ' ' 

denied having thr«, w- 

a knife The i-ano JJJ" 

Summer „. 

Stroke in 

of Johii A Thonuw 

summer resident «t 

av.,.O Le«n City, 

itroke while at 

Johnstone'i, ncata 

day »t 10 a m. 

reported as improvin 

lantlc Sluin jf 

was 

taken b 

va ff- % 

Mi 

Ibomai is a 

the fhm of Thomat 

morig 

AboveAll-aGoodRoof 

George W. Wilcox 

Ronfinn and Sheet Metal Work 

•10 ASnURY AVE, 

PH. 435 OCEAN CITY, V. 1, 

PRINTING 

When You Want It 

As You Like It 

Lewis L. Barrett 

Farmtrir 

8cnilni|Lo 

Printing Dipt. 

807 Asbury Avenue 

PHONE 1111 

SPECIAL 

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General Contractors 

1018 ASIIFTKY 

I'honn 0H8 

HARRY DIBB 

Plumbing - - Heating 

A* 1 M m n • B T 

A*. 1 - M m 

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$1.75 per Case 

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Delivered . . Qccnn City 

Phone Ocean City 394 

CONEY 

Pyorrbea 

AND 

Rheumatism 

I'Hirrlit'n h 

Mimt 

In IIIK 

Hiiiinii tn the 

II). 

the 

II n 

l>inrnne 

lltimnd Iiim 

'Miftlr (^ n ennntant 

flow uf 

lui f om || f. ffunu j, (w thu mouth 

- Itlch cvftltually Ckluwi mmty 

nvktt iml'c llishirt nliUM luch «»— 

rh nat |O, ||l,,f )nfwt|OI1._ 

ni^liuiic'ri 

t 

II- »«rlr main — btfore 

ckciii h.v(l (grniKj—moth 

done Ig rat.nl Ihla dli. 

and 

Itam 

8» Ftm D(nti«t 

tiforrte,, An ounos of 

'• 

wonh a pound of cure- r«t, 

Dr.S.S Tomkins 

Dr. Wm, J, Novaek 

Surgeon Dentist* 

1520 Atlantic Avc. 

All.ntlc CHf, X. i. 

HOUII; 1 A. M. In •:)• p. u, 

Snafr Till I P. M. 

PHONK S-lttt 

Clarence Ferguson 

COAL 

Utn mid RBTen 

Plume 5S-H 

Best Mstenili 

(linn Hnrk und Qglct | 

Economy Shoe 

•107-8TH ST. 

Since 1899 We'« I 

Serving Ocean Gty \ 

Readini 

Coal 

J. Uaa 

HEAD] 

IOTB ASP wear ifii 

PHONE 18 

^ 

DAILY TRIPS PHILADELPHIA 

TO OCEAN CITY 

B0Y1NQ A SrECIALTI 

pniiA. raomi 

•^B 

11.11 ^__ Kirtotl 

Keystone 

Iili I 

FERGUSON EXPRESS Cft 

Call 900 

Ocean City 

BIS STB STBIET 

AdJr, 

0CE15 

CUT Si 

—AmiHean and Sprint OlldCD BW. 

W«n« IJi-W 

Pkem HjT-1 

W.H.Oldfield&Son 

Tile and Marble Work 

•12 qENTBAL AVBKU1 

JOHN E. TROUT 

Incirgaralcd 

BUILDER 

I0S3 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 1200 

He 

wear BIT 

Wmfeti Is Near— 

HAVE YOUK BOOF INSPECTED 

All Type* of Roofing lrUUrjali Sold by 

C.J& Shoemaker Lumber Qt, 

Th« suparior durability of Cor*)^ 

Rooflngt Ii the remit of two 1 

hlghait quality row mot»flaltJ 

make thvm. Steond, them 

y«art of •xp«rf«nc» back - 

th«lr manufactwra. 

' 

1 

Wh»n you am r»ody to 

b«»t roof for your parfi^Jar J 

fef "" 

mill. it7 

Builder Dies; 

ice Li ved Here 

e Bought Home 

Built by Towniend 

Walter G. 

promt* 

s/ail-cr u. ouMifojnp V4i |irvilll'* 

it Atlantic City building con- 

' or, who built the President 

.. in that resort, and who died 

urday, formerly resided in 

an City, 

oming here from Chicago 

20 years ago, he bought a 

that had been built by Otis 

[Towmisnd at 2100 Central av. 

he moved to Ventner. He 

ii classmate and friend of 

lassified 

HATES 

fMI 

rluairit. aU.trll.Iri tppun 

nut wt* In Tin Octaii City 

uJtln*l Lcdtar 

and The Basjii 

,|nt Herald. 

CUialfltd Advertising mut ba 

for bafora tnacrtlsn. nnlau wt- 

[rlbar h» srrtssi with nawapapar. 

VI Two canta per word, 

flrat 

jjiimn; 

mlnlmnin tt ctntl. Oaa 

Ht per forf for Hbacqnant Inwr. 

'nlhn 

wiU ba BDpplM U 

rcrilsfr dacn't wfth UDH and 

to appear, 

forwarding ad- 

^ rnnal ba l.ft at Una >f DIH- 

•dvartlatnunt. 

(.AHD OF THANKS 

n l^h tn thank our friends for 

many ixunvslnns of sympathy nnj 

Jihrlr floral ofTerinsn III tli«- rnrcnt 

lot «im rfnutfhtar anil Hintrr 

I,,i,l Mr. Alls Stlv.un and Family 

Small. 

Wfulpy a\ 

»anl 

Pur« Whll. Suilyh.m 

20. NoUfy Blttlnff 

Ocean City, or Slb- 

Phlladelphla. T.. 

I0-E-3IP 

Lady's wrist *at«h Saturday 

1 l.otvusrn 34th anil 35lll St.. 

rul av and hrarhfrnnt 

RevrarA 

„ il Hotel Halnes. 14th It and 

u» 10-6 lili 

Money To Invest 

I xslAll num Of niolli> In a 

fthifh 

v.111 nay me a v*ry 

Hillary Writ? Hox SJ1 S«ntir 

On&n City O i*-2lp 

mi rtnt collfctlont and UsU 

>lli-itHl irencial in.uranri 1 Not' 

Httnoy Lloyd Chattln. 1315 Anbury 

ANIMALS HOARDED 

and doioi hoarded over week ends 

irlopcd out-door rune and babr pen 

ly i>la« of Its kind 

P«t« trained 

HO OB latuh alao chlorofornied 

>ln X Cat Inn." llll W«t Ave 

ne 615 

5-Wt 

3TORAG& Inside and out Lo#- 

rat In ôutli Jeriey Flreuroof 

Frc.h ivater Anvimnmrnf fîm. 

lltl wri ice availnbli* for both wood 

|| machine aork 1HOMPBDN BOAT 

S I nullah (.reck N J Phone 

Point HP.O0 

9'7-tf 

who married a Somera girl 

Atr»nWng. 

Jemec Sees Uncle Sam at 

Work on Lindbergh Case 

(Continue.! from ram 1) 

department of justice 

and its 

millions of records, including 4,- 

500.000 finger priniH. 

The chief saw the liat worn by 

Dilllnger and the cigar he. was 

smoking 

when he WHS shot iu 

Chkagti. 

Hoov«r demonstrated how 

swiftly finger prints uf :i Husipect, 

such an were sent to Washington 

last week by Captain Kobert 

Lackey, in thi> cneu of Ralph 

GrOBBman, run bo Identified If 

duplicates are on file at Wanliinirton. 

The jirocesB, 

practically 

all done by machinery, is almoBt 

instHntaneous. A general desi:ription 

in tapjii-d into a inachnio, 

and in n f ew anL-onds it delivers 

a t'aril, showing where the fin 

jrerprintu and the suspect's rec 

ord are on. file. 

Ij 

Chief Jernee uoino away more, 

convinced than ever that the | Mn Qi»»l< J« 

criminal doesn't hove a niianqe »"» th» mintm ~ 


permanontlj eludms the de- 'JL,"BJ. "Si, F 

partment of justice. 

lotha wintw j n 

Ai, a rooult of tile convention, I 

ho said, eaveral chiefs in thm', ollr ""if •*°Uw- niuaw In Jun. 

state may be appointed depart- &". 'Z, 

9c n Ulf " 1|lh Bchwl1 - 

ment of justice ajrunfcs, oinpowui- Training 

cd to pursue criminals across "'JiotVi, 

state linen The asHoclation plans'« pd club 

to urge legislation to this effect 

' " ' 

upon congress at Us next session 

"A chief BO appointed could _. .._. „..„ „ „ 

deputize as many men as he >" tne ntte'ntinn" oi' the Au>ntiV~flitif 

needed to pursue a criminal/ L JJ .^ A' .' ro wlllch u »•"_ !* 

Jernee explained "He would, of 

course, be assisted by similar 

forceb in other states, for this 

proposed ehatigi-, designed to 

make taupe of criminals almont 

impossible, will be course bo na 

tional in si ojie " 

Hoover told him thut there me 

about 8000 despernte criminal), in 

^mentu but thjt 

there are no 

oifrani/t'd 

coloied outlaw e;,u 

C. Howard Wilkins 

Dies At Age of 70 

C Ilowtird Wilkins, 70, a n m 

dent tit J'i { entml av , for manjr 

\nnts, who had bp«*n an invalid 

foi L ]rm£ time, died Sunday 

night 

,UM\ WJS laid to rost nt 

SOIIH rton, Pii r WofliiP^dnv 

«ifi*' 

ut Husnelton, Pa 

HP \*, s»in vi ved by hi*, VL I 

West Side News of 

Colored Folk 

out.—Editor. 

Dy MARTHA M DHOWS 

mi*et,H 

fill 

the old hn 

ff irnih 

th# old 

h 

tlir 

Hkin 

•nny ill f>tit 

Uub 

hut 1],,, 

»n I-hind 

:hinkc AI. don t nn.) \\t 

kn» thi it* 

trOinff tC. h« (| lot Of l» til Ilikinrf 

>V>tl> B.dett r( tin tr»' kit 

which ut i 

itch with intrrfrtt 

1'olltiCr.l 

iJii..linlun-t n" mi >• dir 

Mr 

rly pfl 

iil 

thf 

irtrr 

Ort hei 

in 

tltr. 

In ] 

Mr* 

ottitn tu On wh 

tht 

IKI niothoi 

'lid |)N r* »( ol tlio 

y 

Clly 

hurk 

ITS b\itl HIKE- i n*u tfRt-Uft I" 

pt I'liiir t.oo v< 

n x CIIMI. Riilhbov Channel 

^th tl or P O Uux 181 

l(V6-tft 

WANTED 

TO KENT Uitf urtilHlied »pt 

irr nn yrn rly leane. A h. r 

preferred. 

Vicinity Uth to Nth 

YUe Bux Tiie, fsenllnpl-l>d«pi 

ity. 

10-rMt-p 

OM DHII Cupid cvl.ir'inly hii,i tKk.n 

n win tor rcBirlene*.' in Ocenn Clly. nn 

til 

further notice, for hi* liui,hl«HH Hratnn 

'trf 1 

1J* Mouriiihiiier hMP.. It's Tn the' n\f 

that there noon w»| bv H*n^ W*«t Shh 

h-«diJlhif¥. Oh, i|(Hi"t 

fl»lt »" who the 

lucky 

on»>rt nit 1 , Y/n H TP nol iic.-inil t«il 

lo t«ll that part f but w* wiah thetn 

i|' 

M 

tmbh 

iibrn 

.mill 

•rite 

TO nuv 

ktih or do 

iim IH- rcai 

nntiil-Udiitl 

[• nf tjiklnii 

Hill 

ion 

i-M 

r i 

rr 

târdpnlni; 

iblc 

Vrjilaya 

Phon,. On 

Scntlnfl-Irf 

Hratrnla 

(, barrrlnl 

»hlc 

Write 

Ocean ( 111 

Jntln- charir 

and fit* (11 

Alxo 

•Hhot 

injf 

and 

SaturdHT 

an 

Cltv 645 or 

S 

FOR KENT 

RKNT-i 

hvatcd ai>iirlincl.lj, 

Illly Iwatod. Hot ivutur Il( fin 

by Reulntcreri Nurwe. nr>7 Anbury 

Ocean City. Telephone IS22. 

LABI Thuittrfriy cwninK i ir)l knun n 

youiift Wfl»t Side coupk Mii»i Itul.y 

lwnrdrt and 4 liiri net? H*.\ n >1IIM were 

irriftl in PhilBdclphln nt Ttl Mrn v 

t hy lU-v Nlrh(llw> titll- The JO11I.H 

tip 

cx|wt t n.ieiid UK TA |n' ir In 

John Mm« Ji 

l,,.« lii-m ill f.tI i. x 

eml iliijn Hi hm home .u r , Vn.*\ «\ 

The \ ai loim rluhsi roniiertwl w it 1. 

I nl 

frhick Dnptiit churci. hnv< Im n r. 

BponelMft fot H HI I iru nf fllnnft f 

Tlitu 

day 

aft* rnooim foi th( licneflt «f tht 

Grai 

Kfv, 

J. JH. 

the 

mornlnir mi 

V*. Zlon Clnii-ch, 

I 

Mi- 

H.i,lull Money 

y 

Wilkins. 

pU 

r. Mrst 

.i Occi 

ith hr 

Miiry 

(,'ltv, 

On 

IH- 

Money 

oks I,, 

nt 4V. 

On 

Sunday. SppT.Tn.iK.-r 

M Aniiltr DcnUy 

W 

ClirJHtiiiTi 

Sundity. 

S.'|.ii 

di ll i 

t\ mil nWiliw will b(.irin itt ^L Jnrnm 

Itiin li Itet. H H MjiiiU v ^ ill 11 nin 

iie i, M\nl und ^.ILLI !J I It«>liui. .il 

Iiil i•• Mr, Su Ir- ( ,.,, 

tie HI ittid Mix Mitiy Mpunn luui U n 

cniionmhli 

fm the dlnnrr« iri en ul 

liilnli Urn tii-t ( liiin li on Thm id •> i\u\ 

i[T the fiiiiimu i4.fi«»n Un dlniifi th 

>i tlilt yt nr Tlit? commit 1 tf 11 imi i•• 

tho 

Ifett 

TtmrMdny. 

ii-k 

nt the 

All 

Cl.dix li 

i 

rlnlii • 

rhu 

*\V hi^ 

mi Nc ^ 

o«*k Proitrnrn, 

it a regular ni 

lit ft ::i« nt 

Jeif!ey n^ 

unit flfly itctiit 

hint 

S.iturdfiy 

fdif!ii. .nut'kiim th 

( T n|>e May Cuuuty 

nt.i'ndt 

W A I> 1rLinlses 

/uu Adph R McClcrnon nre mi.... 

iini-ty dtftndHnt t.wMn lx.causp It 1* 

:herein alliî-^1 (hnL j n*< OIK. of 

m Mf t K of naid 

iiioi-t>/rtr• "'lie "f Morttfagetl rreminen. to n 

directed. 

Irsued oui of the Cuurt 

ClmnciTy (if New Jersey, on the '^"1 

liny 1,1 ."••iilni.Wr, A. 1). HIJ1, In ii col 

tiiin CHUKC wherein Chnrle» Jl. l.fii" 

mlii- i.. rutni'lalnnnt. nnd All.-,- A 

Youiix. Trualn for Rutl, C. Y"unn. 

littf Hrc (Icfendiintn, I ^hall rxiw^tt 

"iilc )>I public vendiin, on 

MONDAY, OirrOBKH lath, 1934. 

i tlifl houi-H of tvulve iinil Av 

rlock I*. wU, at ont> o'clock 

W duy, nl thi 

Sliorliru Dlflcc. in CIIDO 'M«y Ijmrt 

MIIIIMP. Cnpr MHy Oiunty, New Jemey 

All thill cei-lain mortKHKCil luvmit, * 

uith the iiiiDurtcniincê, In tho bill ol 

iiimiilMliii in the aa!d cauxo pnttiriihirh 

11 forth and ilertcribod. thnt U to no 

All tho follmvlnu trftct or |i»,..| .,( 

Innil mid |>ri*mixen hereinafter (mrtlcu 

Iftrly ilcuci'lbcd, ditviAte, Ivlnif mid liclu 

In Iho City of Ocean Cltir In 111,. Coiinll' 

,,f 

On|>e Mny and Statft of New Jerney 

HUM. 

Ihe Morllifarturly 411 f,u of 

Lot No H71 Section C. 1'lnn ,,l Ounii 

I ity Aiirtociatioi), 

1]K«I.\'NING at thu Internoction "( 11" 

Northwotprlr lino of Central Avmui 

wl!li the Soullim^ttrly line of Thlr 

let-nth Htreot: containing ft>uthw.',l 

wurdly in rialil line or Central 

Avenue 

d 

. y . (i 

Eolith xldc uf Second Street to 

aide nf Fourth Street.) 

Third Precinct. Klrnt Waiil; School 

loufle, 

4 III 3lrr«t nnd WoKley Avenue. 

District, nouth ulde of Fourth Street t:> 

nort.h (*lde of Seventh Street.) 

Fourth I'rcclnct. Mrrit Ward: LaMonte 

Hotel, 61.1 Rill Street. 

fDlfitrtct, rtouth 

plde i>f Seventh Street to north «ldn of 

Elshth Streel.) 

Hr»l rreelnct. Second Ward; Clly 

Hall, Dth mill Aflhury Avenue. (1>IBtrlct. 

South HIIIC of Eighth Street to 

north Hide of Tenth Ktm>l.) 

Second 

Frochicl, Second Wurd: Walter 

H. Chattin. N,.. MU Anhury Avenue. 

(Dlntilct. South plde of Truth Street tu 

north Hldfi or Tliirt«enth Street.) 

Third Precinct. Seeond WtH: 4U& Hth 

Street. lntrict, HOuth Hide of Tliiih>eiitli 

Street to riortli rtltlp of Twentieth 

Street.) 

Fourth 

Precinct. Hoc:,nd Wnnl; Ruth 

Hayed, 33rd Street nnd Arimry Avonu*. 

(District, south nltlo of Twentieth Street 

tn Mfty-nlnth 

Street.) 

HARRY A. MORRIS. 

Cltf f lirt 

tlfl.HO 

SALE 

Ur virtue of a writ of Fieri Facial. 

for aalo of Mortawed Pmnlsas to me 

direriad 

Isiusd out of Ui» Court of 

Chuarr 41 New Jaraer. on IlK Hat 

4m ol AuiIUrt. A, D 1»3«. In a cartald 

cawr wherein Al(ia) C. Garratt la Don. 

nlalnant, (nd Clara M Van IAer, widow. 

I. dofendant. I ihall expose to aala 

at nubllo vendua, 4n 

MONDAT, OCTOaHl

ait i i.f jii^k m>t t * 

SEISTINEL:. LEDGER 

•Frt .1*3 

Ulu 

J«** H 

BIHU 

8. C, Br* 

Janui H. F, PIM 

Juan H, p. Plum „ 

Edith KjiooUt N«ph,J« 

IUM H. F Dlion 

J.hui S. F. Dlxon 

WmMr J. Uttle 

M 

1. LlLtl*. 

B V. Block Co. 

B. E. Blob! Co 

B, E. tloiti Co. 

B. E. Bloff Co. 

B. B. Blodt 0o. 

B, B, Block Co. _ —. - 

B. E. Block Co. .. „ _ ^ 

B. B. Block Co. 

B. E Block Co _.- 

Fr.nk * Th«W> >t •*"•"' 

J.IH V H R+M> 

Thtu 8 S 

Thtu 8 Smith „ 

Cumden 3*r* ptyult 

PiomM G. mtlwEd 

Thwmu IJ. {Milan! 

Ihrr A. Brfdr 

; Tt-uat (II 

John Dowtillr. 

John •, W 

Simon C 

Lucy 

wlditon 

Lncr WlAitiih 

Wrtalit 

tirunntr 

A 

Jtiiejih A l-»tprp I* TAIL! 

W«tey 

W 

IUIT Sjatfth - „- 

•birfti L. Johnson 

Morrla L Johnson _ 

John J O«vlnc •« 

lltanil Mis. Cu. 

J. H. F- Hlxon 

Chaa. F. 3tMbxiu .. .. 

WWt*r « Ldlllan HitqioWB 

Walter O. Jot>n»ti 

Eliot Raalti Co. 

Walter 4 Cajollne Shrraian 

IbtftaH Firiruaon 

Richard VanGlldsr ft Cam, Ma 

Co, jit al - - 

Thonia* II. 3Uck 

InMhaa fi » Mk 

OUn M Ertha 

Otr«M|li« M. Eiana 

J, Leroy Audir, Jr. 

Billionth B. Cirlaon 

Cclltauna 4 Gulaeinjliin Llxxa 

Emm. T ^ j 

Emma k Muff 

Kathcrlnt S. SolMnk 

Anburj Baity Co. 

ElUTCIHt j. a\ Loul» Burner 

Kite NJtM 

Robt P A Lliu Hsntrinii 

RlchMd yf Blmpn 

BIchird W. Simon 

Rlchuri W. 

EllulMth 

MIHIICI 

BHth I,, SwtHi' _ 

8u»n« t mttr Burnt 

Berth* . C«th£r 

J. J. A, Charlotte OilsUli 

SUUHI auiMiion _ 

L.ur» I, Millar . _ 

1. IT. P. Dlxon . 

Nell ChrinHmn 

Nsil Chri(teoson _ 

111 I Kit* Krnnedr 

Ifurr Ann Hi£r*im RiUy 

Ann. %. BrJrt 

Anne E, Bnct 

JennI* lianh 

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A. B. Btddirr. 

/ H F DUon 

F TU 

A 

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tl 

IL F. TUfOO 

lu U I Dlxan „ 

Sarah A. UitMrlck _ 

Bunlett* H 

%hamn 

J 

U 8k 

n Be.ltJ Co 

8 8 Wrnacll 

8v*J> » Beck 

Elite Catenon 

Blaia CWiyton 

ThOa A U Cecfe 

8 S W«nl*ll 

9 s wonrtii _ 

I. H F. Dlxon 

Edw * JT.IM1I* Hanacom 

ajflw A Hatellta Hanicum 

Uanna A. Sha- 

Uwina A, Ajnw . __ 

IdUltut A. Slim - 

»(*. 4. I*u*lcM 

IUJ J. LawliMi _ 

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Hunnt Wtn»F . „ 

Jaiîa B FT Dlxon 

Wn. A, Mair JUrakall 

EUatwA Cunqtmt 

Anna M. U*yu 

Din. Smith __ 

RSM.II A No Lesli 

Una B. Bottin „ 

John A. 4c Rattle Wnhinirtsii 

Frank Fnntnrano 

Harid W 0111 ^ 

Muriel W Gill 

Murltl W r.lll „ 

J«H A. Howlta,) A *.m Inc 

Jtatu A. Ruttliiid A Son, Inc 

J«a« A Rowland A Son. Int 

J*aae A, inland *• Son. Inc 

Ocean tttr l*iodr, co inc 

Oeaan Citr iMundrr Co Inc 

Own City laundry Co Inc 

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SXn. Rv&.nt E-. 

Indian. InvBitnWnl Co. 

Indiana Inve.tn.ant Co. 

M.nniret J 

DeJantr 

M.rnrel J 

DeJ.ney 

Joiilah B. Sh.n> 

Unknuwn 

J., 1 MulHn A Sooa 

Ja. T Mullln A Son.. 

Ju 

T Mullln A Buna 

Homeitead l)n Co 

A. Bnuruout - 

A. Bourneolf 

A 

Bnurireola 

jtatNerlne U lUener 

{Catherine L. Kleger 

Phoobe W. Humphrey. 

Phuewe W. Hvimiiht«»» 

Clyde A Minerva Mfnilen 

Clyde A Mlnfrvn M.ndiT 

Tr.nk W SSontt 

Surah P ^liarp 

Marmtrot I, 

hternm 

Walter L. Haehnlen 

Kmhryn 0. McCluro 

H S Nliimwell A H. W 

•nHinmii H Edward* Jr 

ThoRMI II. Edw.nla Jr 

Thi.mn. II, Rdw.rdn Jr 

Thoman H Edwnrdii Jr. 

llor... 

L. Groa» 

'HIOH- H. Etlw.rda 

Ttiim. II- nVlwardn 

Kftthiyn fi. Mc^luro 

Carrie K. L.k« 

C«rrlc H. Lake 

Ed» 

S. l>avli 

Getj. >-'- Hnunr 

M.i if K llruwn 

Mm ir It 

Bn,wn 

Niulii 

StocVtT A Mnry ( i 

Mnry I' ('uiinlnirhnni 

P. M. C.rrtne 

1>. U. llrern* 

f. M. (.Ireune 

N. Iti.lry 

John 

Wilmn 

Jf,nî>hiiic 

Berneiv 

H.n-y PurvJit 

lno«. J. Kelly 14-1 

Lt-«l* 

Alirnhamti 

S.riih 

Hornstoln 

K I.. Worthlufrtun 

Hil.ln a--' 

M.iy II. lj>it»t: 

A. W. Hsilry 

L^tntliand Ciirii 

Juhn W. Kmve 

Berth. W. Laud 

Lyili. Howell 

llmokiilde Inve.tnmnt i\ 

Cm 1 Dwiar 

II, f;imer Shoemaker 

It. 

Klmnr Shocm.kt-r 

Ch... W. • M.rir.ret Pi 

timi'lie 1-' Bauer 

Itn.ok.liio Invmtment Cn 

Wm 

E. MR.i»y 

lUymiind G 

If.ll 

Itayiiiiiml C H.ll 

(Torn 

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lnr 

In. 

lnr 

Wil 

Maaiivy 

J. Wllion Monlhan 

J 

Wilaon Monlhan 

J. W[!s.,n Munlhnn 

J. Wiln.il, Monllmn 

J. Wllatm Monlhtn 

J. Wllsuii Monlh.n 

Wllllun K. Maii»,y _ 

Wni. K. Maaney 

Jtilin W 

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Wilhetmlnu M. Sni'i. 

Willn-linlnn M. 'ini'l. 

Wllholmilm M. $il|i|i 

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Tetiith lnr 

Zoniili tnc 

H. W. Kfdwtway el at 

II. W. Ridtfuwar et nl 

II. W. Ridinw.y «l nl 

II. W. liiilireivar at al 

II. W. Kiditeway ft nl 

H. W. Kidireway Ft nl 

H. W- Kidwway et nl 

II. W. KldjrcAvay «t al 

II W. Itidudey et til 

t;«i. Guffney A ek'« Bench taml Ct 

pM-k'ii B««ch Land (?t 

Perk'. Iteuch Land Cu 

lVrk'a Iteach L.nd It 

Ceo. Cafiney A I', linn 

41m. F. fiadcr 

l'eck. Bench Laml Cu 

Peck'n Bench JL.nd Cu 

reck'i* Beach Lnnd Co. 

Perk'n Beach Land to 

!Vck'« Bestih Ltitid Co 

tlctan City 'Reelty 4 u 

Treamiro Inland Itc.lt y Cu 

Ti*.tiute Ixlind . Rculty l\t 

Treasure 

14I.Hd' Rmltr Co 

Trvl.im 

laland Kvalty Cn 

Margaret (•. 

Stfmm 

M.rjrirret (•. 

Sttmm 

Thom» 1". Flahir 

Mcrchatid'llle Oak. Amii-x Co 

Merch.ntville Oaks Amity C< 

Melelt.ntvlllc Oaku Anticx Ci, 

Blw. A Kmlly A. Wullacr 

Edw A Emily A. W.llxi 

Etiiv. A Emily A. W.llan 

Provident Trust d> . Ej. A Tr 

1'ruvldent Tru.t f'ii.. Ex. ft Tr 

Provident Tnuit Co.. Ex. A Tr 

Edw. L. A Emily A. Wallarr 

Hild. Rcen 

Hilda RKH 

I renatli"e Inland Ittblt) f 

—TriHiinr—lalaml—Really CiT 

TriqiHtJi^ Inlnnd Ke»ll) I o 

II 

A A E Llnmlr, & I 

II 

A * E Lint-oln A i 

II A * E Lincoln * t 

Tuekahoa Natlnnal Bank 

Turkahuo National Hank 

H A A Blla. Llnrnln * r It Allen 

H A i Bill Lmrotn * L R Allen 

H A « EHl Lincl.i J, I n All. „ 

II A * Bill. Unroll. * 1 R An,,, 

H A . * Kill Iiiictiln 4 r II Allen 

II A * E Mm ..In 1 I. n 

Allin 

bamurl 2, Butlrr 

Ellz K & Joaeph i " I .turn 

II A 4k E Lincoln L F, R Allen 

II A * E Lliutiln * h It Alltn 

H A * E. Ulioolit I L K Alltn 

II A * E. Unioln I t 

H Allen 

Walur M IJuek Frank I. !„( 4 (•_„ 

11 Marrhall 

Walter H Buck frank (. l-«if 4 Get 

B 

ulandiall 

Anna L Uuso 

129.40 

171.49 

'O 

Alle 

Allr 

Alli 

Hilda 

O t 

(I C 

(Irnaii 

Orean 

Uecan 

Ucean 

Ocaan 

Ueaan 

OcBUn 

Re 

S. M 

RMilty Co 

ReaJtr Co. 

City Really Co 

City Really Cfl. 

Ciry Htalty. co. 

City Raally f.,. 

City Raalty Cn. 

City Realty Co. 

City Rwlir Cu 

Thos. D. Uuernt ^ 

tiio., D. Qnern. 

H s «hlmw. If tax reductinnii 

|re niaiie to B puint where prop, 

frty uwiierH find It worth while 

iiuilil, work will bp I'leiitsri for 

Toi'p pHijpl*' ihiin ;iff aviiilnhlf. 

jlfre," 

preilictiun was niado tn 

Ihe Rotary club at Watson's fof. 

Wee Shiip IiiBt Friday tiiBht bj' 

City Ciiiiiniliiiioiipr Henry IJop!.- 

fcr, Jr,, ilirectur of revisnui 1 

nnil 

, lit the riinrluniun nf ii 

lii Ik in wliii'h lip auilint'.l 

sumii 

Xf tlie results his ili > |Uli*'tnifiu im* 

Listening In 

!ndv|ii!ndi.'iti 

and 

rurri-ni 

Ufrfln ..I.K 

iili,. Ths 

art nol 

yplniuni 

mnniw. 

lUd 

W/K'Ll., now that w» have 

" Uii. Wurhl's Spiies all setlied, 

State Wants More 

Teachers Here for 

High School Work 

Won't Be Added F»r Two 

Years; Inspector Finds 

Classen Overcrowded 

FACULTY IS PRAISED 

i'iiii turn tu the leas 

illiiilur tif SiH'inif lhl> 

And, 

Sec Siitliini; Funil'a ICitil 

icNCr vxiiluincil in tlctuil 

lite 

histiiry uf tlip sinking 

fuini anJ 

ii'tpil tiiat iiy the i?mi iff l!i;i(i 

It will pii«H nut' iif iixisLi'liee, with 

pli term 

iit)ii(l« letii'ml, many uf 

em several yuiirs hel'tm" iliciip 

ilate. 

"Of the $175,000 term ImnVs 

miiiiiiiinj tu he ri'tireil," he SHid, 

I'lhp nillkiliif funil hll» nsaftii ii.i' 

luliiiij; (1-11,000, n» of AUBUSI 

%H, Thfiu! 

will iiM iiiiieuHci bv 

IBI- $n,OOD bufme the end uf 

|he year, Ifiavirijj it liiiliiiuv ui 

Jaii.OOO yet tu l)i) ruined tu' iviirc 

KinkihK 

fund. 

"I iielievi, thut at the t'n.i tif 

|U3ii, Bith careful plaiininn ami 

ling, tlie turni htiiuls tliiit are 

Hue In IWa and JH44 will he iviired 

from stix to ••iaht ywir- lielure 

they ure clue, ut which time 

liio Minkinjr funii ciMiHes tn tic,' 

!!*n LlilfiriMti ho* 

\ He said thut years ago, public 

officials issued bonds for improvement!!, 

tu be paid 20 to 40 

i in the future, nut that 

dieti they 

caltlLi due thyre ll.«ll- 

|ily were no funriH to meet them. 

The bends then would be leiiew. 

possibly 

with the jiuymeiii nf 

half point ill Ihi- interest, nite, 

Hy shyrp rulitruKt, 

Ilimnpr tnln 

pow in recent yoaiB liuiitls liine 

reilrcil ttevuraj years 

befnrc 

Hue, with a resultuiit 

saviiifr in 

Rst and ii iinifit in the sinl,- 

(t'tintiiiiii'il oil piifie !i, Bee, 2) 

while we are tm the 

miiijei'L, a new idea was dtivehi|ii.,i 

in that last series Jfume 

Shut misfht lie (iujjjieti tu puliliis, 

Iht? Luril Jiigh Ci)mniis- 

Muiifi' nl iia.fball 

it'nim-eri une 

tif ihi" players bei'ause the Inns, 

111 a jjiiji buttle denitiiistnition, 

iletliittl UlHy didn't wain him 

tu pluy. 

Why lltil It-t the cuiidnliitf.fi 

pui'Jiie Ijelul-e the populace, and 

tile UIIU ici'pi.iiiH" the jfieatest 

dernunstratitiii tif htius, be ellnlniiiti.d? 

Wt i-i>ul,i keMjj Uiis up 

UII 111 tin- ulii. left iviiulil he 

friiwtiei! will) thi. tin uiiii-ti- 

Ju»t 

ihiiik ul' ttiH wear and 

U.ir un li.puliiiitins and fiimily 

xki'liiliilin lhat wnulil lie »aVHil. 

"THOSK 

* just tJ 

Wildwni.ll 

yet al.inu' 

tin 1 

iJe 

(ew Motor Club 

Is Formed Here 

iranch—of •AAA^Sueeeedi 

Atlantic City Group 

Tiie Shore Molur Club of 

oulli Jeisey, .succeeding the At- 

Uanti.j City Automobile Cluli, wua 

fformally organlEcd at Watson's 

Coffee Shop last night (Thursday), 

at a diiinir arrariKad by 

Elmer Crane, furiflef 

repreftentn- 

»ive here of the Keyatone Autoniubile 

club. The club will have 

lota! office ut the Ocean City 

[Flower .Shop. 

The new olub starta out with 

iiberahlp in Ocean City alpne 

uf approximately 60, and 

with an unticipated total mem. 

Jershlp in Cape May and At- 

|lntic counties of 2800 to 8,000. 

local urbanization will have 

.one truatee on the board of di. 

eetorss. • • 

The club will be fully 

affil- 

Bnted with the American Automo- 

Joile Association and will enjoy 

lall privileges of gueh memberhip. 

The A. A. A. embraces I,- 

. 00 clubs in the United States 

ami 800 in foreign countries. It 

some 1,600,000 active mem- 

Bors, 

The local members .pledge 

Jtnemselvia to work for a "strong 

•organization of individual motor- 

TMil and act collectively in pro- 

"notinf better 

secondary roads, 

leedeil improvements of existing 

Mads, greater safetF on high- 

J'ays and gafety in public ichooli; 

•W oppose unjust and unwarrant- 

â motor vehicle taxation in na. 

'Wonal and ituto legislaturai." 

|Summer Resident 

For 40 Years Dies 

Mrs Anna Viiglniu Alli-n. nl 

Mow nf Hanlsftn n. Al'oil. uitd 

lat noon, Sunday, at hvi ltoinc, 

1I00S Strntrord nv. Molnne rnh, 

iru. $h e ni)(J bccn | (, 0Vl, r 

eInce 

Iner return earlv In .Setiiisinhor 

lirom Ocean City, rnoumunia KIUH- 

IM her death 

I Ftoneral servip^s wer? lit Id at 

Inpr lato renldonc», nt 2 p m 

IWednendav. Dr. nnii Mra William 

|O Abbott attended Truni this tilj- 

(Mm, 

Alien was thi- im,liter ol 

fthe wife nt Mr». Abbott's Volh- 

"r. Tbomas H. • M.\tihti\l 

S|ie hsd gpent thf- mtti 49 siim- 

•*re.,-Since lffJf. RIJB VII 

*W.'MI 

Last 

week, tin 1 iJeinu.iaUi' 

iilfjitli lliele •'.ipruiIK 1 ' ai.me sensaUtiiial 

I'harges iiKaiilst 

tieur|/fi 

J. Biehl, allegeil poiitical writer 

fur Ltill Hum's Vi'ildwuud 1*!»1- 

er, umi a. W, Silvurmaii, stale 

t'lmirinun of the Hoosevelt Ioi' 

I'residem AKKUL'SUMIIIIM, Inc., 

who is lea.iinir the (ight fur 

Kt'.in and llntrnuin in Jersi.y 

City, 

iixiiinsl the Hiiifuu inn- 

{'hint 1 . 

The chalnfes were made by 

William Geiirge, UHsislant pum- 

PLUtor uf Huilsnn county, ut 

;he .Muiiiv-Dill meeiiiiK ut Wihlwujid 

last week. The Tribunejiiuniul 

printed them. They 

ciinHisted uf a luiifj list of inilirtmems 

fur vurlous and nyritlr.\ 

allejfed misdemeanorH, etc, 

MOW itimes Ml. Hihsrman in 

^Xit snappy answer, demanding 

inii "tliate rotriictlijii tit tht 

i-huigefl ur he will institute civil 

an,I criiiiinal libel (jiDteedings 

ajsainst ^.he Trib-Jnur and its 

fditi.r. 

Jlr, Silverman claims that 

lite rei'urii does not constitutethe 

claim nf beinK "friniinul," 

as then, was never a conviction 

on any of the charges. Mr, 

(•forfrii also charifed that 'Mr, 

.Silvoniian was a fugitive 

from 

jiistke. 

Mr. ailveinuiii was 

plesent at the meetinB lit Wiliiwood, 

ami Jlr. George 

pointed 

him out. 

Xmv Mr. Silverman 

wants to 

knuw why Mr. Ueorgo, asîui. 

iiificer of the law, diiln't aiTest 

hint then and thuie, knowing 

him to lie a fugitive, ami turn 

him over tu the iiolifc. 

That 

(UoiHliiUBd on wi 4) 

Barnacle Bill 

joins Marines 

Junior-Senior High to be 

Merged Into Six-Yaw 

High School.* 

Krnni now on, as far as Hie 

HUtte in concerned, 

there wi] lie 

tin junior and senior high 

here* Insieiiif it will 'he known as 

;i sis-year high school, 

Howard Dare White, of Trenton, 

assistant coninilsNijiner of 

cducatinn, in chariie nf hleb 

sebtiols, \sas )iere on Tuesday of 

ia^t week, and announc^ri this tieciHioii 

following an aM-rlay in- 

•pi'rrlfin, during which he voiced 

enthusiastic pra.!fee for the resorl 

high school. Its leaching stuff, its 

snidpnt body nnd lift rMiiiipnielii, 

Seiuirate ••rincipuls Ki>i|ii(ni|l 

îlperintendenl 

Oenrge F.._ 

Brown, 

reportlnti the insppcilon, 

Tiiesday nigh! of this week lo thf 

hoard nf educallon, Naid HIH stnle 

requires separate principals for 

iiininr jind senior hiish schoolf 

Whtin he itild Sir. While Hint the 

sriiriiiis wevf 

heinu aderjualelv sii- 

^lervlsed under 

ihe present sir. 

rangement and that the eniplouiir 

of iin additional principal would 

involve unnecessary 

expense, Mr, 

White said he would Just oall II 

u sis-year high school, nni! iei 

it BO nl lhat. 

He said the high sriinol 'i.m inn 

many riupiU per tearher and that 

mni'e * liiKb school teachers nnisl 

he added, hilt that in viciv nf Hie 

present stringent financinl rnmlllions 

ihc ndditlon need not !m 

made for two yea. 

Resort Housing Committee 

Meets With Mayor Tonight 

Public Meeting Later, to Acquaint Property 

Owners with Federal Reconditioning Plan 

A preliminary committee masting haa betn called for 

tonight in the commissioners' room, city hall, by jfayor 

Harry Headley, chairinan of the local community campaign 

for reconditioning of homei under the federal housing 

administration. 

He said Wednesday the personnel 

of the executive and advisory 

committees had been only 

tentatively selected. He probably 

will call a public meetinjr later, 

to acquaint property owners with 

the plan. 

The following information, sent 

to The Sentinel Ledger by the 

federal housing administration, 

gives a good idea of the many 

needed improvements property 

owners can make, under the government's 

reconditioning plan: 

"For those who live in houses, 

those who repair and construct 

houses, and ^hose who invest in 

houses" the Federal Housing Ad- 

, . . ---.-- " --, If you have cash for orouertv 

ministration permits you to make (Continued on Page 2, Section S) 

housing improvements and repay 

in regular inatnllment* nut 

Soui 

income. 

No Need to Delay 

Niiw there y no neeti to delay 

the larger improvements which 

mean better houiiing and better 

living. A new coat of paint, a 

new roof, additional plumbing, 

jijfhiiiiij .futures or heating equipment 

. .-. any or ail these woulii 

improve the arot" ranee, 

renfcability 

and efficiency of your 

property, 

'Make repairs . . . better 

the surroundings for your family 

through one of the simplest and 

•most reasonable 

cing ever devised! 

ivstems of 

flnan 

Motorbike Cop Goes to Sea 

And Lands Number Slips 

Avail! Belay there, matey! 

Meet Ocean (llty'M sea-isnini; con 

- MiiiorcyclB I'atrnliiiaii naiiiacle 

DIM Hiiiith. 

Plilladelpllla nild New York ate 

Jtlslly iiiotid of their marine pnlice 

fiirees. Jinny a fliiti fliillon 

yarn about Ihnni, IISIH urarnd I lie 

iniMes nf iiiaHiixIneH. In tiiiuniliy 

these romnntlc, ndventurnuM flKures 

who prowl the waterfront, 

iiiiiy escflll nut one-miin nea forrc. 

Hut in qMnllty? Nij(! 

Itiiriui.k- Hill, the Snllnr 

Here's how come 

Bill to put 

In sea: 

Pursiilns their routine duties, 

WedneHday, Bill nnd riitt'olman 

Lpi'iiy rrowley 

nRpled two fiolnrml 

men in a car, ulldlnB alnng 

dfli fit. toward Ihe bridge, 

"Numherp!" Tlint thoiiijhi flnHhed 

thrntlgll their Rusplnlniis mlndfl. 

They gavB chase. An lh« nolnrftl 

iiien spoil .icrnsii the liridje, a 

(fjntlnOHl on nan II 

np 

He found the hinlosy denartnieiii 

hnndieaiiped beciiuse of insiifricieii! 

eqiiipnienl. Blnce his 

visit slens have been taken to 

rertify this, pHncipallv by Ihe 

atiditifin of an ulexneiislve mot inn 

nicMire machine. Films for it will 

be siipplled by the stale. The 

hoard 

will be required tn nay 

pnstage on them, 

Mr, White's principal retmm. 

menilatinn was Ihe ndditlon of 

snap disnensers. which b* stiid 

fire reqiilrod, Their iiistaliatinn, 

this week 

'nises the r.'anrt iib''' 

srlmril from fourth tn fifMi cliiSs. 

Mr While particHl!irlv tirnlsod 

the imnrovement in io«i>iii>r-n.inll 

feialions. He wfn aci 1 omnj!il'>il hv 

!. A. nice, in fimfsii of ciimni(.rrlnl 

nditcalion 1 , 

Two Wesley av. 

Residences Sold 

Carey Reports More Inquiries 

Than for B Yean 

Two fine Wesley av, residences 

exchanged ownership this week, 

The large collage at 1417 Wesley 

av., formerly owned by Robert 

MeCauIley, of Wiit Philadelphia, 

was purchased by E, E, Hutchin. 

son, prominent road contractor, 

of Alden, Delaware County, Pa, 

The cottage at 1528 Wesley av,, 

formerly owned by Perry L, 

Smith, of Merehantville, was purchased 

by T, Herbert Johnutoii, 

of the Globe Engineering co,, gear 

manufacturers, Philadelphia, 

Both owners jmye 

been fr»- 

quent Ocean City visitors. They 

will .ipend the week ends with 

their families here while the 

weather remains favorable, 

T, J, Carey, through whom the 

sales were made, said this week 

his office is receiving more in. 

qulrits for lots, cottages anil 

apartments from prospective buyers 

than at anytime during the 

past five years. 

Recently seven Wesley av, lots 

near 21st it. were sold by his 

office. 

Plans for the erection of 

two cottages have been approved 

and will be constructed 

before 

next spring. 

Dr. Adams on Job 

After Operation 

Dr, Thomas Adams, local chiropodist, 

returned 

home Monday 

night, after having undergone a 

sinus oneralinn in ' Hnlinemann 

Hospital lagl week. He Is now 

hack in his office, attending patients. 

65- Year-Old Pillow Top 

Wins Fair Blue Ribbon 

r G' J-I --• i fine In texture and proved Joo 

Work ot O1X Ijenerationi | much for her great, great grand- 

. Represented in Ocean 

. City Heirloom 

Mrs, Elna Plant, M» Artury 

av,, is proud of the fact that ii 

piece of needle point in which 

she eontrlWtfd soniB liandlworli 

f 

#08 * blue rlhlion 

Mi 

tt'Jtto 

t tho'floiinty 

last weell.; :• 

[HowUop,! 

inother, who began it. and so It 

.•ami! tb be nn Inheritance and 

each 

siicceeilng (eneratlon pill 

Its work and labor on It thru 

toe effort of the eldest daughter. 

One can trace the years thru the 

difference In nnlor nnd texture 

(if the embroidery throud lined. 

It was Mrs, - PIftnt'i eomflBtttlon 

to put |h^ flnlBblnir tqut'hiss 

GOP Candidates 

Introduced Here 

Kean, Bacharach, Hoffman 

Speak at City Hall 

Heralded by the lUth Infantry 

band, which nerved tiveneMs with 

Harold G, Hoffman, Republican 

candidate for governor, state, 

congressionai and county eandidates 

rode into Ocean City at 

10:80 a, m., yesterday, on the 

second atop of tin oll-tlay county 

tour, and were greeted on city 

hull steps by a crowd that lined 

both aides of Asbury av. 

They were introduced by May 

or Headley over the city'i leu, 

speaker system. 

The tour ended last night with 

a iiiassmeetlng in Wildwood, 

which fired the opening gun In 

the Republican county campaign 

Hups Post Office "Wop" 

Congressman Isaac Burhiirach 

said at the rneeting here thai he 

would not be a "rubber, stamp", 

m Washington, He rapped Am 

Idnunistration for failure to provide 

a new postoffice here and 

won applause by advocating compensation 

fur ex-service men. 

Senator Hamilton F. Kean siild 

he huped Bacharach will be the 

next speaker of the House He 

declared for federal protection of 

beaches, and said New Jewry'* 

workers are paying millions in 

federal tajies, used to pay west, 

ern and southern farmers to plow 

under crops and live stock 

Charges Dill, Hague Candidate 

Hoffman 

declared there must 

be a complete revision of New 

Jersey's taxing system to relieve 

the burden on real estate. He 

charged that Mayor Ha K iit.s Hud- 

Jon county Democratic bom, 

brought out William L. Dill for 

governor, 

'Mayor Hfpdley introduced As. 

sembrynmn 

William C, Hunt, 

Siirhng W, Cole, candidate for 

county clerk; Albert K. Blinn, 

for sheriff; Lawrence M, i.ear 

and Osman M. Corson, for freein. 

j ^ ^M8 |(- 

Free Vaccination 

OtferedChildren 

Health Officer Urges Con. 

tent *- 

Free vareinatlon aOTiiisl smnil. 

pox ia offered Ocean ritj- chlldren 

of school and pre-rthonl nm, 

the hoard of education was informed 

Tiiesday nlBlit (by f'ltv 

Health Officer Harold Hairer. " 

In a letter to the hnriril he 

said this is made possible by the 

free distribution of materinl hy 

the state department of health. 

He has obtained a supply of 

forms for narentR to RIOT, Riving 

thilr consent. And he said he felt 

Biire the school physician imrl 

other resort physlcianR will glart. 

ly cooperate with tlieir services. 

He reminded the 'board that It 

has tlin risrht to exclude any ten. 

(her or pupil, not siiecessfnllv 

vaccinated or re-vaceinated. This 

however, hai never been enforced 

here. 

Board members agreed to cooperate 

with him fully, 

Pni-onts 

Boat Upsets in 

Bay; Man Missing 

Cowl Guard Search For 

Philadelphia!! Futile 

A joyous fisliliiii parly early 

WediieBduy rvenlni! heiieved in 

hnve ended in d»aih fur one man 

iiiid neuriy insulted In Ihe drowii- 

IIIK nf another nmn und IIIH wife 

lifter the rowboal in whinh 

they 

nal upset in the liny off Mil st. 

The man thniiKlit In imve 

drowned was Bliner Wiliv. S5. 

who hud been wnrliinj,. on ihe lei 

iriicks or ••Wllltey" Bnllersiiv and 

living nt the Iliiltprshj- himie. 12 

nay iiv., .uince eiiriy siimiiier. H» 

formerly lived in Philadelphia mid 

hftd been iibmiiini; to iiceumpiiiiy 

ihe Battershy to Plnilda soon. 

ItcHOiii'il l(, Allen 

nrotherH 

Hnrij.iinin 

MuiTii, 1 , !R, nnd iii» 

wife, Margaret, Sfl, of (LM Buy 

nv.. were resimad through qiiieji 

work on I lie part or Ted and Klflott 

Alleii. son« of caplaln J. H. 

Allen, who t:iintfini;; tlie tiugtljouss 

id 4th st. ami the buy. 

Hearing .Mrs. SIurrny'H s 

lifter tin- round hollom iî'iifl 

erturned, 

launched* 

Parade, Carnival 

On Hallowe'en Is 

Plannedby C of C 

Legion and Jemee to Co- 

^watr in Street Pag. 

eant and Fete. 

LEGION BAND PLAYS 

Street Dancing, Games and 

Contest* Scheduled 

For Children 

Ocean City kids are going tu 

Town Gossip 

have a parade 

this year! 

fof 

Hallowe'en 

The chamber of commerce de^ 

elded Tuesday night to sponsor 

the affair In cooperation with 

Police chief Jack Jerriee and 

.Morgan Ranck post, American 

Legion, which will be requested 

to assist. 

Otis M, Tosvnsend and Dr, J, 

Howard Sharp were appointed 

representatives of the chamber 

to make arrangements. Chief Jernee 

had been conslderingc the plOA 

himself f or a week, 

1 

Mrs, Rosalie T, Howo reported 

she was sure that mPiiiherB el 

the Businesg and Professional 

Women'M ^lub will act as judges, 

and Mr, Towngend volunteered to 

erect a judges' stand. It Is pian 

ned to ask- the Cape May Count} 

American Legion band to furnish 

music. 

Besides a short para-ie of chiU 

dren in costume, it is planned to 

follow with a sort of carnival in 

a ropeil-off portion of Asbury av., 

for (fames, dancing and various 

kinds of contests, with ll 

prises to be awarded. 

The chamber felt the uf!ai t 

not only will liven things up, but 

will keen th younger people uut 

of mischief. 

Schwatt Sues School 

For$25,000Damage«, 

Of Accident Two Y< 

the Aliens quickly 

rowboiilH iriiiii their 

iliick. 

Ted pii'keii Mm. Murray 

from Ihe water near fit Ii St., while 

liliiolt rescued her husband, iiiilli 

were weak frimi tlieir striiisBles 

In Hep afloat, iillt were otbeisvitr 

un harmed. 

roBNt fiiiiird Neiiri.li I'iilili> 

rantain 

Allen meantinie put in 

n call for coast guards. A bout 

rrom the 4th si, siatloh coninuinded 

by Captain rhrlslophnr Ben- 

II ll h 

p 

patrolled the bnv to inth 

si, 

witliniit findini! Wiley. Th',, 

IIIBII examined bridgi IIIIIIIR to 

see if he miglil he clitlEillB In nil" 

nf (hem, Ted All made :\ sepond 

trip out nnd sBiirehed 

Klder island 

in the hay without rcMiiH, 

It was nol detcrmineil 

exiirilv 

whnl eniiKed Wiley's disappearanee, 

as he was known in iinvn 

bceii a good swimmer, MIH, ^Mirray, 

who Hield Jils belt lo Keen 

berHolf nflniit for a tiiiie, rfiensed 

her hold for a momeni, nnii coiiliJ 

not find Wiley aenin. 

nesidents ninnj the liny reported 

that they heard laiiEhiei' 

shortly before the fntal upsei. iniiiftatine 

thnt ihe 

Ing themselves. 

tin were enjiiywlll 

ihe notified 

this nt 

munlse their chili 

through the 

schools of this opportuntty to Im- 

Idren, 

School Buses Crowded 

Say S. End Residents 

Complaint from South End rrsidents 

thnf Pitbljc Service lumen 

haiillnf children betwen there and 

(h* tbree schonln were no crowded 

that many children were forced 

to ttand was received recently 

by the board of education ind resiilted 

In a Buggestion being made 

that ehlldren llvlnp north of 17th 

st, be required to walk to school. 

The matter was referred to fluporlntendent 

Qeorge E, Bruyti, 

and lie roported to the hoard oh 

Tuesday ttlffct that ho tn Invesil,nUng, 

(but that he had hoard 

»i colajplBlnbi recently. • ..-::. 

Grocer Here, Dead 

David W, Dibb, 5C, Paulsbiro 

grucer for IS years, and resident 

of Ocean City for 20 years until 

1017, died in Pnulsboro Sunday 

after an illnegs of sl» niantiiB, 

Mr, Dibb conducted a grucery 

store here at 12th st, and A»- 

bury av. He was an uncle of 

Harry Dibb, resort - .plumbing 

contractor. 

He was interr«tl at Clarkshoij 

Wednesday afternoon. He is «ui- 

Jr., and 

Suits Holding Up 

Bank's Dividend 

Bower Say* He Hu En 

ough Cash for Payment 

A dividend niiild-be declared 

this time by the First Nntlonal 

Bunk's receiver, p, IC, J, Bower, 

were jt not that several suils are 

now pendinu to 1 eHtuhllah preferreil 

claims against the receivership, 

.Mr, Bower said loday In 

m.iiiiiiE 

iinblir bis qjiarterly 

siiiienient. 

"Olivioiisly, thi; plaintilfH In 

Ihese siillH could secure n re 

siialninis order If I iitioiiipled tn 

pay out any of (be iissels bnfnrc 

tlieir idMiw are disposed of," he 

said. He Indicated that he will 

fii'hi ail i»f these siiiis to the 

blltor eiiil. 

rash tin Hani) 

Tho statement «hows (1SB,4!)O,- 

H2 niiHij on hand, nn increase of 

$2,;tS4,58 dtirinB the pasl three 

monthM. This, Mr, Bower pointed 

out, IK ample lo declare n first 

dividend, 

were it not frtj- the 

suits. The receiver was not op. 

timistie as to the prospects nf 

payinK a dividend nt any lime in 

tho near fnHiroT 

The receivership has cost $110.- 

fl7 duriiifr the three months end- 

Ing Spntemher no, as compared 

with $1,213.(11 during the prev- 

Iniis quarter. 'Hie total cost to 

date « expenses over 

composed nf cash collected from 

Intercut, premiums and rent — Ifl 

S7,4S7.17. ExpenBeR to dale 

tntnl 

%iiSW.iB and ' earnings, $3!),,511,- 

m. 

Gnllectlona diirlnj? the oimrter 

were i3!),O,ilg,27, brinf Ing t|e 

Brand total to f6S3.l37.4g, to date. 

I'll j mcntu Dnellile, * 

The receiver paid (ZS.Sil.nn rtlir. 

ing the three months to ihe Beronsi 

ruction Ftnanre rofnoratlon 

and lo ihe Iêderril neserve. an 

fnmparod .with Ml,afl7.4'l Pak! In 

Ihe previous nunrter. Total paid 

In ilyie |402,R16.10, 

in proieclion of is. 

Mets for the quarter totaled 14,- 

nO!1.4B, or n tola] to ilaie of f]T,. 

flg 

fl4g.8n, T.liiH eovevs 

two soni, 

David 

Stewart, 

taies. inBuron 

proporty 

Mrs. Ellen Ryan Dies; 

Lived Here 8 Years 

cMrs. Ellen Ryan, 10, of S4B 

Delancey pi,, a resident here for 

eight yean, died Saturday morning 

at her home, and was laid to 

rest Wednesday following funeral 

services in Fiankford, Pa,, her 

former, home. 

She ig survived by her daughter, 

Mrs. Elizabeth Conway; a 

granddaughter, Helen, of Ocean 

City, and one grandson, William 

Conway. 

Miss Helen Conway ia connected 

with the offue of Prank 

E. Darby Agency, 

School Board FeeliiV 

Grand and Glorious 

'NoUier 

grand 'nd jlorious 

feellnii 

Henrji W, Towriiend. aeore-" 

tary, reported "to the board of 

education, Tumtday nliht, that 

all bills, salaries and teactaflrx' 

annultv fund lftBtailnients ari 

p»Id.to date. 

v And to top It. 

Storm Caves in Bulkhead 

A quarter pf a mile of Waverly 

rtl. was barricaded against traffic 

by the police, Saturday, after the 

bulkhead which supports it, near 

the Longport bridge was demol- 

Ie There a NudJst (Or 

B. V, D.) Colony Hew? 

WalkinB alonf late 

Mondaj 

aftemoan, taking his daily constitutional, 

a eertaitf Ocean City 

man was startled to m a youth 

clad most peeuUarily for the 

chilly afternoons of autumn, 

This was on West av. near 

13th st. The man might have 

been about 30 years of age. He 

was tall, but too thin to be 

termed athletic. He was clad 

in B, V. D.'s and • atraw hat. 

That Is absolutely all he wore, 

"Is there a nudist colony 

around here" inquired the p&. 

destrian. 

"Naw!* wag the reply. 

"Are you cold?" 

ptr.ilsted 

the flrst one. 

"Naw" again replied the second, 

"What'i your name?" "Salter," 

was the laconic reply. 

The 

mystery was hot ex. 

plained. 

They Can't Laugh Off 

That Tern Cotta Sign 

The Atlantic City Electric Co, 

may think that fine-looking, romodeied 

building at Sth st, and 

Asbury av., is its new home, 

but the phantom forms of the 

old Title and Trust co. still 

flap around the cornices. 

Deeply cut into the terra 

cotta just under the eavei, on 

front and siile in thf Title aud 

Trust eo, name, reminder that 

the now defunct concern once 

called the building home. 

* m * 

Ford Bond, Ted Musing 

Monopolise Things Here 

Ford .Bond, ace aports announcer 

for the National Broadcasting 

to. and Ted Busing, 

for Columbia, certainly 

gxpnued 

themselves along' Asbury 

av., :di|ring the wind-up of tin 

TWtt i l « l i *ftm"•'• V 

from 

ettTf, .thirjf * or^fiurfe 1 

automobile. 

The itreet was 

almost deserted as ball fans aut 

before their radioi. ' " 

Cit) 

employes JmU-ncd in on 

the top floor 

A radiu m the 

office of Pidiie Chief Juck G. 

Jernee kept thf toppers 

posted. 

• * * 

Thornton, Once Piermaster, 

Looku Kinda Iôncly Now 

Ei! ward 

T. Thornton, who 

used tu he piermastei at the 

Anglers,' Club pier, 

which was 

demolished in u summer 

storm 

iv,it yeais a(ro, came m Satuldji\, 

loukino; a little lonexome. 

tt> nutily us he was off to Fort 

Slycrt, Florida, foi the winter 

He Bald he was Hurt uf "lost" 

since the old pier went out umi 

since so rnuiiy uf. the club's 

members had died. Ho has been 

coming here fur years and 

yearn, and it uidrly known 

amuiiK 

fishermen. 

He recalled that some 20 or 

25^yeais ago, as he WUH about 

to go tu Flunda bj sea, during 

the fall hurnt*rie season, he 

happened to see the IJ1H\, 

"BrewntiTS Millions," in Brooklyn. 

It deputed the interioi 

of a cabin un a yacht, 

caught 

• n u hurricane off HutteraH, It 

pitched 

u lldii OD the utage. 

Next ilu> he het âil for that 

same Htorm-tnssed areu. with 

-gr-jwe—inlsglvinfffi - - 

Auto 

Rod on 

FOOT tm 

TT- -^~1 

Negligence 

Strip to be 

ated by 

iuitior 

izfjôpr'i. 

must the Ocean dty'J 

ucation haii l>een «Wr 

win L. Schwatt. It,] 

tlia board meeting, 1 

The nit It the 

nonni Injurlei and 

§ar Schwatt slle«w 

ed in September, 18 

drove onto the Mfkl! „ 

the 6th BL side of ihej 

grounds 

BTSlpBr'*" 

rod, protruding from' 

pierced the floor boi 

car nod inlureff'fun fc 

The rod WWollH ,. 

which the school Intonl*! 

sere plared there trjr " 

chain or rope wan 

ODR these rMi to u 

to keep oft would-bp 

chain bad tbe^n rnnoin 

rndi had not y»» 

away Schwatt'i car 

in the darkness. 

I 

tend« a wumlnji; llptit.i 

been suspeDdM H"oni 

In hit complaint, ,_;Ji 

the car waa damaged I 

pair and Hist bo tn j 

(Contlqurf an r 

Pay Your Poll Tax! 

Constable's Coming 

You who have been ducking; 

your $1 a year poll taxes fof 

the past two years had better 

pity! The constable (John Dcn~ 

nis) will Ki't you cf you don't 

watch out! 

The department of revenue 

and finance nnnounced today 

that all unpaid poll tuxes, from 

l!)32 to 1934, inclusive, will he 

turned over to Dennis for col- 

Itxlion next week. 

Struhlc on Vacation 

City Treasurer and Mrs- 

Struble «re on a vncntion tri 

North Jersey thi?t week. 

^. W. 

m i 

They 

ished by a high tide and hlgli left Saturday anil will return on 

•son ' ' Monduy. 

No Bills, Low Tax Rate, 

Cash Surplus: Cincinnati 

Visitor Here Singa 

i 

of His City-Managed 

Home Town 

Jlr, and Mra. Thomas O. WrtRht 

of Clnclnattl, frequent Ocean City 

ttlohe trqtlcrs, are 

vlsltorfi and 

spending 

week ' here tis the 

KIK-stn of 'Mr. and Mrs. D Fran* 

ftmlth, 621 Orean av 

The WrlghtB have come here 

since 1919. rjpon being asked If 

khejr came every 

I replied, 

""«• '• 

Church in Atlantic city. 

They are enthusiastic about Ocean 

L_lho_ 

The couple will 

sades Park, where Mr.- 

an 

instructor in 

They met while both *e 

tcndintr the state 

lege, Trenton. 

Additional T« 

For Central 

Mrs. Ixiuise 

resort teacher, wM 

the itchool board 

r 

to take over half of- the,., 

heretofore taught by Mtui 

arine Ojtden, In the 

school. Miss Ogden's , 

been badly 

They're Glad 

Discovered 

It was n (break "fj 

City school klflg thj 

pber ColumTiUa aturaTi 

America while 

the eafltctn shore otlA 

erwlee, they 

lpff a holiday todtyCil 

anil thev aie. 

V 

This ID rolntnhtW'; 

fc 

TooUte 

TOR KBNT — Al 

rotpu mid dlnlni 

a u '^l''^l. 425 Mt 

«19 ftU it. 

Wsfl.

ft -A -^ \ 7 i | y jT;—* fetjjM J*PT T*T T* t r J j 

Kinully itit«J-f>(te(l the duunoir In ' 

--,«-,;.:.-;,:• .-•»• fh« *TO"f. :B»tabiy".*Ulv.b#'itnt 

•^•:»•••;;;•:^yj^-e-^^^VfV^î 

winter and 

Lei.um Time Move I SchooU; Brown 

Upon by a newly i ,:... th« BIbl., 

„» Woitinit one iltk 9 ih. D«1W «4i3{:'PW (fBi«, e', ntoVlBltlit ffloyiiMnt :ipqh sptrisor- 

, 

01 

„. »•• bHato tonw oneof xout. When jsn_» »w M Jw tHi government, addressed 

••• ffi* 1 *' '»•**• J»'••'"!* Mia th.' dek al tne Ocean flty Olvle Club it the 

ith munltioiw makers Ut« i»uy, 

i l «*"I * 

' toa»«i8 In the t*6 grade lilioplj, 

however, reduced the net gsin (for 

hw 

^Jritfiy 

L 

"\:_ 

p 

1 

if 

•_rf 

, I 

1 

riflfffT 

w m m 

fiSWgSfiVJ 

"HI 

t nBf^~riBjf~T3TBItC iiiiilSJ^fciiis-llliJili 

mi oil the port] Oii-to-Oregon, Inc., Washington,! 

aiYpwpriitloBs 

and Japan, 

?5l»t|4drtB' wttH; reduced publicity I dliarmament and world pence 

^S 

j "Dour Mayor 

I larl Sharp and Benner wai np- dojiij.' Prof. 

i , . , , j 0I. Iti daily in my li 

plans a sauer 1 

I social time here, at which tlie I Prof. Unger, 

"• 1 • • •" • -- 3, Look FWwirt to 1135 

iueh eweedingly 

pleasant 

our improvement jn health. 

your splendid 

Hoy Jeffries, Vic uriesnaufl am ^S^SJF&< ,-- , 'Continue to enjoy these delightful 

William L. Gibb were appointed . "Uf« EILERT." features offered by the kind and 

a standing committee for re- (IWCrestiren rd., Upper Darby) far-flighted people of your great 

freshments. _ * * * resort, 

Henry Eoijaer, Jr., finance of- "Dear Sir — I am writinB to "Very truly, 

ficer of the post, (fave ft report tell yoii how much my siiter and 'THlSS ELSIE M. MOVER" 

of the treasury's condition, I enjoyed our. stay in Ocean City (Wernersville, Pa.) 

parochial p,-T. A. 

plans Card Parties 

A series of monthly card parthe 

American Legion 

TeaeSer Asiociation was decided 

Playful Clerk Is • Free Dance by 

On Probation 

from Chelsea Presbyterian church 

Business and ProfeBBliinn] Wo. in Atlantic City,, will conduct 

It was -then that Bill put tomen's elub Wednesday nirtit at the meeting of the Evangel Bible 

Class, 418 8th st,, second 

soit. Ho eoinmandeered a rowboat the club's first dinner meetinji u( 

nt a 7th st. dock, and steered for the winter, at WBtson's r'offoo floor, at 7:« p. m,, Thuriday, 

';-Iael joo car cotint on to live yon tBi apih i—«i— Beaoh Thorbfare. 

mmk etesdy, V hlhfl healths Mbeat in etwry I And thtjs h lie reclaimed the pack- 

vice president. 

a Christian Jew, will hive speo-. 

In a round-table talk, she cuvo 

^M.îlViuja Free healing 

MiAjMlI jmr 'Hne coal' deal SaWdiforter, 2*, of JOT fmhtm 

they can Binlte their clib 

a program of sonjr and , tesfli 

t-lhma a ih« dauified tele- stj *|i6 'wma fined ISO for pds-thoroughly up to date. 

mony. It is expected the nieiialgt 

will be fivtn by their paitoti 

|^lWk' d U U 

Key. Lome H, Belden, '.; •, 

coal 

AtOtNCOALCO. 

Walter 

K of C Tonight 

Swiped Cops' Columbus Day Community 

Cur Mutt Report Affair; Convention Hall 

I with til earnings obtained B col-1 

BEC 

Lindsey, 83, of 1111 A community dance, with evan, 

unaries u, Keao lea in m i glasM8i if,,,. firil p 

.. .... „„ „._.,,,.i auspices of II *>_ 

hrty with instructions from Judge the Ocean City Knights of Col- II Carpet *-« Cleening Work* 

devotions, fte theme of, which j i t u i f or Prid ni ht ^ ^Palmtr M. Way to i ' umbus. The Ramblers Orchestra "^ Th_ Old... Md Msit It.ll.bl.- 

wps 'Good Citizenship. • j,,, ..a nn,i M_ H o Bnî n» «„ 

Thire were two vocal aold f r H^ a^dd county probation offieer once a will furnish music, and the gen- I DM •1 5-2710 lit] B.lllc A.,. 

fj s W GuiaSon 

by Miss Clara RoMnion who was J,,, 1.^^' 

Gu » (Mn mpnth. 

eral public is invltpd to attend. I Mm tut Musts, Jr. AilinUi' Oil* 

Pleading guilty in special sessioiii 

court to larceny of an au- 

series of winter events, design- 

The Knights are planning a lte= 

Mcompaniea by Miss Batg; Boyd. " ^ " i S S r ^ giiter Gertrude 

gave talks outlining the tomobile, Lindsey admitted he ed to draw the community together. 

had been drinkinj when he asked 

T 

Barnacle Bill Joint the school and religious work /s trUsporting the •. (tips tci 

Atlantic City "TieadqiiartffB," aecording 

(o police.' ' 

And little Jimmie told Wg 

teacher tnat.the belt example 

of a web-footed animal was a 

PIrit Dinner Session 

Miss Frances Britain, of Toms 

Hlver, addressed the Oeoaii aity 

The club accepted Hie luvitnl ion 

to act «l jndges In the resort's 

Hallqwe'en parade. It was announced 

that the national poster 

contest, whtch will advortiHn Bus. 

Inesi and: Professional Wiimen's 

week ntst.Bprini, will close the 

end, of thin month. 

Thoit attending the meeting included: 

Mrs. Virginia Crann. iires. 

identi MTi, Miriam Walrfwright, 

Miss S. B. Beck, Mrs, Sefhifart 

Miss Ruth Dalmaflo, In, p. Lo. 

Boy I(owe,, Mrs. Herhert WIlkR, 

Miss Ukener, M!ss Hfilen Derlick, 

MM, lllzanetli Woodcoek, 

Mrs. Afla Bantfin, Mrs, John jrnmonz, 

Mils Dorotpy Olrtach. Jfrs. 

Plorenoe Wrnoh and Miss Edfth 

ft. «§n«lL 

rîuHEu, me eop uisn went rk=w 

the police station, and nejtf thing'' 

he knew Lindsey and his fllr 

nntt 

Mr, and Mrs, George E, Seaman, 

MB Asbury av,, recently ae- 

......»». ulI,dsey at Spd st. 

and Afibury av. 

companied their son, Earl R. Sea-man and family, on a motor trip answer this question. Know tie 

thorough eye examination will 

suffestitig leniency^ said the incident 

as it turned out was notN. V, where they visited Wends school progress result from de. 

to Toronto, Canada, via Auburn, facts! Visual injury, and poor 

serious. 

and Niagara Falls, They returned 

via Buffalo, coming over the appointment. Drugless sigllt ser. 

fective vision. Dial J-lSSl for 

Peace Bridge from Canada. vice ilnce IDOZ. Very moderate 

They returned home Monday, In coat 

To Visit Bible Clais 

A young people's gospel team 

Mrg. Alice Yeomani,' of SUdland 

Park, N. J., was a Vedntfday 

and Thursday house gmii of 

Mr, and Mrs. Clinton B. Price. 

She is Mr. Prise's siswr. 

PMladelpkut 

4fttoWp to Canada 

Hip VSetinrGoei Home 

Robert Brunker, a Fhiladelphian 

who had been recuperating here 

since spring as the remit of a 

broken hip, was returned to his 

home on Wednesday in the city 

ambulance. - 

•ntto Msn-lnj MnftM II •''!•* 

Sgbjiei for Mit_t H 

"ABB ilN, DISEASE, AND 

DEATH BEAlf" 

aonJ.r sdiwl .t ftfi ft.U, 

lawyer and for his gift jf era. 

tory. 

He Is solicitor for the ,bor. 

ought of Catasauqua and N, 

Catasamiua, the N. Cataaauqua 

board of education, the Lehigh 

Bank of Catasauqua and the Lehigh 

B. i L. Assn. He is a charier 

member of the Caiasauqua 

Rotary club and has a 100 per 

cent attendance record. 

WE DO HKNOVATIlfG IK 

AIT, ITS ItBANL'HES 

Caipell, Rlfl, lIptiohdrlnK. Itiltr»fti, 

Bindiiif, Friniins, WtsfiBE, 

Drffng and Rcpafrinf 

ihanponitf of Fine Ilofliestic 

and Oriental Units 

Moth. DntnrM bJ Oar Up tcll.lc 

rmai 

Cirpcia «•< tali Stored 

Atlanric City 

Ready for School? ' 

Dr. LW. Belts & Sons 

OFTOMETOIStt 

1708 AtlanUe Arauio 

Atlantic City, S, i. 

0 a. m, to 5 D, m. 

Ewing T, 

Carson 

^ , i:)_ 

Fnuott ! I 

Lossesl 

CLINTON R 

TlthO 

Fine Corner. 

Lwge 

Room, 

8 BedrooiDB WW' 

HolWato 

BERTRANDJI 

•' 

15th and 

'"' vS'S 

FIRE INSI 

Check Up 

WHAT! MOP ONAVA 

m WtOTEdT YOUR LINOLEUM 

ttl foM LlBlrtte !• a tough, dgrabl. v«nhh 

Wi* *er llnebum, Jw pour ttafc*i wM 

fljliUJ, nitii rtî-ti" J fa.-.-^ -•; --' - - f-"-j|' f JfA^-A f A feiiJiWirir' 

»»w«r una iprtoa, jt Qroona wlin /Hljivllwiwu 

It III \I',OI I I 

sed Cars 

I Chevrolet $| Ag 

DeSoto 

Coupe 

929 Sport Coupe 

Ford 

D Down • M per Week 

Tenna on All Cscd furs 

er Chevrolet Co. 

ITIIOKIZED UEALKB 

119 Aabmy Am 

OPflCAl 

cui»ioh by 

as' to what would b 

way they could help get the 

ject completed. 

To Oo To Florida 

wS,"Si h 

U1 2 ^ 

to^pend the winter to we iouth 

—Beck's. Open All Year.—Adv. 

ALE 


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THe Titling of Bhtsse^, ls t an art, demanding 

first, a thorough' knowledge of optical requirements—that 

the vision may be accurate and 

comfortable. Second, skill and a, sense of 

fitness, so that the glasses may rest comfort, 

ably and he beGOmliiM. 

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Boia with or without borderi. 

Paint Specials 

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Omtrai: Wi; Reboot, 

Mjf, Brown; iaM, ;f A good 

Mrs, tralnor said that evury I nre going to nchool, Instead.* 

OLV THiNiTr EPISCOPAL ? ut taMuseof the SO hour week. If OVA _«_owin 

be observed 'Sunday, The church ""*" p. m.-~lytw Tueirfw. I 

edilice ii one of the oldest of flie Bstonr taiidini, Federttlon diiM *»""_,jr^_i 

.Methodist faith to the United OCMN cnfTXRiw ciira P«L * *"" We oriere

•V**.*' 

OCEAN" 

Files 

?or Freeholder 

^ .,.„.,__ 

VmMt 

for Corson'. Berth 

L p. Howijl,.Jr., o* 

„„„•*,..,« "Sndidota for Cape 

iny 'iconnty. fttttoWer at the 

Wwneiday 

. Cltrij Charlei 

ri)rk(*Bt Court* HoBii, 

Col. KawtU ii opposinif Acting 

" ' "*'iiQi««n M. Oorion, of 

?c Wim ..4MB ' W ' 1O J S , fllH 5' MM 8 

V- wwlBlrtd term of Itobert S, Mil- 

"Cffi, deciaied • Keputaiieaii office 

wsf L holder.. 7 Col. Hawaii's running 

li'T «»tr « (Freeholder Charles D, 

>owsll, ot Ocean City, eandi.iate 

'1 *(o -suOMej- himiflf. 

r 

'Howill'i recent appointment as 

chairman of the Demoeriitii; 

County Executive Committo tnps 

?!• a long rtcord: 

Ht wai born at Cranbury, N. 

i,i in ISSfi, graduated frnm 

^•jMnEtton in 1907, was borough 

difk of Avalon from 190H until 

ISM. He enlisted in tho infantry 

division of the United 

Stiites 

^fniy and served overseas for 13 

_, 

months, riling from n second 

fc • Htnt#n«ntcy to major (if the, 

,~' 4g0th infantry. 

fl *' " Afte* acting as supervisor nf 

thj United StateB census in the 

second conirreaitnnal district m 

lM9 r < he was a member of the 

board of taxation until 

C , ,H* w»a id«f«tttfa in 19£1 

itate senate by tho late Wil- 

UsurH. Bright; of Wildwood. He 

has bcon secretary of the Security 

Building and Loan Agsoelnti6n< 

of Avalon since 1922 an< 

priiftant of the First National 

Bank of Stone Harbor since July, 

1982. 

Since the end of the Wort 

War, Howeil has remained active 

in the Infantry Heitrva Corp am 

wai recently appointed Lieut-Col 

of tht SOBth Corp. 

Hu conducts an insurance buiiiness 

at Swolnton, where he owns 

a prise-winning peach and apple 

orchard. 

Trout's Secretary 

On 10-Day Vacation 

Miss Marie Notorangelo, City 

Commissioner 

John E. Trout's 

secretary, is on a 10-day vacation 

in New York City, visitinj; 

her fiance, Dr! Benedict Manls. 

cnlco, former beach doctor here, 

who cnntraeted pneumonia shortly 

before he was jrradusitMl last 

June rrom the Now York Hnpiespathic 

Medical School and 

Flower Hospital. His diploma »•».« 

presented in him sis ho lay docperately 

ill in the hospital. Ho 

hai not yet fully rpcnviri'il but 

it conviilc'sciilB rapidly. 

Miss Ailchiine Xiiliirangeln is 

suh.«tiUitinE fur lii'r sutrr in Mr, 

Trout's office. 

jimmy - \V.*IE* \Insrs [hn inns 

willi 7l)il wives? 

Iîiliil - I liOlif'vn lip wns. 

jimmy %VUH lie ihn iiuui uiin 

snlil, 

"Give nip liberty >' uivft 

me death 11 " . 

CAMPBELL'S 

Done Cleaning makes h * H AutlinwMr « 

re iTiiiinniii-iil 

fuel. All yntmniahie Impurities arc ri'incneil by Cunt- ('Ipaiiliiir— 

•ilylnjc juu clcniicr ruul tliut iiiciillN muri> bent, lTKKIt l'NTII. Ill"HNKIt 

COAL -* WOOD COKE 


1300 Weil Avenue 

648 

Phones: After 6 p. m.. 1046 

'Says You,' Says 

Ike Bacharach To 

Democrat 

Ackley 

ConfTenman jiaac Bauharach, 

RepubUcaii, seeking' re-election 

far his llth tirm, uriticlied ilia 

opponent, Charles W. Ackley, who 

was quoted at laying he would 

be a "rubber utafflp" for Preiiiient 

Rooievelt if eleeted to the. House 

of Representatives. 

Speaking at a rally of the 

Bfalr Booster's Club at PleaMntvilie 

Hluh School, Uuehararfi declarsd 

that during the last 20 

years he had served under flve 

(tifferent pfesidents r both Republican 

urn! Democratic, and "have 

not heatitated to disagree with 

any one of then) wlmij 1 felt thiit 

to dii ao would be for the hesl 

interests of the country," 

"We are passjnjf 

through u 

critical period," hu siaiii. 

"This 

Congrt'ss in the lust session was 

confronted with' legislative' problems 

drastic in uharaiMer und fur 

reaching in }>urposti T The next 

Conjjresd will have similiir pruh- 

Ionu fur consideration. 

"Certainly it should not be » 

iisher Htamp' C'inij^rp?.s;, nierely 

accciiliie ti) i»x 

("iMiirross iii> n 'ruhber utamp' m- 

•ji»s mail,' 

It. is the duty of 

es^rry 

tepres(>ntati% P tit vote hi^ 

linnput I'linvictiniis at M 

tiim's,' 

Rt'ft'iriu^ to Aekley'ii ciiailenK" 

iii« his reicrii, niiajftirach 

said lie 

was n-iiily tn "offer that sis 

uainst the record nf niy np|in- 

Ont in tin 1 service of the people 

ir ymi (hiii tliut lie him any 

rncurd at :ill." 

'Says Me,' Replies 

Democrat 

Ackley 

To Dee Bacharach 

Listening In 

frtmfinucî from liiiift- 1) 

he HIM openly conducting the 

sey City anil that Mr. (Jo'irgimade 

mi attempt to uavu 

r.-iirn.lc property. Ii «as pninie 

Court Specfator is 

Arrested j Fined $10 

Kdwtml Tiiriii 1 ' 1 , "I wulil in police 

coiiri, Hiiiiirday, jiiKt in look 

niid lisieti as his biolber, 

Dnvld. 

2S, was tried for spoediiiij. I'ldice 

Cllptiiin iiolieri l.licliey sliiil l)(Hc 

irari'lnd 70 iiiili'B an hniir on Ihu 

Somers I'nlnl liniili'Viinl, liui 

linvc 

siiid be wasn't 

diivini!. 11 di-vi>|. 

oped 

that Kd was. 

So Kd, 1 tn; coiiri 

Mid-minr, 

came ihe prisoner, pli'inli'il >• • 1 

Hllil was fiiifil |10. 

Indian , 

Mrs. j 

burgh 

'Smith, StiwirT 

Kdwanj L M / 

Him 

Dirty ^ 

/Indiin , 

nipciinu nf 

i\ere t'rented 

snlelv for 

at 

bi«! iiionllrs 

hoard (hid they 

eral 

years ago 

convenience "f 

students, 

T« He Klfmliind'il 

Work «ns liejiiin Mm.iliiv eliin 

inatliiB the two strips 

with tin 

aid nf ii II VMS 

eriinl, 

the 

hoaiil of educiilliiil 

Tor lllilierials which will 

prnximalely fjflfl. The 

siiriplyint ihn labor {mil 

sincer 

William H. Cnllisson, 

[s supervisiii!j it 'I'hc curb i 

he extended to the si reel tine, 

and ihe cisiwbiic pailiina snips 

will he cnnvrrlrd illlo liiwll, 

rroperty 

nwncrs in ihe virmits 

proiesled when i be t«o si rips 

were feni-ed uff laic in Ilir- 

mini 

mer, HiiyillB (bis ui'liiill drmi' 

pros[irciivi. lenanis irnrii ilhHr 

with a 

I"' 11 

. fllf the 

11 

M 

CNo more pHinlinjj expense if Bird Art-BrleSidln|ii 

uvcr (he ulti -I.lint;. Looks like linck rind niakes(h« 

iicat m wintgr andcooiLT in summer. Let us 

HARRY R. SAVERS 

niivTiii.Y 

PAVMENH 

Redding, Stevens 

Back G, O. P. Ticket 

Cheift Club Meets 

Bridgeton Today 

Ocean City Chess Cluh players 

will journey to Uridgeton todaj 

(iFriday) to compete ngainst that 

team in the local's first sot-to of 

the newly formed South Jersey 

chess league. 

Five new players have 

been 

taken into the Ocean City club 

during the pust two weeks, mat 

crialh 

strengthening it for the 

league contests 

These pluver-, 

are Rev. W. R Scott, Joseph Du 

Hois, Lex Hart, J. H. Becottc 

and Edward Browii. 

—Beck's Clam Stcwa, 35c—adv 

Bumsteads Jta Spp 

North Wil.lw..,.,l. and Kreeholiler 

Kiiiph T, Stevens, 

Cape May 

erstwhile dissenters from the 

Kdgular Republican fiilth, each 

voiced stwim sujiport f,,,. t he 

Kepubliean ticket, Uiia 

Al, ek 

Saul Mayor neddine: 

"North 

Wildwood ,, first, |,IM anil B|. 

ways Repiililioati and will give 

the entire Kepiihlican ticket the 

usual big majority," 

Said Freeholder Stevens: "I 

sue no reason why the entire 

Kepublican ticket should not be 

victorious in Cap,. May County, 

Cape May w,| give the nornm! 

Republican majority to all G O 

P. candidates," 

7% lb. Son Ig Born to 

F r Miss Barbour 

i ;r i,in B 7'b pounds, 

i l Mr, and 

l 

l0 

A son, 

was horn t 

Mrs, Merre] L 

Illinois, .Mrs. 

Jean Harbour 

and 'Mrs, Wii 

St ' 

an< L A f llur y 

_v., "6eean*'City' 

^, of Belliville, 

,cke was Miaii 

Whter of Mr, 

Mr§, Norton Lunches 

With Democritic Women 

"Party lines will b e forgotten. 

The voter will support thi man 

whoae record speaks for him " 

Thin wan the prediction Con 

Breiwuonwn Marj T Norton, 

Nov. Jer-.ej\ leader in Democratic 

feminine poiitiL.il ai tmtiei 

made to 50 women memberh of 

tin- county executive committee 

and the county election boards at 

a luncheon Saturday in the Bellevue 

Hotel, Court House 

"Women in Now Jersey," she 

said, "are show ins; -i keener per 

ipptlon 'of 

fcWdutifcH'nTonirpolitical 

hue-. Thev jeaiu for men 

and women who are thinking of 

all the peojjle." 

She urged those present to euppoit 

their "sreat leader," Franklin 

Roosevelt. 

MrB. Norton said she was looking 

forward to Saturday, October 

27, when women of Atlantic, Cape 

May, Cumberland and Salem counties 

are to meet her at a, ennferepce 

in (the AmbsBsador Hotel, 

Atlantic City. 

' 

The luncheon was given by 

Mr*. Jeise.O. Ludlam, Cape May 

teetraman. 

THE M.0DBRN HOUSEWIFE DISCARDED THE OLD 

YEARS AGO * * * 

ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME TO DISCARD 

THAT OLD-FASHIONID RANGE OF YOURS? 

' I THOUSANDS of women who wouldn't keep a coffee grinder in 

X the house, except as a relic, continue to use a gas rangi; that is 

just as out of date. 

Don't cheat the junk pile and yourself any longer. Take thu first step 

now to make your kitchen thoroughly modern. Replace the antiquated 

range with a modern automatic Magic Chef, the gas range of toe/ay. 

You'll be proud of its beauty, delighted with its amazing speed and 

convenience, surprised at what it will save you on both gas hills and 

food. No other range of any type can give you more modern advantages 

than Magic Chef. 

Wouldn't it be fun cooking with a gas range that lights itself, that keeps 

your kitchen cooler and cleaner, that gives you better cooked, more 

delicious food with less time and trouble, that cooks a whole meal 

without attention while you are away? Think of tho many added hours 

of leisure and enjoyment a Magic Chef will give you. Then decide not 

to put up with your old range another day. 

Let us show you the wide range of sizes, finishes and color combina. 

lions, Prices vary to suit every pocketbook. Come in now. 

SERIES 1200 • PICTURED 

Monthly Terms 

WITH ALL THESI FEATURES 

MAGIC CHEF TOP BURNJiii-tHvEi a ihuusjnd 

even bull. Will not dog, 

MAGIC CHIP AUTOMATIC TOP BURNER 

UGHTIR. 

SANITARY HIGH BURNER TRAY—Conctali 

pipe! and vgltes, protects them •giinif spitlcrs 

•ad boilovcri. 

RfiD WHEEL LORAIN OVEN REGULATOR. 

FULLY .INSULATED OVEN. 

LOON FB« THI Witt: 

WHIN toy i|t 

ffipr?ii|i 

., — 'r-îi!^,'^^^f»' I '»—»wu.pi«,e wiih baiting 

ftspnî io etch nelicd f.ts. Prfniitf jmoking. 

AUTOMATIC TIME CONTROL CLOCK- 

Turai otea burner "oa" iad "off" 

Jersey Central Power & Light 

It It's Dane With Heat, Cm Wilt Do k Better.,. 

Friday, October 

tesearch Club 

Has Gay Session 

Rollicking Play Staged at 

Opening Meeting 

. "International Night" wae fFtingly 

ohter- ed by the Woman's 

eseyrch C ab last 

Thursday 

i B ht at thi first fall meeting 

the home of Mrs. Ralph H, 

FanGililer, 1242 Ventral av. 

] The Interciepenriency of counties 

was humorouiiy illuBtrated 

pith a play, "Beauty Limited." 

ill imports had supposedly ceas- 

[l and lotions, creams, perfumes, 

Bnses and nther beauty parlor 

•reparations were no longer in 

to Marttaret Ann Beauty Shop. 

Ihe reMult was a gnup of disap- 

The Hniiiie «f rprfcnf Waves 

Pmch-Up 

Wave 

a 

Specialty 

Illciiiitiful i'erntiifleiit 

|('nii(iii|iiMili> navi's 

CERRUT1 

IllirlilT IMIll IlcilMft 

N)iil|l|ll> 

Men nhd Women OtiFfslfiFH 

[ill] A.h'.r, An. Phone 1JSIW 

pointed, nearly" fmntit 

Sema.et. 

who could not go U weddings or 

parties or keep blind dates bt; 

cause they looked like "ys,LEDGER 

IETY 

Ri'Hort Hi(fh Schrml Graduate 

to Weil Laneiisier Girl 

Meredith VanHoS; Jl* i i H l ' """ " f Mr - a " d 

till' 

FloyH C. Simnis, Mrs, Wniiam 

Heii.ieiaoii, 'Mrs, Arthur W. bilwmaker, 

Mrs, n. Prank Smitn 

Mrs, 

Franklin Kitlinn and Miss 

Ida^ Kistler, 

The 

resignation nf Mis* Hi.-iiiah 

Mitchell, who will spend tile 

winter in Philadelphia, was rend 

MPS. Headley Next Homes.. 

Refreshments were served b> ,i I wi-,nliii.. 

ccimmitteo inrlmljiiu; the iiffid>rs : liridi-i!i* 

and 

executives. The next nice: 

in)t will be at the ho,i i< 'if Mr* 

Harry Hemllcy, sm IMHKH ,,].: 

next Thursday ni^hi. Miss Anne 

ti, fichofield, fity 

librarian, ,vill 

talk upnn recent ncm-fietion- 

The district fall cnnferenci. Mi 

Km 

Harbnr, Ortober H), and ii 

rrcipHu-iiy riay nt Cnurt 

Him— 

Ol'tllhei- 9fi 

, . nd 

e Willis, of I.an.-aster, 

former Ocean City residents, will 

he murrk'd lomorrow (Saturday) 

ill the lliuhiidlst Kpiscoijal (.hurch 

at New Luiiclon, Pa,, at 4 p, m. 

Miss Kdna 

, The i'ou|ile 

Will leave ginirnt.'dialely afterward 

fnr a iumeynmfm 

trip nf iwn 

wtieks. 

Mr. WillU im. ^ruiluilLi'd f 

liu Ocuan Ciiy Hiith sc-lninl in 

1!'2K uiul w;is later (jr.hluale 

His bride will 

Shan!], iif Liinraster, 

ll 

lar (jr.hluale -i 

flulii me MilliTKvillP Stale Tenth- 

' ('il 

(.'nileiii,, win.re li 

fn.itbiill team. He SHUT", 

eiii|j|uyi-d in Hi 

jH'riiUi'lldiMil ,ii [lip Laiii'ii 

(liiii New Vi,rk Minor Kx|in.s* 

ill. Mild Alls. Hill-)-) AliilRj! 

r ihis city, wdf Mln'iHl" 

Ml. Mnniî?niery is 

hridt'gi liuivi s unrle. 

The WilliM family live.! her. 

fltll el, and Ceiitral av. I'myMis, 

iiiiiil ,.ijfhi years :,K.,. 

nil 

m,w 

ni.y, la., us nil- 

COMMERCIAL 

PRINTING 

Mywood Press 

FKED R, wooniit rr, jii. 

Ph. ll!»(( 

MS nth Nt. 

Ill's Time For Us to Test 

Your Battery 

ISHEPPARD 

Battery Service 

US ASBURY AVE. 

PHOKE ?8i 

oher 2ii, wen- annniiiipci. HiprescntatuTS 

from (he club will 

iUtiiml hnth meetinu-san 

SALEM HILL 

COAL 

CONE-CLEANET) 

Charles Abel 

4th St. and Haven Ave, 

Phone I884-W 

Ii • |i I • I> 1 ii j, 11 

Hpeiilier ill 

Siieiiil '|',.|| lipji i rid],, 

'IIS. Uilifield IIMPhi 

nmiiitrs a ^CMHUI iou ! iiii;iy ,i 

III'I ln.ii.f. liiih iilnl , i*U ;• HIII.- in 

Iii'siiiniiia ni 'J p. ni.. undiM ili 

nf rhi' Wiiniin's 

Id alilii 

ilope, anil Miss liafiiiii Kekert, 

of rjkins Park, 

Miss Ivnipe is well known in 

ait eirclen as a recognized au 

Ihority on ceramics and the de 

curative treatment* involved. 

Dr, TcwnHend H*oBt 

«t Birthday Party 

Hi. John B. T'lwnsetid was host 

In a group "I frienib Tuesday 

nitfiil HI his home, H27 Wesley 

av., in cetebriitiiin ot his birthday 

anniversary. 

Cards were enjoyed 

y 

the dinner nt H.80, 

pri'sent were Mr. anil 

Mrs. Hayard 1,. Knjfland, Mi, and 

Mr?, N, Harvey 

n 

Mi 

Jus, 

Wilsnii 

Collisson, Ml 

ni.-iin, Dr. anii 

Chriiitian, Mrs. 

R 

lllll'll 

Ui'in aii ilnli. A B|ieiiki' 

Hi.' siMIe Ui.publif 

H! will illlilress Inn; 

.111 

sen!. 

Ml 

In niii'iiil 

\n\ iied in do 

1929 Ford Coach $125 

1930 5.Pas. Buiek 

Coupe $295 

1932 Ford V-8 

Coach $350 

1932 Chev. Coach $3501 

1932 Chevrolit 

Sport Coupe $3501 

1932 Ford V-8 

DeLuxe Coupe $385 

.\i'n lliitnr 

Sen I'ninl 

Edw, G. Kurtz, Co. 

Oeran C,"- 

Fonn 

1st und Atluntic 

srllir ACC'EPTKD— Ki 

.Marriage Last April of 

Diictors' Nurse Revealed 

A;i,ii'!;nrenient uas niaiir We i = 

nt'sdiiy iif tin. m:ii'riii(ri's nf Miss 

S-lhzahi'th H;iîey, nursc^ nt ihinffii-i- 

.if !>:•.. Aileit CIII'MIII ii nil 

•l.illll II, Tmrnsi.iid. In Harry C. 

3,t yt-r, "11T* !H1 si, I'lli' • ori'iiiLiny 

I 111, ill 

CniwliM!, Ta., Inn svas 

kefii 

CH-I, 

Oh Niiveniber 1"' the cni 

|,la:i In tin [i.iiiib I'nr tin- \ 

li-r, 

I'l-turiiintf in April tii livi 

tin- Ul si. adilivss. 

sechard 

Birc-,1, His Wilson 

and Hi. ,l,,hn H. Wlmii'si, 

I. (. H. H, rlass l*lan» 

Halliiwe'en Cnrty 

The Ar 

thur W. Shoemiikflr a.vl Mrs, 

Lennard Pratt motored W Mer 

inn, PH., Tuesday, to be lmirhcunhrid^re 

guests of Mrs. Eiji« Dim 

inhowei, a summer reai.l^.it «t 

IOth st. und Ocean av. 

Clinton B, Camphell 

Weds PhlladelpKis Girl. 

Hi. and Mrs. Edward Camp 

lull, nf Ocean City announce the 

mari-juge of their son, Clinton 

H. Campbell, to Miss MarEaret 

K, Ciiwdrii'k, Philiidelphia, last 

Saturday. 

After a shoit hontymnnn, th« 

newlywens will be at home at 

325H Asbury av. 

ERSONALS 

Lunni.eOn.Hridsre 

...... At ddf cluh. 

Mish hnipe laitertaiiis at |h,. M.m.ini liiidu, 

Mrili.l-.nd Mouse Party, ' its Mi,,u.ij lunch 

I Jli-s l-.ila 1,. kiiipii, aOlifi Cen- ni the K,ilr i-iiib Monday 

i av., and (ilrnsi.le. Pa., enter- 

•nl a; ii iveili-eiid 

house pan 

:•,. 

Taylor's Pork Roll 

— IN THE GROCERY DEPARTRffiNT — 

Tartan Coffee 31 

Duff's Ginger Bread Mix .,. „ ,...L, tan 23e' 

Duffs Spice Cake M« ' , can 23t *" 

Duff's Devil Food Mix 

- An i3e' J 

M»ltek Breakfast Food ........'...." ,. ..,.., pkg 25c 

Kellogi's Whole Wheat Flakes 

pkg 10c 

Kellogg's Pep • ,, pkg fc^ 

Assorted Cookies ft 17c ' 

Fig Bars :. , „ ft 12V|e > 

Queen of the Gulf Shrimp ,. can \2 l /& • 

Japanese North Set Crab Meat 

can 28c 

Campfire Marshmallows , , , ,. 1 ft pkg ISc 

Tartan Del Mail Niblets 

2 am 2Tc 

Large New English Walnuts ft 32c 

Olney's Pets 

can 12V4c 

Boris Cut Gretn Beans , No, 2 can 10c 

Boris Tomatoes 

No. 2 can 10c 

Smacks!! 

BUTTER CRACKERS 

19C 

Beech Nut Tomato Juice Cocktail 

Sunbrite Cleanser , , 

Kiltie Peaches, No. 2 l / 8 can 

Duchess Apricots, No. 2V 2 can 1 

Kiltie Cocoa ..:•. I 

Large Bars O. K. Laundry Soap . 

pt bottle 2 

6 

2 

2ft 

....... 2 

for 

for 

for 

can 

for 

35c 

2Sc 

35c 

21c 

23c 

9c 

— IN THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT*— 

a Stringless Beans 

Wax Beans 

Jersey Spinach 

S Penna, Cabbage 

5 Fancy White Turnips 

| Fancy Florida Grapefruit 

S Fancy Eating Pears 

• Valencia Oranges 

• Jonathan Apples 

2 lbs & 

6 for 

m 

m 

m 

* 

Phone 

165 

Ocean City's Market Center 

: V 

' (V

AJti 

utl^:Pr.p9 

nod By, William 

Hidden ho 

ill 

V ffi Xlly a suicide, o JajMt st MraFJh] Md,, ft* Ms prenu, p Dr. . MiUip p »«»««|, | P«vL. P ,f- M g*" 

dvie fiWlwUeh thes!eeping%loir, ai fltaith.]waif, he 7»onMA^sSH. 0 KLSlfe.., D ft.,S e^? < L^ 

oris, i ' " I cellence or mi wont, wnicn M BHIIU, V. tm 

^ " TodV and. WedwriW • eluded practice with^the newanM- B. A. William^, Dr, K. 

. , •• • .-:• ' •• •"•• •:-:.-*->.'wJ»- 1 - : .-.•' - ' i V 

t:h«rte« Bditirirorth • Jlmmfe I»ur»n(i) 

- : ; ; :;••;• MttiM^mii:w 

Thoral.r OfMku II, OBII — ;: ••.-. 

"••••• ' • '••••••- ; 8A»f GREY'S 

>-«• 

I 

:;• 

and romantic —• of a 

college boys and girls 

; to ' tW Wtibnal' wownticra ft an' atheltic trainer, Jaiiy/ visit 

'.Miami inky do; to"at a sort of China, Java, the Taj Mahal, 

$42.50, Including housing, accord- Monte Carlo and other picturing 

to Louis Benner, local com- Mque (pou, and manage to gel 

mtmn,^ : ^ - ••••-:• jt funy difficulties nearly ev 

: Arrangementi were made yss. oyywhere. ' -. 

terday for the band to leave next Thursday - 

friday Moraine O«tebMJ9Atol 

lts * mw 

•7 n A «# Tfoi'ne News of Pattents 

And How Th^ Aw 

Menace School Children 

"Bob" Bteelman,. popular in 

t . (Jnll Batilck '. 

DAHOAIN NIOHT •'• 

These Tlioalrcs Bhiiir only fhe 

• • • tottmoUpto 

M»tiQ0M\4*jBTjit ari 

Warner llron. - First JTntJougl 

£i'«i 

JJnlted ArtlslH nud l 

the hospital on Sunday, 

property saf 

X 

tPiin 

-fromAtlantic County •will leave tone w..«..... «.-. —-»..»- 

from li«r# and wlir hiiv« ! rooJn sturdy pioneers who took the 

ftr anrotlWri^wirtUng to eWJt flw wa B°n train wron .the 

la planned to establish an Ocean country in 1SS4 to Oregon; Ean- 

Gity headcpiarters fa a Miami dolph ieott plays the role, of an 

hotel. Thi priee for transporta. Indian fighting frontier scout. He 

tion only ii SiB. « "••""""" wins tha love of a lovrty-widow 

: ."•• ', and her child, whtn hi iaves the 

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HERE'S VOlH ANSWER FOB 

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BeUclang BoMtlBB 

* ])resn*d, of course, and 

',jS|#f f ir». : «rti» fine 

Chickens 

H> 25c 

Yflit Take No f hnuee on Onr 

Sausape .... Ib 80c 

Kyerjlwdy Eujojs Good 

Rump 

1b OCc 

Tender, jalc), from prime hfrf 

îr*.-.to\^:. M 

Wl Moate r*Bc*e« 

Wonteo Ftaetpple Jalce, 

iBc 

Tax Bathers, Is 

Wildwood Plan 

'Brain Trait' Studies Proposal 

of CoramiMioners 

Wililwood'i "brain trust", eompoced 

of Wildwood business men 

delegated by the city commissioners 

to act as a sort of ejt^ 

officio cabinet, was this week 

itudying a proposal of city commillionera 

that the resort impose 

a bathing fee next season, to 

help reduce the burden on Wild- 

I. bejog,.followed by several North 

Jersey resorts, it la laid. 

The chamber of commerce, to 

Wildwood Civic club and the Kiwanis 

and Rotary clubs hnve been 

I asked to consider the proposal. 

Owners of hoteli, apartments 

and cottages would give their 

tenants pigses to the beaches, 

but transients would be taxed, 

"The cities which beat solve 

the problem of how to reduce 

real estate taxes will ba the flist 

to enjoy a full measure of pros- 

Berlty again," Jlayor Doris W. 

Bradway is quoted as havine 

said, 

Ocean City, incidentally, is 

preparing to reduce its tax burden 

by cutting a large slice In 

its 1986 budget, paying off its 

debts as rapidly as possible and 

adopting a pay-as-you-go plan. 

TaJks to A. C Rotarian* 

George B. Drown, city sunerln.. 

untie City Rotary Club Tuesday, 

describing gome of bis experi«ne> 

es In Ariiona, whero he formerly 

tnuBbt, He wan accompanied f(. 

Atlantic 'City by Arthur W. Slioomaker. 

Drives to Glens Falls 

MM, Charles H. Vail'and-he? 

mother, Mrs. Rowe, who bai 

been visiting her for two weeks, 

MitoWf a short time. 

AHead State Club Meeting 

:Mi« B«iiie ftrguson, Mr* 

OUBtoa; Bi Price, Mwi JuU* 

Smll, Mrs, Morgin Hiiud, I£i 

mud Mis. J. Edward VOJI inotor^ 

ed to Aibury ipark, ye««dar 

(Thursrtay) to attend the itaW 

all; eoaference of the Wf.M-i 

SByJtaM deration of Women* 

c i u o i V i v : -';. : •' •••• ..••. •'-•, • • • " . V : 

J,v^ Ofcto fth tht Wn»«r 

itM iMgtt* of her daughter, Mr 

:M«j(r|^tba, SOU |WdIt)f *d 

oroui proieata i-iieu i.#w««»^ • 

, ••- Phone WM.^ 

a hearuig at Court Houie ag- 0; » , « 

•inst the proposed Bbondonment . 

•Hume UKuiRGOEs —-T^* 

of milroad lervlce between here Mrs. Aspenberg aid baby son pPEBATION IN BASP1TAL -Beefcy-'jpji^ 

and Sea Isle City and the substitution 

of buses, «i 

Shores Hospital, is convaleJoihg M *"•'•+&• 

Mayor Ear! Waddinirton, ot wsod. 

aftar an operation. Her qoridi- £i t, K« 

Sea Isle City, declared that huji. _ ',* . . . . ,, 

tonstitute a health menace. • • ' ,*„*,, ,.'•, • 

He declBfed the bui experiment Wit. Reed, of HlWdonfielil, ,N, 

chiidren frequently were forced tion, 

to stand during the entire trip, ' ,. , „ 

and" that they suffered ill ef- Arthur Wotkias, of Ocean 

fects from gas fumes. City, is making rnj,id pro«reff 

Appiicntioris of the. Ponnsyl. toward fecovery and WAS able ts 

TOnlB-Beading Seashore Lines lor be put of bed on Moiidiy (or ;i 

pirmission to abandon bus SOT- short time. He has been in the 

vice from Sea Isle Junction to hospital since June IS. 

Court House and to discontinue 1 * » * 

train service from Court House Mrs. Amanda Clovern mul ton, 

to Stone Harbor were approved. William, were treated at the liospita! 

Wter they suffered oums 

IT m JW i-u i • w>d lBC«rstions from a collision 

NO Traffic Circle which occurred on Sunday. 

f_ T»|_1-«.F«»» DlnHB They Vvere returning :•• their 

III Highway FlanS home in Lanadale, affir vijilinB 

Only $180,000 of a proposed friends in Longport, and were 

expenditure of |S,748,!7i fpl struck M the intersection of Zl- 

Ncw Jersey highways is to be ion and Tuttle nls., Northfiein, 

cording to a schedule of the elate Dr. George Boothe, of Temple 

highway conuniHion, announced University, who was house doctor 

this week, 

at the hospital during the autti- 

The (180,000 will pays 2.0 mer months, visited friends at 

miles of Route S-49, between 1^ 1 

Green Creek and Dias Creek, including 

a bridge over Sluice 

Creek, 

No mention was made of the 

proposed traffic efrele at Somera 

Point, to supplant the jnake-shift 

gravel road that now leads to the 

bridges into Ocean City, 

Mr. and Mrs, Prank Sknnino 

were Philadelphia visitors, Monday. 

• , -• 

Every SAT, Nite 

Busch's Cafe 

Fostorian Orchestra 

A fireat Iiinee Hand!! 

Free!! nrtler Served 

Oct. 13-Sautr Krant Flatter 

'.:';, Other Free NoTclttol 

Coate 

- — 

To Serve Turkey Dinner 

OMef of C«Writha, K. ef P. (col 

FuM and 

Fur-Trimme4 

Coats 

Con»m|«,u> 

Cleaned Glazed -J 

Moderate Ww 

16t-'tS Artur ATC We CD »n4 BWIITW 

t .rnffi^F 00 "? IMPBACnCAL SUGGESTION 

J-JIGHLY ippractical and fll odviaed ii thi iuggeition 

"^ f^^**° % °'¥* h of WWwooa that that M- 

Wt^tonitei &r the privilege of bathing on 

ti bwehti. WWi New Jeriey aêady ftcing a livere 

>« s W-fesort jwtronage, due to the growing atrength of 

ompetition from other reiort areas, railroada, steam. 

ropoBal is, to say the least, out of tune. 

hore for vacations. 

echo the old-time 

ation today ip on wheels. Even salaried office workers 

IBi oBij|« few dollars to spend can take glorious tripi 

i thtitfllWM. itopping at almost luxurious but low- 

»IStt!| IStt|it mps, V 

JSfjm^tpliS to come to the shore for « vacation toew 

England, the national parks, Bermuda, the West 

ntti^tji* Pacific coast, to name a few. 

To impose a tax on bathing would be a fine way for 

reBort to swiftly eoipndt-*v.fcia(>. 

1 'Ji ' '*' • ' ? 

,yB hundred and forty-two years ago Cristobal Colon, 

Who86 name we Anglicize into Christopher Colum- 

7i|W-put"from VUm to find a new, short route to 

"" *", someone wrote} "He did not know where he 

« r «^r;hfdia. not know where he WHB when he ardi; 

and he did not know where he Had been when he 

âck.''JHe; believed that he had found the eastern 

^j|R^^,j:Ipitiw!^ to ^hafl found i new 1 World, \M- 

Wed *f by all but a few adventurous dreamers like 

in the name of her religion, Isabella was 

r forefathers fiought, ttat HWsfe; which Woodrow vf»- 

n termed a spiritual conception. That they found, also, 

............ ,. r .,.^ . . . ...... . .. ig of 

People with reidy cash—and 

there ire still a lot of them— 

are hunting bargains these 

days. And a good Many of 

them, to my knowledge, are 

yeari ago, sal mid the other 

hands for MS'\ near 

t they WiW held it lately! 

and one great estate a Ww 

miles from m», in whisn rhbr* 

than a quwtw of a muiion had 

PBICErf . . j•'.- tod.y 

There is a good deal of iionsenge 

being talked .ûiîM 1 - 

modity prTeei,: fosftrtuffi!Kail 

going up riipidly; no questioh 

about that. But that is not tide 

In the case of . ilnknufiautjed 

g o o d s , ' . - • • - s •••• '?; i- •; ;•';;; 

came down to $376, with $2E 

off that for^-^Mhr. ' >c ',:''•',' 

the beiiafit of a local charity. 

It isheld In fti ^wn Hall «rt 

evirybady senda all lortH nf 

things 1 

longer. And it ia 

well-to-do men nnd wonien 

flock to the aale and: hurt op. 

er Wits' cyWffl'••? ^'Sl..;f' 

i d i 

sales. This year shi j;h»4'Mdiapoae 

of a great quatitity of 

flnf hats^ , flarlni li^lf 

fashionabia New YitTf,).:\ nig, 

port, Boston anil evMi \Pam 

J 

-Mayor Harry HeadleF. afttr • 

bought »n airport Bite, from 

Tenhespet n, to gfiih it,, in 

tte BivHra tnet. They also' 

decided to extend Bay BV. from 

Bpolevilt boulevard tf BBth st,, 

with thi undef stin_aiiir that the 

county would take it over from 

9th it, fo i BBth i ifc;,»rtifn the 

eiteiision sr«s; ^njpletad. aevi 

era! oth,»r , |mpr««inents, of 

« rEBS AGO 

Auguitoi a'Ooetz, "a big 

Mlow with unaffinrnlnf mann#ji 

r 1««efrtlng -to The lentP 

M was an important >rew man. 

fame« M t ,Cbiirti' announced 

ftat mijg Mut; »300,000 worth 

of irooiîndttdjii- 460 Iota 

in fiw^GiHfMima been *old 

WitWn. , the •; :pr»*i O us thrae 

IB YEARS AOO J •liwtt-tt, 

D». W, "R Haines, who had I *pu*pdr^«nl^nl 

n aboard the reveirjo gutter 

help ; from a irtandg, neighbor* 

and relatives, bat a large, number 

bar "would he bevbj :huni^,i«ndia8inpij 

he hotel oommltteu tit: the 

Hoard of Twda i^brttd that would; l be, b §taW ^ ^ 

it had flnaliy agwid on tht iltttatloitjijpuli 

lite at 7th it. for the propol- New Jprsate? 

id beachfrone, Bosteliivâarrj' wl^dBiBtegi 

Htadley oppoied'WteoaWTOfc ; W pwdtot'wSi 

vTOe AtUiiiUe City law firm 

of,: Wooton, Hureourt ft Steelnian 

opeieil. an of flee at' 409 

ifh st, 

;;-:,' • • * , • . * * • - •••; 

Morgan Hand, Jr., uii-l Miss 

Mary E. Gfiffhi, 'of -VtOlcfpntalric, 

Ohio, were married. 

before. One doenn't lllnj to men ' 

tion, the word Bevolutlon, but 

government .»^MXcMtxjjf^m^ 

would haw, . ; ,t& light'"^W 

iWy ^Hgm 

jnejl know tao?^ 

would be. in *uch 

bert thatftithji: 

aiggg, 70C PlWouth p k en- | l#^Wm.^^^ 

ironiChare, to ItoheHirbor.: old Lady (at ttW?W 

: 

- , « ^ ' * *•••', J . "Wouldn't It Be:'niueh i 

Sarla Nickerson, employed in . for the men to get a kn] 

F. -B. 'Wlllii' growry: itpre, and cut the MM fi;'*;'•;' 

Jllsii •EgteHaJradfornLjaught«r; 

of J» H" Bradfordj were: 

, Paul 8i,, Reichi-rt, head of 

the manual training department 

of the reBQrt'a schools, and MMS 

Anna T. CwMsman, rtiHeading, 

irtJrtd;V': ^ 

, : 

.Miss - Evelyn Everinglinm, 

daughter of Assistant Pu*!.neater 

Thomas W. Evcringham, 

wai: itteh ttiveh a eurpriw! party py on 

hir 18thiV birthday. •Wwrii^y 

at her home, 8th .it.] and At* 

buqr' mjK^ the following 

frlenda: , Sonhie Ceriflh,' Allea 

Garriaon, Mfldred Eeevm, Mabel 

FostaftJWIft 3effriM,>Mili 

and Everingham, Vaughn HE-: 

Clure, Earl Pfander, Preston 4 

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OCEAN CITY 3PIT1NEC-UPGER 

TQttliiey Crippled 

T#am To 

it Ne«. Face WiWwood Tomorrow 

Wednesday 

night Ihe 

f'.ttfe high school fall tennilUnent 

tail been only 

_ completed. Georg« Loui 

B, first set, 6-2, ovor Bill 

1 JUid wm leading 4-8 in 

joni. mt. Tht match wna 

^during the noon hoar and 

Sr)ot. be finished before 

started. 

lads ire from Soniera 

US having won a tourna 

fro last summer 

advanced to the final 

|'by virtue of a defeat over 

ithan, 6-2, 6-2. Loux 

the finals by a victory 

n 

Eisley, 7 

h 

by a 

S, 6-2 

ifltoirmey has been the first 

lural activity thig year and 

lly will be continued in fif- 

It has shown sane 

ilayeta who will vie 

the tennis team 

t has torncon 

—. L. Fitt, director 

training, and asvsral 

of Just yenrt 

tennis 

fin on Monday 

—anon basketball pw 

II start at the high school 

juni. on Monday, accord 

•plans of Coach Von Hen 

ill bo limited to about half 

of the more experienced 

who are not occupied 

"all at present. As was 

year, these few will 

RSelves jn condition while 

• tte freedom of others 

he grid sport. 

tin Vacation Trip 

Hn, 

Herschel Petti t 

hter, Gwendolyn, are on 

mbile tour, this week, 

here Sunday night on 

trip, which will m- 

j at Durham, N C, 

§, their son, Paul,, in a sophof#t'Bnk« 

University. 

PabU 

/unul 

Mumford and Harris May be Out With Injuries-Squad 

Drilled on Defense Play. 

By HAROL.B-LEE 

Due to the injury of two players in last week's game, 

a little juggling may be done tomorrow when Ocean City 

Hi teis oil against Wildwood on thi home sod 

Charlie Mumfmd, one of the varsity tackles, may be 

kept out of play with a wrenched hip received in the Olney 

fiasco, ond Archie 

Harris the 

rangy end, W havrajt difficulty BUReJ Bv ylc shpuerj pigskin 

nth u shoulder whii.li may keep 

The |iu(jd|e» Win 

him from action 

According to TuJch Vim Hen 

riod'i present plurii Claude 

Towne tt ill be inserted m the ^^ ,lt^t 

tackle position jn 1 Bill Hulden i ^ fun in'j |u,e j,roUiid, or wheth 

The Pud 

Mure interesting thgn the HC 

tual tide of battle was the quea 

lion al«a>s of who would fum 

e*t, ur who would fkid on 

l d wheth 

will be shifted to entl, providingei 

d lue grou, 

Illipsmiin woulil »ade 

ddl 

t t 

both Minnfurd and Harris arej . , tnJt ,,uddle .ir try to 

out 

In that e\ent Dick Ritten 

house will ••tort in HciWi-n's tut 

kle beith 

Drilled on Berenac 

During the pa«,t week the squad 

has bean drilled hard in ilefan 

she 

tactics, especial 1> the back 

field, which Henriod think- was 

weak in backinc up the line last 

Saturday 

••Vlj candid npininn is that these 

hoyj tatkle better nn the nholc 

than our group 2 Lhampion., , i I \ , n nil l . n u r l Si i 

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KIBB wuro ndmtttcil fren of 

Music «aa piuvuled bj Al Abi 

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lt>34 

In 

i IIn|| 

Mcr|«rno 

A. MK:LERNON and 

eCLKKNON I 

Hn Onkr Of tht Colilt 

Nwv ^f-nuty, 

mttdo on 

5w|., wnber, 

urinj ( ftijx. 

( Imrkti A 

ik'CondnniH. you un u 

- Hurl Ui.«wer the bill 

iin nt 1 lurtfnr^ UH 

itilitT 

next, or thi 

n nml AdclA 11 

ll I-.II dntul 

Kecurc the sum 

h, 

of ti 

Hh.tP 

i 

City. 

(It 

arilbtd nnl v.ni l_!uirl(tr~ 

fir* thc 2H1 h ilny nf Nov* -ntiir next, 

!- llmt uili(| hill Will lif U.kl-n nr> {3r nnd roronU-tl In the Cl,p< k 

Mwy County Cl«rli> Olficrt In iliwk IV4 

uf MllllkniH« 

,)flill 

1> (I JUKI > HI \lHIH 

K. AmntfiiJ.-wti. me madft tji?r^mJunt b< - 

«niiii( you m,. thi< t-rcurd 

owner of tin 

mDrtjjnî^l iir-omineH, iind yi.ik, I'hUlli 

Ainmt'itlam, i.i'*> utnde defoiuljnU liccnui*c. 

you ih' I hv hunhand nf th for nhutn 

tuch trt|«t«« in acting la ffiven a|jtii 

thn( thr >in Ml t«o nnrairrauhR 

contain 

KtuUifntntP cmhiiirlnf, nrflantK full kflttvhiluc 

nml Irclief Ait to thr clrcumAtiiMCcS 

*nd oniihlun« under which utockholdrr-! 

ind Hccuiity 

htildii" v,ho do hot Boitrar 

upon iti« bookn of thf mm,mny AA 

tcct huh) K(ftck nnd neeurltl«a In a rapitlty 

othi-i ilian thnt of H boHa fide 

owner and thl« affiant 

that any othet itcrston BHBOtion 

dft* of 

tun 

^ 

vlHw of i ^rlt of VWrflUeM^ 

for wt* tfT itottcMrt Prtmi, tjw 

»4 «Vtof t)4 Ottul tf 

nl N*w J*w*r, on tlw -lftji 

ibar. A D, 19U, tn •j«Vwtarrin 

Gtors* A- MF 

K-*JIB. Admr. «tc.. It flteiphdiuaU ud 

Coowr K#7 Ca*il*UonP •. etxponifin 

at New Jtn*r. *t «1. j*r* dajfvo^lttfr 

1 ahull ttpm far ula «t public ttft- 

f DcccmlK. 

«lll trf uVi» i 

The 4»ld bill 

Ami 

Elcnmr I 

tho turn uf ti ( 

Court Houric 1* 

Iti 

[•hi Th< rnriTKirH 

Oi porntiui) I s ) 

•I nthirt. ni\ (lulu 

(In MM f 

litforr lh< fth 

oi tin mill 

hill 

Julm 

, Kthu 

lfr. t.r> 

lo 

taitj l 

riled 

lfl(l< I 

Klin, 

lim) H>.tl| 

Lfiiri* th' ]iii>iiwist 

< f 

0ft nhlrh «n id mort- 

In thp Clerk « Offl.p 

tititi n( (npr Mny 

J hi Oook 1(> r 


ilii riif*f(trtf r belnjr 

n tin < iti 

T Occnn 

l\ of ()•[(. Mi)} nnd 

IU M 

Tot MI|I 

directed 

day'"" 1 3IIERIFF-H SALE 

tuL'of n" writ of Hc 

of Morttianed Pi-.TJiiH 

Untied OUt flf till* 

of N(»w Jer»py. on thu 27tJi 

II, l 

Alict 

nx. 

defend nnU, 1 HI.UII c 

Mih nt IIUMIC i.*nttiif on 

MONDAY 

OCTOBUt 2Jlh 

h h 

Sf|pt«nbti A 

lunr v.hrrt in DIIIIJIK 

- tomDlftlnfltit rind 

Youn iruHtit for Until (. 

iii nix dLfcndnnU 1 Hh,ill 

uMic 

1' 34, 

hfti|H of tiM UP und flvt 

ii CIIM k P M to ^\ It nt mi t> rlinjk 

In t ht. 

af ternouti of BHIII dny nt the 

Shmir u 

olTIct. In CIIIH Mn> (unit 

IMIH t a|h» Mny (ounty 

Nrw Jersey 

All Uint certain mortfrn^.d imiiucis 

itti tin uDDurtLntini-KK In Hi* bill of 

complaint In the nald can i. . ui-tifUlurl^ 

T—fotth—nnd df«rr>b«l< 

U,rt4—in \u mur. 

All tin? folk inj. | md oi JPI\I CPI uf 

ml nnd iircmlnfB hprpltmflpi purlieu 

lm ly dr-icilbcd flltuittr lyintr Jit'J l>iiti('* 

tn UH Clti nf Otcan ( ji-v m il P (ounty 

f lm.* Mny ami State .>! Ki« JtfBcy 

lit 1N(> Hit. Northf A-tLrly In f.^ I v( 

Lot No Oil Section T rin» »i( Ocnn 

_ nt thf mt.7im.unii itf the 

NIII li^r«tcrly 

line of (m ml AêtiUe 

,itli thp Southwp»ttnth Strppt containing ^ uthiut 

jnillj n »nld llnr of ( pntrnl Ami-tile 

III frit In fi\mt or l*uadth 

nml of that 

width ixtondlnir Northwi atwunBy 

liaialkl 41nrs one lielnji _ 

Southwtfllerly line of Tlilrttftith itrnct. 

100 Ictl tu ii 1' f«rt widi Street 

Amount dij« under decrer is f> fl3 «2 

uith 

lnti_r._Bt and ShpiilTn frc to be 

adii^J 

W1L1 IAM IS POWELL i 

Dntid Oclobpi 3ul 1014 

ul^fl K hell S-JIV 10,Jtt.f S17 00 

f lly 

Statr nv hi M I A 

r n)nd< d« leilidint 1) (.nu i you me 

kmr of ire-nrd nf *t\\\\ )>rpml>tei 

And \ou flip n,l Altn 

Ciiian 

OIL 

wife iif l>nUd M Let. eh yO" Ii 

incliunK 

rH lit of ([nun in i 

i and jutnil'JPr' 

October Ih 1*134 

I)AVI1» O WAlKtNs 

Solid to i nf roinnluliiiuit 

M Cooper Strp«t 

WiVKlbu > N J 

I (Mi! 41 pf $1 40 

GENEBAL ELECTION 

will l» held In tht 

CITY OP OCEAN CITY. 

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ftk. HU 

r the nurpoee of electlnir candidates 

to fill the folkiwlnir odlMi: 

UNITED STATES SISNATOK 

ONE MEMBER OF CONGRESS FItOM 

THE 

SECOND CONORRMlONAlj DID. 

TWCT 

COVEHNOR OV THE STATE OF 

NEW JERSEY 

A MEMBKR OP THE GENERAIj AB- 

HEMBLY 

A COUNTY CLERK 

A SHERIFF 

A MEMBER OF THE BOAKLI OF 

fHOSF.N FREEHOLDERS 

A rrtRNE 

rrtRONEIl 

Polls will be own at 7 n'olock in tbe 

morning and el«« at 8 o'clock In U» 

evening (f^stern Standard Time). 

Tlio Election Officer* will alt durlnK 

theae houra mid will conduct fald el««- 

UOD In Ihe following ulaees 

First Fraclnct. Mrat Ward: Kurti'u 

Ijir.Kt. 1st Street and Atlantic Avenue 

(District. North Point to north ilda al 

Bnond SITMI.) 

Bffonil Treclnct, Urat Ward 

Sto»c. 

kt 103 Ab A D l 

fonil Treclnct, Urat War 

Market. 103 Asbury Avenue. 

Sth id f S 

d S 

Sto»c 

(Dlatrlct. 

to north 

Met. 10 A y u. 

South side of Second Street 

aide of Fourth Street.) 

Third Precinct. First Ward: School 

Mouse, (th Street and Wcalcy 

Avenut- 

(District, south aide of Fotjrtli Street to 

nortti aide of 8ev.nUi Strnt) 

Fourth frtcinct. First Wald. IaMonto 

Hotel, 811 »th Street. 

(District, south 

aide of Seventh 3lr«t la north aid* «t 

KlBhlJl Street.) 

First Precinct. Second Wurdi City 

Hall. 6th and Aaburr 

Avenue. (District. 

South aide of Elflhth Street to 

north aide of Tenth Street) 

Second 

Precinct. Second W.rd: Walter 

ft. Chaltin. No. lllfi Anbury Avenue. 

(District. South side of Tenth' Street to 

north aide of Thirteenth Street.) 

Third Freclnct. Second Ward: 405 14th 

Street. (District, wuth side of Thirteenth 

Street to north aide of Twentieth 

Street ) 

Fourth Freclnct. Second Wardi 

Ruth 

Hayes, flSnl street nn.l Asbury Avenur 

(Vlhlrlct. south side of Twentieth Street 

Hftj-nl.ith 

3treet.) 

HAI1RV A. MOBIUS. 

City Clerk. 

10-6-21-iif 

tie.8(1 

HALE 

virtue of 

k)e of MortfiUjrcd rit 

y f N 

day of Sfijtt«?iti 

curtain 

CHIU 

niAli. nt *li, 

Milton 

SDrlrtaer 

T Ahull 

expose 

d on 

wher 

lire 

to mis 

urt of 

Jeruey. on the 10th 

A. I> A'i'ii, In • 

in Ellwood H, Chw])- 

omiiJftlnHnttt. utld W. 

fits, are d#f«nd«nt|, 

Kuk »t public vtn- 

MONDAY, 

OCTOBER I3.h, 

between (he hour* of twt?Hilock 

P Ut tn nil 

at thr 

Court V 

1*S4 

nnd fho 

clOeV fn 

if 

fa office |n Cape 

app Mny County 

All 

that tfertaln l 

In the juiid e«u«* nnrtkularly 

net foi-th and dedeHl>ed 

that In to Any 

AN the following tract or pared of 

land and prem.gpa hcr«-in»flcr 

rtWffwl iirewin* 1 * 

Vn Ifii" Bill "HI 

flltllAtr 

bclnfr 

9HKBIFF-8 

SALE 

Uj virtue of ft wnt of Iirrl (aclai 

r 4#lc of MortffBsed PrfmlHet to m 

direftwl 

UsutKl out of tht Court of 

Chancery of New Jcntey, on tll« J 

n> Of Seutcmber A I) 1D34 In a < 

iln caujju uhrrefn 

Perry L Stnltll 

itmiltilliBnl, and Mmfy Aun Tlic( 

RJlfj I* rirfendatit I thall exihise 

sale at puhllr vendue, on 

MONDAY. ,OCTOBER 2»tn. ll», 

__ rvren tht. nouiv of twelve And five 

o clock P H to wit at one octock ; 

thu 

afternoon of said day, at the 

7 

24m 

24«0 

2441 

1412 

263S 

iat 

J310 

1711 

.810 

ShSS 

2926-3927A 

SOtiB 

3010-^031 B 

30I4A-I047 

1 

2 

n 

4 

1 

a 

• 

it 

1: 

13 

14 

IE 

I« 

n 

ID 

U 

IJ 

1 

1 

3« 

1761S 

10 

11 

14 

3 

a 

IS 

• 

7 I fl 

in 

11 

12 

13 

MM 

3M1 

It 

2J nti 

in 

34 

«7 

II 

» 

40 

aI 

i 

ti 

3^ 

tt 

a 

r 

BaranJ I* Btjektw 

Alls* Hi AlkHt _. 

Alice H. AllMi 

Alls* H. "" 

JoaaphlM 

Jotsphln* 

IsubH. 

Jan* W 

Jao* H. 

Jacob H, 

latob H. _ 

Maflrarat J.' 

Hniw* 5. 

•Urtwrat J, 

Miqim Jk 

Krtiorel J. VfcmSn 

Maraant I. Vkuxkal 

HumrM J. 

Maant j. 

Mamrat t. 

. Walton » 

n. r. OIIOB 

HelM L Wtbkth 

Helen L. WluXJB 

Hslen L. "" 

* 

Shore CunUjul Inc. 

Shorn tiardû Inc. ^. 

Sh 

O ^ a IK. 

I 

, C. B. 

1 i 

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%, 

l* *"_ 

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£ i' 

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ma 

Ixiali etfttaf, „ «... 

Aon,X. AnMfam - 

Vfm. Frtlhaltr ._ 

HI Wn. tnWu , 

:.V f'ifi:'-. Wn>. T. Blmhr.wr. Jr. 

•ft & ¥. SattoB~ Jr. ....... 

ill JanS N. MMairil ..- 

HI . IfMIf Mtolaf i ~ 

tl2-)tlA )«Ki It. McClInn 

I5E-7MA Os£C. Artr^pall 

USr Ktm.r J. * nsra , 

m*447A Wm.K.»Uu»r. 

IIM Dean* LotUr ,_„...... 

44f44l Mnll * H. W. 

lUlhryn. O, KcClure , 

OBfril B. l-k» _„,. 

Cnrii R. LK« 

OH, F, kin 

Marfc a Brown , 

Marls B. Ifewn ---,•- -*.. 

Imii Bmim • IUB Caiiiiiiirtam 

M*fy C, Cunnlngh.m „.,.„.—„„.„.»» 

!, OFMBI , 

P. M. Onan . 

P. H, Orecn , 

N. Biriw ._- 

John WiiMB 

Jsee^llpa BefBtre 

Haify PAffBt ^...^ 

Lnuli Aknbnn 

•amli Hornitrtn 

F, L, Worthlniton 

Hilda R .«„ 

B, tlartaf 

QinteaBi Cenw 

John W. Hm —• 

Berth. W. bud _..„. 

Lull. Howell .„....-,.„ 

BnokiU* Inmtaml Co. 

am, F. h * _,,«__, 

B, Eln»r Mute . 

E. Elmer AatBUkir . 

Qiai. W. 4V HaFlant ftar 

Otam F. Butt __,_„„„ 

•naluida inniiBnt Co. . 

,W«. I, MlUMJ .,„„,„. 

BafrtsQfid . O, Ball -.: • 

Ruaond 6, Ball 

Willlun E, kUiH, ; 

j, Wilan Montlun 

J. Wilton Monlliw, . , 

1, WlllOB MonTh.n 

J. Wll»on Monlhui 

3, Wllin MonillBB 

j, Willss itssbaB 

Wllllwo I, Hucr 

Wm. I, Mawr — 

John w. MM* __, 

Wtlli*tali. 

Wllnetaln. 

Wllklh 

]|fe|| 

SSIf i 

•H. G.f/nu ^ 0. HU 

w,„,„„ 

«k'» Brtth IJod Co 

Ma 0, 8tr«j«oi) ____ 

fsVt Bwi^Ûnd On 

H.rnrct ft 

MaFgaifet Q z ' 

RwHr Co, 

BMltF Co 

Ifcl 

rrth*Jit /l [4-«fcki ABD« CO. 

MuQaki Anin Co. 

V If.Orti Anna O 

m 

'^^ MA. a. * i,, 

Ed«. L. • BmllT A. W.ll 

mn Idasi BoHr Oo. „__...„ 

uBn uui B«it, a. .„...... 

aww lrfnod ««altj Co, .,..„.... 

A, •"•*• % LjBeolii A I, Allen 

A, * B, MB«I» * B. AJIH, 

B: 11 »ii. U!B 11:1: AIIS 

Bli, b *'tank ft fatal ...._., 

H, A, * S Uotoln * 1, B, Allin 

fUWMIlMl, 

*" ini 

. 1H,41 US! 

,_ lM,al INI 

._. 11IJ4 (Hi 

iiii 

ll.il 

25.02 

20.86 

it.si 

11.51 

11,51 .. 

1J.I1 171* 

. 24.00 till 

: •£ ww 

. ifl.M 

, 1M4.I1 

. 11.41 

. 4I1.U 

, IU.1T 

:,!afl 

i«f.il 

Onw fMNta 

194H-20B 

iSi 

104 

RaMrt ¥. Bur ~... 

Emll, O. VaaNaH 

pakir Waiih Ce,, Ins, 

EmnUble Tmit Can Tnjittt ,.: 

W. I«la Water 

AUa Hahattsr ... 

F, B, J, Mnr, SfHlvn _,„_; 

Ninth liwi Pier Co, , 

U.ry Cunnln 

Kin C, Cunnlnith.nl ....... 

John OnUl M.nn .„—... 

Eliot E»ltr &. ....... 

Than, A, O^lwM 

Thoi. A. O'Kflt .„. 

SathtriB* OgBBHn .„ 

Shojer # Blair 

Owrn tattar ,- 

Kndall 0, MankaU 

Tho,, A, O'WMt _ 

G«rirt' p. BiHr «,.. 

Louli. liHkar * Man C. Owigh 

Eanr OuBBlBAaBI ~»..,..___l 

B, Elmer ikMtaker ,____; 

phai. w, ,* Hunnt P..o n : 

RMkm W, EdnMb - 

Prink B. Durbj ,„.. 

Rahtrt Gcalnr »,„._-.„«,.„„ 

Wm. 0. * Mart* Laka . 

H. W. A G«rtn»le Oamu 

H. W, # Gtrtrvdc G.rrwt . 

H. W, li {tartryda G«mitt 

Ella S. Sfull „___ ,_ 

Vloitt S, OtgntlnE __...„„ 

B«fl *. etetlnaa __„,„_ 

Mai? How.M _... 

lalrfH I, Zook .. 

intrlM B. Z«k ... 

aton* F. Biwr _ 

1, F, Pr.n«l E.t, 

Ilacr X, white „.. .. 

Mi m. Biolh ttn, ^ . 

John H. Booth M m, ._ 

ftllB H. Booth M M. ••„••... 

*». a iw 

C, lenla Donntllr __,__ 

Lea Donnellr 

WB, p. liiidtr . 

Wm F Snyd»r 

ft F Sd 

1110 DA 

SOOO-MM 1 

liiand I, IS, 11, loci. 

it. II, 14, IRC), 

KJch.nl U SMwn M, ~ 

17, 18 

l>ro°W4nt. TrMt Co.. few, 

rmMtn int^'K 

RletUB L Somer. E.f „_, 

i Bi ff : J I .:.. 

Sltsp 1 p #jf ^v __ 

liton 8 il«y „„„„.,„„ 

Elton » • er ^, ^ 

Won Rl.Uy „„„_ 

Wm jlaiS : 

Blton Mi ty , 

HUB | iltr , 

Ejt^ Sli ir -».- 

HUB JU.Itr iZ* 

Elton R>l*j . 

Elton Illlv • 

Wilier I , JennlliBii — 

*1« F. MoHurt Eat. 

•ann» F • McBanh at, 

! (on Ml or «.„«„„ 

Htofc lunar ^ ..^.^^ 

atan Hiaky , 

nton Uaitr-^ 

li" 

ttnera Bii Xnotta 

Mary E. DotmlrtrW _^ 

M»^^ Dfcty 

4 {•••• H. F. OHM 

luM H.T, DBm „ 

Hill D«dBins Co. ^ 

Jlnw. H. F. Vlnm 

•', •»• H. f. Dion 

;•. MM.JI. K. Dl»n 

rjT. 

ASSMEETING, FREE MOVIES, TO 

FromOc 

On Relief He Says 

MerchanU Unpaid, Families 

1 Hung»y K Br«|uiwinner» 

Gamble Eatt)in|{» Away 

PUBLIC AID NEEDED 

Police Judge Fines'Carrier' 

til. two-tWidi' 

B Site pi, 

llee Captain Bob#rt f J, Lackey, 

Ind.pendcnl comment on mliileal 

and nntni nanti, Th. opinion, 

fcttfln ngnmit ut not ntttu't 

fertile Ov^SmJ 

U) IMH ol Tk< StBtlBll-Mnr, 

freehold^ Have 

" annual ctsiiic will be run 

Navemhef fl. Trick, muddy. 

Nitgi (or ghuuld we ny dogs), 

doped, Jacki, driving. 

e & a 

THE atote and national cam- 

* paigns grow winner an(L 

warmer, with the.freateit interest 

in the gubernatorial con" 

I quoted 9-5 

for Dill to heat Hoffman, The 

wile boys are guppoged to know. 

fy peo i 

art on ean't me any 9-6 odda on this 

ta an Wee, Hoirman hM u sevel^ 

But if he is beaten badly 

:B,ake much headway, A , h . „ h )t .. 

ley announced that anyone who 

iio more -"-• ""' - s tu 

longer be made, , 

Whites and Macka Victimized 

raising iiigs. Why not extend 

i bonus for the !_..._ 

E MAY County's 

If thii *l«mentary form of I ^-of Arc isn't being head. I however, th" 

fmibliiw afftMted only those who | lined politically ai ir, yean il«,90 cash 

could afford fiKtose, It woyi* not Bune by! » irom him. him, 

lui, it; was pointed out; •• ." • * * 

"Aa t- • 

of tMIB who t pjay the I |fhe Ripubiieanr.jren't quite 

LegioirBMdh 

OH to Florida 

f i 

; --fr* 1 ''- • i; '- : '•.; 

Pads South by Pu» and 

TO DISTRIBUTE JERSEY 

SALT WATER TAFFY 

The farni o£ JeMiy salt 

water taffy will M Ipwad 

' through the aouthlana by the 

; bind. In the ttur^HW 880 

* pounds of iKe coftttetlon 

i cantributed by ah Atlantic 

| City «. 

* *he taffy *J1I ht;. : iB,sitrib-" 

\ tiled to spectaWttiftflertver 

: .the hand stops fa .play along 

} the way. ; 

aid lambs 

„, Th», -naugitty mtflles 

of last May are fof gotten and 

forgiven. 

j 

tive in Detpanding All 

HU Ca»h. 

BOARD STARTS PROBE 

Can be Forced. 

detiii City li 

molt $etuMigus 

thllr nlnt 

A man about 

, » f «gt, tried in vain : ii, bbrfflwi 

• v « ; iTSyi!fc« ' il ' ron i •tl* i M«niui'.-';-niiil •»!» 

and 9 UlU> iliMdi, Prayer was equally 

,• . . , «, 

etpected 

A thlnly.veiled hint that poll- m& a Sundry on ArfwyV ___ ^ 

ties prompted •the W§Bt demand neni; Bth «t Both bualniiaaM 

of JhefMahplden that he tuni ftrally.^Wpidly expondtd..,vfhaj 

half of it!" 

retaliated j.by, directing their 

---•• He told hoiv hard ha had 

worktd to buy the hmt» art«l 

"Thank you for th& 

|qtntB ,und 

Promi«f. I»| 

«^:. IJÎ rfter. of flermmrtowBl;alspfijtB 

I 

r ' 

liiiiiiiiStai 

I 1 *' 

A*. 

FfiBk'o, UU t die. 

J.BiM a K Dlion . 

Hild. 

RM>li,-.. 

m&- 

M|eli&: 

• • • * « « ' 

'Off. *:?•' 

ii m 

ii.il" 

f ' :

^tewtM?f"""' 

JJjJHp;. SOU O" 

Wtt;Bana!i 

..__. told o Hirft 

i of mfrrr." 

IT 

R"E 

^Mng^'Fressmg 

ftl^Mtqne 1853 

^RIGHT'S 

8*3*3 

§$.$. Senator 

of Congrew 

W. AcHey 

Powell 


rtlws of e Womens 

10 Club of C»pe May 

„.,Court ijouue, with 'Mrs. 

jtte Coin, at Ocean View. «ecof 

thja dounty. epmmittee, 

•BtlliplBifl. P. 

ben Wiled for I p. m. 

fltBAB PEP TALS 

fi score of Democratic .commit* 

mri ' d . 

eewomeri .and women "workers 

were elypn a. pep tallf oy Mrs 

Jessie D. Ludlam, state committoo 

woman, at the home at'Vrenholdr 

ClinrloB B. Powell, candidate 

for re-election, here on Monday 

night. Refreshments were 

served after tlio meeting. 

Jackson Scores 

Freeholder Here 

Two Spat Over Condition 

of Court House Building 1 

- short, sharp and b 

ed with the spied of 

lightning. Wednesday, between 

Republican Percy H. Jackson and 

Democrat Charles B, Powell, during 

the freeholders' meeting. 

Jackson, director of tlie board, 

ailed Powell to tapk for "letting 

the county buildings BO to rack 

and ruin." 

Plaster is off in severnl places 

in the new court house, and (here 

are several leaks. 

Powell retorted by saying the 

building wasn't constructed properly 

in the first place, and that 

the matter of repairs has been in 

the hands of County Engineer 

Holland Sharp for several months. 

Sharp was not present at th 

ffleetinj. Powell said Sharp hai 

been trying to have the work 

done with BRA funds. 

Halph T, Stevens salil the coun 

ty has sufficient money appro 

pHatetl for the purpose, ant 

Jackson added that the oountj 

couldn't afford to take chances 

on accident occurring. 

Wifey—We have now bion 

married 10 years. Jack, nnd not 

once in that time huve I mi.-ised 

baking you n cakes for yuur 

birthday. Have I? 

Jack — No, pat, I can look 

back on those safcea ns milestones 

in my life. 

Vote 

Vgnoeratic! 

WatfnylMlection and Elect 

flowing Ticket: 

For Governor 

William L Dill 

For Assembly 

Wilier H. Taylor 

For Sl«if( 

Paul M. Scpll 

For Coroner 

Alfred R. Smith 

AlUn W«Wsday; Cand* 

date, to Speak 

, Wcdneaday will bo un imMrtjittt 

day for Cape Jtty County Hspubllcana 

whoa tttret meetings 

wl(l be held at Court House. 

Mri. Pearl Brldegun, 'vies, 

chairman of the Republican state 

committee,, will fce. th» principal 

., pp 

p k , iat a mffetini of 

speaker, a 

the 

County Women's Republican, Club 

in the Old Court House building' 

at 2 30 u m 

Miss Mabel Clay, president or 

the clubs, arranging the program 

announced that nil the RepiiblKinn 

oiindidrituk ulll be present to address 

the audience. Men and women 

nrc invited to attend 

Members of the countj exeeu 

live cnniniltten will men! at S:30 

p. in. in tho aocinl hall of the M 

E. chinch. An lnlcrentln B pro Krnm 

la planiimi. Thp rommittoo num 

bera nvcr !IO. 

At 

llnuso linildinf (••unit, 

will 

' '" I' I" Hi Ilii> Old men's and women' 

cluhfl. Mnnilny nljrht. 

IZndorHoment of the pntire He 

puhiicnn ticket will he mndc n 

that I hue. it was decided. Tin 

two cMihs in North Wlldwood 

bonnl of having ono of the lai 

est Republican niemherHlilpn in 

the county. 

Political Campaigns Here 

In Gay 90s Are Recalled 

He first become interested In 

politics by llflteiilnj,' to his father 

through the eracfc of his bedMom 

door. His fntflor, Learning M. 

Rice, was the first Democrat from 

this county to fill a state office. 

He was elected io the state senate 

in 1807. 

1.SO0 Vofes in Coiiiih. 

Mr. Rice said that when lie was 

first elected to public offlra (here 

were only 1J0O votes cast in the 

entire county. 

In IMS Ocean City. Holly 

Bjach, Sea, .Isle City and Anmade 

their first returns. 

Ocean City produced 75, AnRlesea 

20, Holly Beach 67 and Sea 

Isle 83," he said. 

It wag in those days of undent 

impnlgiiB thru Mr, Rien injailed 

how Jesse D. Ludlam, " n ndilaildy 

of young Jesse here in 

Court House," served in tho (date 

assembly for three yearn. Mr,, 

Rice wai a member of th* county | 

tax board for three ylars, Hei 

was first appointed in 1917, Since 

1830 he das nerved an seerBij/s/* 

of the board. He la 70. "" ' ' ' 

Orean CUj- Veterany 

Among oid r j;am«';Tii!gnei9 pres 

Li$tening In 

(Contlnt*! fn>B. ofw t) 

some of the boy* gat off In the 

comers and do a lot of won 

during! 

VjÊLL, «t last, tho cat got 

,•* her nose out of the Jiag. 

'Reports from the county seat 

claim that tho Bradway preaentment 

to the grnndi jury ia 

held up because Joseph Lanlj?an, 

assistant attorney general, 

whd was acting prosecutor hero 

when hn the investigation (j^^ 

place, in too tied td up with i ths 

LindberBh case to come down American Revolution Atlgailm 

and face the jury now. Thechose thia at her subject. Whti 

report infers that he vdH present 

the case to the grand 1181, Mrs, Benjamin Harriion 

this Boelttr wai orfiniied it 

jury. 

wife of the president at that tlm 

Naturally, tho county is in- 

wii made president general < 

terested in the outcome 'of the the organization, but due to he 

WiWweod -investigation. It cost _ heal t^_ the actual work 

the City of Wiluwood plenty of carried on hj Mri, Mary Bile offief of National Commander sf tht 

money to dip into the mess. 'abell, and it was through he. American Legion st tho national 

Rut if the HndingB are upheld, (oreilfht that the magazine witConvention at Miami, Flu., Oct 22 

the city will regain many thousands 

uf dollars in n water sys- 

to 85. 

tern that will be properly built, 

and in the refund for many 

"extras" which were allowed 

the contractors, according to 

tile testimony before the in- 

ent were,y are "hot. ' 

Cites History of 

D.A.R. Magazine 

Miss Mabel Clay TtUft to 

Sarah Stillwcll Chapter 

Jflgg Mabel Clay, state vice rejent, 

addressed the Iftrab Stillwell 

CBMrttr, Daytntiri of tha 

American Revolution, ut its first 

fall meeting Saturday afternoon. 

Mlu Clay, wno is state ebtip 

man for tho Daughters of ttt 

so well established. When It wai 

'irst Issuea, it was called Thi 

American Monthly MaOTsslne, Al 

iph its name has been ehangid, 

its policies and origna] sec- 

Ions have been continued. It has 

leen said tlat the sun, never selii 

in this mafazine ag its wide elriulation 

Includes so many foreign 

Of Interest was the fact that 

ivery Issue Ms contained some 

reference to New Jersey D A R 

nativities. 

Ulss Nellie Towner reported 

that she had presented two meda,s 

October 1 to members of the 

S tiiBt Harold G. TuckBhoe C. C. C, The? were 

^-* Hoffmun is liius-controlied given by the National Socletv of 

ju«t don't click. When, ho entered 

the primary campaign, acterlsitcs. 

the D, A, R. for outstanding chnr- 

the so-called Republican bosses The newly arranged program 

—anti we believe wo might include 

Mayor Hajjue of Jersey 

City"gna«heil plenty of molars. 

And when the reluinii were in 

he had made these same IJOSMB 

look like about a iiickel's worth 

of overripe cheese. 

•3 5< 

The real bngses «ith the 

p\ceptnm ot Daie Band, of 

Camden — wanted Hichaids 

Hague Kiiuld nut have grieved 

much hid RichanU been nomi 

nated The Jej>*e\ City lllayui 

would thi-n ha\e be sitting 

«here lie BOH if he lo^t. 

e- * # 

•Ind Dave Band , enthusiasm 

fin Hiiffman w isn't Lauded no 

myth bv hia approval of Hoff 

man a, his desne t» heat Uich 

ards Hntfman just isn"t a 

boaien man He ,eem>, tn have 

ldea^ uf hu oi\n 

Siienanduah Valley, they said. 

iiil its rather touchy subnlffe 

Dill when one 

ject 

fact, jets 

with 

tn m 

Miss Towner Left 

mnff bosses. In 

h keeps auav fiom the McGibeny Estate 

subject 

Nellie I, Towner, joint 

owner with the late Mi 

But il Inoks hki- Ihirp mil be 

a, Belle 

MeGibeny of Scotch Hall, 439 

niam flutteiln^ hi-arls before Wesley nv., inheriy Miss Mc= 

the \ntes aiP ill munteil No 

\ ember fi 

Drowned in Bay 

Thnimli ihe 4th st, (.'oa»i Guards 

have been patrolling the bay night 

and ninrnin,* 

The nominees of thia eampnign 

since »>-— Wednesday 

,,f 

nesday 

hob-nobbed with the nld rmiinalgners 

but made no nddrssses search far the body of Elmer WII 

... mi week neers in a tt futill futile 

eieept a few words of w^k-nine ej-, SB, who was drowneri that 

night when a rowboat upset. Cant»in 

Christopher flentliiini wild 

SClLf, TO .„„ 

IHttfiE CLASS J, 

Wednesday he linii , abiindourd 

hope that the body might still be 

Under Sheriff Paul ,\l. Scull recovered. 

candidate for isherJff-OntUe Deiuocrnllc 

ticket, will preside nt the 

He. recalled nuiuaroim nn.-ps 

second meeting this year of the 

here bodies had liecn found 

sometlm*s months lifter n droivru 

.Men's Bible Classes of Cape May 

rminty, Sunday, in the main 

Ing and often ttr rehinved from 

where they dlwifiperired, 

courtroom of the new court noune 

building. 

Ona of local Interest wnn the 

Air. Scull 

drowning of a Pblladelphlu nisn 

is president ot thewho with a party started up (he 

I organization ..— — and « former vice Tuetaho* river on ' 

Iiresldent, He is a member of mefall, 

('ourt House M, B. Chiiieli and the 

1 has been superintendent of the *#^"wrs 

flMslys Point bridge. 

body wag found this 

Sunday School and treaMirur of 

past June 

the beiih beiii^h at M*rg«t«. 

the church glnee 1017, He also is 

1 Captain Benthain admitted Hist 

president of the Cape May County 

Assqelation, Patriotic Order trapped p bby piling and might nev. 

Wiley's body might, however, be 

Sons of America, He han Hpent 

er Appear, 

21 years In the building material 

business. He is vice president and Wiley was an expert swimmer, 

Neither 

a dlrMtor of the Cape Mav Iliiild- 

Mr, nor nor Mr "" 

Murray, who were 

Ini, and Loan Association. 

ALE 

$1.90 per Ca& 

uneonseloui. 

Pederation of 

P^rsNtehtat 

Westot^n,d|iroh 

The iunday «vinlnr BiwiwAt 

thi Presbyterian r Chureli will' bo 

of eipiplat lnWf«it to s t8« otflcera, 

especially tho «Idor« aj,d 

duties and reoulre- 

î^^^mÂ 

: •« 

given promise of many Interesting 

meetings during the winter. 

Mind Towner was hostessi, 

Haney L, Ghattlns 

Hear Gen, Butler 

Mr. and Mrs. Haney Lloyd 

Chsttin and son, Lloyd, attended 

the second annual convention of 

the Purple Heart Association ut 

the Hotel Hildebreeht, Trenton, 

Saturday evening. General Smedley 

D. Butler was the principal 

speaker, with Harold G. Hoffman, 

master of ceremonies. 

On Sunday they toured the 

northwest part of the state, stop, 

ping at Hamburg, N. J,, where 

tlm Uneeilii Bakars have H Gintfi'rbre«cl 

Castle, 

The scenery now with ail colors 

at their best is equal to the 

Oibeny'i entire eatate and is appointed 

executrix, accordinjr to 

Miss McGibeny's will, fiieu for 

probate '" 

J, prnviiied tlitlL if Miss Towner 

nwdecHniied AIiw, MoGiijtily, 

the esuitc (van to g,, tn Dr. All«n 

Corson, who then «oul< 

become executor. 

have 

n fi 6 . t "W tmsF "'•" ttlephon e 

Booth-Lojik here, you've been 

m there for half an hour and 

yo^^havsn't said a word. 

t me alone. I'm 

my wife. 

HAH 1PHANCIS0O . . . ftank Jf, 

Bolfiano, Jr., (above), is the leading 

PMllc Const candidate for the 

Binks—"Wliere did you L;< 

last week in your new car?" 

Jinks (gloomily)—"To jail,' 

REPLACE - - 

That Old 

Battery 

BEFORE - - 

Winter Conies 

SHEPPARD 

Battery Service 

8« ASBtJRY AVE. 

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SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY 

Steak Roast 

Fancy Chuck Roast 

Shoulders of Pork — Country Style 

AK1IOIB "STAR" HVHtSU I.AJIII 

Shoulders ......... Ib 17e 

Legs 

lb 2ic 

JfONB BBTTBR 

Stewing Chickens 

ft2Ic 

fti YOBB OIL BURNER CO. INC ir the I.riMt 

•n 

oefn martafacturing oil burning equipment for 

3, "Th^ YOtiK tomatic burner (us been on the murket for 

4, Vim i&ihaiMm cmitinusui organisation in the industrj. 

5, Flfty-eifhl Ain»ri«n h»MlwWpi *rt using oil burning cq- 

FIVE VWÎM^WRV^^^B TOl; 

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^ . In.«*Jf«J Compltte 

$OQC.OO 

For At Low Aa 

'State Legion Head 

Here Nov. 12th 

To Install County Officer 

at Rally 

€. Biehard Allen, pf Cainden, 

atate coniinander of the Amtrlean 

Legion, and several otbtr state 

officers are expected to come to 

Ocean City November 12 to attend 

a county Legion riilly hero 

nnd install new county offleei's, 

headed by Henry SUlinc, of Ocean 

City, new county eonimandii 1 . 

This was announced nt Wednesday 

night's meeting of Mrirgali 

Itnnck post here, which will ba 

the hiist club at the rally. 

Legionnaires' wives were inviu 

od guests, Wednegday night. The 

Legion Auxiliary may decide next 

Jumbo Frying Oysters 

Stewing Oysters 

To 

Ute : 

Oompton 

tht .ERA • 

eounty a fe 

Tlew of thi 

home 

season fromse 

ERA provldaa; 

summer'a prdtr 

sldered nosf, ?J 

j ^ î of 

Sowethier _ 

that? 

Shadbolly _ i 

wouldn't know 

doz. 

2 J^> 

ubwK, OMARKET 

a • • 

iCi CREAM 

offering the same heM\ 

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ibotts Ice Cream is exactly 

same de luxe quality 

t we serve for table use 

'cry morning, to a mulriide 

of Philadelphia and Sealore 

homei. 

lery ingredient is thu fuicsl obtainable 

|choice fruits, vanilla bean, Caracas 

jcolafe—no imitation flavorings; pure 

ic sugar and our own dr /HM cream. 

th-TANDARD of Fine Quality in | C I C R E A M 

A1BOTTS DAmitS, Inc. 

, AlUniown, Hc.dinj. N«wfk, Bridnlsn, Wllininfinii, 

FRENCHMAN THiNKj 

HE'S WELL OFF. . . 

if he has ONE ; 

ICTRIC LIGHT IN lACH 

But you livo in A mertca Tnr,. v 

fort is the gssence^ i9m% 

fic Io ihe ntunzing iclsclpk^l; A$& ,. 

IU» connlry, JOM may Imvc olljili(jl^.p| 

: want. Bui, nrq; .'ybu; f Mf-b • y^Suf' !M^*^^ 

„ 'they corrcclly>rrung(;tl |p give^ 

SOCIETY 

K. MONT • 

Krcts, Miss Sue A. Wchn, Mrs, 

I'srty HosteiB 

Ella Scull, Mrs. Harry A. Morris, 

Mrs, William G. Abbott, 

i, I{. Morey, 917 Bay av. 

osloss at a week-end house Mre. Clayton Ilainen Brick, Mrs 

Her |utsU were Mr. and 

.. ...,_ PMipy'ttrHh churci, 

with Kev, T, M. ilmpnton offl* 

elating. 

MM, Harold Smith, of Linwood, 

played an orgim recitiil and 

wedding mBrchii, Tpreeedinl the 

ceremony, Misa Kstclle Halaton 

sang "I Love You Truly," and 

"Oh PromiM Me," 

Uuests uf Jlr», Wifllaco 

The Westminster Guild, Junior 

missionary group of ihe Prysby. 

terlan church, was entertained at 

the home of Mrs, Dorotliy WRI- 

Two Devine Sisters Wed 

Secretly; Then They Tefl 

Popular Resort GirU Surprise 

Even Members of 

Their Own Family. 

Harry Hemiley, Mrs. Janioa Johnson, 

Mr«. Otto W. K«lchly nnd 

William Shough, of Alltv 

Dim ("upld hud hits Innings said late Monday afternoon that 

( /Kenneth Sough, Mrs, Theo 

twice In one family hero la»t ihe hadn't recovered froni the 

JVIIB. Geofgp L M l l l h 

>y, Mlu Doris McCoy, 

wuok when llw Mlsmsu Alma M surprise of two weddings in tlie 

lace, Olyn Ncatli, TuBsday nisht. 

baton; Mr, and Mrs. William 

Devlnt; and .Man E. Devlno, family in one week, but that she 

oil, of Roitlle Park; MIBB Mrs. Graff EnterUins 

with Mrs, Jlattie Wallace nnd daughteru of the late John J- and and her lb rot her, Dr. John !>£• 

' Moray and Harvey felorey, At Luncheon-Bridge, 

Mrs, Kvii Voss assisting hoitessen. 

Carolyn M. Devlno, were ibotfi vine, wished both every iwiipinesi. 

; 

lean City. 

Mrs. George S, Groff, Plaza 

marrlod. Neither told tbc otber 

pi,, entertained the following; at The subjeet of study this year and It waa a surprlHo to the Immedlutc 

nieinhera nf the fnmlly hosts at a dinner parly in bouur 

Mr. and Mrs, Sannino » rn 

» luncheon-bridge Wednesday afternoon: 

Mrs, Arthur W, Shoe- 

rhinutowns «f Anirrica"B lame as well as to their many friends. or the newlyweds, including metn 

is the rhlliCKe in Amoricm, Tlin 

olns at 

maker, Mrs. Howard Hrice, Mrs, eliles, esperiiiily in Bun rrauilii. As a matter of faet they expected 

to keep It n secret for thoSunday afternoon, _ __ 

bera of the Immediate 'family. 

Reba Collins, U30 Asbury Harry Headliy, Mil. Lorin D, co, ara the main ionic nf Interest, 

Mrs^ A. jf^ Sniiin led ill do-present bill one Biuttir confided 

boiteis to the following Angevine, Mrs, Ray Thorpe, Mrs, 

d party Friday night: Mr, Floyd C. jiimms anil Mrs. Harvnrlomi und pipaented tho lesmin. Iu this other and lliun tlm other The Misses Edythe Povvon and 

tfrs. Willlani Ingersoll, Mr old S. Paris, 

A flflninl dour fflllAwcd at which followed null and It "jusi lou Florence H, ây will leavJ here 

Srs. Irvln Forrest, Miss Jein 

* s S 

Barnes and refreshments were enjoyed. 

Prfisent wori); Mrn, OCM.' MIHH Almu Dovinu w» married th^y will be Buests of Jroila 

OJlt." 

Sunday for Heeilville, Va., where 

jit, all of Boselle Park; Mr. 

jlrs, Albert Pries and .Miss Mifls Bradley HosteMs 

' pries, of Elizabeth, and To Beta Sigma Nu. 

iindi> nowkri. Mrs. Mnrlon M«r. In Stunley Kekort. ol I'hlliLilcl Steelman, daughter of Julia C. 

Morey, of Ocean flty. Miss Marion Brailiey, 1042 

[illy, Mrs. Minion PttrKUSOri, Mrs. 

* ^ « 

Central av,, was hostess to members 

of the Beta Sigma Nu sor- 

iCniina FISIIPI 1 lihln, son i>r .Mr. nnd Mrs. VVul Steelman, 3rd st, and Alittiitic 

, Mrs. Gertrude Onmico, 

Mrs. Jfaale Pfander, Jlri4. W.I Stentnn |il,. Ocean Cllv. Air. relatives. They will be aivay ab- 

lt>r Kck'ert. of Chestnut Hill nni) av., who Js residing theig with 

I 

Little Hostess 

ority Monday night. Gamis were 

MnrBiiret MonlBOniHry, Mrs, William 

jjiRnr. .Mrs, A. J, Smilh. 1 Bi'kert, Sr, IK oiini|ilroller of the 

nrheon Bridge 

played and refreshrnents served. 

out two weeks nnd expect to visit 

other places in Virginia. 

3, 8. While Den (ill Corporation. 

Clarence A, little, 137 Miss RitJi Kline wna a jueiii 

Mrs, Etiiii Plaiit, Mrs. Edward! 

av,, entertained the folof honor. Others present were; 

rornmnn, Mrs. M The hrldtit'i'iiom ia a brother of 

Pat' Ynnnev, Ntni.JDr Waller Krkerl. Jr. of Som- William Goff and Boo Gelsel 

at a luncheon-bridge last the Misses Ruse Migliaccio, Bertha 

Biggins, Clem Guarracino, 

iinces Giffurd. Mrs. f'nrrlp .1 irvis, 

Mrs. lllnnnhc Vounn, Mrs, nnt at Temple (Fnlveritltv. HIM a, motor trip to Chicago and the 

«r« Point, nut] IK „ medical stud returned a few days ago froni 

Jay afternoon^ Mrs| Henry 

(, Mrs. Bmilie Hustef, Mary Guarracino, Mary Brown 

Marlon Wnluwrleht, Mr«. Heifn brlile Is II reclHlered linriii! and World's Fair. They were gjne 10 

'infield S .Hitehner, Mrs, and Mrs. Elisabeth DpHnufric. 

Moyer, Mi's, vloin Warren. )IB ; rr.idilale .if Oep.in *'il v High days and were in Chicago for 

J Smith, Mrs. George John- 

Myrtln O'NPII, MIH. Fnnnie Fuiisl., 

4 9 r 

•Schoiil. 

three (lays. 

[Mrs, Franklin D, Killian, 

Miss .ionnflte Diirby and the 

Villiam Williams, Mrs, Id-Wedding Reception at 

After the weddinE lute Inst 

Kensii, Mrs, L, I. A. Sted- Golf C'luh, Saturday, 

Jfonday afternoon the couple Mr, and Mrs. Walforii Gardiner 

and Mr. and Mrs, Walter 

Jrs, Helen Long Snyder, The Ocean City Gulf Club was Former Member of Hospital 

went to tlie penn Btroud Hotel In 

Charles B, Barnn and MHtlie scene of a pretty wedding re- Nursing Ntafl Is Married. 

the Delaware Water (tap for a A, Dittrith motored to tne Peeono 

Mountains lait week eud 

Shoemaker, 

'eption nnd dinner Saturday af AnjKHjnroH-.nnt is matlti nf tin* 

week's honeynionn. They have 

« • ^ 

ternacm, followinij ihr mai'rlajsf muiTiuKe of Mj^g DiiiHy Mjers. 

known eaeh nlhor Bince .Fune. They stoppid at Buck Hili Inn 

of Miss Riith Giffiinl Thompxon, ilnughter nf Samuel Myerg, nf 

Miss Mae A, Devine, proprietor and were guests of Mr, ana Mri, 

I Paris 

daughter of Mr, ant[ Mrs. Rayiiiond 

Thômpsim, of Pleuauni .un , Jr., sun of Mrs, Jiiiin P. Wilsiin, 

Pittaljui'sh, anil John P. Wilsun, 

nf Mae's Bounty Shniipe. is the Henry B. Cooper, Jr., and daughter, 

Mary Jean, who are vaca- 

at Bridge-Tea 

bride of Lloyd V. Tiitile, of Pitta, 

Daniel Paris, Flasa pi,, to Dr. Gcorije Stamp*, son m of Northfivld. The weddinir took 

bnriih, fiirnieiiy of Ocean Pitv tioninjc there indefinitely. 

gtess to the following at a Rev. and Mrs, Mark Stumps, nf place nn Siimrilay in Centrul M. 

t/as! week's issnt» of The Rnnf'. 

[•tea, Monday afternoon: LewisburB, N. C. 

K, niiuir N . Linwnnd, with llsv. K. I 

tiel=bedger carried a sloi'v of hl e 

Elmer J. Pearl, Mrs, Carl The wedding took place in tin 1 Miller officiating. 

Telephone Ocean City, 304 

PLEASE 

IF ANYONE 

—Elopes 

—Dies 

—Gtti Married 

—Has Guests 

—Goes Away 

—Has a Party 

—Haa n Baby 

—Ha« a Fire 

—IB HI 

—Has an Operation 

—Has an Accident 

—Buys a Home 

—Wins a Priie 

—Receive! an Award 

—Builds a Home 

—Makes a Speech 

—Holds a Meftinu 

—Or Takes Part in Âny 

Other Unusual Event 

THAT'S 

NEWS 

And Wt Want It 

Telephone 304 

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DAILY SERVICE 

leaning a«

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« IB 

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tiWkWiy^part ; of;Deeenihir. 

_«ei ,"It takes two to make 

S quarrel." 

.'. Shei "One and a half—a woman 

and her better half,'* 

FOR QUICK HEAT ON 

COLD MORNINGS 

*tlue coal 9 

brought In: Tuesday By 

oourC jury, agiinsf Wnil 

dowsj fof Cape May, iui 

of injuries the ole-—*• 

' Idty,v,nol#ltnstaafllng ittacfcs air, I u,.-i •,»,,, n 

, Mni^hi.utilities 1>y nien in hifh -*W* «f? d l"I ?' 

elty qarteret Hotel, iAsbury Park 

id h d 

I Inir' the past five years the company 

has put Into effect voluntary 

rate TOdnctloni of over ^1,= 

000,000, an nyernfe of more than 

1200,000 each year, 

"And 1 assure yon," be addld. 

ley addreiied n gen. 

era! saleB conference of company 

eJ[l!Cutivei and nalermen. 

0 

other utilities, had suffered a 

falling off of earning! owing tn 

I compliance with NItA codes, and 

I to tax Increases but that the further 

economies It must Introduce 

would not restrict n- merchandls- 

'|HK department. Ho pointed out 

that this deoartment has nearly 

carried Itself and that Improvement 

of company finances must 

come throimh a building mi of 

the electric and Ms lond earrlen, 

which this! department ia designed 

to InerenRe. 

H. r. Schanze npfl H. ('. 

Sehansso 3rd, attended from Qcpfin 

nlty. 

Burkard |fjcJ°Cars 

NO NINTH ST. I WOVU VlUO 

v SEA POOD 

RKrAURANT 

Cold Shell Fi»h $1.00 

DI..;DU>. 1 

Oxford 1,11015 Cnb' 

*„ 

1930 Chevrolet $1QC 

1929 Ford $O J> I 

Touring •* l *'l 

Mode! A. « I (oi 

1933 Chevrolet Sedan 

Only Hun HUHH) U||eH 

I'HKAl' - «H ARANTKKII 

1928 Bliick $1 f\f\ 

1 U U 

Sedan. 

1929 Sport Coupe 

Ford II 

W0 Down . »4 per Wwk "' 

Terms on All I'wd rnr» 

Palmer Chevrolet Co. 

AtrniOHIZKD IIKALEI! 

llW Aibury Ave, 

0BHT EVENIMW 

been sent on "vacation" withoyi 

pay, for an Indefinite time "fur 

the good of tlii! seivit'e," Hft wan 

bounced I>y Police Chief Qakfuiii 

C'abb. 

* * * 

Married Teachers FijrJiJ Back | 

Ope May County 

Newark Monday for (the first 

state-wide distribution of meat 

produced from FBBA Western 

stores In all sections of the ntate, I 

1 .by a large 

fleet of refrigerator trucks. Oeno 

*'»* county's nuota is |,800 

^?S7 ChhSi^L r 

nnunds WASHINGTON . . . Ootontl 

' 

Oharlea DaBfsrta (above), Ii BOW tn 

The average allotment wijl h 9 command et virtually «wy urlal 

t " P 0 " 0 * 8 eve|i y » wo week* "for combat unit of the U, S. Air Corps, 

wi--tM ftM" fff *H**TJ ofWar 

V William for families of five or innrn* 

Dern In rcorganiiation of tue air 

The meat will be avnilalilo only 

on Tuesday and Wednesday 

following the JBI unit 15th of ey. 

ery mouth. 

The State BHA'a beef rannlng 

, N ^ ,.„ .-Vacation'' project, now under way, will also 

produce mtlllnnn of onus of can. 

nn hand heeomog larae enuush 

for ,1 glmuUanciiUK Btalewlde np. 

Teacher Gives $10 

Wililwood's dirtcharjred married, A tlO nheek has been presented 

teachers hiive retained Mer'i ! :n the Hntary club by Townsend 

Lane as thoir counsel in a lIHl HlK, On, tn 

•uniio, Lou fit nnd 

"'-- '«ln. In NW Un,: 

, of NW line of I 

line SOUt it, 

Cnmden InventpFi! Co, to .. u» ff. u 

W, Ftask. laOO, tat Ml. Hock 4201. 

itina Bmlwr u g--'-'~ 

MB SW lint 1 

M 538. r,J9. hla-k :,. Giinbni. 

Png) W. Hiru tr. Hilton Harlm.i 

Lot in nslinn H 

Still Golf a»mpion 

MON. and THURS, 1 

HOLIDAYS IXCKPTBD /if! 

Olhar Evtnlnti lie and Us —,'t 

HELEN HAYES 

In Sir Ji " - 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER U ONLY 

PAT O'BRIEN -m 

It»r «I "Htr» CsmH tht sjvr" ||/'iv^ 

'7 SellAnything^ 

—BARGAIN N1TF— ' : ;j, ; S 

TUIR Thentre, nhoWH only tile priiilnrt nf Up•, 

foreliiust prmliici'rs— , ;.J 

Metrii-Uoldiijn.Jliiji'r • ruramount «*? 

Warner liruN. • Klrxt Katiiinal . RIO; 

lulled ArtlMtH ami Unite- ' 

Doomed to Die 

ELBERON 

1TH ft CENTRAL 

Cannnifnllf LociM. Hot and Cold 

Water tn All Room.. Manr anuMi 

inwnlnini, Larti Labkr. V*rj 

Modtrele Rain, 

Furs and 

Fur-Trimmed 

Coat 

Helen - TKt 

over there puyj-' 

inake.^ on htf j 

Toni—Evicf—' 

out uf a job nt 

Deliciout • 

Johns 

858A s bury 

CI.IANI 

Cleaned Glued — 

Moderate Price 

OCTAN CTTY TAUM 

fSa-'U Aibnrj Aye. We C«U and DtUMI 

"lrVhal • kauiy 

-in win ihit 

•UWWhlM flnlih 

i, *f ttmtum, 

li.lll.il>>* 

Puialaia.,, 

,•»••*• r 

^raiî^^B^Y THB NUMBERS BABONS 

^ S ^ ^W ÛH bi ln * he natlon ' s headlines. 

On tte otbr juuid. if the resort could jjitobllilt 

hail the millenium for this communitv. 

B • Penny eaniBd," lays the old M^ 

? Mk ?* -«*> be stumped out, Ocean 

a yoar—la the amount 

•AL'-IILJ 

LOTTERIES , . wu) moral* 

The whole subject of lotteri 

h b d fh 

UMf^Sw 

t" poMie or aharitable pur. 

ffi 1 (" ^Kdd 0 difi 

here by the Atlantic City numbew baroni. And two* pose 

thirds Of the Ocean City Victims »r« on the relief, lists. The outcry againit any form 

he Bays! 

of lottery, which haa been em- 

• '% • ,' bodied in the laws of every 

It Isn't v,ry T «pectacular, this pernicious, iniidious 

numbers racket. It is quietly praeticed under our noieg, 

T'JSH i? baaed^'iK 

auppoaed debaaitiy effect upon 

as quickflUweri BB perBiatent as a plague. 

winning » big Pme, 

i It pauperizes hundreds Of white and colored families. I am not prepared to sub- 

It drains (yprh the community thousands of do!lar§ that 

Mrlbe to the «oeWne that it 

rirttftUy. betang & the grocer, the buteh.r, the clothier %^J^% l«Sf n ',rl! 

and the landlord. ^ ^ ^ vote morals. 

What to do about it? Frankly, we don't know. Nelth- GAMBLING*, l.,g. . nd .mall 

or do the police or Mayor Headley. 

where one should draw the 

It seems that here is a matter serious enough to line between lotteries, gatnbchallenge 

the earneit attention of the churches, the ser- ""«•. apecuiatioii nnd the takin fl 

' •••-•• - • • • » • ' • ia inPi, rfin B th a of risks m buiineis is a mat- 

P.-T. A.'i, who every winter- serve breakfasts to scores 

le to determine to my own of children who go hungry to school, probably in many igfactlon. isfaction, 

sut- 

cases because their fathers play the numbers. , In » a senst gense * we e •*• are •" all s? gamb> 

" 

lers. 

Let'i try to rid Ocean City of .thl't parasite. Let's JK 1 We use the 

-^'.,^ t^tw term ordinurily 

to apply 'io SÎ? games 1 " of 

B 5 

make it Community Problem N6, 1 this winter! 

chance, in which skill may or or 

may not have a dominant part,' 

Even if yon aren't satl B fied wiM iiOTtti wltk proinliei of lota tor 

Show 

aty Uit Week 

^ 

into Otean City last 

to curb speculation. About one 

million persons, considerably 

less than one per cent of the 

population of the country, wen 

engaged in speculation when 

the big crush of 1929 came. 

Many got out with profits; 

those who lost made a lot of 

noise about it. 

The ones who lost had nobody 

to blame but themselves. 

They were the "ea§y marks" 

who think money can be made 

by people who don't know how 

to make it "- " 

p,>«^P 

iiHi W^^ 

M^P 

W^^ 

knowing something about it, or 

expect to make money out of 

it ' ' -' ! - " JSl -' '•- 

tu accumulat 

into stock i 

r,.- 

without knowing the first late,, had used undue influence. 

thing about the market, and 

risked their capital in an en- 

. 10 YEARS AGO 

exercise no control, 

That sort of speculation is 

pure insanity. But that does. 

n't mean that all "margin trad? 

inr' is foolish or speculative. 

LUCK . , . ••ways a factor 

There ii no nucstion that the 

element of luck plays an important 

part in all human affairs. 

Turn to the right instead 

of to the left and yen nay 

meet the man or the situation 

which ' will, determine ,ymir 

whole future, which you woujli 

not have met had you turned 

to the left. 

But luck is accidental, and 

those who' stake anything of 

^material value on It are .taking 

unnecessary chancel. Nobody 

can fonee the future. , In a 

ririTiriTiriTiK. ,"1^4*" 

Echoes From Ocean City's Yesterdays 

JNE YEAR AGO 

i i.nms Cooper McCahan, re 

tired Philadelphia sugar refiner 

and summer resident here 

25 years, died, 

* • • 

Former City Commissioner 

R. W. Edwards accidentally 

hooked a » " -"' «— 

for fish. 1 

out the nation-told their readera 

about It. 

Mrs. Olive P. Wright, daughter 

of Mr. and Mm, Abel 

Icull and former reiort teaoher, 

died in Atlantic City. 

Political hostilities opened 

with a roar. 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

Howard Brice, prominent Ocean 

City garage owner and 

sportsman, was killed while 

hunting, when his gun acchleli-, 

tally exploded. 

Bay Fite, school athletic director 

liere, was elected director 

of the South Jersey Publie 

Schools Athletic Association. 

• • * • 

Bussell Cranit «M nominated 

commander of -the American 

The will of Carrell Doughty, 

'-- •**—'—i (Mv FaairiHit 

Went here a year and a half, 

died -* *•'- *• "— " • * 

He waa a brother.iii.law of W. 

& Hitehriir, 

• * • 

Miss Anna M. Wallace, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, U 

L.. Walla|i, wai Miirritd to 

Frank Hill, Ashaway, R. I., 

nanufactvKr, 

* • • 

, A daufhter wai born to Dr. 

and Mra. I|eracKil FetUt, 

M. V. amlthôiight the flier, 

ling Restaurant, on Aibury av.,, 

from H. W. Btanton and Johii 

B. Jones. " 

IS YEARS AGO 

The following ware elected 

officers of tHe new AmiricaB 

ISSFJHZ.Z>7S*J. 

iwiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!' 

IJJllJUfi'J 

was proceeding with plans to 

erect a seven-story hotel on I WHAT EDITORS k«i 

Ocean av,, between 9th andI 

10th sis, 

$ ** 

Clayton Haines Brick resigned 

ai president of the Board of 

Trade, saying new blood was 

p r,.»l, A C.U.I, 

the 

Mary Ounleavy, of Philadelphia. 

20 YEARI AGO 

Rev, George P. Mitch, pastor 

Harry - D. Lenti, of Philadelphia, 

died suddenly at his summer 

hoine, 6512 Central ay. 

The city's old lock-up, known 

lirst prisoner me 

14 year* before, was a New 

Yorker of that name, was soon 

to be abandoned for tilenew 

jail in the new city hall. 

•.. * ; 

,'B, B. Swan and John E. 

Geortte Conver, ion of Fire 

II 25 

Editorial Opinion 

WEST ABE THIinpHMO';J|fi;. 

THE WAB BACKET , 

The edited of another newapuper 

in the state protests us. 

foolish the nludi ij. a, senatorial 

candidate's platform colling 

wars. •Re points out that*dur-: 

was the lost of a number of 

'existence, 

; }' 

wo. 

erei 

not the remotest danger n^>j 

tack, and iiisr main grievance, 

wai the las sBf'a number of 

: 

ships. J 

Had the qi 

to the people i r .. _ 

ional referendum, instead of to 

this country would have been 

plunged info the World We*. 

And so deep and painful art' 

the wounds of that struggle 

that it will be many a year 

Aim eminently sound is IU • 

demand that factories ana 

weeJihi.Jbi_«onierJftediJB eig*; 

of another war, just an :«#" 

«f hii back. tlmti-m-Mmmi 

iUg ty eonelu,, feI y tHat th% 

• * • jirbfit motive has don* much to 

lamuel Morey, employed by' «lr up wars In th» pait'to 

thaf «notlv&-.UIu»- 

-•i.) Independent. , 

'CANADA HAS 

REAL KECOVEIIY 

Business in the United States ; 

Is now .only 28 per cent above' 

:Itp lAwest point and is 1c " 

'Canada's 

economic recovery ,•; 

of ita deprtuion low, accqJHÎ 

iflr .to. Itoger Babson, n6teij 

economic authority," •."B'Sg*^: 

i .There have been no a 

attempts fcy a meddlesume gEyi 

efimiejit to'•.jiviviWjnjttsjm^l 

b rtl«l&«l^»i 

thejie* and administered r ii 

when Galllo swpped outfit' 

faWjwHfitodd 

for dead, rither en. 

Paul WHS at Eph^sos a few; 

d itK bbl^ 

, ^5 

'SometimeB it tgkes fl •qunct 

to new troth, and the inbie 

method: simply to move "^lof 

wlectin^ important Jwd;*i 

a stay of conildetablt i 

Weekly Health Chat 

By Dr. John Joseph GMhes 

nervous diseases need light 

ve both bipod and nerves. 

as to kteo the, 

turn the skin * 

d;h Wrf 6 

1 ill 

m 

its Is, a 

titlnlMH porcelnin in 

I know a m» whs Bad; Jut 

op«ed a restaurant onMayiet 

Itrtet whto the San' rnMdi,. 

do eartWiiiaie oeehrrta VSjSJ 

JI —' "~ A cousin «f mini* 

ath# 

po*t adjutant, Claude nicKer- 

^BBrbbit finance offl«r, Han- 

«y; flfiatHni ôst: Miitoflaii, larl 

1, 

A Complete A.»ortment 

.WWwi 

SUple firejt .ad 

AWÂis

-Qr '••& 

iH 

Ul 

*\. A 

»i / 

^rojdmately, 2db Red sUea ated 

the eighth of » oerieo el 

i l d S 

'Jam 

»riw* ^mfti Diet JWt4«"»^tt_tt^ j'^WMwoofl 

fc sigh to 

^tfii an 

h«va • iien M- Hlfl> 

The Jayveei, wl)s have Wen 

pleTed forffit pait few weeks 

by Bob Powell, former TthiBlei 

r 8, and away 0VM0& 

November 19, The third 

, pending but not, yet di» 

V let, will be againit At- 

.City Hifh'i lubi, Novem- 

12 

iyers competing in then 

gamea will thus have an opportunity 

to earn football numerals. 

signal caller for the, local clan, for< Coadh Henriod neitt year at 

— " • • •* J ---'-- • y possible varsity material. 

, Nearly all of the Jayvee team 

rv, M a jvllljoe uHiri,S *li*.A place J,. rt«isi5t51 despite | Blng , fc _ flat accounted for two ofif composed of freshmen, but 

t £ 

£ th f h » 

Golf Club Auxiliary 

Mrs. Henry Sehanze was elect. 

ed president of the women*! au?* 

diary of the Ocean City CJelf 

Club, Tuesday, Mrs, Harry Headley 

was elected vice president 

and treasurer, Mrs, George.fireis 

secretary and Mrs, Walter XJUR. 

son publicity chairman, Mrs, 

Sehanze appointed Mrs. Herbert 

Meted: ,»y»llplHJiuWiriuu| acted 

J» finally "hot through the torpe- Hooiavelt 

to tube bi an iiftort-to !»t the Ms requi 

rtaoue rtlpi Mows! their poii- ley KB3 ],„, 

16 perform- ft; Hoffman lent hlrn 

i a member e 

Booklets by vftt .bfMifd .cqnMttii^MmJt- «J 

I 

InCouri 

sldefta that In pecembir, 1888, studeiiti in{'% 

•hot through the o tube refused was to lock- bo f jj 

«not throuih the tube was lock- g e lift Philadelphia Wednes. scrfp, and in November of the 

e fjfj'"Philadelph 

tory. fhomai J;j? 

ed in a compartment to ale. J 

ed in compartment to ale. Jay, a y, tn rout fl to Miami, via the same year 126.45 In cash and 

The oast was: James JtfeNe). ahanandoah tn rout fl Valley, to Mia 

ichool BUperihtthl 

the Smoky $1208 in scrip. 

week. The "'bpnl 

ii, a§ Dunn, the loverj Richard Mountain National Park and Ash- "Again it will be called to, KU 119, divided iir 

Oarretion, as Shaw, the dreamer; vllle. He intends to return from your attention that in the ITMay City, 2§.- UU 

Douglass Franklin, as Nabp, the gj, Petersburg, via Savannah and months where scrip has formed m Woodbine, SiM 

cookpey: Scott Sherman, as Jars- Norfolk,, covering some 4,600 a part of the payhnnti of this 

son, the bully; Claude Town, as 'mltea. Be will attend the Amer- office to the county treasurer, Mr, and Mrs,;&. 

MaeAadrews, the commander, and | wn Legion convention in Miami. 

f 

— itney Shoemaker, as Briee, the «& s , reBl f ] en t and booster of 

m,,mri. 

Ocean City for over SB years," 

* * " he wrote to Mayor Headley early 

Like Sumpmin. this week, "I have always adver- 

Wueii samjiaon, the stroiiK man, tised Ocean City wherever I 

was shorn of his beard, lie was went, by word of mouth and by 

iak. Let's hope that yo 

"--'- football play- 

111 not be nf. _ 

only $4,003.97 has been paid in 

.1. „ ___J^*i anAAsd i- 

and the present incumbent has 

been interested in only, four of 

these 17 remittances. 

the loss of bis mMslve and Mrs. Leo Barnberger, and bycult both for youraelf and private 

-•--'-"-•- • -•- --• his aunt, Miss Martha' Behrend. 

•• 

Still Doubtful 

'Klek-Orf- Danee SiicceKii iMued a , c -1" 

We '">e» da y first issued wrip, beginnfne with 

3M?:in; three of the four' peraJP 

B*r- lroB i 

ln « re . »h 1M1 *. 1 D^.._iL»^ 

Sipf*lU« and KOld mlnioni, but Just Ml speetntor My 

•ctieltta with precision on most 

AboveAII-aGoodRoof 

George W, Wilcox 

BoofinK and ikMl Metal Work 

•N A8BUBY AVB, 

n, m MEAN crrr, s, i. 

Lewis L, Barrett 

Cuts Off Interest 

"Your attitude i§ of unwillinglcrip 

and onlyvfl 

als OoeiB av. 

• _ " -•_- 

Genuine Salt ate 

1 doz. 2lo at. 

RUBBEB OB 

Best 1 

Clean Work and , 

Economy Shoe' 

Serving Ocean 

Trlfce; qfj^j 

igcst degree 

Men who attended, ,beiidul e i* W s offered to assist the city j 

1 tluiifM Îroil.lri iRpan 

•ui wttk In n* ffau CUt 

»• BfBtli 

1 

UtauUlM A*.«llrfni Hut M 

ton luntiin! ulmt «d- 

•BMBl wild Hiwipinr, 

• — ", flm 

rttatr MMi'l M luune «n4 

a, ID .pp«r. latmrtlic tMr 

m moil to Itfl M Um. of pIM- 

B«t en Race Winners 

I _ — 

of ofneers, 

s* board; Albert Ward, Wlldi 

the seep 

, member of tbe leglilttlve ! Legion Bud Leaves Here the following g committee commltUe flmlr. chair, 3»W tf ftiainount pWd oita^ 

nlttee, and GcorKe Ladner 

men were announced; Study gtudy Wnnew,of the flrst three t&tt, 

fat Convention in Miami iroup,. Mrs, Adam Tomlinson; »* the day. ,j 

liborq, member of the law 

v 

tConllnue.1 from Pan 1) 

ulttee. 

hospitality, Mrs, Hay Miller- ja/e- AM, 1^:

;M 

. >iyf* 

,»»*«, 

'*(-[ ill.t A',. 'irV 

/DS? 

3! 'l*>'da 4k Mlnarva MendMhall - - 

Prauk W. Scutl »-., — 

- -• 

Sarah p,' aiain 

MarBarat O. Staimn . - -— - 

Walter 1^ Haltinten — - 

l&thryn lne Dernera _. - 

Harry Parent . ~ _ — 

Tboi. J. Kelly E«t. ... 

L«Kl« Abratuist. — 

Ssrsh 

HornatelD 

F. L, Wortbinlton 

Hilda Ban _ _ 

Mary B. MsrUr 

___ _ 

A. W, Hertrr . _ 

Gllnthina Corn. ^ 

John W. Reeve — - 

Bertha W. Und 

Lvdls HowelT 

Brookeldfl 

Investment Co, 

Ceo F Bauer ~- 

R. Elmer Bbonuker 

R. Elmer Shoemaker _ 

Rhai.' W. A Hsrirsm 

Peanoii 

Geonre > 

Bairr _ 

BrookMdc Investment Co. 

Wm. E. Maesey - „ 

Raymond fl. Hall „ 

Rsimond G. Hsll _ 

William E. Unity 

J. Wlhnn Monlh.n _ 

J, Wilion Monlh.n _ 

J. Wllmn Monlhsu 

J. Wilton Monlhsn 

J. Wilion Monlhsn 

J. Wllwn Monlhan 

William E, Msuey _ 

Wm. E. Maim ~^. 

John W. Reeve 

Wlllielmlns M. S.t,D _ 

Wllhelmlns M. Sspp „ 

Wllhelmln. S. Saro 

Unknown 

_ 

Zenith Inc. - 

Zenith Inc 

H. W. Rldoeway et *1 

H. W. RMeewsy et si 

H. W. Bidsoway et si 

H W Bldirev.sy et si 

III „ W. RIdaewsy et el - 

W. RldxevAy «t .1 _ 

H. W. Rldisw.y *t si 

H. W. Bldgew.y rt .1 

H. W. Rldmnray et si 

Ceo 

Gaf/ney A C Hsnaen 

Oeo Gsffney A C Hsnaen 

Geo. Gsffney A C. Hsnken 

Zenith Inc. _. 

Lens • w B.' H»lne, _ 

A H. B Hslnes 

Lusnna A Shaw 

?ecka 

Be.ch%.nrl Co 

>eck's Beach Land Co, , 

Peek's Beseh Lsnil Co. 

Peck's Beach Lud Co 

Peck's Beaei. Land Co. 

Peek's Beujl Land (.o 

John O. StWlion 

'nil's 

Beadt TLand Co 

>0 

lH0«0 

120 64 

132(3 

1SO«O 

148 33 

I'.ese 

158 66 

156 84 

1«8 3( 

158 76 

20193 

247 20 

194.83 

261.80 

247.20 

13 48 

25.41 

12.78 

16.04 

16XU 

15.04 

I S.04 

16.04 

15.04 

I1.C8 

11.68 

110.56 

114.IB 

144.IT. 

141.in 

2R.O2 

15.76 

15.76 

US 9H 

136.9S 

130.08 

l8r..2S 

217.17 

186.26 

110.08 

110.01 

139.98 

131.»4 

111.14 

131.14 

111.14 

M1.0I 

201.99 

M.M 

25.02 

IC.68 

lf.68 

•Mt 

I40» 

•to: 

6102 

1202 

SM2 

8802 

msoi 

5701 

8601 

*7? ISJir 

4*>ta4*tlafel. 

TraMHr. 

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601 

101 

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2(00 

2700 

2900 

3(00 

Bay Frond 

010 

111 

409 

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llA-ll-iOB 

102 

103 

104 

63.61 

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4ISB.4EA 

4(B 

11(1 

70 

72 

r.SA 

n 3 

9, 10.11, Incl 

12. 13, 14, inrl. 

1( 

17, 18 

1 

II 

10 Mil Incl 

•aran 

'Mk'a 

'eck'a Beacft 

••ck'a Bcack 

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O» V BatW 

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.nd Co _ 

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_ 

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i C Haroten _ 

«nd Co 

#nd to 

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•nd Co 

Land Co 

slty Co. 

fc.Hr 

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Realty o>. 

lelaod 

Realty Co, _. 

assure I*Mnd Heilty Co. 

Msnnint G. etemm 

_ 

Msniirnt O 

Sl«nm 

Thomsi P. Flutter 

llerchantvIKe Oska Ann« Co. 

Merchsntrllla Oaki Annex Co 

Merchault*U14.Oaki 

Annex Co. 

Kilw. A Emll> A Wall.rt 

Edw. A Bmllr A rVallace 

PravMent Trirt Co Et * Tr 

ProvldfBt Trost Co Be * lr 

Provident TraM Co., Ex. * Tr 

HlMs RHS 

Hllds Rses: „ - 

TraMur* lalund Itnltr no 

„, _ 

.Treanra laland Rally r> 

Tnaann tdaBd Bnlty (« 

tt A, a K Lincoln * E Allen 

H A, 4k B, Llnroln A % Allrti ^ 

H A 4k K, Uncoln * K Allen 

Tackanoa NatfoMl Bank . . 

_ 

Tockatw IMtknal Bank > 

H. A. 4k EDll. Unroln t E R Allan 

HA.* BJa. Unrotn 4k E R Allan 

HA.* BU, Llmnln IE n Align 

HA.* 

Elli. Lincoln «, E. R Allen 

H. A. * till. Uncol,, * E R Allen 

H. A. * «. Lincoln * E It Allan 

8»WH» B. UnlLr „ __ ^ 

B. A. * E. Lincoln * E. K. Allan 

H. A. * B. Lincoln * E. It Alton 

B. A, * XL Lincoln * E. K. Allen 

H, A. A S. Llntolg * E. a Allen 

WalBr Jj^»J-j k ' Frank O. Uaf (. G« 

Walter M. B^t% Frank G. Leaf * (]eo 

Anna L Dugo _ ~ "^Jl "^ 

Hilda RHI, 

Orrnt. B. Mkiaer . 

O. C. Baalt* Co ^___ / 

O. C. UaaH* Co „ __„„ 

Onsri tttr 


Ocasn C(«f 

O 

Cit 

lty Co _. 

liy c 

Ocasn C(«f, Beslty Co 

Oeain City Rsaltir Co „. 

Ocean aty'ResJty Q,. 

Oe W Keslt. Co. . 

lty O, „ . 

Oieaii 

Ocean 

59.10 

122.11 

10.88 

24.00 

9.00 

. 252.51 

252.B6 

. 1094.23 

93.48 

497.95 

211.27 

265.2! 

1177,97 

257.39 

267.56 

1114.23 

9!.M 

104,04 

977,41 

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• 100.31 

11.47 

10.13 

11,01 

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14.25 

89.68 

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10.15 

18.77 

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win 

Ills 

H. P.' VuHart 7 " . ~ 

WflJUr M.^Bujik. Frank fl 

Emily O. VanName 

Bsker Wal.h Co. Inc 

EOulUfcle Trutl Co. Tni.tr. 

W. Lenta Weber ,. 

Allot Mahaifv - 

V, E. J. Bkrwer. Receiver 

Ninth Street Pier Co. . 

Mary 

CunnlnaMun 

Marr C, Cunnluvnam 

John Creth MarDi 

Eliot 

Reattr C. „_ 

Thoa A. O-Katfe . _ 

Tho.. A 0-Ka.fe. 

_ 

Kathcrtua ConnecA _ 

Sboycr * Blair _ _. 

Oeorire Lottcr 

Kendall C Marahall 

Tho.. A O-Keafa 

Geone F. Raser 

Laul. Striker • Mary C, 

Marr 

Cunnlniham 

R. Elmer Shoeiaaker _ 

Cha.. W. * Hariiaret 

rVinoti 

Reuhen W. Edmrd, 

^ _ 

Prank E. Il«rby _ .. , _ 

RoWrt Gentry _. 

Wm. C. A Marie Lake 

H. W. A Gertmde G.rreu 

H. W. A Gertrude Garret! 

H W. A Gertrude Csrrett 

Ell. S Scull 

Violet E. Cloutlnrt _ 

Earl J. Bteelmsn 

Mary Howard ~ 

Bti 

B. Zook _ 

B Zk 

Mary Howa 

Beatrice B. 

BMtrlre B. !!ook _ , 

._ 

Ceome F. Bauer 

4 V Prenael Eat. 

Btacj H White 

John H. Booth ttv. . 

John H. Booth et in. 

John H Booth tt ux 

Wm. a 

Hftrenon 

C Jeanlra 

fronnellv _ 

C JeanlcB Donnallr 

Harry P. Hardlnn . 

Pow*ll-VanGlld>r Lumber 0b. 

Wm K. Bnyder _ 

Wm. F. Soyder _ . 

Wro F. Snyder 

Ralph Black _ 

_ _ __ 

Mary A Qtwrriii _ 

_^_ 

Richard L Some Eit. 

Richard L. Boner. Eat. 

Richard L. Someni Kit 

Richard L Somer. Rrt. 

Provldatit Truit Co., Extt. 

Provldput Trait Co, Ettc 

Richard L Sdtaem Eirt, 

Elton 

Elton 

Elton 

Mton 

Blton 

Blton 

Elton 

Elton 

Elton 

Elton 

Blton 

Elton 

Elton 

Elton 

Elton 

Rlsley 

Rlaley 

Bluley 

Rider 

Rl.lfy 

Rliley 

Bltley 

Rllley 

Rliley 

Hlaley 

Rltler 

Rllley 

Rllley 

Rlilty 

Rlaley. 

Powell-VanGlldar 

Lumber Co, 

Walter r>. Jennlnfn 

Elton Rlilty ~, 

Eltoh 

RJilfly 

Elton 

lUaley . -^*— 

Elton Rllley . 

Elton HI.ley ^ 

Llbou 

Rliley . ~ ^ _ 

Lllon Aliley -.. 

Klton Kliley .. ~- 

ntoi Rl>ley . 

Flion Rlihry . . . 

lallny F *McHBiih E.t. - - 

Funny F. McHuirh En. - - - 

FJton 

Rliley „_ 

Elton 

Blilei 

Elton 

lUrfff 

Elton 

Rlvley 

Elton 

Rliley 

Eltor 

Rlaley 

Elton 

Rlnley 

Klnorn lit. 

Gconn C, Harr 

W W Rowley Jr. „ 

W. VI. RoHley Jr. - 

Harr E, Doaihertr 

Hary E, Doontn-rtr 

Newton B. Rotiey 

u 

O Homer Shoemaker , 

Jamea H. F. Diion _ . 

Jamea H. F, DlHHl -.. 

Jamea H. F. DUon —• 

JHUH H. F. Dlmn - 

Junea B. F. Dlxon ~ ^ 

J.ow. H. r'. Dlion _- . 

Jam«a H. F. l>ln>n , 

Junta H. F. DlnJn 

Jamea H. F. Dlson ^ . 

Jamea H F. Dlion 

_ 

Jamea H. F. DIxM _—, 

Hill 

Dredging Co. . ^-. 

Jama H. F. DIxan . 

Jama* H. F. Dlfon • -. 

Jama H. F. Dlion — 

Junta H. F.'DUon .—- 

Jamea H. F. DLmn . ^. 

Jamea H. F, Dlxon .~~~ 

Jamea H. F. Dtxon ~~ ^ ^-— - 1 /- 

Jamea H. P. Dlxon „....-• 

Jamea H. F. Dtajn - 

Jam«a H. F. Dlxon ..~~~~ - 

JBUM H. F. Dlxon .^- - 

JUSH It. F. Dtxon 

June. H. F, Dlion 

Jamea H. T. .DIxoii 

Jamea H. F. Dlxon . 

Jamea H. F, Dlun . 

JantH IL F, — 

Jamea H. F. Dlxon 

Jamaa H. F. Dlxaa 

Juno R. F. Dlxon 

Jane* H? P. Dlxon 

~ • 

JaaH. B. F. Dlxntl 

JMDC* H. F. Dlxon . 

aboul a tym WMJMr the U. 

s, EAN «aa THB aeam^rrr nawa QOMOUMTPD 

14 Arr^d on West Side and 

Released as Police Open New 

Surprise Warfare on Numbers 

Phone is Now Used to 

Beat 'Blockade' of 

Bridges, Belief 

TURNERSTN; OUT 

Cops in Plain Clothes, 

Hide in Alleys for 

Early Morn Sortie 

Stirred to renewed deterininn 

tion to curb the numbers ruckut 

Jn Occnn City, following The Sen 

tind-Ledger's report last week 

that It h draining flOO a iky 

from the report, a dozen police 

officers in plain clothes, led by 

Chief Jack Q. Jernee, arrested 11 

colored 

uiispectg on the West 

Sitta, early Tuesday. 

They also arrettcd the duppei 

yount; Daviil 

Turner, nuspecteil 

king pin of the numbers symlicnte 

here, but 011 a charce fur 

removed from numbers. He «ni 

charged with ilriv|nt? u car with 

faulty brakes He was fined $10 

but the fine wan ntmpended 

No Numbers Found 

All were dismissed after a p» 

lure court hearing at noon nftci 

they had been held in citv jail 

for an hour or two. Though pu 

lice strongly suspect that several 

of thoie caught in Tuesduj'x 

dragnet were 

running numbori, 

none w«rs found on them. 

Police indicated, however, 

the sltuntion corresponds to the 

well-known remnik of u popular 

radio conductor: "It's only the 

beginning, folks; only the begin 

ning!" 

Tim Weat 

Side was jilamh 

shaken by Tueaday'B 

surpn-e 

move of the police, and Chief 

Jemee said he was continued it 

had the numbers operatives badl> 

worried. 

ERA ;. 

A new cause tor worry de 

veloped this wsck, thanks to The 

Sentinel-Ledtfer'a expefK, when 

the ERA offike at VsJttMra' requested 

OhW.Jcn 

]mu it •«»per* ! .. 

list here is found playing or running 

munbora. A colored woman 

relief 

worker was present at 

Tuuday's police court hearing 

and took the namei of those m- 

rested. 

When one colored sui 

ppct denied to the judge that he 

was on leliof, she sharply contradicted 

him. 

The Sentinel-Ledger Inxt week 

(Continued on Pane 7) 

Airport Petitions 

Gain Momentum 

300 Names Secured in Plea 

to Resume Construction 

Three hundred names had been 

secured Wednesday night to petitions 

circqlated by the aviation 

contmittce of the chamber of commerce, 

urging tlie ERA at Newark 

to complete Ocean City's airport, 

Joseph 

LBWIBBB, Jr., 

ported. 

' 

"We are having no difficulty 

securing namos," he said, "and I 

think the petitions will have some 

1 weight." 

The government has {70,000 

now 

Invested In tho airport, 

which, tbe petitions point out, is 

dangerous to aviators in its present 

uncompleted state. The original 

program called for the expenditure 

of $100,400, to build 

two runways. 

The first man to sign the petitions 

was-Vincent A. Clarke, Sr., 

for whose son, now dead, the airport, 

Clarke field, was named. 

Watkins Home After 

4 Months in Hospital 

, After having; been 'in" the Atlantic 

Shows "HMpmi since June 

13, Arthur Q. WntftiB, Jr., 25, 

. »pn of Mr. and Mrs? Arthur G. 

' Watldna, 616 BJh st. Ocean City, 

nad progressed far enough along 

in his slow Convalescence Monday 

to return home.' He- was moved 

Listening In 

Indipcndrnt 

nnuntii on pulillral 

•nU current nmli. Thi opinions 

henin 

ciiirnnd a» not nn 

II) 

thnu „( Th, Stlll 

o tet 

home He s me 

to Ms iome in the Oêaii City 

Wnbulaiice. 

,. Watldruvast euptoya of theAtilthtic 

City Electric co., under- 

.'* Mt Tan'op*r«lon lor appendicl- 

',«s, Jnn« Iff 1 Sot blo«i| poisoning 

f in, antf f or in WBek j,,. 

In-critical condition. • , 

» «'• «H to 

,"T"HK appgarunci! today ut 

* Wildwood of Boss Hague 

of Jersey City, will, in the opinion 

or many politicul observers 

of the county, register a 

Bet-bitck ruther tlian an advitntago 

to the IJemocmtic cause 

in Cape May County. 

« . • 

Of courKC, Hugue is brought 

to tht! county mostly for the 

edification and entertainment 

ol the Wildwood electorate, 

wheru they like 'em wild iind 

woolly, and no holds burred. 

But VVildwood is already pretty 

wull in the Democrutic 

ramp, insofar UH Muyor Doria 

Ilnidway controls the nituution, 

und It is believed 

thut the 

Hnguo appeal will fall on curs 

already attuned to the cause. 

* * * 

Mr. Hague »ayn he j» going 

to toll some thlngH about the 

Wildwood Leader and some of 

its political writers, who have 

been writing political propaganda 

in wliiih tin- Jersev City 

mayor is the chief 

character. 

But it JSH t usual fov political 

loaders to broadcast an answer 

to charges made in the heat 

of tin. campaign. It seems to 

put the Jersey City boss on the 

defensive and weakens his position 

OCEAN CITY; NEW JEJ$EY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26., 1934 

Hallowe'en Frolic Hague to Explode 'Bomb' at 

And Parade is Set WiWwood Tonite; GOP Says 

" He Has Bad Case of Jitters 

For Tuesday Nite 

Prizes to be Awarded Beat 

Entries in Parade Thru 

Business Section 

TO START AT 8:30 

To Be Followed by Pavement 

Dancing; Fun For 

Ail is Assured 

Th« offect in thu county out 

side of Wildwood, where politicians 

of the Uague stripe 

are not fio generally 

relishod, 

und, tho more of less pertinent 

alliance between ;H«tgue and 

Wild woods 

lady -H inayor, is 

shown, probably wjjlitiibre than 

offset any converts"; the dictator 

uf New Jersey/,)-Democracy 

(.an swing. 

* ' i*,,' '• 

"T'lIK Democrats nW placed In 

* a peculiar JrDt&ipn jn the 

eitmpitignv'XM'vreKuWr element 

f th h i 

mpgnvXKuWr 

eement 

of the party, whose candidates 

were nominated in the primary, 

have been shuddering at lilt) 

mere mention of Mayor Doris 

and 

her political maneuverings. 

The insurgent element, 

on the other hand, wan not BO 

averse to accepting the Wildwood 

mayor's support, which 

in tho final analysis totalx up 

some 1200 votes. 

* * * 

Time wan when Doris and 

the Democratic party of the 

county were quite chummy. But 

since the revelations of the 

past year retarding alleged 

conditions of graft, etc., uncovered 

at Wildwood, the party 

wisely keens Doris in the background. 

Ami to date, moat of 

her efforts have been confined 

t Cnntlnued on page t i 

Witches Und goblins will .cavort 

through Ocean City's husi 

ness streets Tuesday night, in the 

first municipal Halloween parade 

seen here in several years. It 

will be under the auspices of tho 

chamber of commerce. 

Business men have donated several 

valuable prizes, which will 

be awarded to the best parade 

entries anil to businexs nouses 

whose 

windows show the best 

Hallowe'en displays. 

Members of tho Business and 

Professional 

Women's club will 

judge the parade and the windows. 

Co-operating in the celcbration 

also are Police Chief 

Jack G. Jernee, and Morgan 

Itanck Post, American Legion. 

To Dance on Street 

Following the parade 

there 

will be street dancing on Asbury 

av., between 8th and 9th sts., to 

music from the city's Victrola 

orthophonic, amplified 

over the 

city's public address system. 

There also may be some form of 

athletic entertainment or sports 

contents. 

The parade, which will be in 

four divisions, will form at 8 p. 

ni. at 6th BE. ami Aahury av., and 

will move promptly at K.30, south 

on ABliury to JOth st., thence to 

Central, along Central to 9t.li, and 

back to Aalniry on Oth, thence 

along Asbury to 8th st, where it 

will disband after prize winners 

are selected, 

PBBB Judge's Stand Twice 

The Judges' stand will be erect" 

ed on the west side of Asbury av. 

between 8th and 9th sts. The 

pnradera thus' will pass the stand 

twice. 

Entty tags will be pinned 

on each entry before the parade 

starts. 

, „ In the first)division will be 

dividual 'ontrie?, (n Uia 

couples; in the third/gp 

more than two each, and in rthe 

fourth will be flouts., 

Lewis Gaudy will be marshal 

of the parade, with Roy B. Darby, 

Harry Montgomery and Dr. 

J. Thornley Hughes as his aides. 

The parade will be led by a police 

escort, followed by a cofor guard. 

Then will come the marshal, then 

the president and vice president 

(Continued on Paie •) 

Lackey Injured 

As Tire Blows 

Police Captain's Car Turns 

Over and Hits Tree 

Democratic Boss to Attack 

Hunt and Political Writers; 

May Also Hit Ctnft 

Investigation. 

. '• 

City Finally Gets 

Break in Gas War 

Price Cut 4 Cents Wednesday; 

More Expected 

The price of gasoline broke in 

Ocean 

noon, 

CiU 

when 

Wednesday 

after- 

Sun and Standard 

Oil cut to 12.5 cents. Gulf, Teiaco 

and Atlantic stations here 

posted the same price yesterday 

morning. 

Posted prices, under the code, 

must remain unchanged for 24 

hours. Early yesterday morning, 

however, it was. generally fell 

that Ocean City would be in for 

additional tuts within a few 

hours. 

Until Wednesday, 

the price 

here had remained *t 16.6 cents, 

despite the widespread price war, 

and despite prices' of 7 and 8 

cents in the Camdch district 

Two Stations "Beat Break" 

The Sun station at Oth St. and 

Asbury av.,. owned . by Howard 

Stainton, and E- Randolph Fogg, 

owner of the Standard Oil atat=on, 

opposite city hall, beat Wednesday's 

break — and may Jiaye 

hastened It — bv posting a price 

(Continued on wto n 

Police Captain Robert J. Lackey 

was convalescing today at his 

home, 209 Central av,» from an 

auto accident last Friday night, 

from which he emerged with one 

cracked rib, a slight concussii 

two lacerations on the htad a 

shock. 

The accident occurred when 

rear tire of his Chrysler sedan 

blew out and the brakes locked 

Captain Lackey and - Motorcycle 

Patrolman Samuel Price 

were coming toward Ocean City 

on the Mays Landing rd., at Lee's 

corner, near Scullville, 

The car skidded, turned over 

and crashed into a willow tree at 

the side of the road. Price 

climbed out and pulled Captain 

Lackey 

seemed stunned and was unable 

to speak for a time, though he 

understood what Was said to him. 

They were brought to Ocean 

City by another car that came 

Accidem 

along shortly after the 

occurred. 

Patrolman Price suffered a few 

bruises and slight cuts, mlt otherwise 

wa3 uninjured. The .car was 

badly damaged. 

Tledged at Cornell 

Maude Lewis, 855 Plata., pj., has 

bcim pledged to the Dolta. Delta 

Delta sorority at Cornell Untverslty. 

Sing Lee Laundry Not to 

Close During His Absence 

I* 

particularly glad thl* week that 

he isn't a hay I*nr Uctim. 1 Is 

Police Captain Uobert J. l«ekey. 

' , r v 

He Is home, IHKSIHK * *r»rk- 

«a, rib, tho resnll of an >uto 

accident ia*t Aridity nlRUL If 

you've aver had a tracked rlU. 

you know that you'd Just u 

soon go through ai) earthquake 

aa aneese. 

And by thftway. if yon'ro a 

friend'- of his und knuw hny 

thing funny, don't U'll him, A 

laugh Is first cousin to II niiwiii 

when a rib's cracked 

• * • 

Those Ducky Stamp* 

Are Going Well Hen 

Those official government 

stamps required of ilitcV hunters 

before veins; but *ajliig 

after tho birds are seJHnic tvnl 

well at the local \^\f>tl.if, it 

was said' today, 

0l:;lti«8 at S00O an> »upsell 

tn* stanipr, w( 

"'^ f *W Oce^n City 

:«»M 

when'-VI 

"1 

City. 

;•( 

Mr. and Mrs, Fraley and their 

two daughters, high school students, 

will leave here Morujiy. 

They will reside In Colllngswood. 

They came here from Burlington. 

Mr, Fraley formerly was In tho 

Trenton office. Mr. and Mrs. 

ley and their daughters wilt 

a wide circle of friends In 

resort. 

Mr. Fraley haa been a raenil 

of the Rotary club since fthdi 

after he caroe to Ocoan City. 

Struble Starts Work 

On Dept ., 

Budget time is approaching fo 

the city fathers. • 1- 

Citv Treasurer C. W. Stwbie 

said Monday he had begun Working 

on the schedules for the, fl«> 

partment of revenue and (Inilice, 

and expected to have them rt'ady 

for the budget conference^ fthotit 

November IS. 

T - 

It is expected* the /other two 

to provide.: for major disasters, 

like floods, earthquakes, etc. 

Cole Spikes Rumor . 

About Library Job 

-Humors which he said are being 

circulated by JiJa political opponents 

that his d»ughter, Mary, 

has beta employed ^.*A.*s 

^renS^Cou^'jattiw 

W e l l p , 

-•-• 

about the same time. 

Juat « false Altrtt • 

A false Are alarm'.tit 2nrJ k\> 

and Atlantic'av., caliefl otit'ttR 

city hall fire apparatus at lit* 

p. m, last Friday. * 

Time to "Retire", Say 

Hoeter and StrnMe 

HeSlry 

BoeMr and 

Struble are thhikins; of lpt 

ing that well-known tiro slogan, 

"Time to Betlre." ' • 

Only, when they pose for 

the picture, with candles in 

their hands, they'll ha*A' s> 

bunch of titty bonds lUider 

their arms, instead of tires., t 

> * * ;• 

Still Maldng lignt 

Of Hi» Cail 

FreohoWer' Chif 

H 

is still roakin« t&hf ot hla 

paten for Ûs>ttoii. , 

' 

Ue started laie this week 

passing out'tike second cargo Qt 

books of matches, each cmVb 

his rotntt^^pMtttre on tha cover. 

P Wfy 

Brown Returned 

faniesi Slayer to Aw*k 

Trial in County Jail 

In the custody of 3her*n* WI1- 

ltam B. PoweJt George Btown, 

alias dalUghsr, will come back 

to Cape May county todajr ;«r 

early next week from Uw death 

house in Trenton state, prison, 

where he was Mnt a year ago to 

be electrocuted for the murder of 

Lanrreqce p. Mmbegi, of ' Ocean 

W) Has been ((ranted a.' new 

trial .which will begin November 

19. • , 

Jodge 

Palmer It Way pn 

Wednesday signed in order' f 

Jili return to the county jail.' 

Court House. 

State troopers'w 

xtanil guard over htm £f Aonrl a 

day until the trial operi^. ' >''^' 

Char)e> 

chi*j' ( - 

Are ' 

Mr». 

Mrs. L. 3. A. 

Asbury av., was'called to' 

delphia early this week' by' 

eriUcU Illness of het sister, M 

Merptret Drlacoll. who ffled «n 

Tuesday afternoon. „ ,,'-'• ?•< 

wAV 

3 R's Drilled Into fypt 

Now MQT0 Than in Piiftt 

Bedrock of 

DureH; Rap« < 

metic'Brttih 

Old timerswho 

good old 

edlnto 

' stipert

,.* 

V'"^- 1 -'^""^ 

. (u«fr^*.p,' 

•fife? «•« 1 «ta**iE*;vi.fc 

f wging Ocean City people 

, t^rw doubt jf-miiny-will 

..Jmea; fantesg-he'loudly proves 

p^they can trade here more eco- 

-iVmmfar. 

we thin* they can. 

i higher'here, th$ loss ot time 

VoTved in shoppiw" elsewhere would 

tatters. But out Wend 'will have to 

[ he Ijopos to trail -the tide. 

stores merely .because of home town 

«^»-; sepra to aflfteaLThe customer will 

i thinks he can samithe most money, qual- 

Bl-He forms hift'Judfirment largely by the 

buys wf«» he is INVITED to buy 

11 

"••'* *ily issue a pressing invi- 1 

newspapers. They keep 

•never miss an issue. 

_nt is in deadly competition 

nts, and the only way Jie can 

• methods. In no uncertain terms 

„ what he has to sell and what 

MT**» them-to buy; prove that he can 

iSy/ Tell them—and keep telling them— 

Bft^tmyri-newspaper. That's what it's here 

9>"adve'rtiBing medium in which the very 

I WattKjct are Wore intensely interested 

' er'newspaper in the world, because it 

[e.town news. • 

f'town merchant throughout these UnifollOwing 

that method. 

^to'deport 

u citizens who ore knifing Anu-rd 

country their grandpa WSH delighted to 

^Johnson, head of the N. K. A., 

nnjr-»f unemployed. 

has been 

' TIME APPROACHES 

&' ijia\$& pressing reason for making a 

- alaalHn the city budget it is now, as the 

; gets" underway, with its promise of 

^BOrt. 

,,.^00',hJ$th in Ocean City—far too high. 

H;for which Ocean City's contractors 

1 s fpr five years has presented itself, 

pJesmen^willdetertnlne to what extent 

ftin.' 'And .the opportunity is at hand i"or 

lifts to restore, their houses to a point where 

paying rentals. 

, jsii.flonft (HIONV of-tany . pow 

inanity, county or state"in 

which taxes >ave not gone up 

lit J3io ,past two or (brep years. 

Certainly there , is none In 

which taxes are not materially 

higher thun (Jiey wove ton 

years ago, IVe just $ot my 

-tax bills for_l?84, jnJ perhaph 

I'm unduly concerned; 'lint-1 - 

can't help craning back to the 

belief 1 have long cherished, 

that sooner or Inter wo'.o cot 

to abandon the tux on capital 

and find other and more equitable 

ways of raising money 

With which to run our various 

governments. 

The real estate proporty tax A 

is a tax on capital. Nothing 

like it exists anywhere ehc in 

the world, so I am informed. 

It w-us mloptcd in America in 

tlie pioneer days when there 

wusn't anything else, much, to 

tax except land. 1 like the English 

system much better. The 

propeity ib taxed on the basis 

of what it earns •— the 

income ta:. Hli friends in 

Doylcstown. 

Mr. and Mr>. J. William" Mor- 

.'Ison itre spending two weeks' 

vacationing in Miami. 

J. J. Mnmaux, ]644 Central av., 

is honnj after a hasty business 

trio to Pittsburgh. 

Mre. Mary Simkins, of Elmer, 

loft Sunday after spending eight 

weeks here as a guest of het 

daughter, Mrs, B, Prank Smith. 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Booi havo 

recently returned from a motor 

trip of 10 days through Virginia 

and the Bbsnnndoah Valley. 

Mrs. Lillian E. rhurch was hostess 

Monday night at dinner to 

Mr. and, Jfrs. J. J. Mamaux. 1M4 

Central •?. 

Mr, nbfl $tq. Richard ft Vqss, 

712 Jih>«t, ,w(ll inov« to 1027 

Central av. ( ifQveinbBr 1, 

'1$ r h*d/tq Jd»» rt hjnj, l' felt 

"«r« that, after you^fiad ac- 

Echoes From Oe$m City's 

ONE YEAR AGO 

Senator Charles C, Read wu 

telling tile voters he itood on 

hk record of achievement. 

"Break the grip of the ring on 

the oounty," pleaded his Domoeratlc 

opponent, Evans G. 

iiaughter, of Wildwood, 

^ 4 IS • 

Mrs. Laura Wile Martin, 

wife of Robert C. Martin, resort 

druggist, died, 

a * c 

Miss Jenette Darby was elected 

president of the Little 

Theatre Guild. 

FIVE YEARS Adp 

The new real estate firm of 

Brice 4 Gardiner 

was admitted 

to the Ocean City Heal 

Estate Board, 

* as 

An ordinance, providing for 

expenditure of'tZlB.OOO on improvement 

of itreets Md alleys, 

to relieve winter unemployment, 

wa§ passed by the city 

commisiionera, 

* a • 

Building permit! ilfued in 

one weik toLalWil !H,|bU, 

£ i * ~ 

, Miss Margaret II. Johnson, 

daughtar of Mr. and Mrs, Morris 

L, Johnson, Ocean City, 

was married to Baymond Munder, 

of Baltimore. 

* * • 

A Masonic Lodge was formed 

at Sea Iile Cjty. 

-Miis^ Dorothy Brtckley, 

of Mr. and Mr«. Leon Breijltley, 

was injured in an automobile 

iiccidcnt at Narberth, Pu, 

io YEABFAGO 

Engineers 

appointed to uppralse 

the water arid sewer 

systems, at a blcp in their 

proposed purchaBf liy the city, 

i«t the value of the water 

plant at $808,030, und the sewer 

plant at J387.lfil.5l, 

Mr. and Mia J. Proicott 

Ciulman saw the German dirigible 

£R-3 land 

at I«kehurst 

after a 60CC-mile trip from 

Gei many. 

s o t 

Herbert W. Hund, sun of 

former Assemblyman Chris 

.Hand, of Tuckahoc, and Miss 

Elizabeth M, Venable, daughter 

«f Mr. and Mr», Joseph Venable, 

were married. Miss Mary 

E. Pileggi became the bride of 

Anthony Imbfsi. 

J. Howard Slocum reported 

that tho Flandcrfi Hotel had 

earned a net profit of |S5 r 

021.0C un a gross bunincss of 

over $236,000 for the year. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jamw B. BeviJI 

celebratec} their 25tJ».wedding 

anniyprgary with '» dinrler 

at the Strand Hotfl. 

>sfs 

ware: Mr. and. Wrs. 

.joword Brice, ot Ocean •City, 

and Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack.'Atlwl- 

UeCltr.— 

r - i-- - 

* * * 

H. C. fichaiue hecame m'anaggf 

of fh s G as Co. ,betf F .ûccetding 

C. F. Taylor. 

15 YEARTAGO 

Frank W, .Fowkes, freehold. 

en 1 clerk for 11 years, died at 

hli home ill Sea Isle City, 

- • - - om u recent operation 

t«.*J.«i»i 

A- PBECKHJ3 BOATLOAD.' 

We 'have already coiwideted the writing pf 

The date of the first of them, Mark, 1B about 61 

ed Corinth ten year* earlier, In ,51. Up to that " 

the life of. Jesus hail been told prally. No one 

written biography;'no -one felt qualified to w.,, 

not with the gospels that the actual writing of 

ment began, but with the letter which Paul " 

iu his old church in Thossnlonica, the Epistle to 

You will be interested in the story. 

'? 

Go back to the period before Paul's arrival* 

his crosf'ing from old Troy to Europe.' He had 

man of Macedonia inviting him into Europe, 

little boat that carried him and his three 

Silas nnd Luker irore-the most—p*eeion*-fr 

the western shore of the Mediterranean. But 

the man of Macedonia, For a good while he iiD 

we huvc already noted, he was beaten and imp 

mobbe 1 in Thesanlonita, driven out of town ,.„ 

flouted in Athens. "Our flesh .had nn rest,' 1 he wro| 

dny.«. "Without were fightings and within were f 

arrived in Corinth lie was alone, having left 

Timothy at Thessalonica. 

Tho wui-ks while he waited for them to come to 

ponud in which Paul was very near to neivouH pro« 

h,id noi nuon foi l'nsclllu's good cooking and tho c 

which lie found with her and her husband lie might 

down entirely. His whole work sinco coining to Bu 

total Liil.ire; It hiid brought only hardship nnd h 

lie \i,aB afrdiu Timothy and Silas would never 

ufr.nd tiitv would be muhbed to death. And if they 

they woulii Miy "It's no uso. These people just W 

Kood ;.BAS. In Pliilippi they eay that if they h 

wo wo.i.ii never get out. In Bcrea they arc r 

Jewinh ;^w against us and say that Jesus did not. 

tb.> (,in,jiiec'ies In Thcsulonica we ilared not go on 

dayli(.;ht. In Athens your sermon is a joke.' 

5o in hli. ionesomeness he conjeuured and was tq"«, 

imatriitdtion. But one day two dusty travclem arrived i 

fuunii the Grotto, and there inquiml if a nun was fop 

where in town, a small, wiry, nervous man of dc'< 

named 1 aul. To their joy they U-arned that he was !„.,„ 

Aiiuila and Priseiliai they hunted him up, dnil there »i'i 

reuiiiL.il, i'lmathy and Silas had rejoinod 1'uul 

'i^ 

fl w«ddlnir Annl T crsary 

Mr. urn] Mrs riank Sannlno 

celcliinled their nth wedding nnnlvcrsaiv 

last Tbursday night 

with illnnor In Atlantic City. They 

x«'»o attended the Apollo Theatre. 

S- S- Agaociaiioft "Meetg Tue«d»y 

f ^.H nday ° chl)o1 Association 

fthe First Presbyterian Church 

will meet st the home of the 

son, fflff St, Chnrles p|, Tuesday 

flt 7:45 p. m. All Sunday School 

teachers and officem arp requested 

to bo ifesBpt. 

Next tVeek: Paul Starts • Boob 

Weekly Health Chat 

By Dr. John Joseph Gaines 

SEDATIVE DHUGS 

A good goiioral 

knowledjje 

oi sedative drugs is always dfislrable; 

for, It hua seaiiiijd to 

me that half the world is engaged 

in hawliiiiij "dupe" of 

some kind or other, alleged to 

relieve pain, or produce ''sound, 

refreshing sleep." These thingd 

sell — tons of them — aiul 

usually nt enormous profit.'. 

HoWever, the advice 1 Huni to 

give in this little talk u, to be 

extromely cnutlous in pain-rolieveis 

and sloop.pro.iucuij thiit 

are offered 

for your uit, by 

the horde of iiustrum-VLiiJora 

that beset you on every hund. 

Opium is this king of pain. 

rolievei'H; hut it a d.'i.igei'oua 

habit-former. A very wl.se law 

protects the public, anil you 

cunnot got opiatuii Wliluut a 

preiicription^ from a liutiised 

physlciiiii. This is as It should 

be. My favorite opiate is coiieino, 

an a sedative for niiirass" 

ing coughs. 

The vast' majority of mulirn 

BOdativea are bascii on a. drug 

known as "barbital,' This is 

capable of (loing much good, 

but as is always the uitsti, it 

had bettor be given unuer the 

advice of a capable physician, 

I would bewaie oi' Lhe medicine 

peddler. Certain vegutable 

drugs have long been utilised 

as nerve. sedatives and tranijuillzers 

for nervous patients, 

I refer, to hyoscyamui, passi. 

flora, pulsatilfii, and such like. 

Ai] have merit in suitdbie 

cases. 

Then, the older iedntivas — 

the "eoal-tarii." 

The head of 

this group is acetaneliile. Those 

things act vary decidedly on 

the circulation, and may ha 

positively dangerous for weak 

or failing hearts. Shun, as a 

rule, the commercial paiii-lrflling 

tablets which are hawked 

to all who will listen, 

MY 

OF 

UEV BEEM SACBjFlCep 

OP JUWV 

A 

Grin 

Newspapers are I 

Because— 

They have forms. 

They huvo hold- 

Tbc> aK\aya 

word. 

Back number aw 

mund. 

They lime loU 

The\ 

are all 

at. 

You can't bchevf 

they eay. 

Ihoy cairy th)e ni 

er they go. 

If they know apj 

U3uully toll it. 

Tlun uie never 

sponk tlmir own min 

They me mudi th 

tliej usi'd to be. 

ive 

of U 

"Why did juu ( 

_ 

j ou 

brother 

"Oh, 

he's only my j 

tlllT " 

"D.irlmK, mil you'' 

Mifc'" 

•' 

'•Will \ou always ' 

just what I like?" 

"CertJinly," ' . ,^ 

"Cm mothor live'Witt I 

"Of course, 

"Will yiiu give up v t, 

.ind alnnjs give me: 1 

when I ask fur it?". ' 

"VVUlinglj, my . ' 

"I'm sorry. I" 

marry suth a 

"So jou broka* 

to get ,i dune 

what were jou 

safe '" 

"Putling in 'hi 

"Yen,, t.ils IB ' 

Caw n't jou un' 

riSon! Hnitch, 

hi, n hi'is, a hoj 

"Why .ire yoii* 

self? 

Where is 

tarj?" 

"She 

not married^ 

"To whom?" 

"To me" 

LVekiel- "How>' 

tions at your 

Moses?" 

Moset. "Woll, I'| 

stop lately in 

collection to go 

box." 

Mrs 

Heigho:j 

Hnrdscrubblc 

roof of IIIH ho 

ihinglin'.it." 

Mrs 

Wliyso.'. 

wife feel awfoU 

Mrs. Heigho:>> 

name for it 

into her bed of. 

Customer: 

three potted 

florist 

iuirts but 1 

santheinums. 

Customer: 

wont do. 

replace 

imiseii nty y 

khe was aw 

-w-^t* 

r>f-r-., 

,.fc.. 

h'.*' 

' 

*'A •-.' 

" ,> J jt wM.»V» 

party for ««r»»Jf 

t to'sttlUfrorn'Rle 

Nb 

a few Tpr|t on 

,y, November a, for Liver- 

England," where she will 

I tbo. winter as a guest of 

I father. ,' 

he Evarjs residence was Cea- 

Jed with autumnal flowers. 

Bpklns and com atnlka. 

A 

jnied light, flgntres In phaqtom 

iumes guarding the doorway. 

J stooky grinning lanterk Wld- 

[to the Hallowe'en atmospbere. 

L variety of Hallowe'en games 

>o' played. 

Krfile 

and Mrs. Evsna received A 

iellng bag. A birthday cake 

"ring the names of Miss Ktflg, 

and Mrs, Roland Steelmad, 

e and Harvey Creamer, all of 

pm lad birthday anniversaries 

month and woo were preswas 

In the center of the ta- 

There wore favors conslst- 

} of witches and Ico cream in 

us representing pumpkins, 

and rabbits. 

•hose present were: Mrs. Flofco 

B. French, Mrs. Lillian E. 

|rch, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 

MISB Emma Krele, Mr. and 

J. T. Cadman, Mr. and Mrs 

of Walter A. |Smith( fonner postmaster 

of AValon, and Herbtrt 

H. rwilipi, qf the 4^h StT Coast 

guard nUban, were recently maret«uon, 

were 

hew* by -Hev. S. 

or 

The bride has a wide acquaintanceshiii 

In the resort, flhe is 

a graduate of the O 

Cit 

Hi 

n the resort, flhe is 

graduate of the Ocean City 

h School. The couple will rel 

ifouDe of Perfect Wateg 

ratch-Up 

Wave 

a 

eciajty 

utlful rermanent VC tufj 

Wares w 

• 

CERRUTI 

nrber and Beauty Shoppe 

Men mill Women Ou«nfo» 

Aibury ATC, 

Pfcone 1J91W 

gh School. T 

side at Avalon, 

Lttdie»' AW to Have 

Hallowe'en Pflrty 

The LadieB 1 

Aid of St. Johns 

Lutheran Church wjll stage its 

nnnnal Halowe'en _party _Monduv 

Jf 

H 

p. ffl-> tn the social rooms 

Several novel features are being 

planned. 

• • T 

Golf Auxiliary To 

Resume Activities Today 

The Woman's Auxiliary of the 

Ocean City Golf Club will reBume 

its activities this (Friday) afternoon, 

when it will entertain at 

a bridge-tea at the club house. 

Mrs. Henry Schanze is chairman 

and invites all members and their 

friends to be present. 

The card players will meet at 

2:15 p. m. 

• * * 

ear-old dai 

Emil 

a 

Hi 

'en Uoufs^ 

i 

Marie 

Palmer, 

'" "*' 

" Mr. 

a 

Hallowee 

home, Friday -ev 

«« u&t I 

. it»r *of 

'aimer, wa 

We'en ~ 

Mrs. Finkbeiner 

At Bridge. 

M 

Entertain? 

g 

Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner, 103a 

Asbury av., was hostees at a 

foursome of bridge Tuesday 

night. Her guests" were: 

Mrs. 

Daniel Arnold, Miss Helen Stedem 

and Miss RoBe Grace Imbesi. 

• * • 

Woman, 75, and Boy, 8, Have 

Joint Birthday Celebration. 

Miss Mary Dietrich, of Bloomfield, 

N, J., was a visitor for a 

week at the home of Mr. and 

Mrs. Fred R. Woodruff, Jr. 

Each year she comes to celebrate 

her birthday with that of 

Frederick the 3d. This year she 

was 7fi years old. 

Frederick is 

at her 

' 

l 

ÎU »• --v;— Included Elizabeth 

CWyton, Betty Janrf Webb, Joseph 

rrimperio, Arthur MMOU, 

JlBry Giwtafson, ^Gerievlevo 

Lyncji and Sohny Ho.den. 

Catholic Daughters 

Announce Card Tartles 

Th^ catholic Daughter* announce 

a series of Card parties 

beginning Monday night in the 

vili B o/ ^'nmbus rooms, 405 

14th st_ FrteeujIlL be awariiyrt, 

and any gmne may be playpd! 

Similar parties werp given last 

ycur and they proved populnr 

The public is Invited. 

Public Card l'arty |,j 

Parochial P.-T. A. Tonight. 

A public card party tonbjist 

(Friday) in tl!« American Legion 

roras in the Music Pier 1» BPOH 

sored by the Parochial Taront- 

Toachora" Association 

of which 

MrH Frnnit. Sannlno IB president 

Mm John Rice and Mrs. William 

Guutafson comprise a committee 

ou arrnnKomrnts A blanket will 

bo Kiven «B a lucky nunier prize 

Prize? for high motv-i also mil 

he awarded 

bum nL, n^. „,..., 

party at her 

harm,' 

eninf. > \ >. - > 

Those who enjoyed i,\» 

werf: Mr. and Mr*. Jaitoas 

Mn 4nd Mrs. Erail^PsJmi.., 

Hrf. Bert, Cl4Ftoa;, Ken 

iy r 

ar.:&. 

Mrf. Nithola' 

nfce gift*. , 

-leisived 

inany 

JIIBH 

Hosfoss 

DAILY SERVICE 

leaning and Pressing 

75< 

n's Suits and Topcoats and 

/omen's Plain Dresses and Coats 

WORK BONE A T OUlt l'Jn*r, given by the Misses Preston 

in their new home, the Glrard 

apartments. 

' *Miss Cecelia Hand, 879 Wesley 

av., has Just returned from a 10 

days' visit 

with relatives and 

friends in New York and Connecticut 

Chuck Roast 

Top Muscle .Roast; 

Rib Roast 

DICK'S 

PLACE 

Somer* Point 

Soinetiilng New and Different 

Wednendmy October 31 

9 p. m. to 12 p. in. 

Bargain 

lc SALE 

1 Beer 10c - 2 for lie 

25c Drinks - 2 for 26c 

35c Drinka - 2 for 36c 

Etc. Etc. 

MUSIC - DANCE 

Legs 

LAMB 

%21c ShouWer 

Chickens 

Vote Republican 

November 6th 

KEEP GOOD GOVERNMENT 

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR 

Hamilton F. Kean 

FOR CONGRESSMAN 

Isaac Bachar&ch 

FOR GOVERNOR 

Harold G. Hoffman 

FOR ASSEMBLYMAN 

William C Hunt 

FOR COUNTY CLERK 

Stirling W. Cole 

FDR 

Albert 

FOR 

Country Sausage 

^ 

2 Ib. Pkg. Vogt's Scrapple 

Phila. Scrapple » 

Penna* Selected Fresh Eggs . 

IN THE GROCERY DEPART 

| 

••,. .-si 

HEIN2 

All Large Conned Soup 

Consomme or Clam Chowder 

Baked Beana . . .. 

Baked Beans .. . . 

Ketchup .„.- . 

Jktchup _., - ^. 

t 

2 for 27c 

meoiu||ri «$Mtf ^ z 

.. «nwQ 

1 mud 

**. 

Evergreen Pumpkin 

Puchew BarUett Pears 

Duchess Apricots 

Tomatoes . 

Sour Krout 

White House Apple Sauce 

Land o'Lakes Milk 

No. 2>/, cm , 

.No. l ^ l V 

No. 

& 

: No. 2 can 

No. 2»/2 c«ns 2 for 

- No. 

Bmt and BaU 

Tartan Grape Juice. quart boWi 

Hailing'* PrMenre*,. - 2 V* jfr 

% Xb WUbur'* Bak. Choc 2 for 

Duch. Multtrd Sanfinca 3 aa$ 

i 

t»oat Towtiw 

Instant Tapioca 

s n* 

2 pkg* for 

pint 

HALLOWE'EN SUC 

EnglUh Walnutt - «tra 

Almond, (toft ihcfled) 

Large Soft Shelled Pecan* 

n 

Virginia Water Ground White Com Meal 

N. B. C. Spiced W 

Sunshine Spiced W 

— IN THE PRODUCE DEPAR1 

V 

Iceberg Lettuce: 

iS-ffty 

Ripe Tomatoes 

Fresh Jersey Cêry Hearts 

Telephone Pea*

Lilt":. •. 

p. T 

f K, 

-X 

just J.lko Th»t! , SfflS1iSSii^ 

Juit Like Ttet ff) — Jet nnnlr"""if th* inn, 

•to . . . Biw«rt and tarr- • . •"Til** 1h * 1 

j ««iBiin«tmt an el 

pard, as wpll ai, 

«o.Kto-fcU!y ,:.«tt;hft*-.tmheid-'by 

the Oeeah Gte.loarfl of After" 

eduoatfon for patt*e tuition, m& 

James M,. Mpaftan L; Jr., ; Breii ^" 

eipenle;;stf,the, Chtvjrojrt Motti 

a 

• Oui 

pr, 

r\ 

W 

S. /} >~ 

.%, *% \ 

afir. 

the Court in the "fourth "period were reialnp W"««1PW».. Tutidar momjnR 

«•.„,, m... I nil h« Tuntarlnn. hut In in, m- Tlie two OOFS eltae to Ocean city I 

Purple Heart-Medal 

Itting* lo«M«» of FBIMO Cment, to 

KSdJiff ffir l a«, to A. M, chrirt,, 

Weit.rn ItotlH 

flunblln 1 Man, by I, Bj ! 

Honlnna Bldm Anln, bs 

Non-Fktion 

I operation for appendicitis at the 

Atluntic Shores hoapital, October! 

: lieu of the unpaid tuition, "With 

iV4 •f I 1 " 

lf*1 

*\ 

6 

Mr 

,. _„, Z ~. JM» n*d the Order of the Pur- 

Bra TMefl It! pie Heart conferred upon them, 

Mian Helen Derrick, mu«ie rap. | n î""gg South JerRey wounded 

, , ,_ „ . ,_ , , „ _.„_ ... „_ ervlBor, sari ihe (loeih't like to war ieterana are the latent repromising 

Phorson, Bub»t!tiito hack, raced 20 for (h0 Hnnrlod «rlddeni, when, "">« »• "It 4 wrd of a long by clplanta of the honor, 

fill their ynrta on a spinner around left ~| th OBl, three mlnntoa to oiov herself, §h« ought to lot Jean Tt, t order wna originated by 

111 take BUI Kitten- scored on a play through tackle, did not seem to think so and 

puSe.'s lali-back position; if not.jonco alal n the Henrtoamen fail- proceeded to advance dangereuily 

ppjay, Taceafmo will itart at ea to score the extra point. This nenr tho Ocean City goal line • 

ai.hpckfleld poit. i tlms Hill Hlttenhouse missed a Beemnn began the drive with a 

?;:With these exceptions!, the Mine place kick. 

Ocean Wlty to Unly B-U portunlty either team had for 

IB an unexepectedly close game nsgrlnB, However, Ocean City was 

Court Kouse. Saturday, The Court 

flatus, âauad was a good dtaj 

stronger than pwta nporta » MuTf Tf Bteman. Court House star, 

had indicated lioth helves andini wna t h r w n fqJ, 0 ]0 " yard Ioii 

closings of tho periods. 

ttr Car m a Heated Garage 

JP GARAGE TT 

Conshohocken Tires 

illlllBUICK Service. and Repair. 

& Ocwn City and 

pe May County 

Ocenn City Sorlp Accepted 

The first quarter was practlnnlly 

uneventful, u tumbled ball 

by nourt Haiigo on its own SO 

game prdBreised, however, Bee- clark starred' for Court HOUiB, 

man atoned for his losses by MMI of the attempts made to 

ing, A short punt by Vln Klostermnn 

gftfe the Ml! to Court 

House In Ocenn City territory as 

the half drew to n close, A 20 

Tudor Sedan ... 

New Motor • Trunk Job 

1932 Ford 4-cyl. Co«ch 

In good condition. Here's • 

real bargain! 

1930 Buick 

flpod Appeannre 

KAtt TERMS 

26-ynrd run on a fake paaa plav 

r od 

nil wnen tin Ocean City sub talked 

to one of his team-mates teforo 

play had begun after he 

came into the game, A ill-yard 

penalty wax the result of this 

offense. Two lo-yard pnMeg from 

Mills in PiirvlB placed the ball 

- n City's 25-ynrfl line, hut 

visitors tl Suis., a .., v,, .,„„, 

ngnlnst passes until the game 

ended, 

Taccnrino and Klonterninn bore 

the Imrdeo f* * u ~ •>«« -»•—'— 

lownr county team's line were 

fiitlle and the blue nnd ôld were 

forced, to make most of Its gains 

through the ends. 

George Hrownmlller, former 

Ocenn Pity Hiijh athlete, is assisting 

Coach Wilbur Clark with 

thf Tnurt House team. 

Tfe" 

l!ti#-yps I 

Pot Octin Cilf 

. „. ^ ...„.,.— Harris 

...L, 

r 

T... HmM 

G. McC.lllon 

0,.. 1 .......... Wnllnco 

0, ..„. „ OolUin 

..,...^. Holllerl 

i ?_ EnrlmliMii 

!.„.. TaesiFinf} (E) 

~ nut • 

mm. F. n niek.... 

r. M, niun HBUM n f) j n-ll 

ton Cltr 0 I 0 »«-« 

Tdiiilidfiwn i TsKiiHne. . 

Bub.tllulpm Oomn City—MaePlwiwin, 

Huwklnn, Towii, 

hA, Hawk, Both. 

Miner, Unkl., 

Interchurch Cage 

League Organized 

^^^V'' ; i=^,i/ ; Plans to organite «i Inter. 

Miss 

•••"' 

it! 

-'• 

El §* If_j_ f 1^ ihureh Baiketball League were 

[jflW. \j. IVOTtZ, ^0. outlined at the music pier Mon. 

, day evening. Id Kane wai elect- 

POHD FACTOBY DEALER #H--preridenfe—•-• • 

Atlnitln Anr r' 4 Tt 

lit and Atlantic Mm C, * 

iB propoled to have every 

(, huwh Tl pr^mA in the i (aguei 

-: : »t30 to .9i30 

For Governe 

mmmm 

Alfred R.S. 

scne ACCTWio-retl VAIOB 

Namei of eli^Me players ihould 

I'be in the hands of the league 

During these times, when 

"most ^rfTui eount our dol- 

Jan carefully, it Is natural 

for the thrifty housewife to 

frequently. 

A fish dinner 

li easy to prepare, enjoyed 

with zest, and It's econoinl- 

HlAT 

Does the boner yon contompUte hnjlng Wfe the following 

fextani? H not, you in But grtttaB m fM«toit Til Dt In Ike 

oil bnnier field. 

1. YOBK OONTBOLTi- More efficient, more economical and 

IP WLJOa ouieter In opemtlm. 

2. I0BK UtFLEZ . The only one of its kind. Maintalnl a 

TAIfl 

Bonatant prMiure and an unchangini 

, Bupply of oil to'tW noiile, . 

8. 10BK SOZZLE Best atomizing noiile ever developed. 

,••);- 

^fm BUJtt tho BitWer oil, pirfectly, 

4, YORK Oil PUHf M»kea it poanlble to Initial the (ael 

'• -.?;"-;-••:-• ••-', jH0»m ttok aayl*ere above or below 

iv •••:•;•>,';••••' ••.'••• nourid; TWi UiTAMDABD EQUIP. 

' v ; ,^_ MINT on all TOBK burBen. 

6. ACCESMBUtTY All parti, are onttide of the furtuwe 

,î :,-j v..,,,.v -ana tBerefore Immediately and Aiily 

•; li-.-',:•••,-,•••'- ••-,-, acceailble. Ther are not aubject to de- 

V:f:,: •>«'%,« »*. •,..„,.'-„ 

(•tnaining. the Point board alsu „ * " >* tor , 'HimieK 4 

-es Ocean City for thia fail'j ., W i "'t.ff^V J 

altion, which averagei $900 a hl tne . a01 W, to . ' t, ,, 

^nth 

Cleaning—Pressing 

Phone 1853 

WAINWRIGHT'S 

818 Asbury Ave, Call-Delivery 

sil 'i 

and diieipltne hiialelf 

work, We also are teaching hi 

• —-- •—— j co-operation; how to Hw' with I 

ihe saia 

could be i 

Two new members were Initial-1 high tribute to Mr, Durell, 

their TOtea to edueatien. lull." 

od by the BaBtein star, Mondiiyl ""- '- —' --•--•* — - ^sriair 00 were read. 

nipht. 

i 

SHERIFF'S BUM 

Tho district meeting in Atlantic 

City and the official vigit of Mrs. nationtii nationtl reputati 

Emily Jane Ifewltt, of Abseeon,, to be in a coum, counuj 

lire planned for November, j of his hit type," 

1 ' 

130,70 in ChriHtmag Fund < < 

The Busineis and Profeisional iuptmsiori of all 

women wore ...introduced Uy toiwin 

ffiT*? 

mxi, « 

heatla 

all the pages, and 

Mrs, White heads the State publieatfon 

esnimitttt committe 

H. Stiles, Mcrotati- of tlio Eotaiy ylub, ; ._ -- - ' 

WONDAV, NOVBMBEH 191... ... . 

Biitary'i ch'of Iwniit, j, ProH^ttl| jnJM rj*i^ 

NtfM ..Uis houij at iiwelvo «M flvo l 

ficti, Cndman, i.hook down club 26 s u J," Jpin . Group ^ to mM,t..M., |OI«CJH ant otilieli 16 

«k| ithnUn of UM div, M th« I 

mcmberi for a conBiilerablB auin 

when he levied a i 

O.» H»; Oeaiiti, HW JiiWi 

en all who i 

All flnt asEtaln. mottiiatii: pnataM, | 

_ •AWJEPAY SSCaOFff BATH 

in the kitchen is a 

time-worn joke / 

So is that 0U-Fashioned 

BangeofYours 

Yet many a woman, otherwise modern, eon- • "—••=— 

tioucs to use an antiquated inefficient radge. 

Besides marring her kitchen, it exhausts her patience 

and robs her of rightful comfort and leisure because 

it lacks the present day gas range features that make 

cooking and baking lots etiler, speedier, more accurate 

and efficMni. 

A aemonstration of the Magic Chef gas range will 

prove thii 10 you. No other wage of any type can give 

you mon modern advantages than Magic Chef. Its 

atnazing improvement over ranges of only three or 

tour years ago will make you wonder how you can put 

Up with your Clutnsy, old range smother day. 

Why do it? Whj flbt enjoy the benefits of a modernized 

kitchen as thousands of women everywhere are doing?. 

Th6 flfst step is to replace your old range with a modern 

Magic Cheif the gas range of today. 

|t gifts you hitter cooked, more delicious food with 

less time and trouble, keeps your kitchen cooler and 

cleaner, lives on both gas bills and food. Let us 

demonstrate a Magic Chef for you. 

huttdns. Ha announced *BBt a- • "•••=* *:« OHUO ana l ,J« r w am aewMMe,,tui u.te ni 

138.70 had betn MSfSo fA, ây'bffc s^ F ^ '4 & 3 ^ •&,&.*&&• 

this method for the club's Chrlit- *,« t *i B "y,* 1 "' **• "rj- tarif • dttortfiid, utatfc, blue .wl: Mitt' 

mo fi party for poor children. (fK'hS 1 ,,^ fc« a^'^l ' " 

MODERN MflGIC CHEF 

FEATURES 

MAGIC CHEF TOP BURMW- 

Gives a thousand even heats. Will 

not dog. MAGIC CHIP AUTO- 

MATIC TOP BURNER LIGHTER. 

SANITARY HIGH BURNER-TRAY 

—Conceals pipes and valves, protects 

them (gubst spatters and boil* 

oven. RED WHKL LOBAIN 

OVEN RBGUlAf OR, TOltV IN. 

INSULATID QVBN. GRID-PAN 

reservoir to «u. u ., 

*eniS smoking. AO' 

TJMB CONTROL CLOCK for o,.._ 

—{ixtnL charge^. 

I elsewhere. HB» fprti ft* and of M *WUi 

Lewis L, Barrett, Alhert ] 

Thomas Byron, Stirling W 

Mow^n Altart L. Pantiaitri: 

Herschil Pettit, George D. Ei-ii- 

|rdi, Senry Hoeier, Jr., Elmor 

Jones co., Dr. John K Townrand 

Owner Sound AHK 

f 

„, ubitEtitf. 

Wenli,-,in duty in th 

of the Ocean Oify-Loiw 

WII-LIAM B, POWELL, 

td Orl.,l)« 84th, IM4, 

rdH 4 l,,vol«lld lol'n.. 

"to^rtn'i? * «>» *rttit!iii lta '», ta , 

K. IWI. Sol-r. 

tl»,M««« ,ot 

Si :îiB^»^«wW?te 

djmini^ W. Btniyi 1 PifM,;:•'."•_ 

/". t 

H^W^V 

»*f 

in'•»**•'»':tM'«i«i1:ii^P?i^ 

siHe of the wll houie. Webb tuok Vfntr T, rli, t. Un 01» «f t. 

the license number 

HI*. B »» «"iw *« '»*»« ft' »?w of lllwyflWrfifi. inewHi,^ *^W^ 

AMoWirtg to the number, th« ff A .^BW& .BSfcTEfJH 

car belonBeii to Andy Hosa, 731 «Hiw at ii, knil, tlit jteeOiiU i.liirii. 

Bay av., who wag arreited forigj '"" *" "" " " ' " 

MCkleRi dnvmg.. In police cm ' ' 

i all tertified t.ue l_ 

pi ftVlfleneB, BortgMi.jBpahfc.piwslMii _«v«i^ by 

—— ^- —. ilW t« ,eift|fle»t«, diifi OttBDtf !Ji, 

: Mrs, Clnrefloe A, Llttlo h H« retin 

nod from n viilt of a week In 

.WaBhingtM, D,.C, 

14 Arft»ted to New Police 

War on Number Racket 

((kintlnuwi inn mm It 

gaoled Police OBntain Hobert J. 

Lk i th thi) 

IN CHANCinV OF NEW JEBSEY 

ft WAI; AMiraBoAM .nF 

By VIFISB of an erdir sf the Cear 

fe flLM'^L^^sirf'ys is-s?^ • &iw 

day arid assigned some dbiervu- ton the titii d» of November not enj. A«MM HI 

tlpn vaBtaw'^patot on the West « ««« MM Mil ,in i> Mn « . mm,

'ifSJMtfrt'M' 

I 

Henley said 

JnclWa to " 

WW»> would he * 

Jnent from an aw 

point. 

Conver , says. . !Tbe 

b 

dt 

lM Shade-: 

Jajfd.av^^MWllle, is in good 

condition following tapoperation. 

Mrt. Job Steejm&n. 54 K New 

Jersey «y., Somers Point, entered 

(he boemUd Monday afternoon 

and underwent ait operation, on 

Tuesday morning, 

J(i J . and Mrs. Thomaa Crelinski, 

Adam* av.; Margate, are re* 

wiving 

congratulations 011 M19 

bih f l T h d ' 

«rii:Sl#itteji _ 

thlit|iwi^ '^PP^fwitij 

this Tyeek. fte drolflV dofjiwith 

Louis Berther; comniaMef ox the 

local post. 

Writing to, inamherfi of the department 

from Jacksonville, Sunday, 

ho said lie wa$ having "u 

fine time." 

?Pi^- l %nA :^^lSSiftiPifii4 '*W »' : ' : «-'• »Mi last!' Thursday; 

^^^^^^Pân^^H 

«flWt «hd,iohM«i both doint 

**** ^^^^^Sai WW weJU Mrt. fCfeluiikl will ht 

Â^ ^frs^T *itin£mliAI*fifl . as ttia > dramas i Mfei 

ey e s l b 

remembered as the former Misj 

G 

Kd 

wKF/r.aiTirvij^-t,^ iU".«»tiii,l»im«owwi as me lonner MUM 

^ K I ^ I ^ ^ ^ I & W 1 ! ^ ^ Qtrtruat Ktmteiy, head nurie at 

IWy" 1^ SlCfiRSSSN-^Py^SSM the heipUMbefore kit marriage. 

Mrs. BUB Burnham, 8 Braddeck 

av,, Somerg Point, has returned 

y, 

Disth 

to 

sylvania, New. York, Ne J 

Delaware, Uwttnd 

and the 

trict of Cammbfo. 

i_ 

Henry Lopers Have 

New Baby Daughter 

' Mr.,and,Mrs. J, L. Lopm, 109 

4Of at.^refeeived word recently 

that » daughter had been bom 

tMrJanq- Mrs. Henry Loper, 

W Landing. Mrs. Loper 

new 

baby are in tho 

udfat Hospital, Philadelphia, 

are doing nicely, 

y Leper, 'who attended 

here, is employed by tbs 

^tfl 

Banic of May.s Landing. 

Vfrs, 'Loper was before her marriage 

Miss Dorothy Gejser. who 

with her parents aummeioJ hero 

on Plaza pi. 

The child bus been named Lavinia 

Carrol. She. weighs six tf nnd 

three-quarters pounds. 

Beck's. Open All Year.—Adv. 

Church Council to 

Have'Oyster $upper 

The 

John's 

Church 

Council of 

Lutheran 

Church 

St. 

will 

to her home after treatment in 

the hospital. 

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hagerthy, 

1010 ihore rd., Ltawbod, are" the 

proud parents of a son, born on 

Monday, 

Alma HaffiUngir, Ji Walton 

pL, Ocean 

Oity, is recuperating 

after an operation, 

• • » 

George Tomlin, Petersburg, is 

improving; 

sponsor im oyster supper 

Friday 

evening, November 2. 

The men in charpre arc: George 

C. Franklin; Theodore It, Benner, 

Maurice Blizzqril, J,. Edivnr.l 

SelU, Elwooil Franklin,. Hnrry 

Fort and, Kev. G. Knudsen. 

GOP Freeholders Spitball 

Artists, Says Col. Howell 

(Continued from paw 1) 

liical significance " 

Ho promised thnt It he find 

Powell ore olcctcil they will ollni 

Innto "family control" In ominivl 

offices. He Charged that four or 

five 1'amllles "practically riin the 

VILLAGE 

Friday and Saturday 

Alice Brady and Edward Everett 

Horton are atrongly featured, 

in the screen musical comedy, 

"The Gay Divorcee." 

The atpry, u brisk, spectacular 

romance, with glamorous music 

and dancing, deals with a lovesick 

dancer's mad pursuit of : a 

lady, and the hilarious complications 

wh/ch arisp when she mistakes 

him for u.iother man and 

issues a strange invitatidh which 

Doivr.ihc Cottnfy 

ppM 

Ad 

Incensed over destruction of 

city boardwalk property by child 

skaters, the Nortii wlldwood city 

council Has suggested to the police 

department that the old time 

Whipping post be revived. 

• • • 

Wnld linn Chance , ifK 

Vug WUh WhII. Yiic»tton om»r 

""' "*"• «"> SL Mid n.T.a AT. 

Inlrodncl 

MONDAY. OCTOBER n 

"READY FOR 

vim 

BICHABD ARI.KN ]{ 

MARJOHIK HAM1IKA 

—BAHOAIN NITB-J : 

EVERY 

MON. and 

nOLIDATS EXCEPTKD 

Olhtr ETtnln(i 15c «iid'll£ 

TUE1DAV «nd 

UMLOBKi IIJRL RIO bji. 

"MADAM WBT* 

TIUtRHDAV. NOV. 

"GRIDIRON FI 

KMIIK QITffXAN """' IIKTTV t 

— BAKCAIN NITlU. 

Thls Thinlri" show* only (he pruiluef of 3 

furvmoNt producers—. 45%, 

Mi-lrolioldnyii-JInycr - ramnotntsiE 

Warner Jlros. . 

First National 'ifl 

United Artists and Do ' 

a politician "hut Just as a 

lnr follow." 

regu- 

Held for Drunkencss 

Snmuel Wells, 51, of 2B5 Haven 

av., arrested early Tuesday 

nn a drunk and riisordm-ivrh 

was later Kiven a SO-dny suspended 

sentence .iyith a wariiingthat 

if he is nrreated ajenin the 

30 days will be added t» whatever 

new sentence he 

i 

Walter Dale Announces 

The Winter Location of 

The Black Lantern 

at 517 Eighth Street 

Exclusive Ocean City Showing of— 

English Chintz Ware and Imported China 

Gift* and Novelties 

Slot Jlnchliiet 

Klvu nltit miichfncM, uclzeil In 

recent ruldH, wftre dealnived Frlduy, 

under the ilfrectloti cif Prosecutor 

French B. Ijovcliinil. UJlilor 

ahiirlft I'iiul M. Scull und County 

Doteclivo John Keennn. 

Will Hold ItummiiKc sale 

Tlic Laillos Aid Society uf the 

Prenhyterlaii

Oct 1934 - Newspaper Archives of Ocean County

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