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JUST A FEW LOTS LEFT BEFORE ADVANCE IN PRICE 

Buy a Lot in the Moore Tract 

Bay to Simpson Avenue 

Seventh to Eighth Street* 

Five minutes walk toboth banks, post office and depots. 

The best value in this city in reasonably priced ground. 

Lota from $9iop upwards. 

We will help you in financing: the building of your home. 

These lots can be purchased on very easy payments. 

JOHN J. POSTER 

EWING T. CORSON 

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"GO AND DO LIKEWISE" 

A prominent citizen of this State, who had been solicited to purchase stock in a promotional company, called 

recently at his Bank to inquire of its opinion as to his purchasing this stock as an investment. 

The Bank at once investigated thoroughly the stock of this company and when the customer called a few days 

later and read the report which the Bank compiled from information received from very reliable sources, he 

very promptly informed the cashier—"well, that stock is certainly everything but a desirable and safe investment 

and you can bet your last dollar those fellows—-referring to the stock salesmen—will get ntone of my 

money.** \ •' ' ' ' / ' " ' . • •' . •-..'. ' .- • ' ' -• - . . : . _. 

Perhaps you alqo may be favored with a call from these same stock salesmen;.if so, for your own sake, your 

family's sake and the community's sake, we urge you to follow the example set by the gentleman above and go 

to your Banking Institution and have the stock investigated before turning over your savings, and liberty 

Bonds tothese stock salesmen. ' .'•••• 

Any Banking Institution in this State will esteem it a pleasure toadvise you in all matters pertaining toyour 

investment proposition. 

It Will Cost You Nothing! It May Save You 

From Serious Loss! 

New Jersey Bankers' Association 

This Space Contributed by 

First National Bank of Ocean City and Ocean City Title and Trust Company 

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SUTTON NEW POSTMASTER; 

BACK FROM SOUTH MARCH 20 

LOCAL HWANUNS 

WIN TRAP-SHOOT 

OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923 

Special Names for 

Summer Homes 

BOYS LARGE TRACT 

OF UNO ON MY 

DIRECTOR CAMPBELL RETURNS 

TO HIS HOME IN THIS RESORT 

A cottager makes tho follow 

Held .This Office aad 

Beat Pleaaaalvllle oa a OoU and Ing timely suggestion: 

Gave This City High Cteas Chautauqua is to 

(j. H. Mowbray. of Philadelphia, 

Windy Day aad Hold Cas 

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A charming thing for summer 

residents of Ocean City to '- Foarteeath Street 

Purchaser, Plans to Balld at City 

Service 

Betara MeUh Today 

Abase* Fall: 

- Edward M. Sutton has been ap- Open Here Today 

The postponed trap-shoot between 

members of the Ocean City home a name. Undoubtedly, if this city, have sold-a quarter 

do Is to gi ve 

Recovered from Opirstleaa He Allegro Club Guests 

their summer W. R. Chattin ft Son, realtors, 

' pointed postmaster of Ocean City, 

Underwent la Heaaital 

Lectarea and High-Class Musical 

and be haa accepted the office. The 

- City Commissioner Wm. M. of Mrs. CR Price 

appointment was made a few days Entertainments oa Three Afteraoons 

and Bvifcalaga 

on Thursday evening from Phila- 

Kiwanis Club and-the Pleasant' everyone has a special affection lot a block of land at Fourteenth Campbell returned to this resort 

vllle Kiwanis Club was held on the for his Ocean City bouse, so street and the bay front to. J. H. 

ago. Mr. Sutton and wife have 

Members DJscaas Works «f 

n, near the ntut-lf pier. In this give it personality by means of Mowbray. of Philadelphia, who 

' been in the South for some weeks, Much Interest is shown in the 

delphia, where, in the Hahnemann 

Braaaeosabs and Haas and Are L 

resort Saturday afternoon. The a name. • 

owns other" property in this city, Hospital, some weeks since, he Delightfully Entertained 

and none of bis friends here knew Swarthmore Chautaoo.ua entertainments 

to bo. given In the as-bt'lng propitious, there being con- 

Jas. W. Fernley ,has named his tract. He-is a chemist. The land, lie was feeling very well, al most enjoyable evening at' tho. 

weather conditions were far from For example. Commodore and who plans to build on this underwent two operations. He said The Allegro Club members aad 

Just bow he felt regarding; the-acceptance 

of the office. 

sembly room of the* Ocean City siderable wind, and the ' air wasboose "Kenjockety" (meaning which was owned by Edward M. :hlnga considered, but he planaec home of Mrs. Clinton B. Price on 

The Ledger on Wednesday after, High School building- this after- 

and evening, and Monday The boys went on with the prominent musician, of Philatween 

Haven and Bay avenues, 

Austin was the leader, and the' 

IW. • 

welcome). {Samuel J. Riegel. a Sutton, runs from the alley be- 

to "take things easy for awhile.' Tuesday, evening. Mrs. James 

noon wired Mr. Sutton, who wasnoon 

then In Miami, and the following and Tuesday afternoons and evenings. 

The opening entertainment won by five points, the total score "Am Meer," the title of one of Marine place. 

"•hoot," however, and Ocean City delphia, haa chosen the name and from Fourteenth street to 

Director Campbell's large drcle 

program was devoted to the works . 

• answer was received: 

of friends expressed pleasure 

Miami, Fla.. Feb. £8. 1921 

his return and on the condition of 

of Gena Branscombe and' Henry 

this afternoon will be at 3 o'clock, Ibtlng: Ocean City, 172; Pleas- 

167. 

as the name of his Ocean City lowing sales: 

[Mrs. Austin for the fine program. 

Schubert's most beautiful songs, 

J. F.'MaeNamee, Ocean City 

This firm also reports the fol-•• health. 

Holden Huss. Much credit is doe 

Ledger — Have accepted appointment 

as postmaster of Ocean City. organization of four talented mu- 

Ocean City retained the cup - of- 

bouse, 844- Second' street. Property of Mrs. Elisabeth Hig- 

CADETS WILL RETURN After a reading on Gena Brans- 

when the "Victorian Maids," anantville, 

Mrs. Sutton and I leave hero tonight 

for Cuba and go from there lent program. . There will be a 

sicians, will be heard In. an excelfered. 

Why not all plant several ginbotham, 1249 Asbury avenue, 

combe's works by Mrs. Price, Hiss 

to St Petersburg. Will be home 

The. individual scores were as ees In front of their summer | to J, Frank Clancy, an insurance Saellenbarg Boya' Bequest Granted Mary Colbum played two violin 

about March 20 

lecture this evening at 8 o'clock illows: 

homes T Let's all do this. 'man at 305 Walnut street, Philadelphia. 

' 

The officers of the SoeUenburg ind "A Memory," accompanied, by 

by City OOciab selections. "An Old Love Tale" 

Ė. M. 8UTTON. by Waif red Iinstrom • on "The Pleasantville—Saundera, 45 out 

Mr. Sutton, who is in the gen-Spiriera) contracting business . in this man was . a chaplain .with . theGreen. 2S; Thomas, 20; Clark, 36. 

of-America." This gentle- 

>f a possible 60; WUIets, SO; 

Three-family apartment at theCadet Corps, of Philadelphia, nave Mrs. James Austin. Following 

city, is president of the Chamber [Thirty-second • Division in the Argonne, 

and is a speaker of unusual 18 out of a possible 25; Chas. 

Edith P. Denn and Mrs. Sarah A. In this dty this summer, as stated ind Mrs. A. W. 8hoemaker. Mrs. - 

Ocean City—Capt. A. R. Smith, 

IMPORTANT SUIT oinwr of Thirteenth stTeet and iked Mayor Champion - for per-thimission to hold their encampment *>y~Mlas Osier, Mrs. Howard Briee. 

was a trio, "A Morning Wind," 

Cuntral avenue, owned by Mrs. 

of Commerce. He was postmaster 

here for thirteen years when the ability. 

Sack, shooting for Capt. Smith, 14 WON BUmf Pallatt, of Elkins Park, toMrs. >y the mayor at the coramissionirs* 

meeting this week. The matter You Heart's Ease." 

Roger B. Williams sang "1 Bring 

present postmaster, B. Frank There will be two concerts on out of a possible 25; Cossaboom. 

Ellxabetb HIgginbotham, of this 

Smith, was appointed. This will Monday by_the Festival Artists, 41; Bourgeois, 30; Howard Brice, Bay-Front Property Owners, Court Jty. . ' . ras referred to Mayor Champion, Mrs. M. Nahass read an article 

be nine years ago next, month. [selected from the Colonial, Operitlc 

Company, and a lecture in the There will be a return match at 

35l Hullngs Wallace, 36. 

Decides. Mast Psy Asssess- Two-family apartment at 1626 rlU> power to act. 

i Henry Holden Huts. Mrs. B. 

When be was selected for this office 

here, Mr. Sutton was one ofevunlng of that day by Frank B. Pleasantville , today. The - Ocean 

. meats Made Against Them Central avenue, owned by Louis J. The cadets have spent'a week Marshall played his "Second 

Schrair. of Philadelphia, to James on the grounds at Sixth street and 

•relode in D Major, 1 * and the pro-' 

the youngest postmasters in thePearson, of the Chautauqua Circle, .City shooters will be accompanied City Solicitor A. C. Boswell Informed 

the City Commissioners, a 

|songs, "It Was a Lover and His 

gram was concluded with Us 

a McFarland, of Philadelphia, Ocean avenue every summer for 

country, holding" honors on this on "World-BuUdlng." Those who to Pleasantville by a number of 

who will live in ont> of the apartments 

in the summer. 

! three or four years past-' 

Une with former Mayor Harry have beard Mr. Pearson know of club members. It is expected. 

~M*a" and "On the Green and 

their weekly meeting, that the 

Baeharach, , who was selected to 

the treat in- store for them, and 

Wrestling Boutal "Prellau.- Iraasy Hillside," by Mrs. Dunstan. 

I State Supreme Court had Just rendered 

a decision In favor of . theI Smith, 1317 Asbury avenue, to 

Two-family apartment of Robert 

fill a similar position in Atlantic they will not miss this opportunity Thank Their Friend* 

Prof. E. E. Unger has held 

City about bt that tht time. 

of again hearing him. Tho com- Mm.' Niels Carlson and sister 

seventy preliminary ' boots this 

Mr. Button inaugurated many ^y-drama. "Csppy Ricks," will be wish to extend their sincere **«*« municipality in the cane of the as 

Mrs. Mary WeIab._Df Manayunk, 

week in preparing for the wres 

who will occupy one of the apartments. 

Mr. Smith and , family, 

the boya of 

ElHWnNHNS HEAR 

striking improvements in the ser-vice in the post office, and early in on the last day. Those who have bors who were so kind to them ers along the bay front, in thewho have been in Florida for 

the feature of the entertainment ia their many friends' and neigh- 

sessments against property own 

ling tournament for 

the public schools. The toumahis 

term this resort had Its. firstread Peter B.. Kyne's stories will I during their recent bereavement;, north section of the resort. some time, left there a day or twoment will be held within a short: HELPFUL ADDRESS 

letter carriers. He was always want to see this play. 

I also to all those who sent floral] 

since for this city. 

time, and the boya are' much in-[join E. 

active in obtaining everything The -Junior Chautauqua is oneL_i.i emblems. .- 

The decision relates to the con- 

tercsted. 

CIU. of Trentea Basiaeas 

possible to make and maintain this of the features that appeals very. _, _-— 

[strocUon of bulkhead. In navigable Be Thrifty! and Invest in the 

post office one of the best of itstrongly to the children, and they 

class in the country. 

!££ «*L t tZ Utltm J-' "*:; "•*"" •*»">•' a«.e«ment of own- Strand R * L. March Sad. Took Vohntary Noa-galt 

Gallagher aad Sheas 

will bo on hand in big force. •flriptloet. 8ee Adv. ea Page T. 

See 

Adv. oa Page 7. - 

In the case of D. B. MaybeW The members of the Kiwanis 

There were four'applicants for! Season. ticket, for /adult, are 

against .Tony Adllxxl, before Justice 

F. H. Ware, several days ago, 

the post office. One of these was * I* 1 - 80 -' *» ^ • afternoon * « 1 , entertain entertaln- 

the plaintiff asked for a voluntary 

College. Speaker— Beys Kaow 

ers of abutting lands. It is stated 

Club were given a real Intellectual 

that this is the' firot decision 

treat at their luncheon at the Imperial 

'this week, when they heard 

the late John R. Groves,-In whose ments start at 3 o'clock. Eveningperformances 

begin at 8 o'clock. 

the bulkhead.- 

OCEAN CITY WON 

wherein land-owners are assessed 

for.the filling of land to support NO LET IIP IN 

• interest Mr. Soiton, although an 

I non-suit, which was granted. It 

a splendid address by John E. GUL 

"• applicant, waa • said to have been 

stated that another suit Will be 

vice president of the Elder Business 

College, Trenton. It was full 

Dont miss any- of these entertainments. 

OVER EGG OARBOR 

working energetically. ; ' 

An ordinance was adopted by BUI.BERE started by Mayhew. He sued Adlixxl 

for the recovery of 980, rent 

the City Commissioners in September, 

1017, cwvidmg. for . thePermit* for Houses Valued at 

of excellent suggestions to the 

Tentative plana have been made 

by officers of the Chamber of Commerce 

to hold a dinner meeting of Justice of the Peace Florida 

erection of a bulkhead along Great 

Able to Get Aroaad S 

members, plentifully punctuated - 

Manager GarwooaTs AasTregstloa. 

Mlaaa Miller, ST-XJ 

for two months for the shop 

by humorous stories that insda # 

this organisation soon after Mr, Jones, of this city, who accidentally 

broke two or three bones in one 

ition of this resort, a distance of 

. Egg 1 SIStVOM Granted by Inspector cupled Until a few weeks ago by 

Harbor Bay in the north scc- 

hit with Ms hearers. . 

The Ocean City Athletic Asso 

S.itb inFebrasry ^^ the defendant. ^ ^^ ' The j ^two months 

Button's return U> this dty. 

i elation five won a warm struggl 

of .his legs and tore the ligaments 

several blocks.. Tho improvement Building Inspector H. C. Smith, ^nOy 

were not 

„„„„, 

up until March 

mto . 

1. Tony Mr. Gill complimented the club 

8 

on having- a member like Past 

from Egg Harbor City Thursday 

of the Umb a few weeks ago, is 

was completed in the spring of during the month of February, ing the shop next to Maybew*s [President CoUisson, .who had succeeded 

in extsmctlng the speaker 

f 

th H 

I night by the score of 87 to24.. The 

ASK FOR MIDWEEK 

now able l to get around town by 

1020, and the assessment to property 

owners for benefits was con- 

one of ofleading', 

IS.to I*,' although at 

| granted permits for new buildings store on the corner of Eighth 

y first half ended with the . locals 

means of crutches. He is 'whose value approximated 1130,- '**"*• the well l known colored residents of 

EXCURSION TRAIN 

nd Asbury avenue. 

from his busy office in Trenton and 

finned by the city a few months 

times the visitors outplayed the 

000. The total number of permits 

have him come to Ocean City to 

later. The total amount of the as- 

address the Kiwanlans. Mr. Gill 

this resort.' - •" . Ocean City boys. 

the as was 34. 

Head Badly Cut in 

sessment 

Coamerte Chamber's Traasporta 

Manager , •; nemerson, a; iorari. which was" granted. [city;-*1^00.- . ' • offense, was also sent to prison in best endeavors' toward making a 

desiring to rent cottages, here for field between Bay and Haven avenues 

and Fifth and Sixth streets. 3; Eckert. 2: Goets, 2. Foul goals the court follows: . 

apurtment bouso for Howard John- »he-having been unable to ing lived therein. 

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Ferguson, S; Karrer, 2( Kuehnle, The full text of the opinion ofj Hiram Chi'atwood, two-family the racket, and Policemen Marple town or dty better for their hav- 

the summer would take advantage 

of such accommodations. Included In the plans are a grand —Mangold, son, 2:" Ferguson, 6; Murphy,!; 3; Karrer, Render The opinion of the court fol-l"«" -' n—— "•'' .. .. .... —« •*»•••« ucva unaoie lo lumlsb 

' Mr, BHck declared that there Is stand and the fenccx. 

Kuehnle, S; Eckert, 1; Goetx, 

In emphasizing the necessity of 

Referee, Roy Johnson. 

lows: • -.--.. son, Ride of.' Ocoan Fourth City, street, on near southwest Cen- tote tSOO the bail grand for jury. her appearance • Webb was be- released. 

' from custody Wednesday rish to accomplish results, Mr. 

[wople. getting together, if they . 

comparatively little renting of The plans were • referred to the In the' preliminary games, the New . .mveiuiwr JtTney Supreme xerm, *wr/. Court jtral avenue; $7,200. 

cottages 'in this city on Sundays, board as a committee of the whole. 

November Term, 1022. 

Ocean City A. A. Reserves lost to Margaret S. Graham, Prosecutor, 

and realtors here have told himThe city clerk was instructed to 

vs. City of Ocean- City, Respondent. 

having been provided by friends, an insane asylum saw one guard 

morning, ball In the sum of $600 'HI told several stories. A visitor 

the Egg- Harbor Celtics, 26 to U 

New SerieH of the Strand a 

they'are not anxious to do business 

on Sundays. 

team had played since last spring. Decided February 20, 1023. , 

advertise for bids. 

This was the first time the local Submitted November Term, 1B22. 

L. See Adv. on Page 7. 

i He Was accused of a statutory offense. 

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"he visitor asked the guard If be 

charge of forty insane persons, 

Doable Funeral They got in the g*>ne on this oc- 1, After the repeal of Chapter | WON TWO GAMES 

Mrs. John Handley, of this city, 

J40 of the Laws of 1915 (P. " 

According to the testimony of 'ere not afraid of his charges. 

Seek Protection at . 

Icaslon to fill a.gap. 

returned e early y in the week.from 

1915, p. '-123) by Chapter 208 L.I M • -, ,;—', ~n_ ru . \Goddard at bearing Ju« 

)f jHsmmonton Beats Ocean City on| 4I _ «,__.-^.. t the . hearing - before Justjee 

Ware/Webb waa a visitor at and attack you,*" suggested the 

Suppose they should get together 

Nth North J 

The Lightning Five won from ihe Laws of'iSil (P.^L. 1B17. p.j ' Forratr's Alleys 

Grade Crossings 

Jersey, where 

the Orioles, of Atlantic City, 15 i»i), the procedure for the mat- Hammonton's five-man bou ling I 

visitor. The guard smiled. There 

called by the illness of a niece, to 9. 

Two OrganIiaUoa*~Here WiU Take W 

'able waters is contained in pararspha 

16, 17 and 18 of Article 

afternoon and.eventaff. They were 0 ^ ^ order, one tee can- 

Te ath ? tpeetl is no danger," answered the guard. 

Matter Up With Railroad Grove. Mrs. Ashmoro's father, 

from Ocean City in. an Intercity 

. 7 2- w """"* 1 "Craxy people don't get together." 

The Race of life" 

Companies 

Dr. Ellis Crater, wan also ill at The 

It was stated at the meeting of the same time, he being in the 

Rev. Dr. John Handley, 

X of the Home Rale Act of 1917 

match, on. the Hammohton alleys drinking, and Webb remained all 

je order, ' one bee canpastor, 

will. preach on "The Raco 

ft L. 1917, p. 319). • Thursday night. Some high scores night Early .Monday morning I hot make honi'y. It requires a full 

the Chamber of Commerce' that Monmouth' Memorial Hospital. 

2.- When the property owners were rolled, Charlie Slack having there -was a fight between Goddard 'bee-hlVe. • ' • ." . 

of Life" In. the First M. E. Church 

the Progressive League would ask Mrs. Ashmore died at l» o'clock 

ilthout objection - have permitted 243 in the- 'uwond game. Carl and Webb, in which the latter got The members now havo their new 

tomorrow morning. In .the evening- 

his subject will be "Zaccheus; ._• improvement and assess benecity 

to expend money for a pubthe 

railroad companies for better | Thursday morning of butt week, 

Geissner was in rare form, hitting the worst of the run-in, he having Kong-, brought here by R. Wy Edwardfl 

a couple of weeks ago, in 

protection for automobiles/ and and Dr. Crater expired at 9.16 ihts 

Its for said improvement, they the pins for 211, 222 and 178: been cut on the head with an auto 

pedestrians at several of the grade same morning; Both were buried 

or, the Conversion of an Extortioner." 

Dr. Handley preached a Kelr.lachea, to object to. the as- 

. . Hsmmobtoa 

tho racket, and Policeman Marpli they xln«- about "Mr. Gallagher" 

have no standing-, by reason of Scores:. 

rdito radiator cap. Neighbors heard working order, and, when 

. crossings in this dty. 

last Monday, and there Was . a 

double funeral. . . - 

most Interesting; sermon on Rus-essmentsian conditions last Sunday. he Invalidity of tho original or Nlchoila 182 146 138 and Jernee were sent to the house. and "Mr. Hhean"— well, you Just 

made on the cround of 

After a little discussion, it was 

llnance. . . • • . 

decided by the chamber to take 

Dunning 172 194 

Montg 

174 They later took Webb to Dr. W, ought to hear them! 

similar action. , . 

Juniors to Hold Dance 

8. .If Commlsslonera of Assess' 

203 

Mrs. Johnson - Roney, who owned 

The 

ment havo. applied the principle of 

Slack 

171 

Montgomery 162 

P. Haines' offices, and Webb's in 

189 

The Pleasantvitle Kiwanis Club 

members- of the Junior jaiid conducted the Strand Hotel 

apportioning .»_*îi—i— . i>- the expense for a Plea 

243 193 

134 205 

Juries were dressed by Dr. Haln will be the guests of the Ocean 

Class of 

MASTER BUILDERS MEET 

the Ocean Ctyy High- here for a number of years, and I public improvement, 

let The police claim this 

-• according^ to 

School will hold a dance in the who has been 111 at Vemon Hall 

the benefits eonfem 

Totals 

conferred^ 

conferred 

by 

by 

BBIU 

nald 

im< 

improvement, 

the fact that the com- 

Ocean City 

.•.—1 839 B91 887house has caused them 

Goddard City Club over here Wednesday, 

lot of March 14. This will be a big day. 

A number of the master' build Hann Building, Eighth street and for several weeks, is improving, 

trouble for some months past. President Stahnard - "pulled 

ers or this city met Wednesday West avtnuo, this evening-. 

missioners have paid- regard to Geissner .......:.......„. zii •222 

Mr many friends will be. pleased frontage will not invalidate the Hoyer ; 176 

178 

Over" a hew one this week. Each 

175 182 129 

evening and discussed the propositions 

made to the builders by the 

for awhile, -was regarded as seri- 

I. YlltUO nil utUu.-t lit mode 

IBS G. E. Cornman, Boardwalk bosi- 

to write on a card a guess as to 

to learn. ' Mm. Roncy'a condition, assessment 

Tarbottohi „ .'.... 161 

Well Known Angler Happy 

145 

member and guest was requested 

168 

MIw Esther Moll, of Tlog*. 

officials 

Philadelphia, was a recent guett 

of the • carpenters' union 

lous. She i» under-the care of Dr. Upon an asseument for unfairness 

. 141 loi» i)eiis man here, and known to hun-thedreds of the fishermen"among- the Commissioners. • ' - 

combined- ages of the City 

of Mlfls Louise M. Frame, of this 

only, dissatisfied owners mpst use 

here. 

PetUt .•. . 

dty. 

the remedy provided in the Home Totals .......:...~881 lar. 

It U reported that 

Rule Act of taking ah appeal to 

roivisitors in this resort in the summer' 

seasona, i» now a proud 

Seven of the. members bad the - 

no 'definite Mrs. J. K. Morrison, of the Idler Mrs. Minnie. Sultan, of Phila- 

the- Court of Common Pleas before Mlsa Sarah Smith has resigned 

action has been taken by the consame 

guess—165 years. The com-'. 

I wild, this dty,. who has been in delphls, who met with an .auto accident 

' several weeks ago, wasOn Certiorari. Before Justices the offices of Otis M.' Townsend, home in this dty Tuesday night, 

resorting resortinjf to certiorari. ' her position as stenographer:- ia father. A fine boy arrived at Us 

. tractors, and that another meeting 

bined ages reach ,104, It Is stated. 

Philadelphia since late last fall, 

' wilt be held some time next week, was in town a tev/ days this waek, able to visit Ocean City Thursday. Kallsch, Blscksnd Katsebbach. 

Then the boya were asked to guess 

when some announcement will be 

Cole ft Cole, Esqa., for the prosecutor-. 

• Andrew.C. Boswell, Esq., offlcea of H. F. Stanton. ' doing well. 

Commissioners. "Mort" Leach 

and taken a similar position in theMother and boy are said tobethe combined weight of the City 

la guest of Miss Beck at Vernon' 

. made. 

'HalL . 

FOB BALE 

for the respondent. 

came the nearest to the estimated • 

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OCEAN rmf WINS 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

' Tfcree-Man Bowlin« Trass Beat* 

Atfaurtles and Captures 

Cop aa Trophy 

Ocean City's three-men bosrting 

team beat the Atlantlcs two Barnes 

out of three st the Y. M. C. A, 

alleys to Atlantic City on Tuesday 

night and thereby captured the' 

cop emblematic ef the champion, 

ship lor the 1922-23 season. 

Ocean City got off to a poo 

start in the first-half, aeason and 

'.finished In sixth place, but, beginning 

the second half with a rush, 

they maintained the lead until the 

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boya - 

tonf ;.•••:• 

The Atlantlcs, having- won, the 

' flrst half, met Ocean City for the 

. fti-—ipfrm«Mp and were obliged to 

succumb to the superior work of 

the local team. 

Harvey Adams was the bright 

particular star for Ocean 

City, 

his SOS score in the. second game 

practically deciding that contest, 

and In the last game he struck oat 

for a 190-seore. 

"Cam" Newell did the best rollin, 

for the Atlantlcs, his three 

_H*^T* totaling* 602. 

On next Tuesday evening the annual 

bowlers* banquet will be- held, 

when the local boys will be-pro- 

* setttod with their prize. 

The Mores follow:' 

Ocean City 

Tarbottom .. 134 176 128 

Adams ' 1«2 WB' 190 

Fabric •__, 188 170 184 

Handicap - . 26 26 26 

. Totals 46S -578 628 

Atlaatlca 

C Newell -. 199 

Moore— 160' 

T. Newell 196 

Totals 

178 

141 

161 

82 

587 666 607 

190 

149" 

185 

pf||;.-x ; ;| 

tf>v 

m 

mm 

••#•• 

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WILL FOX LAND 

Local Mesi flan Issprevesasata to 

-, . WOdwood Ground 

Edward M.. Sutton, Ralph L. 

Chester and James M. Cheater, of 

this city, who recently purchased 

twtuty blocks of land, embracing 

60S lots, in North Wfldwood. are 

ajiaiigliig to. fill the ground and 

make improvements. 

This b said to .be one of the 

coming sections of .North 

Wild' 

wood. A' new city haD, bank and 

high school are soon to be erected 

In that part of thl* resort. The 

new boulevard comes in at th»V 

point* . 

• 

Fishermen Enjoyed 

Annual Banquet 

LOSE TO COLLEGIANS 

AagbrV Chb Baa Good Knl.rt«la»«-« 

* flpterhss by Dr. Mr- 

Clary and B. W. Stalwagon 

The fifth annual banquet of the 

members.of the Anglers' Club of 

Ocean City, held In Philadelphia 

Friday evening of last week, was 

enjoyed by the boys, a large number 

of whom Were present. 

There was a very excellent entertainment 

by professionals, snd 

the members of the dab ssng 

popular songs. 

Dr. Samuel McClary. president 

of the dob, in m. short address, 

urged the members to work together,this 

ycsr for the success of 

the organization. 

Henry W. Stelwagon, a member 

of the Anglers'. Club and a former 

president of the Ocean City Fishing 

Club, as well as president of 

the Assodstlon of Surf Angling 

Clubs, told of. the work of this organisation. 

Dr. Hankinson was reappointed 

ihalrman of the casting 1 

tournament 

committee. J. L. Wilson will 

in charge of the Ashing' contest 

this season, and H. C. Lotx has 

been reappointed chairman of the 

entertainment committee. 

Some Sensational 

Shooting 

Locals and Visitors 

The Ocean City Athletic Association's 

five lost to the Atlantic City 

Collegians by the score of 56 to 30 

at Temple Hall Saturday evening. 

Oberholtzer and Bossier, for the 

visitors, and Murphy and Mangold 

mado great throws and scored for 

their respective teams, and Miller 

made a most unuiosl shot backward 

over his head. The Atlantic 

City boys got the lead early and 

the flrst half ended 21 to 10, with 

the locals holding the low figures. 

Manager Garwood's 

boys did 

better and harder playing in the 

second half, but they 

couldnt 

qultu reach their rival*. The game 

OCEAN CITY LEDOEB, OCEAN CITY, NEW JEB8EY 

LEGION BURIES 

LATE 

by 

East End Five Get 

Back at Local Team 

was 

rather 

stages, but 

slow 

both 

in the early 

teams plsyed 

hard, particularly in . the 

second 

half. 

Line-up: 

Ocean City 

Collegians 

Mangold...*. Forward ..- Fukmer 

Townsend.... Forward 

Bossier 

Miller 

Center ....Wlesenthal 

Ferguson Guard ...—Shlnn 

Murphy 

Guard ...Oberholtxer 

Substitution — Henderson for 

Townsend. 

Field goals—Msngold. 4; Townsend, 

l; Miller, 2; Murphy, 1; 

Henderson, 2; Fulmer, 4; Bossier, 

4; OberhoKzer. 3; Shlnn. 3. Fool 

Beat' Manager "KMT Csrweed*- 

Boys In Hard Casae Here by 

S3 ta 17 Score 

The East End five, of Camden 

which lost to the quintet of the 

Ocean City Athletic Association 

here by the score of 24 to 20 a 

few weeks ago, got back at the 

local team in Temple Hall Toes 

day night, when the visitors won 

by the score of 32 to 27 in a hard 

and fast contest. 

At the end of twelve minotes o: 

and 

the 

Morgaa-Raack Post Members Ks- 

' «brt Bedy of Wa. Jonea to 

play, Camden led, 11. to 10, 

the flrst period • closed with 

visitors leading by the aeore of 21 

to 13. Townsend was relieved 

about the middle of the second 

half by Ferguson. 

Shute, an oldtimer, 

Hambelton and Shugars 

put up a stiff 

game for Camden. 

All of the Ocean City boy-B worked 

energetically, but they lost many 

hances to Bcore, the break* ap- 

•arently going to Camden. 


Ocean City' 

East End 

KPWORTH LEAGUE 

Interesting Addresses Attract 

Yetmg People to Meetings 

The regular meeting of the Epworth 

League will be held Sunday 

bvening at 6.45 o'clock In the I«eure 

room of the First M. E. 

Church. 

These meetings are. being 

well attended by the young 

people of the church and are proving 

to be very much worth while. 

There are always entertaining 

ipeAkers, who have a message to 

r Is—Townsend, 1; Miller,' 4;'Miller. 

2; . . 

erre, Roy Johnson. 

In the preliminary 

game. 

Auburn A. C. of Atlantic 

Msngold...._ Forward - 

Smigars 

Td Fd Davies 

g 

Townsend.... Forward - 

lurphy, 4; Ferguson, 1; Bossier, IM 

; OberholUer, 3; Shlnn, 3. Ref- H< 

Center _. 

Brown 

Guard 

Hambelton 

Guard 1 ^ 

F 

for 

e n 

Guard 

_ 

SubsUtstion —. Ferguson 

the! Townsend. 

City.j 

Field goals—Mangold. 3; Miller, 

won from the Lightning Five, of !i"L_ Mui^y' « 1; 

thi. dty.-31 to. 17/ The 

flnit }|~^ Jl^ 

15 

^ 

«, Mil. 

ended 13 to 10 In favor of the vls-'i'er, "B; Murphy. «V Henderson. 1; 

Itors. "~ - _ . _ _ . . 

Field, goala—N. Benner, 4: Sea 

man, I; T. Benner, 3; Solitaire, 4. 

Yockbaum. 6; McGucldn. 2; Rosen- 

Sbugars, 3; Davies, 2; Hambelton, 

,.'•>: Shute, 1. Referee, Roy Johnberg, 

l; 

Benner, 1; Yockbaum. 1; 

MGld 1 Rf 

1. Foul i als—T. 

. i; 

RESERVES VICTORIOUS 

McGuckln. 1. Referee, Ch1Swkk.ji.ocel High School Boys Win fro** 

: 

~ | Ple-ea-tvflle 

PLKABANTVILLB WON | The Ocean 

City High School 

Reserves 

beat the Pleassntvllle 

A 

large 

His Forsser Hoi 

delegation of local 

American Legionnaires went to Atlantic 

City Sunday afternoon to 

pay a last tribute to their 

late 

comrade and fellow-member, William 

lones, who was killed when 

the auto track In which he was 

riding was struck by a locomotive 

on the Pennsylvania Railroad. 

The civil, funeral, held at the 

home of' his sister, was a Urge 

one. 

Among the many floral designs 

arranged about the . casket 

were two beautiful wreaths from 

Morgan-Ranck Post, of this city. 

Comrade 

Jones saw long service 

with the regular army .and 

served over-seas about three years. 

He Joined the local' legion 

post 

the young folk.. "Next Sundsy| T >»» k - VkUiry from High School la Hlgh School Reserves In thi* city 

evening 1 , meeting will be no ex- ; **»»a ***** Wednesdsy night. 14to 11. 

ception. The spelter will be S. 

rht 

Weasantvllle High School 

Line-up.. 

M. Hoffman, president of the Men's ! flv * Wednesday night, at Temple I o,^,, clt_ • pi««»airtvUle 

j Bible Clsss. • Mr. Hoffman U aV HsU - 

bclt the Ocean c "y High! MacGregorJ Forward ......Newman 

Interesting speaker and all are.! 8 *" 00 '' team. 30 to 23, an eitra! A. Selvsgn... Forward ......_Brook* 

il " ' " " 

soon after his arrival in Ocean 

City, about a year ago. 

Early Monday morning Morgan- 

Ranck Post sent six uniformed 

pall-bearers to Atlantic City, to 

ilace the casket on the train for 

ihlpment to Reading, Pa. Enroute, 

the body was escorted by 

:wo armed and uniformed guards' 

sent by this post, "Bud" Holding 

and John B. TbalUeo. •-• 

Post 

oOeiala had previously 

made arrangements with the legion 

x>«t In Readme, who tamed oat 

Monday afternoon in large numbers 

and buried Comrade Joaes 

with the burial rites of the Amer- 

Lcgion and full . military 

honors. 

This occasion, aad as it. is, is 

not without its good, for It has 

shown the solid unity of the American 

Legion 

country. 

Haly Trinity Chorea Children's 

Chas Meets This Aftaraoa 

At Holy Trinity Church, Eleventh 

street and Central avenue, 

of which the Rev. Joseph W. 

Watts is rector, the Lenten services, 

• interesting to' both young 

and old, are well attended. . 

The .children's 

class in music, 

sewing and.knitting will meet at 

2 o'clock this afternoon. 

Services Sunday will be as follows: 

Church School, 9.30 a. m.; 

celebration of 

manioc 10.46 the 

a. 

Holy Comm. 

' Evening 

prayer and sermon, 7.46. The 

Woman 1 * Guild will meet in tho 

rectory. Thursday, March 6, at 2 

p. m. . 

Saturday, March 3, 1928 

her birthday 

anniversary by a 

number of her friends, who sent 

bar pretty cards.. Mls« Boyle has 

been a teacher In this city twentty-ili 

years. . She taught In the 

high, school twelve years. She I* 

now in charge of tho eighth (trade. 

Thore have been 186 graduates 

from the high school since Ml** 

Boyle has been teaching In the 

local schools. 

W. C T. V. MEETING 

latpertant Sabjecu to be Discussed ] 

Old Resident Burled 

John W. Newkirlc, aged 07 yearn, 

who had been a resident of Ocean 

City a quarter of a century, wan 

buried at Woodstown on Saturday 

afternoon. He had been bedfast 

about a week, nnd death was the 

i result of kidney 

troubles. Dc- 

I ceased, who was a brother of Mrs. 

'Niels 

Carlson, of this city, had 

(been a cripple nearly all of hi* 

life. He had a number of friends 

at Gathering March 7 

The regular monthly meeting of 

tho Ocean City W. C T. V. will 

be held at the homo of Mrs. Wm. j 

F. Gardiner, 760 Asbury avenue, [ 

Wednesday, March 7, at 3 o'clock. 

; among the older residents of this 

I resort. The funeral wa* in charge 

of J. Prescott Cadman. 

| The subject will, be "Anti-Nar- 

' cotlcs," Mrs. Laurie, superintendent. 

The 

department of scientific 

temperance Instruction In public 

schools will be presented by the 

newly-elected superintendent, Mrs. 

Mary Bareford. of this city. She 

will 

speak of the importance 

placed on this work as presented 

by the World's Convention of the 

W. C. T. U. in Philadelphia. 

Lightning Five Lost 

The West End team, of Atlantic 

City, defeated the Lightning Five, 

of this city, at Temple Tall Tuesday 

evening by tho score of 81 

to 19. • . •• ' 

LEGAL NOTICES 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

cordially Invited to hear him. 

CHARGB8 EXPLAINED 

Solicitor -BoaweU Clears Matter* 

minute period being retired iS'SS*" 1 

to settle the exciting contest 

Icordon^T." 

The score Was tied at 22 at the 

end of the regular game. 

In the extra period, Scott Adams 

tUlstiag to Two Corporations JHCorrd a foul goal. Painter and 

Regarding the alleged charge* 

that the West Jersey and Seashore 

Railroad Company sought 

(16 for the privilege of running a 

gas main under it« tracks 

here, 

and 92 a-year for maintenance. 

Ott made afield goal each, while 

Center 

.Rujbo 

Guard 

Shutter 

on 

Guard ......Csmsisle 

Field goals—MacGregor, 2; A. 

Selvsgn, 2; Gordon. 1; N« 

I: Carnasale, I. Fool 

MacGregor, 1; A.tVlvsgn 

don. 1; Hambo, 1. 

ewman, 

goals— 

i, 2; Gor- 

Clark scored two. 

Ocean City 

BoswelU....:. 

Baron. 

S. Adams 

Glbb 


j 

Pleasantvllte 

. m 

Qty Solicitor BosweU. to whom j BIsckmsn. 

Birthday Surprise 

John 

Laler, of this city, was 

—Rosso I given a very pleasant birthday 

Painter'surprise party at his home a snort 

-••• 

«£!_•!-• 

Forward 

Forward 

Center 

Guard. : '. Clark 

Guard . , Lloyd ] 

was referred at lasti Substitutions — Pntxenmyer for 'music, and the gnesi 

week's meeting of the City Cora- !HI^ fÛeyd"" *** * a * on '-\l°** i .» €U "f e :. Th ! 

•llif 

Port Republic on the af temoon and 

evening of March 5. At the afternoon 

session, opening at 2 o'clock. 

h 

O 

report to the 

p ! 

road company's • Camden office and > 

h b 

and he was. presented 

a-beautiful gift. 'There was 

>ts also en- 

Those 

present 

g^slîBsron. . 2; • T. Ad-i* ere: M^ "4 Mrs. Hendrfckson, 

mlssloners, made 

. _, .. .._- 

MMsferl-1 fMfjimj 'board this week. iams. 3;"Boswell, ~i; Rosso", "i:|Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. 

A nZtsterUli«»fe^«rwill h.1 ' Mr. Boswell stated that he hsd Painter. 6; Ott. 2; Clark. 3. Foul I Jernee, Mm. CUrenCe Sack, Miss, 

J_££1S1-3«C^ at *^ 

Ad - m '' B: «""*'»'i^W K-ble M, and Mr. Chas. 

r*mA .«,-._.>.-•.•*»—J « -» roun.r, *. Sampson, -.George Nichols, Mr. 

throughout the 

Realtors Bay Properly Here 

H. G. Harris. sV Co, real estate 

dealers in Atlantic City, have parchased 

from John R. Jones, realtor, 

his property at 608 Eighth 

street, this city, where Mr. Jones 

t present has his office* and 

home. The new owners will tske 

possession about 

April 1, when 

Mr. Jones expects to move to hi» 

new office building at the corner 

of Eighth street snd Wesley avenue. 

Mr. Jones will make a turnbur 

of fine Improvements to the 

bouse which he bought some time 

since from Dr. H. T. Foulds, at the 

Ocean 

there. 

of . Fourth 

avenue, and street and 

will 

reside 

Cards Seat Teacher 

Miss Mattie A. Boyle, who has I missloners 

been teaching in the public schools 

of this dry for many years, was 

remembered, a few day* ago, on 

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 

Contract No. 737 B 

I Scaled bids or proposals will be 

. received by the Board of Commisis 

loners of the City of Ocean City, 

N. J., at the office of the said Comin 

City Hall, Ocean 

City. N. J., March 19th, 1023, at 

(Continued oa Page Seven) 

- Sral Eatalr . 

Last Year Property for Sale and to Rent With 

HAZARD 

Adriatic Boildiag 

Eighth SUeet Between Ocean and Atlantic Avcnaee . 

TELEPHONE SM OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

WIRE 

KRAUSS 

TO WIRE YOUR HOUSE 

46 

411 Asbuty Avenue Ocean City, N. J. 

p 

there wOl be 

discussion 

-Church Methods," led by the Rev. 

Or. Paulson, of. Ventnor. Other 

speakers wul In 

L. K. MacLeod, 

d 

the-Revs. J. 

of 

Pleasantville, 

. and Chas. A. Conover, evangelist, 

of Philadelphia. The speakers at 

the evening meeting will be the 

jjter. Vemon H. Howlett, of Atfcntic 

City, and Evangelist Conhad 

been informed that the charge t 

• A Good Salesman 

of 115 wss for the preparation of 

"Jim" Graham, a well known 

plans, and a charge of $2 was • local barber, is telling; a story on 

made for inspection. The charge himself, which. 

Incidentally, reof 

|15 was not a part of the cost j vvaU "Dick" Townsend, son of Otis j 

of the construction of the pip«1M. Townsend, building contractor,' 

line and the $2 wss not to be an I to be a coming salesman. A hlghj 

annual charge. 

BISCAYNE OPENS 

Has Made Many Imtenta 

to Hotel. 

The Biscayne Hotel-in.this city 

opened yestafday. for the spring 

and summer season, after a number- 

of improvements had been 

> the interior of the house. 

Elizabeth Bloodin. the enand 

pf«f>—^pyw^^fpg 

of the Biscayne, reached 

this city the latter part of last 

week, sod immediately she began 

i preparations for tha. reopening of 

. * th* hotel. She is now ready to 

• take care of the patrons of the 

Biscayne in her' customary flrst- 

. elsss style.. 

and ' Mrs. "Jack" Busby, of this 

city; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Feather, 

of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. 

Jos. Whitehair, of Camden. • 

nchool club of which "Dick" I* 

Solicitor BosweU said that, ac-| active member recently 

' . Babies' Horn* Meeting • 

A meeting in the interest of. the 

Seashore. Home for 

cording to- stipulations with the 

City Gas light Company and the 

West Jersey and Seashore Railroad 

Company, there will be no conditions 

which will affect utilities 

In this city In relation to the railroad 

company on West avenue. In 

the opinion »f the solicitor, it will 

not be. necessary to petition the 

State 

Public Utility Commission 

for a ruling 'on this matter,- as be 

had been instructed to do at the 

meeting of the City Commissioners 

last week.' •.'••.-•. 

: 

dance and the young man persuaded 

"Jim" to .buy a ticket, 

"Jim." 

as his friends are aware, has only 

ohe good leg, and the dance party 

was held on a Saturday night, a 

barber'a busy time. 

Clrtit-Carrier Bzamlnatlos 

An open competitive' examination 

for carrier-cterk for the Ocean 

City. Post Office wtyl he held here 

at 0 o'clock Saturday, March 17. 

Applicants, who taut submit 

photographs, are requested to get 

la touch with Parker Miller.at the 

local post office. 

Babies will be held at the Hazard 

real estate office, in the Adriatic 

Building, Eighth street, near'At-' 

Isntlc avenue, Monday afternoon, 

March 6,' at 4 o'clock. 

Everyone 

interested in this work U cordially 

.Invited to be present/ ' ' 

New York Cat-Price Shoe Store 

1018 Asbury Avenue. 

Look at Them 

Compare this with other stores: : 

Men's and Ladies' Brogue Oxfords at $3.45 

a $6.00 value. Seeing it conviendng. 

When in Woodbine, visit the 

New York Bargain Store 

As We Are RtamingA Clearance Sale 

Phone »7 

J. KINSEY 

REAL ESTATE BROKER 

407 FOURTEENTH STREET 

OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

Apartmeots, Baagakwa, Hotels. Cottages for Sal* or 

Quick action sivso on Hstiaga settt direct to thb office 

"BOAT BOARDS" 

We have jiiat received a MW •toick of 

Cedar Boat Boards, and offer them for side 

while they last 

t t SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. 

"Everything to Build a Building" 

12th St and West A*e. OceaniCity, It J. 

BROWNLEES 

PHONE ee-R 

M0VINC IMaNS 

U 

oa PHI1A AND OCEAN CITY 

DAILYEXPRESS 

Private Roaou 

Goads Issmisstls 

Offica and Warehouse 

306 7th St., Ocean City.N.J. 

PUIs. Office-ZS S. FraolSc. 

BM Phoe*—Lsahanl 2300 

Our Motto—"We Deliver the Goods' 

HHMMHIIIIHHIMMMMIM'IMMtMtlM 

W. J. OSGOOD 

Contractor and 

Builder 

Jobbing of AH Kinds Takaa 

Estiautss) OiserfaBy C*vas> 

Plans FarsUsaed If Dadrssl 

u WALTON PLACB 

PaoaeBAT J 

SING LEE 

Chinese Laundry 

OPHK ALL TBAst 

• QUICK 

SIS ABBUBT AVX 

WALTER TOHLUST 

PLUMBING & 

HEATING 

138 Anbury Are. 

Ocean City 

TBLBPHONB «1S-J 

: FRED J. SULLIVAN 

Phone 778-W 

Plumbing 

Heatint; 

Jobbing Work Promptly' Attended to 

Estimstefl Furnished. 

Registered 

320 Asbury Avenue 

PLANS AND ESTIMATES 

JOBBING A HPBCIALTT 

RALPH SUTTON 

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 

PHONB «4-J 

1, w> POUBTBHNTH St. 

STORES FOR RENT 

ON NINTH STREET 

Apply 

STRAND HOTEL OFFICE 

• -.•'Sti 

WmmL 

I I 

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tm 

' Satiuday. March 8, 1928 

GET 4 ma BOX 

ATJODRDOOR 

This or a Door-Slot Will Soon be 

Required by the Post OaVe 

Autbortdes , 

Postmaster B. Frank Smith, a 

few days ago, received 

another 

notice from 

the' United. States 

Post Office Department calling at-, 

tention to the requirement of tho; 

M^'flll. 

BOYS TO CAST IN 

OCEKfr .tutii. LEDGER, 6CEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

Hannah Ml Wood to .Morris' F. 

Florence M. Champion* ot vir., to 

Charles S. Allen, et ux^ to John 

PHILADELPHIA I ^^ «• Woodward to Oscar M. 

• • . | Preston.. S1B.00O. Lot in north- 

Yoons Ua-ibera of Ocean 

City i west lino of Ocean avenue, IG0 fe«t 

Fishing Oo5 Prepare for 

southwest from Fourteenth street, 

Sosse BxeHng Contest. '"""" ' " 

As rcadum of tho Ledger will 

Utdg«r will 

recall, at meetings of the Ocean 

southw 

50x135 

Same 

|(j42 

8cctI 

Richard S. Andcnion, it ux., to 

to same. »20,000. I»t 

_. «»»«•• i Kichard S. Andcmon, «t 

City Fishing Club last.summer it [Frank Stoelman, ct ux. 

I was suggsstod that a boys' casting j Lot 286, section A. 

| section A. 

Henry T. Foulds. »t ux.. to John 

«. Jones. I^>t S17 to 8111, »cction 

A. 

Gcorgo WV HnrriK ot ux to 

Frances W. Pw*. Southeast 10 

feet of lot 61, oil of lot 62. plan 4 

Boy Front, Pleasure Park trnct 

*2M. Lot 163, block 

00, plan D-2. 

Dorr E. Nowton, et ux., to 

James Barr. 

Lota C-29 and C-31, 

block 100, plan of Jos. F. Collins. 

Same to Lillian H. Purve*. Lot 

C-23, block 100. pla.n of Jos. F. 

Cnlllnat. 

Sumo, to James H. Loppcn. Lots 

. —_ . •• •"• . • (M. -Sutton. 

„,„„» «, me requirement of tho! tournament bo held during "Boys' William W. Balloy, ut ux., to tho , I55 and 150, 

department that people must have|Wo,k" In PhlUdelphla, snd Dur*ll Û^, " ^ a^X,n°A 

' ' 

J """ *~ 

at their dwellings cither a door- Shuster was appointed chairman of ( 

Augustus /. Smith "et iix. 

slot or mall box for the Immediate _ Bpccl_, committee to'work out IHM. M m-n-.- " " 

receipt of mall as the carrier ar-i 

receipt of mall as 

rives. 

"That this ordci- 

is reasonable 

d 

;thc doUUs connected with auch an'.cction A. 

1 Augustus • £ Smith, e 

work outjmida M. Sinkler. $l.«00. 

«tiA 

undertaking. 

ig. . ' L 

The time is now not far off, and Brln 

he boys interestd i th «t 

A 

, ei 

„ „ ...,w noi lar on", and " r ' no uncK ' WW- 'Property In I j 

the- boys interested in the sport of ""uthwest lino of Park place H0| An 

casting are getting their rods and f «l southeast from Houthca»t line •». 

. .-.„ .ma. o.to James H. Loppcn. Lots 

Joseph Drulfuii, «-t ux., to Nluumi C-2S and C-27. block 100, plan of 

M. Sutton. $6,500. 1'nrt n( loUi.Jo*. F. Colllnx. 

, section C. • : Samo to Anna M. Cooper. Lots 

' 

J * me ' 

A - Lon -" tri '« >t ' *-'* ux - '" A-17 and A-19. block 108. plan of 

lAmcliu Franklin. ?l^!00. U j o r F Collina 

300J, block .10, Gur.lcns. William E Weber et ux to 

Lot 5fli>, Emma S. Mai.,, et vir.. to Amelia , )orr K N.wton LoU C-^#25 

Franklin. U«H>. Lot 14.JC, block a7i 2 ;„ ^ 35 37 3 47. 

> Koth- , 

Property '" I 

tiardens. 

John II. 

ina 

Slay 

and mutually advantageous, 

writes John H. Bartlctt, first as- •# » #•. » # \u" I">i'" . - , ' 

slsunt postmaster general "Is'casting are getting their rods and . lf «*t southeast from Houthea»t line i O l. plan B. 101-A orxl lul-H 

evidenced by the fact that before reel, cleaned and oiled, prepara-,' 0 '^r^n. "«"~- ^f %i 

OCEAN CITY MUSIC SHOP 

611 EIGHTH ST, ' t ..''.,.- 

Open Evening* Phone 797 D. B. Anderson, Prop. ; : .. ; v ; ,.,v ; ,- :; •>-;rd 

per cent, have complied. It is not 

' the purpose of this order to. deprive 

anyone of the uso of the 

malls, bat rather to perfect an 

efficient system.** 

The' order regarding these mail 

boxes was-to take effect on March 

1. Postmaster Smith asks patrons 

to bear this in mind and act ac 

eordingly. " 

plan •"' i . ——' ' —-- 

ÂTLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMP 

New Waiting SUiion 

Says the current number of 

"Trolley Talks," Issued by the 

Shore Past Line: 

In the present building boom between 

Pleasantville and Somers 

Point, Launch Haven has certainly, 

come in for Its full share of attention 

from the homo seekers. The 

rapid development of this very desirable 

locality has prompted the' Gazette: 

Shore Fast Line to- erect a waiting 

,, r i... 

station at Launch Haven, This ; W ' , 

will prove S great convenience to **" J. router, 

the constantly increasing number "„"",* 

of people who uso. this atop.' 

„._ , _..„ „., -,......» n. Stllwell. J 10,000. 

in town recently, told some of tho: Northeast 25 feet of lot H32,-HCCresidents 

interested that Harry ition C. '. . 

- - ' William . S. Palmer, et ux., U 

Miriam R. Carrlgucx. 

Kdnlorly 

V2V, feet of lot 11, plan 4. Bay 

Front,.... ..." .- 

Charlotte s. Chester,' et vir.. to 

A. Randolph Fogg. *S,500. Lot 6 

and northwest 10 feet of lot 0,' 

southeast 20 feet of lot Z and 

northwest 30. feet of lot 3, Seashore 

Realty Co. 

Edward- H- Classen, et ux., to 

Charlotte S. Chester. Lot 5 and 

northwest-40 feet of lot 6, Sea-; 

xhore Realty Co. 

Rowland Development Company 

Myers, known to many of the business 

people here, is now traveling 

In Europe. He is there partly on 

business and also enjoying a pleasure* 

trip,~havlfi_- been sent over by 

the firm. . 

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 

Recent Sales or Interest to-Residents 

aad Cottagers 

Tho following In an abstract of 

conveyances entered for record In 

the. county clerk's office for the 

week ending February 16, as reported 

by the Cape May County 

17, block IJ>, Tucknhor. 

Same to Kmnm IK I'ortvr. 

38, block 11, Tuckahoe. 

ft 

C ty 

P. D. Nevvberry & Co 

BUILDERS 

Phone 148 

55 Asbury Avc. 

PONT BE LONELY 

Join The Crowd Who Daily Smile 

AS THEY 

Twitch] The Switch" 

FOR 

Silent Service 

AND 

The ^Matchless" Night 

Atlantic City Electric Company 

10th A WESTfAVE. 

OCEAN CITY DIVISION f 

owand Devel 

to John J. Foster, Lot 184,1 

ex'en, 

.Lot 770,1 

Traveling in China 

Capt J. Loren Goff and wue 

. are about to start iat China, Capt 

Goff, an Ocean City boy, who has 

been stationed at Fort Mills. Phil- 

'—'" 

MnW hi 

ipplne 

s. Phil 

having a two 

. v 1 ...-.ff, M—vtnK a cwo 

months' furlough. 

They will visit 

points of Interest in China and the 

. Malay Peninsula. . 

• Back from Florida 

Mrs. Ralph Sutton and eon 

Ralph. Jr.. of 13 West Fourteenth, 

street, have returned after a three 

weeks* sojourn in the South. In 

company with Mm. Sutton's 

father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. 

0. W. Harris, of this city, they 

visited many places in the South. 

Including: Cocoa, 

Rockledge, Orlando, 

Lakeland,.. Tampa and St 

Petersburg. Master Ralph brought 

back with him an alligator two 

feet long. It is a curiosity to his 

many friends. He also brought 

back a cotton-mouth 

moccasin 

snake, which he killed. Both Mrs. 

Sutton and her son had a fine time 

' and liked tho Sooth very much. 

Will Give Minstrel Bhow 

The members of the A. J. F. 

Club, of the Ocean City High 

School arc planning to give a 

minstrel show in. the near future. 

There is a lot of good 

material 

among the boysôf this organisation. 

Matilda A. Tower, et al., ex'c, I 

etc- to Water A. Dlttrlch. S2.600. | 

LoU 017 and 619, section A, 

wife I Same - to J. Aimer Dittrich. 

$2,000. Lot Oil), section D. 

Robert A. Davies. et •!.. to Edward 

T. Richardson, et aL Lots 

441. 442 and 443, block 4, plan I, 

Gardens.' . .- 

William M. McCIain. et ux.. to 

Helen M. McCIain. Lot 739, section 

D.* Also lot in northwest line 

of Wesley avenue, 300 feet southwest 

from Third street, 50*120 

feet. 

Hannah W. Mitchell > to Charles 

Baron. $060. Lot 117], block 11. 

pish 3, GarucnH. 

Robert IL Hood, et ox., to 

Daniel Jl. Paris. tl^BOO. Lots 

1316,1310 and .southwest 23 feot of 

1317,-block 13,'plan 3, Gardens. 

Fidelity Realty Co. to Benjamjn 

F. Moss. Lot 470, section C. 

KEYSTONE 

AND 

DANDY 

POULTRY 

FOODS 

FRESH DAILY 

"o.VCK KF.D Ot-'T KKI'KATHI)' 

ASK YOUR DEALER 

Mrs. Osborn Corson 

Hatertals for Decorating China. 

An AsMrtment ef White Cntas. 

Flring aad Gilding a SpedaUr 

Instructions in Water 

Color, 

Oils and China at Studio. 


Ocean City 

PHONB 141 W 

E. A. CORSON 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR 

737 Aabury Avenue, Oce_n City. N. J. . 

Roads Sewers Bridges Bulkheads 

VAN, THE TIRE MAN 

-Will open about February 1 with the Isrgest and beat 

equipped shop on the coast 

STEAM VULCANIZING . • 

Expert on Cord Tires 

We handle all makes of tlrea ' 

214 WEST' AVENl'Ki OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Work cullrd for and delivered 

•i'iii 

1 

Jof Economical Traniportalfom 

IMS UHlVOiSAt CAB 

The FORD CAR Is the utraoet value for your money 

you can fluid in the world to-day. What is more 4 

they can be purchased 'for a small amount • down* 

.with a year to pay. Quick deliveries and ninety! 

days guarantee. . ' .' 

BUY YOUR FORD FROM 

EDW.C. KURTZ 

Ford Sales and Service 

908 ASBURY AVENUE 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

WE SELL EVERYWHERE 

"SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" 

Realize the Difference 

—the 

j Tp 

Springs (Patented) of the 

Overland—its bull-dog 

jDQotor that &>a' not pump 

olL 

New Departure bearings 

front and rear axles. 

—the all-steel bod/ and 

baked enamel finish of the 

Overland—its longer lines, 

higher hood and lower seats. 

Drive an Overland and real* 

i-e the difference. ' . 

—the twenty-five and better 

gasoline mileage of the 

Overland—Its Timken and 

• Gmtm$79S . ScJUn $860 . AJHM« _»fc.»___ 

NAHASS MOTOR CO. 

NINTH AND OCEAN AVE. 

1923 

Superior Models 

Own One of these Cars by 

Joining our 

Spring Club NOW! 

UKLIVEHKO PRICKS 

Two Pass. RoadsUr 

Five PskM. Touring 

...;. ,.• 

Two Pass- Utility Coape ...-. 

- Four Pawi. 8«danettp ..: .'. 

Five Pass. Sedan .....:..... 

~*598-00 

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•m 

..»S40.50 

....(951.00 

Light Delivery '. '. *57aS0 

"Nothing Compares 

with 

CHEVROLET" 

TELEPHONE GOZ 

Keystone Garage 

and Service Station 

FOURTH ST. AND ASBURY AVE. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

FOR SALE 

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BUILDINO 

LEOOEB CO. 

Editor 

Mgr. 

natter at 

' Port Office. 

' ia advance. 

VICTOBY 

a (forv-fchroogh its solicitor, 

' BbjrwsD. baa won a notable 

It of a- number of 

to determine the 

assessments /made on 

J worfcj»d Js^yinû,,,,,, „,„,, 

Senior C E. : 

Philadelphia, a where be does anorf 

Intermedslte C E. . 6.45 

. 6.46 

work. 

[with George Arlisa. 

Mrs. Russell H. Nulty and son, 

Johann; witnmues, . Whirlon --." - . "f W "- '•««• 

Evening Worship — 730 

'< Mr.' and Mrs.- Ralph Button, of Ounhar; Inn* »-t ». . 

John, of this dty, have returned 

W. Ecknin, 

 

Otitst 

Prop. 

JU can be sure of getting real 

value when you bur prepared 

roofing if the name Carey " is 

on the label. There are- light, 

medium and heavy weights, and smooth 

surface and rough .surface styles designed 

to meet every purpose 

Every kind and weight .of Carey 

Roofing has been tested out in actual 

service and has demonstrated (hat it is . 

the longest wearing roofing obtainable 

for the price you pay. 

Townsend»s Lumber Yards 

Street and Haven Ave, 

Jobbing and Alternations 

Eventually—Why Not NowT ' • 

CON8ULT , 

HOWARD O. MACPHERSON 

Practical Carpenter and Builder 

. 1021 A8BUBV AVBNUB . 

•SATISFACTION IS OUH MOTTO" OCEAN CITY. N. /. 

"^tir^r-r--- 

_.. ua racial Treatment a 

Special Attention toChildren's Hair Catting 

Hall Barber Shop 

GROVES Numbing and 

G. CHAMPION 

BOILDWO ^ N 

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iiir?* 1 

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and! 

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"CUBED SHOP' 

, WWe MoreThanZOO 

, NecoUatlag With 

: BalUcrs 

|psnîihone Bell 29a 

WILL1T8 P. HAINES. M. D. 

l Wl *»»" 

^tage wtu not invimwur »*«. ->. 

—ment if they have been guided 

by the prindple^bf apportioning 

the expense according to the 

benefits.". Kohler vs. Guttenberg, 

38 N, J. Tx. 419. ; 

When an attack Is made upon 

an assessment on the ground that 

lit Is unfair the Home Role Act of 

1917 provides' a remedy by appeal 

Court of Common Pleas. 

Ninth and Wealey 

Geneal Practice and DJf""" 0^ 

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat 

Office hours: 

9 to 12 A- M-: « to^8 P. at 

s 

. In 

Phone'174. — --- 

HERSCOEL PETTsT, M. D. 

807 Wesley Aveaae 

Office Hour. {?^">^«i 

Wed. A Sun. 9-10 A. M. only 

392, 

isment wiii1 - DC: ^"""V 

order In which they are 

I th brif f couns 

the order In which they are pre 

sented In the brief of counsel for 

t 

th« prosecutors. 

C. The first reason 

^ r 

-advanced Is 

chairman. Marine Na- . ^ ^ ^ ^ t - X t a S - ^ 

,nd Robert Bright, | J ^ ^ ^ Ocean City and not 

I WE INSIST THAT ^ 

•- 

SANITATION-J 

— MAKES < 

ILL-HEMTrJ, 

TAKE A C. 

kVACATIOH] 

inaeo LU » : 

A dissatisfied I Bell Phone 277 

JOHN H. WHITICAH, M. D. 

717 Wesley Avenue 

Ocean aty, N. J. 

O»lr. Hmir. J » *O 10 A. M- 

OfQce Hours \. 7 to. 8 P. M. 

Pany. 

. CraUfal to Friends 

WlUard W. Adams and family, 

i di 

through, the 

d f 

rife?,-- 

Adams fatherinlaw. Ty 

especially grateful to, the members 

P t 

V t n s 

especially grateful to, 

of t- Russell Henry Post, Veterans 

h tk hr 

B^ 

a stock with whc y 

. familiar, consult' your 

It 

of t- Russell Henry Post, Ve 

lot Foreign Warn, who took charge 

[ l is Mr 

banker before buying. It can 

cost you nothing; it may save you 

best plan Is .to have 

aUeeivea Coegrmtalstloos 

Ira B. Johnson, a well known 

• of this dty, is rethe 

congratulations of ££ .u^^nt "wrth" reference to 

. 

r of . • the resaurces back of the stock 

'•U-s. nn * " - V " n8 ° 

Mi the P luui ioT its development. 

^co * nH * !1 - 

Your banker will be able to tell 

' (n short order whether or not he 

Is telling the troth. If the salesman' 

Is honest and Is selling good 

security, ho will not hesitate to 

have you consult your banker. Do 

you think a man gelling United 

CLEAN AS YOUK HOMB 

v MOULD'S THINKER 

funeral, services. 

was a veteran of 

PHONE 1«-J 

FRED 

ADAMS 

70S A8BUBT ATBNUB 

INTERIOR 

DECORATOR 

Wall Papers 

Paperhaagbig 

DR. M. B. STANNABD 

DENTIST 

Maaaak BJdg-, Wh and Ashory 

Avenoe 

OCBAN CITY N. S. 

Bell Phone. 

aave the Cityof 

J*^ nftnolcss uuiu 

law or otherwise, 

of the employers 1 

of the State of New 

other act pertaining 

1 or laborers, by 

Company bond or 

. work: will be com 

tor before June 1st. 1929. 

of Commissioners reright 

to reject any o 

a,fl£to waive any informality 

specifications can be 

m the : City Clerk by 

110.00. 

_ . 26th, 1923. 

9N A. COB8ON. 

or of Public Works. 

H. COLLISSON, JB., 

City Engineer. 

SY A. MORRIS. 

City CUrk. 

Pt«smber 

Every Has Can Look Into the 

rotare If He Takes the 

TtautsiDoSo 

We believe that the majority of 

ao-«all«4 wise "men are simply 

eanfol man. Being provident BinXDENO, 

£crnr, NEW.JERSEY. 

must be made on.tne 

•A and must cover all 

and be accompanied 

„, , . la writing, of a 

Company authorized to 

' business in the State of 

, to the effect: 

the 

contractor. will. 

on (10) days from the date 

may be notlned. that the 

; and surety . bonds are 

.or execution, 

m^T* ute and 

a contract upon the terms 

stated in the 

F. H. WARE 

JDBT1CE OF THB PEACE 

Collection of Accounts Solicited 

—BenU Collected— 

Office: 1039 A8BUBY A' 

Telephone 27&-M- 

H. H. FRANKLIN 

' The Sellable 

HOUSE PAINTER 

1404 WB8T AVB, OCBAN COTT 

Phono 455 

contracter and aaid 

Company will execute and 

' the bond required by the 

'" is. 

• 

the aaid Surety Coraecome 

surety in a sum 

t to the contract price for the 

and substantial' and full 

•nee of the contract - if 

I to said contractor, and for 

tra 

of aaid. 

d f 

and 

i 

Rut or seven things can be cleaned! a* a table top. Also 

spoiling at a time. 

Three it's high enough to prevent 

burners will do the work be> •-*—:— 

»)#->? •*•• 

m* m*l W. H. OLDFIELD & SON 

TILE AND MARBLE WORK 

t CBMIKAL. AVENUE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

IHHUCIE wraia uu uio mn& ^^ 

cause all the heat is retained 

and put to work. 

. ' 

And note too that Smooth- 

, top's plain, eved surface ui^cu M uur oucmunu. 

-pieyenu vessels from tip? 

You'll quickly retognfie it as 

ping, keeps grease from .the. tJdieit, handiest, best 

bom 

g 

stooping. . 

Compact, convenient, economical, 

labor saving. £ 

See Smoothtop detnoi)-, 

stratcd at our Saletroonn. 

YU ikl 

f 

t ,u(, >vvr. >;v>~ ""•)' 

oineia, and iu as easily 

U, quickly retognfie it a* 

.the . tJJieit, handiest, best 

'cooking range you ever saw. 

THE days from the date 

that be may be notified that the 

contract and surety - bonds are 

ready .for • execution, emrnte and 

deliver a contract upon the terras 

and conditions stated in the proposal 

and specifications. 

2 Tht th tt 

2. That spec 

the fi. 

contractor and said 

ll 

d 

Surety Company win execute, and 

deliver the bond required by the 

specifications. 

~ ~ * the said Surety Comecome 

surety In a sum 

equal to the contract price for the 

faithful and substantial and full 

performance of the contract if 

awarded toaaid contractor, and for 

the i • 

a. 

pany That the 

will becoi 

of , 

work and 

EDUCATION ROOM, in the HIGH 

SCHOOL BUILDING. OCEAN 

CITY. NEW JERSEY, on 

MARCH 8th, 1823 

st the HOUR OF EIGHT 

O'CLOCK in the evening, 

for heating and ventilation * In the 

NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILD- 

ING, OCEAN CITY, NEW JEE- 

All bids most be made on the 

forms provided and moat cover all 

items therein and be accompanied 

by an agreement, in writing, of a 

Surety Company 

authorised to 

transact business .In the State of 

New Jersey, to the effect: 

1. That the contractor will, 

within ten (10) days from the date 

that ha may be notified that the 

contract and surety bonds are 

ready for execution, execute and 

deliver a contract upon the terms 

and conditions stated in-the propoaal 

and specifications. 

2. That the contractor and said 

Surety Company will execute and 

deliver the bond required by the 

speettkationa. 

pany will 

the aaid Surety Com 

surety in a sum 

equal to the contract price for the 

faithful and substantial and full 

performance of the contract if 

awarded toaaid contractor, and fo 

th lt f id l 

a 

the —'• 

tei 

a , 

fo 

of aaid ajuilL and 

d f 

the 

^ffifmrit of aaid a 

material in good order for 

of one. 

eepUnce 

by .the Architect, ordi 

-, —r and,tear excepted. ' 

*. That if the contractor shall 

omit or refuse to execute the contract 

and surety bond or bonds 

within the said space of ten (10) 

days, the Surety Company will become 

surety to pay to the Board 

S'f Education of Ocean City, New 

ersey, any difference between the 

sum which the contractor would be 

entitled to receive upon the completion.-of 

the contract, and such 

sum as the said .Board, would be 

obliged to pay any bidder or person 

to whom the contract may be 

awarded. 

The officers of snch Surety Com 

pany must, under oath, or its doly 

authorised agent for such purposes, 

certify to the financial responsibility 

of the com] 

required by the laws of 

surety agreements must be 

In proper form and must be duly 

executed and acknowledged by it 

or its duly authorhted agent.' 

The contractor shall also furnish 

soch other bond or bonds and 

liability 

Insurance, by, a Burecy 

Company muthorfated to' transact 

New Jersey, and 

atlonof the City 

corporation, aw 

> from any OabU 

V f^lcirporation" of 

*"»« "'Uheôard of 

of Ocean City, a 

Its officers of each from any 

ity under any of the laws of aaid 

Stete. 

AH bids must be In sealed envelope 

and on the envelope mus' 

be placed the following: 

> ' 

"Bid for Plumbing and Sanitation 

in New High School,'' 

The contract to be awarded to 

the lowest responsible bidder; the 

Board of Education ol said City 

reserving the right to, reject any 

or all blda and to wafte any 

formality. . 

PLANS 

AND . HPECIFICA 

TIONS and PROPOSAL FOBM 

mar-be - secured from .Vrrlan B. 

Bmlth, Architect,' .Guaranty trust 

Building, Atlantic City, New Jerbusiness 

in the State of New Jersey 

as maybe necessary under the 

laws of said State and to save the 

City -of Ocean f Education of the City 

of Ocean City, a corporation, and 

its- officers of snch from anjf liability 

under any of the laws of said 

&jbate. 

All bids must be in sealed envelope 

and on the envelope must 

be placed the following: 

-fad for Building New High 

SehooL" 

The contract to be awarded to 

the lowest responsible bidder; the 

Board of Education of said City 

reserving the right to reject any" 

or all bids and to waive any 

formality. 

PLANS 

AND SPECIFICA- 

TIONS and PROPOSAL FORM 

may be secured from Vivian B. 

Smith, Architect, Guaranty Trust 

Building, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 

upon deposit of fifty dollars, 

which will be refunded upon the 

return of said plans and specifications 

and if returned within ten 

days after the award of the contract. 

HENRY W. TOWNSEND, 

Clerk of the Board of Education 

of Ocean City, New Jersey, by 

order of said Board. 

Dated February 14th. 1023. 

Adv>-*-rr-8t 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

NOTICB TO CONTBACTORS 

Contract No. TSS 

Sealed bids or proposals will be 

received by the Board.of Commissioners 

of Ocean City, N. J., at the 


Cy, N. J., at the 

C7-*? rr nwin)io'nfm in 

O 

Cit N' J 

offlctfl of ^ff C7?nwin)ionfm i 

the CHy Hall, Ocean City, N.' J,. 

March t. 1928, at the hour of 8.00 

P.M., for the building of two 

frame pavilions located in Central 

Ocean City .and South Ocean City, 

N. J., as described in the Bpeeiflca- 

AU bids must bo made on the 

forma 

provided, cover all items 

contained therein and be accomtied 

by cash or check certified 

a' New Jersey Bank or Trust 

Cotnpany .in the sum of 92S0.00 

payable to the City Treasurer of 

Ocean aty, N. J., without condition. 

A certificate from a satisfactory 

Surety Company, covering 

the "fowl**" ol the specifications, 

must be attached to.the bidding 

by a New Jersey Bank or Trust 

Company in the sum of t260M 


Ocean City, N. J.. without condition. 



the demands of the specifications, 

must be attached to the bidding 

sheet. 

The successful bidder will be required 

to furnish, within ten days 

from the date of the award, a satisfactory 

Surety or Guaranty Company 

Bond in the sum of the full 

amount, of the award, conditioned 

for the faithful performance of the 

contract, payment of all the bills 

and wages.and will be required to 

save the City of Ocean City, N< J, 

harmless.from all actions at law 

or otherwise, and by virtue of the 

employers' liability act of the 

State of New Jersey or any other 

act pertaining to employers or 

laborers, by giving a Surety Com 

pemy bond or insurance. 

The entire work to be completed 

by the first day. of June, 1923.' 

The Board of P^rrr* i^h 

h h 

The Board of Prrr^Th>fMTfl re 

surve the right to reject any or all 

bids of towaive any Informality 

(n any bid. 

Plans and specifications can be 

obtained from the City Clerk by 

diti 

flOOa 

depositing f 

a 

Dated February'12, 1923. 

EVERTON A. CORSON, 

Director of Public Works. 

WM. H. COLLISSON, JR, 

- . ' •. City Engineer. 

HARRY A. MORRIS, 

2-17-ul 

City Clerk. 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

NOTICB TO CONTRACTORS 

Contract No. 7SS 

Sealed bids or proposals will be' 

received by the Board of Commlsaiomra 


offices of Hald Commlsalont-rs in 

the dry Hall, Ocean dty, N. J^. 

March 6, 19Z3, at the hour of 3.00 

P. M.. for the rebuilding of a timber 

bulkhead ' along Bay avenue, 

between Second street and North 

atreet, in the City of Ocean City, 

N. J., as described In the specifications. 

"..'•. 

AH bids must be made on the 

forms 

provided, cover all Items 

contained therein and be accompanied 



Company in the sum of 1250.00 

payable to the dty Treasurer of 

Ocean City, N. J., without condition. 



the demands of thespecificatitons, 


sheet 


to furnish, with ten days 


Surety or Guaranty Com 

PALMER'S 

Tire and Repair Shop 

Reliable 

1016 Adbury Avenue 

Work Called For 

and Delivered 

FW.3M 

UNITED STATES TIRES 

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You Should Decide Right Now to Purchase from 

My List of Exclusive Properties 

In Every Section of the City 

TWO-PAMILY APABTMBNT8 

Near beach. Fint floor ha* 2 

bedrooms, second Boor - 3 bedroom*, 

bath*, all conveniences. 

WOO. . • ; 

Nnr beach Three bedroom* In 

each apartment, very attractive. 

Eight apartments In heart of 

dty and near beach. Hot water 

heat. A very good • investment. 

$92,000.* 7 Attractive: term*. 

two-family apart. 

g i*rrf**»fully famished*' 

in finest section of f resort. rt (21,000. (2000 

Two-family apartment, folly 

furnished. 8.bedroom* each.- Also 

fnrtmh". bungalow, near Ocean 

avenue and trolley, center dty. 

Price 118,000. 

PHONE 757 

-HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS 

COTTAGES 

- Cottage with 11 rooms, bath, 

electricity, center of city. Price 

Cottage with 7 rooms, all conveniences. 

Also ,4-room cottage. 

on'rear.- Owner will sacrifice f

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1 Union. With M* 

WILDWOOD LOSES 

TOJCEANtlTV 

Manager Garwood'a Firs B«ata 

• Pride of Five Mile Bttdi In 

Hot Gam*. 23 to Zl 

Accompanied by a crowd of 

"rooters." the Wlldwood Athletic 

Association's team, with the redoutablo 

"Tom" Delanoy, came to 

Ocean City Monday evening and 

lost to Manager "Kid" Garwood's 

five. In one of the hardest*ought 

gamca of the season by the score 

of 23 to 21. 

It might be uald in this connection 

that Referee Roy Johnson, 

who always tries his beat to give 

both,teams on the floor a square 

deal, was all right In the opinion 

of the Wlldwood contingent so long 

OB they thought their team was 

KOtting the rlght'declaions, but, as 

soon as it was u little the other 

way, from their viewpoint, then the 

referee was "on the bum." • Twss 

ever thus. 

The crowd was a noisy one, and 

the boy* on each team Were 

cheered along by their backers. 

When the first half ended, . the 

locals wero on the wrong end of 

the score—13-to 11. But Ocean 

City Went back strong in the second 

half, and the score was tied at 

To Look After Boys' 

Casting Tournament 

Ward Beam Head* Committee of 

the Ocean City Ffahlnff Club 

for Season Activities 

President W. W. Tyera, of the 

Jcoon City'Fishing- Club, has appointed 

the following committee to 

take care of the boys' tournament 

'or the coming season: . 

W. Ward Beam, chairman; Chas. 

. Moginnls. Robert B. Vollum, 

George F. Bauer, G. E. Comman, 

jeorge F. Bauer, Jr., J. J. Neely, 

tto Schafhousor, W. A. Hoffman, 

Churchill Bungerford, David Hunrcrford, 

Chas. Vollum and Jon. V. 

telley. • 

Theso gentlemen are all active 

embers of the club and much In-* 

rested In the junior members of 

tho organization. They will meet 

vithln.a comparatively ahortr time 

ind make arrangements for castng 

event? for this season. 

Announcement has been re- 

•eived by the Ocean City Pishing 

Club from the Angiors' Club of 

Jcean City that the Anglers' Club 

rill hold its annual 

iaturday, August 18. 

tournament 

County Legion Boys 

Hold Rally Here 

Members Given Splendid . Address 

by H. Walter GUI—Mu»!c and 

Luncheon Were Feature** . 

The members of the American 

of Tweniy-sls Pieces., 

Members of _ Morgan-Ranck Zimmerman. owner of many 

Post, American Legion, of this theatres In Philadelphia and vicinto 

Florida some weeks since. social rooms of the church Monday 

Legion posts of Cape May County 

city, arc arranging to organise a Ity, 

assembled in the social rooms of 

brass band. The boys havo' appointed 

the following committee 

o'clock. .-".'-• 

afternoon, March IS. at 3J0 

are now in Daytona, where they 

the First Presbyterian Church in the Civil War veterans at the 

went from MimmL They are traveling 

by auto and they have found 

this city Friday evening of last 

to push the plans: John Adams, 

Mrs- Powell, of Camden, will 

gathering. 

• 

week and enjoyed one of their 

Roger B. Williams, Harold Paris 

talk of her experiences'in India. - 

Tho "feed" was enjoyed 'by tho 

the roads bad. However, they 

periodical rallies, the boys being 

and Maurice Hillman. There were 

visitors, and tho rally was regarded 

as ono of thu best held in 

covered the distance between 

the guests of Morgan-Ranck Post, 

thirty volunteers at the first meetin 

j; held to consider thin matter. 

Installing N«w Chimes. ' 

of this resort. Members of Morgan-Ranck 

Post's l-ndliV Aux- 

Miami and Daytona, 268 miles. In The tubular chimes for the First 

a long time. 

a little more than nine hours. M. E. Church of this city are'now 

It is' the thought to. have a band Mr. and Sirs. Zimmerman expect being Installed. It Is expected 

iliary wero also guests of the local TOWNB ARE GROWING of twenty-six pieces, and arrangement* 

have been made to secure City or Ocean.City. .They have a ate within a' few weeks. These 

to apend Eaiter either in Atlantic that these will be ready to oper- 

post. 

Prior to tho meeting, the legionnaires 

had a short 'street pa- 

Shore Fast Une Atlantic City, as instructor. Mr. and are summer residents of in any church In this resort. 

Many Communities Helped by the the uurvicea of Frank Morrkk, of beautiful bungalow, in this resort, will be the first chimes installed 

rade, headed by the Wlldwood The March number of "Trolley Murrick in nn old bandmaster and Ocean City. 

Bund, which is the'county legion Talks," Issued by the Shore Fast hjis u high reputation among band 

band. 

Line, contains the following: nun in this section of tho State. 

Post Commander Elmer Jack- At tho tlmp the Shore Fo»t Line Mr. Merrlck, In a talk with the 

Bon Pear), of Morgan-Rnnck Post, commenced to operate between Atlantic. 

City and Ocean'City, it many discouraging features in 

men oT the post, told them of the 

presided nnd Introduced as the 

first speaker T. D. Newell, vice traversed some very spnrHcly Bet- 

coimottion with establishing a 

.mandor of the Atlantic County 

Legion- nnd u member of Harvey 

Post, of Atlantic City. Mr. Newell 

complimented tho county members 

on having BUch an excellent band 

that was nearly reached by former 

President Wilson and tho fighting 

men of America. . 

Messrs. Wlnterbum, of Wildwood, 

and Candy, of this city, 

spoke briefly^ and it was announced 

that the next rally will bo held at 

Cape May. 

Messrs. Willis, of this city, and 

Gundy, of Tuckahoe, represented 

Will Have Band 

American Legion Boys Here Arranging 

to Have Organlutlon 

tied territory. There were only n brass band, but the" boys were still 

Few homes'along tho Shore'Road determined to go ahead. Inatrubetween 

Plcasantvllle and Somora j mentn will be purchased within a 

Point, and Ocean City hod but ujfi-w weekH, und the instructions 

fraction of the population It has ; will, then bo Ktarted. 

The present thought is to have 

of music and said he would like to 

Women Will Fight see a similar band in Atlantic 

In a very short tlmo people-be- ] the following InHtruments, among 

County. • 

Cigarette Smoking 

to realize- the Increasing lothoru: Kour comets, four troror 

of property served by tho ;boni-H,. four clarinets, two 

, 'A vocul selection wan given by 

U. Members j a quartet comprising Messrs, Col- 

19. Then pandemonium broke Jcesn Clty-W. c. T. 

Lowden, Hotcan and Shcrto 

iteadlly increased In value up to ] one basu, two snare-drums, 

new railroad. That property bun | phones, three altos, two tenors, 

loose, and when the- Ocean City Urge Strict Enforcement of llsson. 

boyakept their -score going- up 

8UU Law 

iman, and there was an encore, he present day. • (drum and cymbals. 

there was Joy that was not ex- The'member, of.the Ocean Cltyiwhich they "responded. "They were Every year the Increase in home-1 - ' 

"eoeded on that memorable occasion W-C.-T. V. at their meeting this:followed by Maur.ce Gandy, who building has been greater until at! 

Ms de Narrow Escape 

when Casey went to bat. While week approved and will strongly song, and he. too, was enctho 

he present time tho demand i»' J - Kln»oy, °' this city, made a 

everybody was on edge, and theupport 

the following resolution After another number .by much greater than tho supply, narrow escape from serious Injury 

Ocean City lads led by the alight adopted at the W. C. T. U. na- quartet, and some ^ •leasantvllle b»'» population of j in nn auto accident on the road bebout 

ten thousand and n»n»n.' everyonej tween Absccon and PleasantvlUe a 

margin of one field goal,. the tlonsl convention In Philadelphia munlty slnelnc. H. Walter Gill, an 

whistle blew, ending the struggV ii November: 

Atlantic City Ciy attorney y nnd promil 

Clb Club clrclen, was joverai smaller communities in-i Hl| chtIy 

ago. His nose was 

'"••« 

knows what 'Ocean City Is. The i 

and, after, the cheers of the Ocean .Resolved, that the National nent in Klwanls 

City "rooters" . had subsided, Woman's Christian Temperance introduced o» the speaker of th« luded (n Northfleld, LJnwood and 

J. 

peace' reigned In Warsaw, Union encourage further scientific evening. • . ~ Homers Point are growing with 

Une-up: 

research into the effects of nicotine 

and urge all public and private 

Mr. Gill began by saying that .qual rapidity. 

Ocean City. 

Wlldwood 

there have been poems and pictures 

Mangold.. Forward .. Esslituj 

school teachers and Sunday achool! by men of genius, but. being un- Chsotauqoans at Church 

Townsend Forward Delaney •orker. to assist In an educa- 1 worthy, these have not survived, The young women who gave the j *£ 

Miller. Center ..Llvetey tonal campaign to make these ef- Only that which Is worthy sur- Chautauqua entertainment' in tho 

Ferguson . Guard ...Warflngton Octs knownTwlth • view-to in-vive,. he declared. He spoke of .a 

Murphy Guard .Walker 

assembly room of the high school 

.tructing the youths as to the well-; family wherein all the men were 

Field goals—Mangold. 1; MlUer, 

Saturday afternoon ' and evening 

' 2; Essllnir, 2; liveiey, 2; warrington. 

1: Walker. 2. Foul goals— urth4r • j after the name-of each man was 

roved fact, of science; and be It' beafarcn,; In the family iog-book 

played several numbers at thej 

evening service in the First M..E. X 

' Mangold, 8; Miller, 7; Murphy, 1; Resolved, that we continue our the inscription. "All the brothers 

Ferguson, 1; Essllng, 1; DeUney, 

Church-Sunday, and their playing J 

3; livexey, 1; Warrington, 2 jajucatlonal campaign; that we were valiant." Ho referred to thewas appreciated by the large congregation, 

the members of tho 

LOMC DISTAW •. i 

iit^MS's^l

\'J! Freeholders, at" Its mooting at 

busily engaged in tho preliminary [cao« M«» (V»rf ur«..— W-J—- 

work, and important 

announcements 

will be made within a few 

days.' 

• 

In the meantime, it's "up to" oil 

loyal residents and property owners 

here to bo ready to do their 

'utmost to make the affair oho of 

the- most successful' events . ever 

sponsored by Ocean City, and wo 

are sure all will be on tho firing 

line. 

tor of music in the city's public 

schools, has been busily engaged 

for sorae daya past in training 

th« children of Miss MacNell's 

sixth grade room for an operetta. 

rcul treat is in store for the par- 

LAID TO REST 

surfaced roods ore being 

built cnts and.adult friends of the chiK 

these may not be dug up for con-' dren for Monday evening, March 

duits, sower, water or gas pipes, 19. The entertainment . will be 

etc., for a period of five years after held in the assembly room of tho 

Capt. Z. a Steekoan Burled With 

Masonic Ceremonies 

Capt. Zephaniab S. Stoolman, 

formerly of 127 Walnut street, 

Philadelphia, was laid to rest Monday 

from the residence of . his 

daughter. Mrs.. T. George Middle-, 

ton, of Somers Point. Richmond | 

Lodge, No. 230, V. and A. M ȯf | 

part 

Philadelphia, of which, the deceased 

had been a member for 

fifty years, was represented by 

next foil. 

With a real band comprised ofl 1 *" 111 " "arts. It is a game that 

visitor! for 

, . . . . _i " ~» .""IgTows in popularity each year, aa 

members of the American Legion 1^ .^ft hecomet 

better known. 

Harvey V. Lake and some 

friends among tho summer 

•a' played the game on the 

courts at Mr. Lake's home on Atlantic 

' 

and a regular 

bogle and dram 

. corps of the Veterans of Foreign 

Wars, Ocean City will not lack for 

inspiring music in the days of tho 

near future. 

and'appi 

—•!*•' 

' .' i 

At present | 

stta* wit | 

, , Aasoclat,| 

bring about-; 

cations. --; 

••.VH-toaal*- j 

.carpenters j 

bean very .pi 

•Living «*( 

last J 

• conditions, j 

to wotW 

fa bopwl 

factory 

OCEAN CITY'S NEW POST- 

MASTER 

The Ledger congratulates- Edwsrd 

M. Sutton upon his appointment 

as postmaster of this city. - . 

Mr. Sotton served as postmaster I." 1 " 1 

Same. 

avenue, near Sixth street, 

eighteen or twenty 

years . ago, 

folks" llfUd their eyelids' and 

But the last few years 

iva 'Jjongotl all this. 

Tennis It 

no longer looked upon as a "lady. 

U* 

disappointed, not * few' strlkM*-] « ame '».»»>»% "fit-" =„ 

improvements in the present service 

within a comparatively short 

time after Mr. Sutton again assumes 

the reins In the post office. 

A TOUCH OF SUMMER . . 

- This section of tha country had 

a touch of summer-like 

weather 

last Sunday and the number of 

visitors here on that day indicated 

thai the people of the large cities 

are only too anxious to' return 

once more to'their favorito seaahore. 

resort and breathe the pore 

salt air. . 

There is every reason to expect 

a most prosperous summer scssor 

for Ocean City this year, and, I: 

tact, for the years to 

eyes and plenty of wind, 

of the 

DIRECTOR ^CAMPBELL 

BOMB 

The Ledger last week announced 

the return of City Commissioner 

Wm. H.. Campbell the day previous 

to hl B home In this resort after 

an enforced sojourn of some weeks 

whe 

the other matter 

_ 

Di.ector Joa. O. Champion, with 

power to act. ' ' • ' 

The county mosquito extermination 

commission was given authority 

by" the board to "use the 

office of the county 

strator. 

y 

you receive alimony during 

The old house at Grassy Sound, 

known aa the John Shaw house, is 

to be offered for sale to the higbevening 

will begin.a 

series of three sermons on 

the general subject, 

'.'Why Dfd 

Jesus Diet" The two remaining 

sermons will be delivered by Mr. 

Voegelln at the Sunday morning 

services in his church. 

The minister-will 

discuss . the 

est bidder. 

Smith 

R. Fendall 

authorised to prepare a 

compneairnilve map of the county, 

xhowiiCQhe Gtate,, county and 

township roacîn colors. 

To the director of highways was 

referred, with power to act, the 

request of the superintendent of 

the United States' Coast Guards 

b Now in Italy . 

leal men a* extremTly'serious. ' M-iV W». * Davis and f.m- 

••ortunatcly. the fcrt of these "*' of Mporeatown.. and Oce, 

friends proved TronnHI— ~d Mr. City, who have been In 

more • a 

England for more thon 

•trten 

.••••>••. 

m 

!i&S|v 

years he has conducted 

« >»»Hua best 

the-Flanders, a house that will 

be bis pride and his triumpb-hls 

oreain come true* 

BACHARACH ALERT 

Although ' Congress 

has *. ad 

journed, and moat of the members 

of this body are.now predisposed 

to "take things 

The Reliable Builder 

TOWNSEND 

Elghtli Stwet and Harea Ave. Oe«n CMy N. J. 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

for Rent-IMghUi and W-aley Avanue. Haatei. 

Saeond 

floor. ' 

SUr« for Rent-Eighth nnd Wealey.Avenue, 

JR. JONES 

(Pentnl R«al Estate) 

608 EIGHTH BTREBT 

.« omuaier-will discuss . the'for permission to erect telegraph 

subject as a lawyer presenting a j poles along 1 

the eonntv m.J- —• 

case to a Jury, with the congregation 

as the Jury. Mr. Voegelin is 

a speaker of unusual force, and 

the members of his church, as well 

--> others who frequently attend 

c Presbyterian Church to hear 

Did „ . 

was left with| th °J" u « r » 922 J 

Were you auccessful 

in a breach of promise salt entered 

againBt a former admirer? 

Personal 

questions, but important 

to those to whom they apply 

in the preparation of an income 

form demon-1 tox retura for *"" J*" 1922 ' 

Amounts 

received aa alimony 

are not taxable • income. 

Such 

payments do not have to be included 

in the income tax return of 

the person receiving them, nor may 

thoy bo deducted from the gross 

Income of the person paying them. 

However, a woman who has won 

a breach of promise case, or has 

accepted pat of court a settlement 

aa heart balm, must 

IMAI the 

- Dount In her Income tax retom. 

Members of a labor union may 

deduct aa a business expense does 

• . . - 1 - 1 -A- ' - 

Insurance, or under 

workmen's 

compensation 

acts as compensation 

for personal injuries or 111- 

noss, plus any additional amount] 

received by suit or agreement In 

such, cases. 

To avoid penalty, returns should 

bo filed on or before midnight of 

March' 15. Free advisory service 

in the preparation of the forms is 

offered at the.office of Collector of 

Internal 

Revenue E. L. Sturgess, 

Camdcn, and the post office build- 

Ing in Atlantic City.' 

OFFICERS ELECTED 

Walter C Johnson Heads Somtrs 

Point Moose Lodge 

The members of Somers Point 

Lodze, No. 845, Loyal Order of 

Moose, on Wednesday- 

evening 

elected the following officers for 

the ensuing term: 

' 

Dictator, Walter C. Johnson, of 

Ocean City; vice dictator, BenJ. 

Shannon, of Somers Point; prelate, 

Wm. Atkinson, of Absecon; 

treasurer, J. S. Marge rum; secretary, 

Thos. Birch: trustee for three 

years, Albert Fischer; trustee for 

wo years, Wm. Hand; sergeantt-nnns, 

Daniel Slmpklns; outer 

guard, Robert SiegeL All of the 

lout named officers are from Somers 

Point. 

: 

• ... 

The lodge is one of the most 

successful in every way In this 

Takes Auto Agency 

John P. Fox, of this city, has 

taken the agency for this section 

for the Star and Dnrant cars, and 

he expects to have samples here 

within a short time. 

FIRE ALARM BOXES 

aye- 

14—Sixth and Pleasure avenue. . - 

17—Eleventh and Bay avenue. 

lfr—Fourteenth and Bay avenue. 

35—Seventh and West avenue. 

42—Second and Anbury avenue. 

43r—Fourth and Asbury &>cnuo. 

46—Eighth and Asbury avenua. 

48—Tenth and Asbury avenue. 

48—Thirteenth and Asbury avenue. 

49—Sixteenth and Asbury 

nue. 

61—North and Central avenue. - 

64—Sixth and Central avenue. 

67—Eleventh 

and Central avonua. 

67—Twelfth and. Wesley avenue. 

68—Fourteenth and Woslty avvnue. 

13—Fourth and Ocean avenue. 

78—Seventh and Ocean avenue.' 

78—Ninth and Ocean avenue. 

82—Second and Atlantic avenue. 

911—Bay avenue and Battersea 

road. 

96—Boardwalk and Moorlyn tcr- 

621—Twentieth and Central 

rich 

cs along the county roads and 

across Middle Thorofare and Corson's 

Inlet. 

' Authority was given for the 

purchase of two tractors, one for 

Middle and the other for Upper 

township. 

ere he successfully underwent treat 

two operations. 

Mr. Voegella tomorrow morning 

When Director Campbell' left »M1 speak on "Thia Grace Also— 

this city for the hospital, there The Motive and Method." His |"» « to Egg Harbor City this 

were grave doubts among many of "ermons'at this time bear on the]V vc 5 1 ' n ? *° play a return 

his closest friends as to whether Lenten season, 

ho would "poll through," because 

the operations 

were regarded bvl 

tnedii ' 

Flay at Egg Harbor City 

The. Ocean City Athletic Assojciation's'basket 

ball team expects 

I to go to Egg Harbor 

City this 

, _ „ game 

with the fast five of that town. 

Tho boya will be accompanied by 

a number of their supporters^ 

-Will be Home April IS 

James M. Chester, realtor, and 

of this city,'who 

paid to such organisation* daring 

the year 1922. Such dues are held 

by the bureau to be necessary expenses 

Incident to the earning- of 

their wages.- A member of a labor 

union . who, while on strike, received 

payment from an organisation 

roust include In his Income for 

the. year such items. 

The 

taxpayer who in 1022 revered 

damages for.defamation of 

JOB PRINTING 

THAT SUITS 

an 

Wo can handle any kind of job or commercial. 

printinaT- L«t us give you 

estimate. 

LEDGER PRINT SHOP 

838 ASBURY AVE. 

DENTS AND FENDERS REPAIRED 

CHARLES NEAL 

AUTO PAINTING 

ALL CARS BAKED 

Ocean Heights Ave. and Shore Road . LINWOOD, N. J. 

THE TEN-EYCK-LORRAINE 

NINTH STREET AND CENTRAL AVE. 

The. hotel with real home conforts for trieenonlcs. 

Spealal 

./ rates by week. Also table board.. 

Under management of 

MRS. WM. T. SCHWARTZ 

' 

rwmwwwmmmmmmvm******.******************** 

Make Last Year's Pictore This Year's RoaUty 

IWHXBUIIJ) 

PLAN H-S4S (taking 30 ft lot) for. 43150.00 

PLAN E-389 (taking 30 ft lot) for. 5475.00 

PLAN B-378 (taking 30 ft- lot) for..—......... W75.00 

Sine* t ban already closed aoJBlcient contracts to keep my orgsnixatloo 

on tke Jump, will contract oa the above figuresfor 

Febraary and March only. If you want «ne to build.for ytm 

thia year, ret oa my waiting list right now. If you coa- 

Umplato building, IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OB WRITE 

MB WITHOUT DELAY. 

• 

. BUILDING YEAH, FOLKS—LETS CO! 

Start Early—Finlafc Early 

JOHN G. DENNIS 

The Master Builder 

SU ASBUBY AVE, OCEAN CITY, N. 3. 

VERNON HALL 

735 Wealey Ave. 

. Now Open ; 

MISS M. E. BECK : 

e»e«**»«a«»«««aaaa>a> 

GEO. W. HARRIS 

Real Estate Agency 

. IS West Fourteenth Street 

. OCEAN cmr.N, j. • 

Bell Phone «4 J * ' 

THE IMPERIAL 

' 1015 Central Ave.. 

Open All Year 

Special Rates 

, Beat of Home Cooking 

"The Homey Hotel" 

A. M. MacGregor, Prop. 

664 J 

"SAVE TBE SURFACE AMD YOU SAVE ALJL" 

House Sign Automobile. 

Clinton L Breckley 

PRACTICAL PAINTING 

Oeaaoi CHy, N. M. 

"SAVB THE SURFACE AND YOV SAVE ALL" 

WALTER SACK- 

DEALEJtIN 

ONLY 

Tiurteentli Street and West Avenue 

COAL 

WHY DELAY 

HAVING A CHECKING ACCOUNT? 

BARCLAY & McCORKLE _ 

HAND, PBBBIJU. TOPoWIL. CRMBNT. MUCK aaj 

' 

BLOCKS—44a, S-ia. aa4 114a. wide 

,i ACBNT FOB. PHOENIX POBTLAND CKMsCfT ' 

1Z30 Binpaan Ave. . ' tbomm M.W 

Quite a good many ybunsr men, and women 

too, postpone starting 1 a Checking Account 

because they have not a large amount to-deposit. 

.. . 

Do not delay the use of this safe, convenient, 

economical medium. 

Checking Accounts are invited, whether of 

large or moderate size. 

OCEAN CITY TITLE & TRUST COMPANY 

and their daughter. Marguerite.' 

j. J. Mlsslmer, of Philadelphia, 

a summer resident of thia resort, 

and a former 

president of the 

Anglers' Club, was among the visitors 

here Sunday. 

Wm. J- Hawthorne and wife, of 

Philadelphia, former residents of 

this city, were among the visitors 

Sunday. 

Clarence J. Deisroth and family, 

of Philadelphia, and A. C. Rosenberger 

and family, of Millvlllc, 

spent the week-end at the home of 

their parents, Wm. H. Deisroth 

and wife, 609 Eleventh street, this 

etty. 

• • ' 

Leon Leopold, of' Philadelphia, 

interested In real, estate In this 

city, was among the visitors this 

week. .' 

Mrs. Wm. M. Ranck, of this city, 

is' visiting 

friends in Reading, 

Lancaster, Qoarryville and Coatcsville, 

Pa. She Is away on a two 

weeks' trip. 

' ' 

MUs Helen Williamson, a student 

»f Swarthmore College, spent 

the week-end with Miss Cornelia 

CoUisson, of this city. MUs Williamson 

Is the daughter of the 

Rev. C. R. Williamson, 6f West 

Chester. . . 

Mrs. Clarence Deisroth and 

daughter have returned to Phlla 

delphla after spending a lew days 

with her parents, Mr. and airs. 

Philip a Hand, of this city. 

-. Mrs.. Oorge W. Sooy. of this 

city, is in Philadelphia, where she 

was called early in the week: by the 

illness of her aunt,' Miss Sadie 

HemphllL ' * 

Mrs, James CoUisson and children, 

of this city, are visiting Mrs. 

Colltason's 

sister, Mrs. Harry 

Myers, in West Philadelphia. 

Paul Corson, of Philadelphia, is 

visiting his brother. Dr. Allen 

Corson, in thia city. 

- Joseph DnffieU has returned to 

his home in Philadelphia, after 

Bridgeton, are visiting their son,' 

K. H. Crane, and wife, 820 Moorlyn 

terrace. 

Mias Sadie Finkbclner, of Philadelphia, 

U spending a few days In 

her cottage, 1046 Central avenue. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Blundln, of the 

Illscaync, was in Philoldephla a 

fow days this week. 

Dr. Garratt C. Pogue. of Camilen, 

a summor resident of this ra- 

Kort, was a recent visitor. 

Capt. R. R. Sooy, owner of tho 

Brighton Hotel, this city, took a 

Smith During the.Week 

There Is no apparent lot-up In 

building activity in this city, us 

r wealed by recent permits Issued 

by Building . Inspector H. C. 

Smith:' 

Frank W. Humphreys, two-story 

c )ttngo for E. F. Borgor on Ocean 

r tad. on Gardens tract; $4,000. 

Joseph Hubert, two-family 

apartment for. Leon Palermo, of 

< ctun City, on Simpson avenue, 

Bjuthwcst of Tenth street; $4,000. 

Willard 

Stoelman, 

for Roy A two-family ago for Wm. Richard on Aabury 

nvonuo; near Fourteenth street; 

$ 4 5 0 . : ' • ' • • • • • • * . . • • ' 

H. O. MacPhoraon, two-story 

building for W. E. Hosbach, of 

Philadelphia, on tho corner of 

Seventeenth 

street mid Asbury 

avvnuo; $10,000. 

J. A. Doraoy, eight one-story 

frame 

buildings for Wcsloy 

imcr on. south xldo of Haven 

avenua abovo Sixth Btrcet; $1,400. 

Lewis Coasaboon frame bungalow 

for. aclf on Central avenue, bctwocn 

North and . First streets; 

$3,500. 

dclphia homo this week 

a fuw days here. 

j 

"*"i ICicunn City, on Central avenue, be- 

" ndBp * nt !l,w Third street; $1,000. • 

James H. Simpson, of Philadelphia 

and Chelsea, was in town this 

week. 

Miss Emily Lynch, of this city, 

is spending the week-end in Philadelphia. 

Norman ' Smiley, of Atlantic 

City, .one of the best-known conductors 

on the Shore Fast Line, 

visited his father and sister at 

their home in this city early this 

week. ' 

.' 

Chas. T. Maginnls, of this city, 

returned Saturday evening from a 

Humbert C. Pontlere, ' twofamily 

apartment for Annie 

Foote, of Philadelphia) on south 

side of Sixth street,- near Atlantic 

avenue; $8,600. 

Humbert C; Pontiere. cottage 

for Mrs. Ida Ostertag, of Philadelphia, 

on Central avenue, below 

Twelfth street; $3300. 

Conrad Rine, cottage for Edwin 

Rogvrs, of Riverside, on corner of 

North street and Central avenue; 

»4.OC0. ' 

Conrad Rino, cottage for self on 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH. 

Seventh Street and Wesley 

Avenue. 

Tho Rev. Chas. F. N. Voegelln. 

Pottor. 

Morning worship ._...; 10.30 

Blblo School 2.S0 , 

Kritndahlp Bible Class for I 

Men _ _.... 2J0 

Mary of Bethany Blblo Class 

for Women _ 2JJ0 

Senior C. E. 6.46 

Intermcdaito C. E . 6.45 

Evening Worship „„.. 730 

Junior C. E.. Wednesday 3.46 

Midweek uirvlco for- Blblo. 

study and prayor, Wednes- . 

day» _.7.80 p. m. 

A Homelike Church, with a cordial 

welcome. 

Three Hundred Excursionists 

Thoro were three hundred cx.- 

curaloniats to this city from 1 Philadelphia 

and vicinity over the Rcadr 

Railroad last Sunday. Tho 

visitors all enjoyed ,thu Ano 

weather. 

HOLY TRINITY PROTESTANT 

EPISOPAL CHURCH 

Northeast 

Corner ' of Eleventh 

Street and Central Avenue 

The Rev. Joseph W. Watts. A. M. 

Rector. 

Sunday Services 

9..'!0 a. tn.—Sunday School. . 

10.46—Church service. 

• • 

7.45 p. m.—Vespers and ad 

drcstt. 

Build Store and Apartments 

W. A. Hosbach has given a' contract 

to Howard MacPheraon to 

build a store and two-family house 

on the west corner of Seventeenth 

ntreet and Asbury avenue. - The 

store will be operated by Mr. Kosbuch's 

son as a confectionery and 

WHAT IS A 

FRIENDLY BANKT 

It la ono whoro 

courtesy 

politeness always prevail— 

It In one that takes an Interost 

in its cuHtomera-— 

It Is ono that ' renders ' helpful 

survicc. Our Bank Is in every 

sonso a friendly Bank. 

HRST NATIONAL RANK 

OCEANCI1Y.N.J. 

i 

Ing. 7.30. 

Holy 

Sunday 

• i^ ~.. J i v. comer of North street and Centrali, . 

visit to Philadelphia. avenue- W000 Also double '" creara p * rlor - The exterior of 

Angus Wade, architect, who is In _.__ •« DML ' *' le DU " d « n »T 1» to be of msgnealte 

bu.lneaa.ln .Philadelpnla. , spent | B A 

^ P.'ncc«t, ofDelanco. 

ly Communion drat 

of each month, 10.46 a. ra.Sainta* 

Dayn and Holy Days. 10 a. .tn. 

FIRST M. E. CHURCH. 

Eighth Street and Central Avenue.' 

The Rev. Dr, John Handley, 

Pastor. 

Preaching services, 

10JS0 a. tn. 

and 7.30 p. m. Bible School, IX m. 

Prayer service Wednesday even- 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 

Asbory Ave, near Fourteenth St. 

Tho Rev. Tnos. F. Blake. Rector. 

Mass at 10 o'clock, followed by 

Benediction. . • 

Mass Sunday at 10 o'clock, followed 

by Benediction.- 

Mass - Sundays at St. Joseph's 

Church, Somers Point, at 8 o'clock. 

Sunday services, 10.30 a. tn. and 

7.30 p. ra. . Sunday School, 2.30 

p. m. • 

Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 

7.30 p. m. 

Sunday at his home in this city. 

Miss Fagan, stenographer in the 

offers of J. M. Cheti' T, realtor, • 

spent Saturday aiUn. on and Sun-! 

day at h ; r home in Mtllvllle. 

family apartment on Wesley 

two- j slueco - To*" building was designed 

mve_ I by Charles H. Donehower, archl- 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

Tenth Street and Wesley A' 

Tho Rev. Milton George Bock, 

Pastor. 

"The Church With a Cordial 

• Welcome." 

E. Y. Robinson, cotUge for Wm. 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

LOST—Key hook containing seven 

or eight keys, Wednesday morning. 

Finder please return to D. M. 

Wells, 642 Haven 'Ave. 

3-10-lt 

CITY BRIEFS 

Summer 

weather on Sunday; 

snow on Tuesday. 

' _;,• 

The Ledger i* prepared to do 

high-class job printing: promptly. 

Some of you will soon need letterheads, 

etc., for use in your business. 

Call at the Ledger office. 

Satisfaction ia asaured. . 

Policemen G. E Seaman and 

George Myers went to Trenton 

Tuesday to -testify In an alleged 

"bootlegging" case.' 

Many strangers here Sunday. 

bury 

avenue, 

street; $6,000. 

below 

Fifteenth 

Bracebridge Hall Guest 

Among the guests of Brae 

bridge Hall, this city, over the 

Is Your House Free 

from -Vermin of 

All Kinds? 

The cost is small compared 

with the satisfaction of knowe-iingr 

that is absolutely sterile 

Hotel Stratford 

SEVENTH AND OCEAN AVE. 

Opea AD Year 

Light Hoaaefceeplng Rooms ' 

1 and Boarding _ _ 

Special Low Rate . 

A New Hot Water ' Heating 

Plant Installed 

MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM 

F. P. Gough, cottage for Martin j week-end were: Mrs. Catherine 

Maloney, 2d, of Ocean 

Wesley' avenue, 

below 

Btreet; $11,000. 

. Frank Naylor, two-story cottage 

FOB SALE. — Modern nine-piece, 

American walnut. Queen Anne, 

dining room suite for aale, S1B0. 

Phone 114. 

8-3-2t 

METAL GASAGE FOR SALE— 

12x20. 1117 Aabury Ave Ṡ-10-2t 

8ALE — ARMY 8HOBS — SALE 

. We have just bought a tremendous 

stock of Army Munson 

last shoes to be sold to the public 

direct. Price $2.76. These shoes 

are 100 per cent, solid leather with 

heavy double soles sewed and 

rs are of heavy 

with bellows 

for Michael Dottl. of West Philadelphia,' 

on Third street, east of 

Ocean avenue; $4,600. 

Peter C. Tottcn,' alterations to 

third story of tottage 840 Second 

street; $400. 

Peter C. Totten," garage for 

Hattman K. Gllmore, of Philadelthia, 

rear of 837 Second street; 

;$,oo. • . . . ; • 

i 

Peter C. Totten, alterations to 

City, oni MBXWe)1 - John Kirk and W. P. 

Twelfth^ Jennings and family, of Phlladclliia; 

Mm. H. Holcmnn, Mr». B. E. 

r.ngelu and Mr. and Mm. J. II. 

Roberts, -ol Lan

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jf> 8atqrday, March 10, 1828 

mm 

DOWN IN MEXICO 

SOB*. Montgomery Fosmd 

RaUwaya There Tells Kiwaalaas 

•' 

of His War. Experiences 

Superintendent IL L Montgomery, 

of the Suburban Electric Line 

and a member of the Pleasantvllle 

KlwanU Club, was the speaker at 

the weekly luncheon of the Ocean 

aty Kiwanls Club on Wednesday. 

when this organisation 

held its 

last 

meeting at the Imperial 

Hotel. In this connection,'on motion 

of Roger B. Williams, the dub 

gave a vote of thanks to Mrs. M. 

' A. llacGregor for taking care of 

the boys during the winter months. 

Mr.. Montgomery, in beginning 

Us address, said he has the most 

friendly feeling for the Mexican 

people because.he knows and understands 

them. He gave a brief 

history of Mexico from Its early 

-days, back in the time of Cortes, 

referring In passing to various 

kinds of leaders there in modern 

days, including Diax and Villa. . 

Mr. Montgomery said he went to 

Mexico in 1908 to take charge of 

the tramway service, and he was 

under the impression that he 

Mold teach much along this' line 

to\the natives, bat greatly to his 

-surprise be found the finest system 

of railways hi the country. He 

OCEAN CITY LBDOBB, OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

touched lightly 

leading to the 

on the incidents 

— — capture of Vera 

Crux by 'the United States. There 

was much confusion in Mexico in 

1911 and-the speaker said be 

.STEVENS 

TELLS OF TRIP 

Beyslly Batertalned pt Mesabera 

of Klwaals CUb la Ckvelsad 

While There Lsst Week ' 

Prof. James M- Stevens, snperintendant 

of the public schools of 

this city, who returned, early in the 

week from Cleveland, where he sttended 

the sessions of the convention 

of the superintendents' division 

of the National Educational 

^•frt^JHff^T^ told of some of his 

ion, told of ff^nr* of his 

[experiences to. the members of the 

'Ocean City Kiwanls Club at their 

luncheon at the Imperial 

this 

| wash. • • 

Prof. Stevens said that they had 

a remarkable train when they left 

Philadelphia 

Cleveland. 

There their, way 'to 

were 

twelve 

speaker 

went to Monterey, where later the 

rebels, under Carranzs. Were preparing 

to attack. One day the 

cars running to a park controlled 

by the company 

employing • Mr. 

Montgomery failed to run. and be 

called the park 

superintendent 

over the telephone. The man in 

charge told Mr. Montgomery he 

«ould not talk over the-telephone, 

but that Mr. Montgomery might 

converse with • rebel colonel, and 

the latter, over the wire, informed 

Mr. Montgomery thaf the revolutionists 

had taken charge. A little 

later Mr. Montgomery wss taken 

to a penitentiary, but he did not 

know the reason. 

Eventually he 

discovered that he was arrested 

and Incarcerated because he was 

an American spy. He waa placed 

in a dungeon, 4x4 feet,' bat aboot 

ten feet Ugh. Be was there three 

days and three mghts I^juid_jsyery 

once in awhile he was told he was 

to be shot at sunrise. 

cars, and three locomotives were 

used In conveying the train over 

I the mountains. When he reached 

'Pittsburgh, Mr. Stevens said, his 

experience in the.Pullman reminded 

him of the story or. a traveler 

who bad a most unique time. Mr. 

Stevens told this story, which' created 

considerable amosament. 

Prof. Stevens attended - the 

luncheon of the Cleveland Kiwanls 

Club. Out there the members assemble 

at live minutes before 12 

o'clock. On this occasion the dub 

had more than one hundred guests, 

the visitors representing California, 

the. South and-Massachusetts 

as the most -distant points. 

The principal address was.delivered 

by the United States commissioner 

of education 

Mr. Stevens said the members 

of 'the Cleveland 

Kiwanls dub 

were a real bunch and huty singers. 

They sing with a vim and are 

nearly as good as the Ocean Cityj 

boys. They, had a- flne leader, but 

Chntrhes to Hold 

Series of Meetings 

Presbyterlsas and Baptists Preparing 

for. Evangelistic Scr- ' 

vices Starting March IB - 

The members of the Presbyterian 

and Baptist Churches of this 

city will bold a series of evangelistic 

services, the Brst of these 

to be in the. First Baptist Church 

on Sunday evening, March 18. 

These services for the succeeding 

week will be held.every evening, 

| except Saturday, in the Baptiut 

Church, with no services in " the 

Presbyterian Church. ' 

The services of. the two congre- 

|gatlons win be held in the First 

Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. 

March SS. and will be continued 

in this church every evening 

of that week, except Saturday. 

. 

The speaker at all of the services 

will be John B. Pettibore. 

A. B, of the Utica Inasmuch Mission. 

Mr. Petiibone. a graduate of 

the University of Michigan, is a 

speaker of force. He has be m 

successfully conducting this mis- 

Ision for five or six years. 

LEGAL NOTICES 

NOTICE OP ABSENT DK- 

FRNDANTB AND THE HEIRS. 

DBV18BBS AND PERSONAL 

BBPBKSKNTATIVKS OF 

ANNA HA88ON. DECEASED. 

To- John -Haason, Julia Hanny, 

James Haney, Gertrude Qnln, 

John Haason, Jr., Anna liaison, 

Mary 

Harttr. and the heirs, 

devisees and personal 

representatives, 

of any person or parsons 

claim by or through them 

of Anna Haason. deceased 

fourth day of January, A. D. 1928, 

on the application of the subscriber. 

Administratrix ef said deceased, 

notice Is hereby coven to 

the creditors of said deceased to 

exhibit to the subscriber nn^^ 

oath or affirmation their claims 

and 4Uiw«i«u against "the estate of 

said deceased within six months 

from the twenty-fourth day of 

January, A. D. 1BX3, or they will 

be forever barred of any action 

against the subscriber. 

Dated January 24, A. D. 1923. 

EDITH G. QHOVEB, 

LEAP, SHAKPi —ilnlstratrix. 

ESS A WAY, 

Proctors. 

2-3-8t 

cmr OF OCEAN cmr 

NOTICE TO CONTsUCTOBS 

Coatrsct No.-737-B 

Sealed bid. or proposals will be 

received by the. Board of Commissioners 

of the City of Ocean City, 

N. J_ at the offlce of the said Commissioners 

in City Hall, 

Ocean 

I City. N. J, March SO. 1928. at 

[the hour of -8.00 p. nu, for the 

building and constructing of a 

frame building, located between 

Fifth street and Sixth street, east 

of Atlantic avenue, in the City of 

Ocean City. N. J.. as described in 

the specifications. 

All bids must be made on the 

forms provided, 

cover ail items 




Company in the sum of J280.00, 

rattle to the City Treasurer 

payao 

Ocean 

0, 

le to the City Treasurer of 

City, N. J, without condi- 

A tifite f i 

Ocean City, N. J, without condition. 


Surety Com 

in th rfM f t 

By virtoe of an order of the 

On the third night he was taken 

out and escorted to the government 

palsre, where be was tried 

by two officers and informed. that 

he waa to be shot at 3 o'clock the 

next afternoon. At 12 o'clock the 

sentinels Were changed, and. the 

'new sentinel greeted Mr* Mont- 

'gomery in friendly style. "Hallo, 

chief." . exclaimed the sentinel 

^Whafs the trouble?" It developed, 

thst thia. man had ' worked 

• for Mr. Montgomery as a switch 

man, and -he told the American 

'that he was at his service—that 

Mr. Montgomery could make his 

escape if he so desired. Mr. Montgomery 

decided thst it Was not 

much'use to leave,' as he would 

very likely be shot, anyway. He 

• obtained 

perm las ton to use the 

telephone in the ottce nearby and 

called up the company's attorney, 

who' wss brought from his home 

to the company oBce. It. developed 

that the prosecuting attorney was 

•a. friend of the company's attortomey, 

and the -killing" of Mr. 

Montgomery was postponed until 

' the next evening, when there wss to 

. be s court-martiaL It was determined 

that Mr. Montgomery should 

die, but the attorney secured'a reprieve 

until 2 o'clock the next day. 

At L30 o'clock the next morning 

the rebels got going.too hard for 

he 

wasnt as good-looking as 

"Bill" CoUIsson, the local dub 

song leader. : 

' Following the- custom of the 

Cleveland dub. Prof. Stevens gave 

his neighbor at the table a resounding 

slap on the shonlder. The 

man was so surprised that he 

[didnt recover for a moment, and 

then, he wanted to know if they all 

have the push and punch like that 

in Ocean. City. 

George W. Beed, of the West 

Jersey and- Seashore BaUroad 

Company, and George Daischeg, of 

ISouth Ocean City, were the prise 

winners. 

' 

* -—••!• v« «u vn*v the City Treasurer of 

. City. N. 3, without condition. 

A' certificate from a satisfactory 


the demsnds of the specifications, 

most be attached to the bidding 

sheet. ' 

The successful bidder win be required 

to furnish, within.ten days 

from the date oT the award, a satisfactory 


Bond in **»*» suns of tne inXX 

amount of the award, conditioned 


contract, payment of all the bills 

and wages, and will be required to 

save the City of Ocean Ci^r, N. J, 

harmless from all actions at law 

or .otherwise, snd by virtue of the 

employers' liability act of the 


act 

pertaining to employees' or 

laborers, by giving a Surety Company 

bond or insurance. 


by the 16th day of June, 1028. 

The Board of Commissioners reserve 

the right te> reject any or all 

bids or to waive any Informality 

in any Ud. 

- Plans and specifications can be 


depositing 110.00. 

DatedMareh 5, 1928. 

EVEBTON A- COBSON. 

.Director of Public Works. 

WM. H. COIXISSON, JB, 

3-10-3t 

!.v/.,V:-: ; ;..-;,- :••:•.;''$r3 

and J 

Iven by Anna Haeson 

her 

husband. 

m w IJ--- ,g p j eaj^salW, 0VI~ OBIOAX] 

dated July 18, 1911, on premisa 

situate in the Borough of Avalon, 

County of Cape Hay, and 8tate of 

New Jersey, and voa. John !(•«. 

son, Julia 

fersey, and 

ilia Haney 

and you. John Has- 

Haney, 

•on, juua tianey, names H 

Gertrude Quin, John HaasonT 

Anna 

Hasson/Mary Hi 

the heirs, devlaeaa 

representatives of 

. S3 

and personal 

Alms Haason, 

d f d t b 

• • IWIITTW u* Alms Haason, 

deceased, are made defendants because 

you own aald premises or 

claim to have an interest therein 

through the estate of Anna Hasson. 

dec—slid. 

HORACE F. NIXON. 

JXbe Board of Commissioners reserve 

tho right to reject any or 

all bids or to waive any informality 

in any bid. ~~ ' . ' 

I Plans and specifications can be 


'depositing 110.00. 

Dated March 5, 1923. 

EVEBTON A. COBSON, 

depositing •1000. 

DatedMareb 8, 1923. 

EVEBTON-A. COBSON, 


WM. H. COIXI88ON. JB, 

HABBY A. MOBB__, 

City Clerk. 


NOT1CB TO CONTRACTOatS . 

. Contract No. 7*5 

Sealed bids or proposals'wfll be 

.received by the Board of Commissioners 

of Ocean City, N. J, at the 

offices of said Commissioners in 

the City HslL Ocean City, N. J.- 

March 26, 1923, at the hour of 3.00 

ton. Louise Walters, Edna Stewart, 

Ancr Pennington and Clarence. 

Beynolds, colored school children, 

were before Police Justice F. H.' 

Ware Tuesday,' charged with cits, 

orderly conduct. They were accused 

of trying to fight with several 

high school girls. Mr. Wave 

fined the youngsters (5 each, and 

told them he would'hold the flne 

over them. He warned then that 

if they appeared before him again 

they would be severely dealt with 

by the law. . ' . . . . . 

Dated February 

e rebels got going toohard for 

.the other, fellows, and the speaker 

trot out of JalL. He went to the 

German consulate and remained 

tfcere for a few days. 

Within a 

ahort time he started back for the 

united States, where he has since 

remained. 

' ' 

Open Betel In June 

W. P.. Llppincott and son; Frank 

H. Lipplncott, owners of the 

Bwsrthmore 

Hotel. In this city, 

•ere among the visitors 

Satnr- 

«ay, accompanied by Mrs. Frank 

B. Uppmcott They spent the winter 

faMedfbrd, N, J. They will 

.««•• to Ocean aty about the 

«aie of April and remain until 

JheUtefalt 

They expert to open 

. «he Swarthmore about June JB. 

Coal Scarce Again 

Coal was again scarce here early 

Mjs week. Not thai this Is any- 

«hfa* much out of the ordinary 

»¥V*-«nter. but «t was unusually 

**»«. Walter Back received some 

•Wpm«ta,4snd the bofad ««„ 

""J 0 ** «n4 otte* as wefl as pos. 

GOING TO ATLANTA 

Ocean City Kiwanls dob Wfll be 

WeaBssjrtsjesrted 

Dr. M. B. Stasnard. president of 

the . Ocean City Kiwanls Cteb, 

asked the members of the orgmnlxation 

at the weekly luncheon as 

to Just how many expect to attend 

the Kiwanls convention in Atlanta. 

George W. Beed stated that be is 

planning to go, and Dr. Stannard 

said that he will probably be 

among those on the trip, it was 

also said that B. W. Edwards wiU 

». • 

The convention will be from May 

25 to Jnne 1, and Kiwaabtns from 

all sections of this country and 

Canada wU be present. 

*2-24-€t 

CAPE MAY COUNTY CIRCUIT 

COURT 

John A. Myers. Plalatiff. vs. WU 

Uam W. Bailey. Defendant. 

ACTION AT LAW 

- Notice in Attachment 

' Notice is hereby given that a 

writ of attachment was issued out 

of the Circuit Court, in the County 

of Cape May, on the 81st day of 

August,. 1922. against the rights, 

credits, moneys and effects, goods 

•tui *k-*4-)- jiiji and tenements 

and dits, money 

d chattels, l 

William W. 

t 

t th 

Bo. 

.of William W. Bailey, an absent 

debtor, at the suit-of John A. 

Myers, for the sura of Six Hundred 

Dollars (1800.00). returnable 

September 21, 1922, and the same 

has been served and dul; 

cuted on the 8th day of September. 

1029. and wasnled with the 

'Clerk of Cape May County on the 

|28th day of October, 1922. 

Dated Fehrnary la, 1023. 

A. CABLTON HILDRETH, 

Clerk, Cspe May County 

'Cireuit Court. 

BLEAKLY, 8TOCKWELL & 

BUBUNG. . . 

Attorneys for Plaintiff. 

|2-lT-«t 

"BOAT BOARDS" 

We have just received a new stock of 

Cedar Boat Boards, and offer them for sale 

while they last. * , 

. • 

C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. 

"Everything to Build a Building" 

12th St and West Ave. Ocean Gty, N. J. 

aty Clerk. 

PALMER'S 


Reliable 

1016 Aabury Avenue 


and Delivered 

PlMtM MS 

UNITED STATES TIRES 

TUBNTABLB GOING 

the old turntsble of the. Beadfag 

Railroad st Fourth street fa 

this dty is being torn down, and 

will soon be a memory. 

It is the purpose of the company 

to eonstmct'a number of tracks on 

its property at that point to take 

care of locomotives here over night 

during the summer seasons. Provision 

will thus be made for eleven 

engines. 

NOTICE TO LIMIT CBBD1TORS 

Estate of Join K. Groves, Deceased 

. Pursuant to the order of Irving 

Fitch, Surrogate of the County of 

Cape Hay,-made on the twenty- 

Fire! Fire! Fire! 

Phone 481-tt 

OCEAN CITY STOBAQB CO. 

Sixth St. and West Ave. 

Ask to see the 

FYRFYTER 

EXTINGUISHERS 

Approved by the Underwriters' 

Bedoce Your Insurance 

a, a. SWAN 1. K. TROUT 

SWAN & TROUT 

PBACTICAL 

' 

Carpenters and Builders 

Jobbing a Specialty 

1040 ABBUBT ATKNUsT OCEAN cmr, N. j. 

SALE SERVICE RENT 

KEYSTONE REALTY COMPANY 

Fourth Street and Asbury Avenue 


COTTAGES 

HOTELS 

saavavp 

BMOlVDNfia 

BUNGALOWS 

GABAGBS 

8HSVXIQO 

£ -ti 'AUQ NV3DO 

jfjnqsv pe 1»U?S 

xirm 

aoiAHas 

arvs 

xoobcx 

RUSSELL'S 

ASBURY AVENUE 

Turkeys, Guineas, Ducks 

Large Roasting: Chickens, Capons 

Home-Made Potato Salad 

jellies and Preserves 

A Service 

of Naturally 

Pure Milk 

^ 

fat Abbotts "A" Milk. Ocean City enjoys an 

all-year milk service that Is safe and dependable 

• . 

. A perfect. system of scientific protection, 

called Abbotts Laboratory Control, safeguards 

this service. 

This system controls the dairyman's methods, 

insuring rich, pore milk and protecting, 

it through each process of delivery. '. 

Twice-made laboratory tests of. each dairy- 

. man's dally milk are' a part of thisCfcirefuI 

system. ' • . . .— • 

Abbotts service to Ocean City of thi ^tural- 

Iy pure milk is DAILY, through efficient, fast 

express, refrigerator shipments to the shore. 

Order It from the Abbotts Driver, or drop a card or. 

'PHONE, BELLS . 

m 

ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, Inc. 

"Milk SoppUers to Critical Bayers" . ' 

PUl«WphU. . AtUntfc City Pleassntvllle 

• Ocean City . WUdwood . 

Atobolts 

\MI1K 

5*B 

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OCEIAN CITY LEDGEB. OCEAN GITY.NBW JERSEY 

MASTER 

rBSUSVUBBW Va IIIIU 

General IMtanMit of Increasing 

Balm Assong the Big Objects 

' Association Seeks 

The leading authorities In' the 

building iodostry of this city havo 

recently organized into. a. body 

g 

t thi l seaside re- 

VOL. xxvi—NO. i» 

Since the creation of the world, cities have been moulded by those who could seize upon opportunity. In every 

age progress has waited in attendance upon those with vision who could see opportunity as it twinkled in the future. 

known as the "Master 

OCEAN CITY is standing on the threshold of a 

wonderful stride forward. In point of location it is 

erect fifty or more of these dwellings they could be disposed 

of as soon as completed. . 

richly blessed. We predict a dty of 20,000 permanent 

a l y sig 

population by 1926, and a summer population of 150,000. 

Land' in OCEAN CITY is comparatively cheap. 

ntu at this popular 

WE BELIEVE that an investment made, now will prove 

Pofits to buUdere would therefore be substantial. 

sort. 

just as profitable as those made in the past and more so, 

because the advancement of the city will be much more 

A desirable location for such an operation is in 

rapid. . 

"THE GARDENS" A tract consisting of 440 lots was 

opened in this spot last fall and all of it has been sold, 

There is a demand in OCEAN CITY by homeseekers 

for houses costing from $8,000 to $12,000. There 

WE HAVE NO DOUBT that sufficient land to oper- 

indicating that "THE GARDENS" section is in favor. 

Is also a wonderful volume of inquiries at this early date 

ate such a building venture could be secured from present 

owners at a fair profit to them. 

for summer rentals. 

. ty be 

stantial ttil and d stable tbl id 

WE BELIEVE that if a company were organized to 

WE BELIEVE it would be to your interest to communicate 

with any Realtor. 

building-. 

OCEAN CITY REAL ESTATE ARD 

OCEAN CHY, NEW JERSEY 

has been employedhave 

been l 

est 

gy, 

would not be 

organisation. 

tllion 

T 

construct—not' stick 

SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS were lost in the United States in unsound schemes and speculations 

in 1922. The life savings of thousands of people—many of them ill prepared to lose a dollar—were swept 

away. In a year of business depression worthy enterprises were denied working capital when it was sorely 

needed to. bring better times. . . 

The investment shark must be defeated! It is high time for an active campaign against him. . 

Just as there is more good than bad in the. world, so there are more sound, attractive investments than fraudulent 

promotions. In order to pick the good from the bad, however, you need the services of an expert. 

Go to your Banker or any reliable Investment Dealer in your community and ask his advice before investing in 

a single dollar. . . ! 

It Will Cost You Nothing! It May Save You 

• Win Give Ball 


The member* of the 


ing, 

omen. Poin 

ing Iditi 

•2} 

*IH 

TUa Space Contributed by 

H, PUtt, o 

«*>»««• of f the HuntH 

Ifaiionj ftuJt rf Oceanat, and 0c,, C% Trtk «"« was sent to 

and Trust Company 

Builders 

Association of Ocean City, New 

Jersey." . 

The porposes of this' organisation 

are manifold and have to do 

with the general betterment of the 

ateadlly increasing building buxi 

Realizing that the public, in Its 

desire to acquire a home here that 

in modern in all its appointments 

and substantially built, the builders 

of better homes feK that a 

measured protection should, be afforded 

the home-seeker. 

Builders who have seen years of 

practical experience . a* moulders 

-of homes and buildings that'-hare 

. stood up. under all weather, conditions 

have Joined wits in «"»V'.'.*-.'r>:-.-.;\fvû 

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TWO 

OCEAN CITY LEDGES. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

Saturday. 

March 

^VMW^P^ 

'tUISHI 

sations 

r 

nited S 

rganlied 

jity » 

channels, 

ALL-STARS WERE 

BADLY ECLIPSED 

Atlantic ' City Player*, 

Including 

Some Morris Guards, Didn't 

- Have Look-in. With - Loral* 

' Tho Atlantic City All-Ston were 

not shining BO brightly after their 

struggle with tho five of the Ocean 

City Athletic Association in Temple 

Hall hero Tuesday night They 

included in their . number Homo 

members of- the Morris Guard*, 

but^ for all that^ they weru whlppod 

good and hard by the Ocean 

City contingent. To be Mure, Atlantic 

City will claim that Mangold 

and' Miller, of Atlantic City, 

who are member* of Manager 

"Kid" Gurwood's local Warn, helped 

materially—they always'do this 

little stuff over 

there—but the 

fact . remains 

that tho visitors 

were defeated worse than any five 

that has played hero this *canon. 

Tho score was 09 to 30. 

The first half ended 36 to It in 

favor of Ocean City. Tho locals 

slowed up a little in the second 

half. Line-up: * * 

Ocean City . All-Stars 

Mangold-. 

Forward ...J..._.Shaner 

Townsend.... Forward .........Kulmer 

Pass Ordinance 

for Athletic Board 

Commission' Will be Appointed 

Later—Other Matters Before 

the City Commissioner* 

.' Ordinanco No. 221, providing for 

tho creation of a ' board of com 

mlRHloners governing'athletics > at 

the city's now grounds, between 

Fifth and Sixth Btreets, near the 

bay. front, was passed on . final 

reading by tho City Copimisslon- 

't their meeting this 

rweek. 

There are to be seven tncrabcra of 

this 

board, and they 

little later. 

are to be 

Tho City Commissioners also 

itMH« > d on final reading Ordinance 

o. 220, providing for the vacat- 

BOYS READY FOR 

TOURNAMENTS 

[ring, 

properly; roped, will be 

placed upon, the stage for tho contestants. 

The stage will be well 

Illuminated by strong 

electric 

lights, so that spectators may see 

from all parts of the auditorium 

Medals will bo uwarded to tho 

winners of each weight, and a blue 

ribbon will go to tho loser. There- 

Eidtinc 

Wrestling and Boxing 

Brents in High School Tfcara- 

'day and Friday 

Mpn, women and children of this fore, a small admission fee will 

community, especially tho "parents bo charged to defray the co«t' of 

and 

friends of the 'boys, have thesu medals, 

a very important engagement on • •. A 

boxing permit has been rol 

1 t 

"H A Cld 

referee mint award the boot to tbe j 

nert 

Ing-u 

Thursday and Friday even- C ' lv " 1 tnm A. Cassidy, 

TW rtx. i., » •.. . SecreUry of the Stato- Boxing 

Two of .the biggest athletic Commission, by Mr. Unger. Two 

events of the year In the local year* ago tho permit was received 

public schooU-the fourth annual from the late John Smith, of 

*!!?... . 

XiB " tournament. Ventnor, who was then tho chalr- 

-will take place in the assembly man of the State Boxing Comralsn 

reported that he 

City 

and 

City 

Electrician Jon. Rlggins have gone 

over, condition* at tbe new Boardwalk 

between Thirteenth and Seventeenth 

ktrect. 

They found that 

nlxtei-n new cedar poles will be nv 

quired for the electric lights. These 

with other equipment will cost 

lean than $300. The matter was 

referred lo Director- Coraon, with 

Pin—68 

pounds 

competitor who shows the best j Raymond Gordon, «S, 

qualities or ohe has aetao-reosUy-t—Moeoullo—Tt-peaads 

upon tht nggreiaivc or offensive.— Robert Stevens, 09, and Oswald 

Any hold allowed except the ham- j Adams, .73, or Robert Ccrruti, 72. 

full Nelson., MWget—85 pounds and under 

(Howard Gordon, 81, and Hubert 

Verhey, 80. 

Paper—86 pounds and under— 

Frank Grosier, 93, and Joseph 

Brosdley, Bo. 

Fly—106 pounds ' and under 

met lock, strangle, 

and the toe < hold. 

In the final boxing bouts, as was 

done in tho preliminaries, knockout 

blows will not be permitted. 

The boxer who indulges In slugging 

will be disqualified and will 

forfeit tho bout to his opponent! 

Tho boxing will be judged on 

points only. The competitor who 

displays the best style and obtains 

the greatest 

number of 

points shall be given the decision. 

96. and David 

The pointK shall he for attack; j 

l 

jventa ' 

Miller. 

Ferguson. 

Murphy. 

„ Guard 

Field goals — 

Center 

King 

.Guard " " 

wrist, »: 

thereby assOT 

k ' 

and appi, 

wit; 

ferine aboot. 

jarp 

besn very 1 

;jaii «»"«»'»• 

-IivtMt «• 

..Martin 

Shlnn 

Mangold, 10; 

Townsend, 6: Miller, 10; Ferguson, 

2: Murphy, 4- Shaner, 4; Fulmcr, 

4; King, I; Martin, 3. Foul 

Jtoals—Ferguson. 1; Sfcajwr, -1; 

"*ulmer, 3; King, lv Martin, 6; 

SMnn, I. 

Referee, Roy Johnson. 

In the • preliminary game, the 

Lightning Fivo beat the Cresiccnt 

Club boys, 36 to 8. 

power to -bet. 

Tho report of tho city's official 

llc-n xearchcr.showed 

that 

r.e boln * nuuie 

to •«" 

there I. considerable 

work î- '"" ""** ° r four offlcU1 " from 

Uched to enlarlrZ *E...~ AtUuitlc City.. •*• ! J^T 1 "- 

'"""S,""'.T^1 

»,.d KcneraUhip -tylej-"'""" 8l/tn * a ' 

H7 ' "»* John Smith. 65. 

pounds 

Stewart, 66, 

Oordon. 06. 

and 

—Ellwood Getsinger, 

wald Adams, 

ton, 74. 

Midget—86 

Pounds and »»-_ 

er 76 and i»^ 

—Lewis Grosser, 76, and 

Verhey, 80, or Howard 

81.' 

apcr—05 pounds and 

Charles Adelixzl, 87 

toll, 86, or. Frank ( 

Fly—106 pounds and 

Edward Stevens, 100, and 

Grosxer, 93 (paper-wieght) 

Bantam—115 pound, ^ 

—Frank Taylor, 

Huff, 109, or "Jo 

^ 

Feather—125 pounds and 

—Paul Pilcggi, 125, and 

Brownmiller, 125. 

Light—135 pound* and 

.tasne and Keneral-h. P style, j Codf 157. or Charles Cox, 163. 

Hitting with the open glove is pro. ' D , 

. _. 4. ^ Atlantic City. The foUowing perenlarging 

the stage, „,„, have consented to lend their 

_ _ 

-_ —•-.iBons nave consented t 

erecting the ring and installing ad- „.„!,*,. Ernest Kent 

dltiona) lights. 

• • I 

The 

will referee 

hlbitcd. The bouU will be four one' 

and one-hulf minute rounds, with f 

Boxing 

"Ciiotie"—55 pounds and under 

B " 1 onehalf minute rounds, withf ur, Gnazt w and 

"" Jntermisslon of one minute be- • 

u 

l 

object of the tournament J?" U " d °f, contests. Ewing 

•rmln. U.- l n M^^Tj'\ Conot - 

"ill be one of the jud 

frora j to determine the individual 

had | pihl f > ^ 

made- twenty-three 

searches and 

wventeen 

continuations. II e receive.! 

16CJJ5, of which sum he repionshlps 

for the 

listed by the American 

Union. The boys » 

. _ .«- box are the best of each .weight 

tnlnv *«> be two or three 

|Who died at her horn. 

'"* " ' 

|PhlUdelphU on Monday 

Wrestling 

!'CootIe"—55 pounds and under 

—Charles Gronzer, 55, and Harry 

Smith,' 55. 

WIRE 

KRAUSS 


Pfcooe. 49 

411 Asburjr Avenue Ocean City, N. J. 

young 

dance in the Mann Buildn£ 

Saturday .evening, and a few 

were thus whlled away by 

gnson playing goard. 

A Dumber of the followers of the 

game accompanied tho Ocean Cily 

_boys-to-Egg Hatbor City. 

! llie . e'tls «nd their friends. There 

lino-up: • ' j w *'"» seventy couples present. Fine 

Ocean City 

Egg Harbor City music wan provided by n flve-plect; 

Mangold...... Forward 

_.;Harrer| orchestra from Atlantic City. 

hou: 

! th. 

Cape May Girls Won 

Tho banket ball team of 

the 

won a Vic- 

Cope May High School _ ,»- 

tory ovtr the- Ocean City High 

School pirlx itr Temple Hall Friday 

evening of last 

week, the 

score being 22 to 11. Misses Stiles 

J buried on Wednesday afternoon. 

' Interment was at Arlington C«m 

tery. 

Mrs. Still man, who wi 

fifty-five years old, was ill two 

weeks. She was a former probation 

oOnr 

In tbe Philadelphia 

Municipal Court.' She was a. summer; 

resident of this city. 

Cake and Apron Sale 

Tho' members of the Ladies' 

Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian 

Church will hold a sale of 

meinade cakes and. pies in the 

Ktore room at 764 Asbury avenue 

bouts. 

Catch-ss-catch-can 

style of wrestling will be used, and 

both shoulders shall, be pinned on 

the floor, at the same time to constitute 

a fall. A faU shall terminate 

the bout/ and In no csse 

shall the duration of a bout exceed 

six minutes. If no fall has been 

obtained by either contestant at 

the termination of the bout, the] 

M0VIN6UANS 

yS>lOC 

BROWNLEE'S 

PHONE ee-R 

PfflUL'AND OCEAN OTY 

•»***** 

DAILY EXPRESS 

Office utd WarabotiM 

306 7th;St., Ocean City, N.J. 

Our Motto—"We Deliver the Goods 

BaHK 

Saturday, March 31. Fancy aprons 

will also be on aale. Don't fail to 

ttend. 


.-,;i 

. . Half-Hourly Service 

The local trolley line, running 

through the resort, will bo operated 

on a half-hourly schedule during 

the Easter holidays.' Thin 

schedule will be in effect on Saturday, 

Sunday snd Monday, according 

to an announcement made 

by Robert R Chew, who nun been 

trustee of the road tor 

seasons. 

several 

STAGE EXTENDED 

Other 

Improvements 

• Ocean City Yacht Club 

_ 

A 

number of improvements! tender of the 

made to the .interior of' 

recently wrote to the Board of 

Education to the effect that this 

organisation desired the privilege 

of presenting a . new Amerlc 

at i flag for use at the proposed ni 

high school building, and the 

,m Attended Convention, 

s Slli W L 

ii 

•:t;-; 

'•£•• I 

tm 

Miss SalUe W.~Laker^rs. A. G. 

Gilbert, Mrs. Samuel F. Dixon, 

Mra. K. A. Porter. Mru. Chas. 

' Breckley, Mrs. Emma Warner and 

Mrs. Esther Booi, of thla city, returned 

early this week from Trenton, 

where they attended, a special 

session of the'State council of the 

Daughters of America. 

.tho Oeun City Yacht Club house, 

in the north BKtlon of this resort, 

Hince laxt iieanon, it is stated by 

Frank D. Newberry, chairman of 

the cIuVu property committee. 

These include the'extension of the 

stage an additional 'two feet, with 

an extra footllght 

columns have been 

there 

AH the porch 

renewed, and 

are new atcpn to the front 

entrance. 

. . • 

. Corhmodorc John FJ1 Fitc, of the 

club, was a recent 

visitor from 

Philadelphia, and he looked things 

over at the club house. 

Must Be Sold 

CORNER BUNGALOW 

' Beautiful Furniture 

Good Location 

Bargain 

THIS WEEK 

Price 

Clayton Haines Brick 

, 411 Eighth Street 


Children's Sewing 

DBBSSSa, KU- 

SWBATBB8 KNITTED 

Mrs. L. G. McManufl 

a APT. . APT. B 

HENRY B. CREE 

Realtor 

BIT THIRD 8TEHKT 

BELL PHON8 W 

Paint and Varnish Products 

Prevent Destruction 

WALTER TOMLIN 

PLUMBING & 

HEATING 

138 Aabuty Ave. 

Ocean City 

TBXKPHONB 4t»JT 

JehUa* SaUelUd 

Havoc — swept in 

on every raindrop! . 

TV-woodwork wer» alive it would 

A shriek with terror at tha touch 

61 water. For moisture is * deadly 

enemy to wood — ripping its Qbres 

apart — warping it — rotting away 

ha beauty. 

Throogh aeddent, water (soocas* 

ulonslly bound to invade 

room.* 

Wtut 

•very 

the wood? you to. protect 

Uh P 

woodwork 

ootaiula«all n gtheb« w ty la, 

WALLACE & SON 

rS> 

^^•S&s"'" '^^sr^^^'Î^M 

^. : ~*$&? : i~ : - '•• ^^f&MMjp?^' 

aaturday, Maiyh 17, 1988 

WIU GIVE BIBLE 

TO NEW SCHOOL 

Casan. No. 70. Makea 

OVer That'e Accepted 

Flag 

- . Frosa Iota Ceaacil 

Henry W. Townsend. secretary 

of the Board of Education, read the 

' following letter, at the meeting 

of the board Tuesday evening, 

from John B, Kirby, chairman of 

a committee from Washington 

Camp, No. J6, P. O. 8. of A. ,of 

this city: . 

• Dear Mr. Townsend;—Confirming 

our telephone conversation of 

several days ago, I desire to inform 

the Board of Education that 

our organisation wishes to present 

a Bible to the new high 

school 

which you are planning. 

The Patriotic Order Sons of 

America Is founded upon principles 

which demand free education 

of .our youth in order 

that 

"•7,"' 

Womo 

«°od 

citizens 

and .intelligent voters. 

The members of Camp No. 75 

Believe Soldiers 

Will Receive Bonut 

Possible That Nest Congress Will 

Accede lo Pice. Saya Beare- - 

aestatl-re Bacharaeh 

Representative Isaac Bacharaeh, 

a member of the Ways and Heani> 

Committee, while at his home1>< 

Atlantic City a few days ago. 

OCEAN CITY LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

pressed the belief that the sol 

diers' bonus for veterans of thr 

World War would be eventual!.' 

passed by Congress. The revenu< 

to pay for it would come from I 

self carrying tax, be believes. 

"There are several' things tha' 

Incline me to believo there will tx 

eventually a soldiers' bonus," h< 

aald. 

"There is a deep seaU* 

are 

proud -oi the Ocean City 

schools and proud of our Board of 

Education. ' .Being interested in 

having the Bible read dally to the 

pupils in oar schools, we feel that 

—• • be an appropriate 

Bible would 

Klft. . . . 

Will you kindly take this matter 

up with the board and advise 

us of their action T 

Yours very truly, ; 

JOHN & KIRBY, 

Committee. 

The offer was accepted with 

sentiment that we should do something 

for the soldier. The sentiment 

is growing. There, are many 

more soldiers in Congress than 

thero were, and this fact will promote 

the movement. 

"It is possible the bonus will be 

granted by the next Congress. I 

believe, that Congress will finally 

accede to the plea. Should a bonus 

bill-fall of passage In the next 

Congress, I am certain it. will sue- 

L Barton Champion, et ux, to 

L Franklin Ooetx. *8.000. Part 

of lots 958 and 955, section A. 

Harry A. Eberbardt, et ux-, to 

Mary E. Eiaernwn, et al. 92,300. 

326 to 327, section O. 

Fidelity Trust Co. to Nellie L. 

Carey. )800: Lot 250, section A. 

City of Ocean City to Alexander 

J. Molr. Quit-clatma and all right, 

title and interest In lots 774 to 776, 

inclusive, block 8502..' 

John R. Jones, et ux., to Daniol 

B.'Frailer, ct al. 1100. Lot 788, 

section E. 

B. Frank Smith, et ux., to 

Charles' Sack. $3,500. Part of lot 

846, section A. 

Msry R. Fox to Hannah A. 

Short 

$3^00. Lot 152, North 

Point. 

' 

Benjamin P. Groves to Charles ' 

H. Shoemaker. $7,500. LoU 7231 

to 727 inclusive, section E.. 

In southwest line of Second , 

240 feet southeast from Corinthian 

avenue. . ' - 

William Thompson to Joseph 

Schwartx, et al. Same as above. 

Charles A.. Reynolds, ot ux., to 

Edward E. Uanscom, et ux. Northeast 

20 feet of lot 1017 and all of 

loU 1018 to 1021 Inclusive, block 

10, plan 1, Gardens. 

Seashore Realty Co. to George 

S. Russell. $6,000. Lot,36 

northwest 10.feet of lot 30. 

Sherman E. Ayars to Isaac 

and 

Bett., et ux. $1,000. 

Southwest 

»0 feet of lot 681, section G. 

Benjamin P. Groves to Edith O 

Groves. $9,000. Northwest 45 

oet of lot 877, section A. • 

Ocean City Title and Trust Co: 

to E.. Minor Fenton. $200. Lot 

038. section K. 

Charles- T. Gllden, «t ux., to 

•---. • i Charles SV Butler. $1^00. Lotl 

Otis M. Townsend, et ux., to Ed-Jvia —>•-- ^ 

win R. Stiles, tit ux. Confirms! 

title to lot in northeast line of 

Theresa F. Pfleggi, et vlr. Quitclaims, 

lot 405, section C 

Edwin Stott, et ux., to Amelia 

Franklin. $1^00-. Lot 3063', block 

30, Gardens. • 

Charles'. W. Masland, et ux., to 

George Lottcr. $2,100. LoU 454 

and 400 Inclusive, section D.' 

Helen R. Crowors, et vlr.i 

to 

Pauline St. Claire Campbell, et a). 

$2,300, Southwest* half of lot 856, 

section L. 

. • 

Walter A. Dlttrlch. et ux., to' 

Grace E. DcCou. $1,600. Lot 8, 

block 203, Girard' Realty Co. ' 

Mopres Security 

Company 

Morris Sellors. 

Lots 49 and 

Ocean City Development 

pany. 

. Grace E. DcCou, et. vlr.; to Jenlo 

A. Spratt. 13.600. Lot 237, 

section A. . 

Co. to Morris 

Stitos, et vlr., to Ellia 

both ' D. Smith. 

Quit-claims all 

right in two tracts, of land at 

Petersburg: on southwest aide of 

highway from - Petersburg * to 

Tuckahoe, adjoining land of William 

Book, containing ono acre. 

Ellas.A. Kalcholm, 

James Brown. Lou et 

•17 

al., 

and 

block 8, Hand's boulevard tract. 

Tuclcahoe. 

, Sea Isle City 

Otto R- Hclligman to Antonio 

D'Onofrio, et ux. $1,800. Part of 

loU 23 and 24, block 7,, northeast 

section. 

Borough ol Avalon 

John Baxter, et ox, to Amelia 

F. Becker. Lota 1 to 30 inclusive, 

Boctlon 33, IoU 20 and 16, section 

34. 

Borongh of Stone Harbor 

Frank' L. Deputy, et ux., 

Mario P.' Paul. 

$600. LoU 

nnd.67, block 84. 

to 

65 

Oscar a Frcy, et al., to Ralph 

McLauithlln. $1,000. Lots 110. 

121 und 151, block. 84, Bectlonal 

plan C. ' . - • 

Ralph. McLaughlln to Oscar B. 

'ryy, et al. $1,000. 

Same as 

ibove. 

The 

rtheast line of 

Plymouth place,, 100 feet 

southeast 

from Atlantic avenue. 

Martin W. Lane to Harry Head- 

$17000 LU 

coed in the one following. Un- ley. $17,000. LoU 794, 705, 802 

and 809, section F. Lot in southesat 

line of Wesley avenue. 100 

foot southwest from Twenty-sixth j 

street, 100x1246 feeL Lot at in-' 

teraectlon of southesst line of We»- 

Ocean Sito 

. | Sellers. $1,400. LoU 49 and 50, 

A. Britton Peterson, et ux., to'Ocean City Development Company 

'r Ervin Englo, et ux. $1300.! Carlton C. Brice to SUnton * 

tion G. 

Northeast 19 feet of lot eol.'si:-!Scull. 

$1,000. Southwest 41 feet 

.. - I of lot 879, section a 

Ocean City Realty Company to 

'Cyrus D. Marten 

$2^00. LoU 

i 7-13, 734 and 736, section F. 

' 

1 

Upper Township 

GETS NKW EQUIPMENT 

Teaaay" Sawasliag Mare Tfcaa 

$57.»*a,aoa for Bagiaea. Etc 

New equipment ordered by the 

Pennsylvania Ealjroad System to 

be placed In aervice this year— 

some of it already being delivered 

—Involves an expenditure of more 

than $87,000,000. 

In .order' to handle iU share of 

the country's growing business— 

normally about II per cent, of the 

freight and 17 per cent, of . the 

passenger traffic. of the 'nation— 

the company Is making large additions 

to its present car and locomotive 

capacity. 

Since the first of this year, the 

Pennsylvania has ordered 500 new 

steam locomotives, for delivery this 

avenue with southwest line of 

nly-sevi-nth . street, 

50x1245 

- - -. ~~...u> 1 ieei. Lot in southeast line of Wesgiven 

the veteran without I ley avenue. "350 . feet 

southwest 

from Twenty-seventh street, 50x 

1245 feet. 

Harry Headley, et ux., to Pe.nrose 

FleUber. $22,000. Lot 794, 

section F. Lot In. southeast line 

of Wesley avenue, 100 feet southgiven 

tbe veteran 

creating, a financial difficulty 

TWENTY-ONE YEARS OLD 

Washington Camp. No. -75, Will 

Observe Aaaiveraary 

Members of Washington Camp, 

No. 76, P. O. a of A., of thU city, 

are making preparations to observe 

the twenty-first anniversary 

of tho organization. Tbe celebration 

will be held In the lodge 

rooms. In the Harm Building, Friday 

evening, March "23. The committee 

in charge comprises Messrs. 

Bakley, Pileggi and'Jeffriea. 

James H. DaWes to Ratio 

Wallace. $1.2&0" Lot. 526 

527, block 5, plan 1, Gardens. 

. Ratio O. Wollaco to Charles; 

I Baron. $1,600. • Same ns above. I 

LoRoy D. Garmtt. ct ux., to Al-! 

bert A. Burford. $7,000. Southvast 

0.3 feet of lot 31 and north- 

West 23.945 feet of lot 33. block 1,! 

plan 2, Ocean City Land Co. . ; 

-- Lydla B. Barber,"et vir.,"to Idaj 

h. K. MUler. $7^50. Lots 87 and! 

88. Girard Realty Co. j 

Theresa' F. Pileggi, et vlr., to 

Peter Cerrutl, et ux. $2,900- Lot 

405, section C. • 

THE TEN-EYCK-LORHAINE 

NINTH 8TRKET AND CENTRAL 

The hotel with real home contorts 

rates by week. Also table board. 

for 

AVE. 

mecbonica. 

Special 

Under management of 

MBS. WM. T. SCHWARTZ 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY 

DON'T BE LONELY 

Join The Crowd Who Daily Smile 

, e south 

west from Twenty-sixth street, 50x 

1245 feet. Lot 785, section F. Lot 

in southeast line of Wesley ave-. 

nile, 150 feet 

southwest from 

There will be good music, and a 

iU 

year in time to be of service when 

business ordinarily reaches 

. wi.-^fw^î activity In the fall. - 

In addition to these locomotives, 

deliveries have been completed on 

the 100 heavy freight locomotives 

ordered last August. Final deliveries 

are now being made on 250 

passenger cars ordered last year 

and fifteen locomotives being built 

' at tbe company's Altoona works. 

Three new and Improved electric 

locomotives and 100 cabin cars' are 

also under construction. 

— v-~*. H,M»H-, moo a 

feature will-be a sketch, by Lewis 

Gandy and Roy Darby.' There will 

be several speakers', one or two of 

note from out of town. 

. Getting Apartments Beady 

Wm. J. Gibbons and wife, of 

- Franltford, were among the visitors 

here Monday. Mr. Gibbons 

purchased the Palatine 

Apartment*, 

on the Boardwalk, in this 

city. last faU. He was here thia 

School AtUiwUnee Coed 

Prof. James M. Stevens, superintendent 

of tbe city's 

public 

schools, reported at tbe meeting 

of the Board of Education Tuesday 

evening, that the total enroll- 

Twenty-sixth street, 50x1246 feet 

Lot- 802, section F.. Lot nt Intersection 

of southeast'line of Wesley, 

avenue with southwest line of 

Twenty-seventh street, 50x1245 

feet. Lot 809, section P. Lot In 

southeast line of Wesley ' avenue, 1 

350 feet southwest from Twentysevtnth 

street, 50x1245 feet 

- Henry G. Crosby to Anna M. 

Crosby. Lot 413, section O. 

Hiram' G. Hallinger, et ux., to 

William Thompson.. $16,500. Lot 

F. D. Newbcrry & Co 

BUILDERS 

Phone 148 

55 Asbury Ave. 

AS THEY 

"Twitch The Switch" 

• • . • ' ' • ' ' ' 

I 

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0 R 

•• ' " " 

Silent Service 

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: 

ANL> 

The "MatchleaV' Night 

Atlantic Cily Hectric Company 

•••"—— 

OCEAK enr DIVISION 

10th * WEST AVE. 

urn- 

- m 

'•-{r 

ment of pupils In the schools fo 

the month of February was 817. 

The percentage of attendance was 1 

87.01. This, Mr. Stevens aaid, was [ 

good for the, month of February. 

REAL' ESTATE TRANSFERS 

* - 1 

Recent Salea of Interest to Heel-1 

denU and CotUgera 

The following is an abstract of | 

week to make arrangemenU to get 

apartmenU ready for the sea- 

Service Hea'a laaarance 

..The drive.for reinstatement of 

Government 

Insurance, that the 

Veterans 1 ' Bureau, Second District, 

which includes New York, New 

Jersey and Connecticut, Is conducting, 

is meeting' with a great 

deal of success. 

Ex-service men 

who held this Insurance during the 

War, but who allowed it to lapse 

upon their discharge from service, 

are being acquainted with the fact 

that .they may reinstate It before 

March 3,, 19ZS, at yery 

liberal 

terms. 

conveyances, entered for record in 

the county clerk's oftVe for the 

week ending March 2, 1929, as reported 

by the Cape May County 

Gazette: 

' 

Ocean City 

Anna 

Palen to Richard P.I 

Sterne, $375. Lot 629, section E. 

Elizabeth L, Davis, et at, to 

Snmuel F. Durst, et ux. $8,000. 

Lot 321, section A. 

' 

J. Frank Shellenberger to 

AttgusU H. Murphy. $2,000. Lot 

727, section D. • 

KEYSTONE 

AND 

DANDY 

POULTRY 

FOODS 

FRESH DAILY 

"UNO-: Ii:I) OFT KLl'KATliD 

ASK YOUR DEALER 

Julia R. Haurd 

Horace B. Haurd 

Adriatic BalMing- 

Eighth Street Between Ocean and Atlantic Aveaaea 

TELEPHONE 285 . OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

Office Open Every Day Except Sunday . 

VAN, THE TIRE MAN- 

Will open about February I with the largeet and beet 

equipped lihop ori the coast 

STEAM[VULCANIZING 

Expert on Cord Tires 

We'handle all makes. of tires 

. ,214 WE8T AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N. 1. 

Work called for and delivered 

A. CORSON 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR 

737 Aabury Avenue, Ocean Cily, N. J- 

Roads Sewers Bridges Balkbeads 

Mrs. .Osborn Corson 

Material* for Decorating CkJaa. 

Jta AsaoHaunt of White China. 

Flriag aad Gildiag s Baedalty 

lastractioaa la Water 

Coler, 

Oils and China at Stadia. 


Ocean City 

' ' '• . PHONB 141 W .-. 

The FORD CAR b the utmost value for your money 

you can Had ia th* worU t«-«Uy. What Is more, 

Uugr can be pardtased for a agnail amount down) 

with • year to nay. Quick deliveries and ninety* 

days guarantee. . . 

: 

BUY YOUR FORD FROM 

EDW.C. KURTZ 

" ' Ford Sales and Service 

908 ASBURY AVENUB 

• Ocean City, New Jersey 

WE SELL EVEBYWHERE 

"SEKVICE THAT SATISFIES'* 

Great Favor Well Earned 

More people are talking and thinking and buying the 

new Overland than ever before—because it js httUr 

value—and at the lowest price in its history. 

AlUteel 

body, finished with baked eiiameL 

Triplex Spring* 

(patented) give easy riding comfort. 

$f O* Ovwlaai Ad^Htûml im Uu, Umck titk fetotf^ aTsvalag Ksat 

t 16uring 

AU triat I. e. *. ralalt 

NAHASS MOTOR CO. 

NINTH AND OCEAN AVR 

DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALISE-THK DIFFEHKNCE 

Superior Models 

DELIVERED PRICES . 

Two Pass. Koaaster ..... ....„ „„ %SXtM 

Five Pass. Touring '. „....,;._• W98.0O 

Two Pass. Utility Coupe 

»76&M 

Four Pass. St4tnti.tr .., 

Five Pass. Sedan' „.....„ f 951.00 

Light Delivery 

"Nothing Compares 

; with 

GHEVROLET' 

« ! • }j*%£

m&%fr;\ 

FOUB 

OCEAN CITY LBDOEB. OOBAN CITY. NEW JKB8EY 

Saturday, March 17. 1988 

 

has acquired a growing 

list 

patients since he opened his offices 

in this city the Utter part 

of last summer. 

(Continued from Page One) 

ry results obtained to cover the 

school needsv. 

It waa said that it was possible 

o erect a building that would cost 

possibly $60,000 less and which 

might answer the purposes, for a 

'ew years, but thb would entail 

he elimination of the public U- 

brary and community 

center 

ibnned for the new nigh school 

building. 

Business ' man with 

m members of the school 

board had talked had expressed 

the view that thb would be unwise, 

it was stated. ' The proposed 

high school will answer all needs 

for the next ten years and will 

relieve the present crowded conditions 

in the/grades. 

In reply to a query, Architect 

Smith said that, m a way, it to always 

more expensive to'buildtwo 

buildings than one, and that school 

buildings of the capacity of the 

proposed.high school will cost considerably 

more 

than 'the high 

school. The front entrances for 

two buildings would bo expensive, 

for Instance;.The reduction ex. 

pectod would not he m proportion. 

The larger the building, the less 

It costs per cubic foot. 

sort, to proceed with the arrangements 

for the construction of the 

' new half-million dollar Ugh school 

buUdmg. with the •llmlmtinn J per. 

haps, of some detaila that wOl not 

detract from the beauty of the 

huflding* nor mar It* usefulness In 

.'any way. 

of thb re-1 as one of the guards. 

There 

creased 

Inasmuch as the dty officials 

have Up to this time scarcely taken 

into consideration the matter of 

the appointment of beach guards, 

one may readily see that the yarn 

Is simply made out of the whole 

cloth. . Furthermore, the guards 

never go on duty before some 

A WISE MOVE • 

It is understood that the master 

builders of thb city are preparing 

to ask the city officials to introduce 

and pass an ordinance requiring 

the registration of all desiring 

to engage in the building 

business in Ocean dty. 

Thb b a move that should have 

been made before thb, .but it b 

bettor bte than never.' The proposed 

bw will be a protection to 

the legitimate contracting builder, 

as well as a safeguard to those 

desiring to build. 

Lewis F. Shropshire and wife, of 

Port Norria, have returned home 

after a pleasant visit to Mr. and 

Mr*. Chas. B. Powell, of thb dty. 

ia urgent 

need of in- j time Id the middle or latter part 

school 

facilities in thb I of June. 

-dty, and it b tiso belief of manyj 

of the taxpayers that the dty Is 

making the proper move-in pro- 

Publicity of the proper sort b 

all right, and desirable, but thb 

kind of stuff 

makes the reaort 

The Reliable BniMer . 

OTI8 M. TOWNSEND 

Bicfctft Street an* Haven Ave. Ocean Ctty, N. J. 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

Offices far Bent—Eighth and Wesley Avenue. Heated. 

. Seetmd Boor. • ''' ' • :.: • 

Stan for Rent—Eighth and Wesley Avenue. Heated. 

J, E. JONES 

m 

" OCEAN CITY LEDOEB. OCEAN Crnr. NEW JEB8ET Saturday, March VI, î 

mm 

mm 

V-:: /ft- 

R,:igll«>i and French 

it U called bassoni. in Italian 

fagotto and in German fsigott. 

It Is probably, in one form or 

another,. of great antiquity. A 

Commerce, 

the court 

"PENNSV* BUNS EXPRESS 

Down From Philadelphia 

Saturday Afternoon. Only 

The West Jersey-and Seashore i 

Bejlroejl Company Is now running 

an additional express train from 

Philadelphia on Saturdays only, 

thb having been started last Saturday. 

This wBl be continued until 

the regular summer schedule is 

k^TgBTT. ttMf 

The express leaves the Market 

street wharf at 1.16 o'clock and 

Camden at 1.23 o'clock, reaching 

Oeean City at &86 o'clock. 

Beady for Serrte* 

Tho removal of .the office of 

farm demonstration from the 

coort hftffsw building' ia the Hoffman 

fyiyHiHw^ on Mechanic 

street. Cape May' Court 

House, 

has been effected. Aa soon as 

telephone service can be connected, 

all persons Interested in agriculture 

are Invited to call, write or* 

phone. ' 

Caai.Loak Into tfc* 

If la Take* the 

TfaMtoDoSo 

W« b*U*v* that the "majority of 

•0 taW«4 wise man are) almplr 

earafal nun. Being provident tu 

Catting- rich for Oat matter la not 

a aaataar of being brilliant. Usual 

ly it b a matter of baying real 

••• .. .• v 

WILL CONFIRM CLASS 

Bishop Matthews at Holy Trinity 

CboTcb Next Wednesday 

There will be confirmation sef- 

'vlce In Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church Wednesday; March 21, at 

7.45 p. m. The Right Rev. 

Paul Matthews, D. D., Bishop of 

New Jersey, will confirm and 

preach. 

There win be special 

music by the splendid choir of the 

parish. Everybody is invited. 

The Sunday school of the parish 

is rapidly growing. It has been 

necessary to secure two additional 

teachers within the past week. The 

sessions of the school are .held 

every Sunday at.0.80 a. ra.in the 

rectory-chapel. . 

Two splendid, useful gifts recently 

have been presented by 

parishioners to the rectory, one a 

One, large sideboard and the other 

a piano. The parish la deeply 

grateful to our heavenly Father 

and to the donors," says the rector, 

the Eev. Jos. W. Watts. 

^Tbe accommodations the parish 

now has afford opportunity for increased 

usefulness to Ocean City 

and to the world,** declare* the 

rector. . • 

— ••in, 

March meeting of the Cape May cent. 

County Chamber of ~ 

which will be held In 

house building at Cape May Court 

House Thursday evening, March 

22. The meeting will be devoted 

exclusively to business and 'the 

customary social portion of the 

program will be omitted. 

Women are especially invited to 

attend this meeting, to hear national 

questions discussed by Senator 

Edge, who is generally connate; 

Constant Ford and Chas. 

Mooney, trombone; Herman 

vagn, - Joseph' Broadley, Ira Vfn-! 

class of Instruments named bombards, 

pommers,. or grummera, 

_ I which were made in many key*, 

'' seem to have been the Immediate 

.. _ . i," . .. i predecessor of the bassoon, but as 

,, ,. , • « ^ . *£*?•«.««, tostrument. were straight, 

violins; Lin. Murphy, cornet; W«lr iWlth ^ ^ ^ ^M* upon 

•7 . rw "^TV 7 2f-'ifV. they had not the character- 

Pianist: Dr R C. Ca* string, ^ ^ ^ ^ thg w 

bass; Adolph Souder, oboe. | „> kneping with ttvefy outdoor 

•oited to •very d y 

^doti**a^*Jw 

to the minttte and •xtractiWf vts* sport * 

provld* luxurlooa motoring. . .' 

Only • trip behind the wheel cm rev*al bow br their 

appolntm*nts and refinement have bettered i 

four* 

SM Aaltary Ave. 

Uareel Waviag 

MankuriBf ' 

Phone W 

F. H. WARE 

JUSTICB OF THB PEACB 

•Uactieit of Aecooata 8«lkU*4 

—Beats Colhrted— 

OCIces 10S9 A8B0BY AVBNOaT 

TeUphone 272-M. 

C E 1 

^ ^ ^ . ^ ^ 

S 

^ 


The BaUabl* 

HOUSE PAINTER 

I«M WB8T AVK, OCEAN CRT 

Phone 43S 

ALFRED R. SMITH 

ProgretjaiTe Paper Hanger 

«nd Decorator 

104S Askary Ave, Oeean City, ^1. 

CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRtt 

PUBN1TUBE . ,. r 

-^y?ntat for tits) ' '•»••' 

HOOVES SUCTION SWEEPER 

COMPANY 

' '•*'. 

780-788 Abury Ave* Ocean CUy 

Alteration* 

Jobbbtf 

HUMBERT C. PONTfERB 

BUILDER 

952 Asbory Ave. Ocean Oil 

^ 

^ 

Saturday, 

7,;.:>yr;;^^fl^^f^^?^f^^^^^ 

OCEAN CTjnf IJBaXJEB,OCEAN 

"CLOSED" SHOP 

M swims 

Hare 


Assotlstleai 

Agie 

to Wag* Seal* DeeuadesT 

by th* Local Uaion 

The officers .of the local Carpenters' 

Union are still endeavoring 

to reach an agreement with the 

Master Builders' Association of 

Ocean City, and the matters Involved 

were freely discussed at a 

meeting of members of the onion 

held last evening. ' . 

. According to officials of the Master 

Builders' Association, many 

members of the union residing in 

this city are not anxious to press 

trouble at this time. These men 

own their properties here and are 

directly Interested In the progress 

and prosperity 

Many of these 


Ocean 

carpenters 

City, 

have 

themselves expressed the hope that 

a compromise may be reached. • 

The union asked for 65 cents an 

hour for "improvers"—men who 

are learning the trade and have 

not become first-class mechanics— 

and 90 cent* an hour for skilled 

carpenters.. These requests were 

complied with by the contracting 

builders. The. union 

also has 

. asked, as has been published In 

the Ledger, for a "closed" shop. 

This, the contractors say, means 

that the members of all crafts engaged 

on buildings must be mem. 

; bers of the union. This, It U re- 

. ported, is one of the stumbling 

blocks. 

Another proposition from the 

union that has not been enthusiastically 

received, by the Master 

Builders' Association Is that of 

and half time for all over- 

The men are now working 

time 

time. . 

eight hours a day. A little, later, 

as the daya grow in length, moat 

of the builders will want their men 

to work nine hours a~3sy. If they 

comply with the demands of the 

union, they say, this would then 

mean an extra half hour for which 

'they would have to pay the men 

without return to themselves. 

The main oppoeltion from 

. master Builders' Association _ r 

pears to be to the "closed" shop 

proposition.. 

BNJOYABLB TIME 

(Continued from Page One) 

the visitors, besides somo of those 

already mentioned, were. the following 

prominent men of Pleasantville, 

with one or two from Atlantic 

City: 

Robert L. Race, who said he led 

the procession, which might be 

taken in two ways, he. being president 

of tho organisation over there 

and also a funeral director; Mayor 

Chas. EL Jackson, Dr. Robt H. 

Grter, Dr. W. J. Hudson, who Is 

also song leader of the Pleasantvlllo 

boys; Dr. Chas. H. Conover, 

Dr. Fairchlld Starr, a former resident 

of this city; Councilman 

James Yates* N. Andrews, who Is 

secretary of the club and,city clerk 

in Pleasantville; Stanley ParseUs, 

of the Shore Road Motor Company, 

who, with Dr. Hudson, is 

delegate to the Atlanta Convention; 

Scott M. Long, member of 

the O. J. Hammell Company and 

Identified with the Atlantic City 

Kiwanls Club, remembered by 

older residents of this city as a 

•tar. amateur 

pitcher of other 

days; George Adams, cashier of 

the First National Bank; Sign 

Advertiser Fisher, Raymond 

Thompson, of Thompson A Cale, 

realtors; the Rev. Tbos. M. Simanton, 

pastor of the First Presbyterian 

Church, and last, but by no 

means least, Walter . E. Thorns, 

who ~ "says it with flowers," and 

who is known In . his home town 

for his artistic ability, especially 

the 

ap- 

BOOKS ON MUSIC 

Interesting New Volwea at the 

Public Library 

Miss Edith Jeffries, the obliging 

librarian at the Ocean City Public 

library, has received a number of 

Dew volumes relating to music, 

which are now available to patrons 

of the library. "These books are 

as follows; 

Prstt's "History of Music." Edsoo's 

"Dictionary of Music," 

Krehbriet's "Afro-American Folksongs," 

Kobbe's "Complete Opera 

Book," .Henderson's 

"Orchestra 

d h Elson's 

Musk, 

s 

O 

and Orchestral Music," 

"Woman's 

Work in 

ans Work in Musk, 

Goepp's "Symphonies and Their 

Meaning,'* two volumes; Whitcomb's. 

"Young People's Story of 

-Music" and Grove'* 

MusIcT 

'Dictionary of 

Helping Babies' Hoae 

Dorothy and Evelyn Pontiere, 

yoong daughter* of Humbert Pon- 

Uere and wife, of this city, have 

- shown their interest in the Ocean 

(Sty .Seashore Home for'Babies by 

contributing one dollar, through 

the Episcopal Sunday School. They 

earned the money by hard work, 

it is stated: "This spirit-among 

our workers," says one of the offleers 

of the home, "is bound to 

make our baby home a glorious 

success." 

Not Recovering Quickly 

Chief of Police Johnson was in 

Philadelphia Wednesday evening 

and went, to the Jefferson Hospital, 

where he saw Policeman 

Prank A, Schock, of this city, who 

underwent an operation . some 

*«eks ago. The patient is not recovering 

as quickly aa his friend* 

oave hoped. The Hrt«l

f^W^^^WWWI 

OCEAN CITY tEDOER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

>H«MIIM««IMMIMMI 

BEFORE YOU INVEST 

INVESTIGATE 

Before you invest—INVESTIGATE! In a sentence, 

that's the message of this and the previous advertisements 

published by the New Jersey Bankers* Association 

in the interest of safe investment This one bit of 

caution may save you from the loss of hundreds of thousands 

of dollars. Again, we say 

INVESTIGATE! 

Do not be confused by misrepresentations. Do hot be 

influenced by colorful arguments. Refuse to be persuaded 

into risking your money because someone else 

.has. ' . •' • • . _ • ' - • _ • • ; • ' . 

Common sense will tell you there are no Bhort cuts to 

certain financial independence. Remember this when 

you are told, confidentially, of some "sure thing?* wherein 

the income return is large. : 

Everyone has sometimes felt the desire toplunge. It is 

this trait of human nature that allows the "Ponzis" to 

succeed. Dont risk your money. Instead, invest it 

safely where it will earn the financial independence you 

desire. Insure this safety before investing a dollar. Go 

to your Banker or any reliable Investment Dealer who 

alone is qualified to give expert advice. 

I* Will Oxf Yim Nothing! It M 



. This Space Contributed by 

Rr* National Bank of Ocean City an* Oee-u, City TWe and TV«* Company 

Y OL. XXVI—NO. 20 

IN NO HIRRY TO BEGIN ^COTTAGERS 

DUTIES AS POSTMASTER HERE! ON OUIwe 

Bat May Take Charge April 1— 

; Wni Preside at Commerce 

Chamber Dinar HMIIU 

Edward ' M. Button, appointed 

postmaster here a couple of weeks 

since, while be and Mr«. Button 

were traveling In Florida, re-' 

turned to thl* dty early in. the 

week, ' : • .- 

In answer to Inquiries, be said 

be would rather not assume the 

duties of postmaster .on April 1, 

si desired.' by Postmaster • B. 

Frank Smith. While admitting 

that April 1 is really the' logical 

time to begin his new duties, as 

this month marks the start of a 

Tbe early closing of the school* In 

Philadelphia Is In a large measure 

responsible for this influx of visitors. 

Most of the cottage owners 

have been extremely anxious for 

never*! week* to get to Ocean 

City, and they are- taking advan- 

and Is a brother of Harvey Miller, 

of Philadelphia, a well known 

new quarter, Mr. Sotton declared 

summer resident here. - ' 

that he would much prefer to 

Two lots on Central avenue, one tage of the opportunity now afforded 

them. ' • 

wait until May 1. 

j 

above First street, and the other 

He further stated that he feels 

above Third street, ' owned by 

With good weather, this Easter 

that If he cannot give Ocean City 

George W. Lee, of this city, to an 

in Ocean City promises to be all 

the character of mall service to 

Ocean City resident. 

which the business people of the I Two lots on Central avenue, be- 

resort and the thousands of sum-1 low Twenty-eighth street, * owned 

mer visitors are entitled he would) by W. I. Baymond. of this city, to 

not long be in the oftfce. ' ( it local resident^ 

Before leaving here for the Lot on Ocean avenue, between 

Sooth, Mr. Button shipped.his car 

to Jacksonville. .He and Mrs. Satton 

drove from Jacksonville-to St. 

Augustine, where they remained 

two day*. Then they went, to 

Dayton*, Palm Beach, Miami and 

over to Cuba, where they remained 

two days and- three 1 nighta. Returning 

to Tampa, they went. to 

St. Petersburg, Orlando and back 

.to St. Augustine, whence they returned 

to Jacksonville and back to 

Philadelphia. ~ 

As planned by Uw Chamber of 

Commerce a few weeks ago, the 

member* of the chamber will attend 

a dinner meeting at toe Biscayne 

Hotel next Tuesday evening, 

when matters of' importance 

are to be disposed of and when 

President Button will be given an 

official welcome borne. - . 

HAD PLEASANT TIME 

Fireaua and Friends Bad Fine 

Members and friends of the Liberty 

Fire Company had a Very enjoyable 

time at the company's anniversary 

celebration. The affair 

wa» under the auspices of. the 

} ladies* Auxiliary, The members* 

of this organization present Were: 

I Mrs. Wm. H. 'Smith, Mrs. Eva 

L Fisher, Mrs. Anna Pfander*. 

Mrs. Cha*. Breckley, Mrs. George 

Jeffries, Mrs. Howard 'Johnson, 

tin. Jos. Moray. Mrs. - Samuel 

Smith, Mrs. John E. .Trout. Mrs. 

Emerson Smith, Mrs. Wm. B. Garwood, 

Mrs. Jos. Barclay, Mrs. Boy 

Jeffries, Mrs. Jacob SchmT, Mrs. 

Harry Chadwick, Mrs.. Walter 

Chattln, Br H • and Mrs. Raymond 

Chadwfekv 

CO TO ATLANTIC 

Henry ,'ppat Bogle and' Dram 

' Corpa Parades This Evening 

The Bugle and Drum Corps of 

L. Ruuell Henry Post,'V. F. W., 

will go to Atlantic City this even- 

nent quartern for the members, 

ing to help Lieut. J. Willis Gale where all facilities for .orchestral 

Post make a big drive for 'recruit*. 

They, have headquarter* available. 

and chamber music playing will be 

in a tent at Tennessee and Atlantic 

avenues. . There will be aInstrument*, who can creditably 

All persons playing orchestral 

street parade at 8 o'clock, beaded perform, are invited to become 

by the bogle and drum corns and active members. Only those, however, 

who are In a position to be 1 

followed by. Gale Post Band and 

organization. Ocean City* will constant in attendance at re- 

baye forty-five in the drum corps. 

The boys are making a good 

name for themselves In Atlantic 

City. 

Alligator From Florida 

The editor of the Ledger this 

-*e*k received an alligator from 

Mend, Frank G. Zimmerman, 

PWUdelphli theatrical man, who, 

with Mrs. Zimmerman and his 

father, J. Fred: Zimmerman, have 

J*en In the South'for much of the 

water season. The alligator was 

""PPed from Dayton*, but on the 

way up the alligator got "gum- 

• *•" fp" In the mails, or sorae- 

«Un« happened. In any . event, 

»hen it finally reached Ocean City 

t WM fa the form of a rubber «1- 

.ugator, about four or five Inches 

Jong. It was appreciated more 

than a live 'gator, however. 

Mrs. George Bkkel Dead 

««• George BUtoL >• former 

.;£?Ment rf this, elty for many 

** «•> MWta. Pa, ftmday. 

•*• N w Bear Camden 

*»••••»"*•*»• taken fll 

. to the home of friends 

mt on* tlmsv 

Many Lots Sold by 

J. M. Chester & Co. 

Cottar* on Wesley Aveua* Als* 

Disposed of to Beaideat of 

Colllagswood 

J. M. Chester A Co., realtor, of 

this city, has nude a number of 

sales within the last few days. 

Among these were the following: 

Four lota on Central avenue, 

below Sixteenth street, owned by 

J. Aimer. DiUrich. to Morris' F. 

Miller, of Philadelphia. Mr. Miller 

owns D cottage on Wesley avenue 

North and First streets," and two 

lots, one on the corner of First 

street and Wesley avenne, and the 

other adjoining, owned by Morris 

F. Miller,, to an Ocean City reeldent 

' ' 

George W. Botterworth cottage, 

1324 Wesley avenue, to Mrs. Pauline. 

Slckler, of Collingswood. 

Frank Moss WU1 Speak 

The leader at the meeting of 

the Intermediate Christian Endeavor 

Society of the First Presbyterian 

Church at .8.46 o'clock tomorrow 

evening will be Frank 

Moss, and an interesting session la 

expected by Miss Sadie Mayberry, 

one of the directors of the organization.. 

It is planned In' future 

to. have the meetings a 

dresed by one of the members of 

the society, and the start In this 

lino will be made tomorrow night. 

CITY'S ORCHESTRA 

IS PROGRESSING 

First Public Appearaace of New 

tlaskai Orgaalsattost WU1 . 

. be In April 

Tho newly organized Ocean City 

Orcheotra Is rehearsing regularly 

twice weekly and making good 

progress musically.' 

It ia planned to make the first 

public appearance the latter part 

of April, at' which time the orchestra 

will entertain the citizens 

of Ocean City. There will be no 

tickets or admission charge, but 

everybody .Is expected- to attend 

and enjoy a program which will 

be prepared for tho occasion. 

. Thin orchestra is an Ocean City 

institution ;- and non-denominational. 

It' U for the people—a 

city affair. . ' ' 

'It is expected to provide perma- 

hearsals will be accepted. All 

those interested through pore love 

of playing good rnunlc should apply 

to M, DeWltt Hirst, 706 Second 

street. Phone 368 W. 

Quits Police Force • 

Grant Marple, of this city, who 

was o member of the police force 

here since, early last summer, has 

resigned his position,' and his 

resignation has been accepted. Mr. 

Marple Is a former Philadelphia 

police lieutenant, where he was 

known as a "clean-op" man. He retired.from 

the force Up there a 

little more than a year ago, going 

pn the pension list, and built him-. 

Self a home, in the north section 

of this resort, where he lives. He 

served most efficiently as a member 

of the local force. 

Hod Enjoyable Time 

Granville H. Steelman and.wife, 

of this city, • returned this wees: 

from the South, where they spent 

two months and had a very enjoyable 

time. They visited 8t 

Petersburg, Miami, New Bjnyras 

and- Palm Beach. They are now 

at their homo on- Seventh street, 

near Atlantic avenue. ' : •' •- 

Advaace Gaard of Beater Seated 

Crowd Already Has Made Its 

Appearance to B—art 

There are already many yUitor* 

here from Philadelphia and they 

will remain until after Easter, at 

least, opening their cottages and 

apartments in the meantime, and 

enjoying themselves as they no 

well know how In this seashore 

resort. 

' 

that could be desired by those interested 

In the progress of this 

resort. 

SELLS APARTMENTS 

TO PHIUDELPfllAN 

B. L. Chester Haa~ Disposed of 

Nasaber of Lets la Varies* 

Beetles* •# City 

Balph L. Chester, realtor, has 

sold the two-family apartment 

house 1721-23 Central avenue, 

owned by H. J. Wood, of. Wilmington, 

to A. H. 8tine, of Philadelphia. 

. • 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JBH8EY. SATURDAY, MARCH U. Witt 

ONBIRTHDA. 

Covaiy Trcasarer Harry Headby 

Will Oaserv* Aaaivesary Moaday 

at Casiao Cbb 

County Treasurer Harry Headley, 

of this city, will have a birthday 

anniversary next Monday, and 

he plans to observe the occasion 

with a.social gathering at the 

Casino Club, on the Boardwalk 

here, that evening. 

His guests, all of whom comprise 

a party'of friends'who during 

the winter months have been 

holding social affairs at the Northfield 

Country Club, will be: Mr. 

and Mrs, R. W. Edwards, Mr. and 

Mrs. A. Kandolph Fogg, Mr. and 

Mrs..Hossell. H. Nulty, Mr."and 

Mrs. Balph L. Chester,'Mr. and 

Mrs. E. M. Satton. Mr. and Mrs. 

C. Homer Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. 

Arthur W. Shoemaker, Mr. and 

Accused Promised to Make Batarn 

and Sentence Saspcadcd, 

Accused of stealing 600 pounds 

of coal from the yards of Headley 

A. Adams, Robert Handley 

and Frank Thomas, colored young 

men, were given a hearing'before 

Police Justice F. H. Ware in the 

city hall court Monday: evening. 

They admitted their guilt and 

promised to return the eoaL 

They were fined 96, and sentence 

was suspended. 

It developed that they took the 

coal in • hand-cart owned by 

Frank Morgan, of this city, and 

they agreed also to return this to 

the owner. . ; . 

Excursion to PhihuMphla 

The Reading Railroad, Company 

Announces an excursion from this 

dty to Philadelphia on Good Friday.. 

The train wW leave the 

Tenth street depot at CM a. m-, 

and, returning, will leave Philadelphia 

at 7.30 o'clock. Tickets 

may.be purchased prior to; the 

date .of- excursion, -Head adver- 

Useinent elsewhere ia thh> isso* of 

tl>« Ledger. -'••-•'•' ••••'•• :' •'• 

THE REV. DR. HANDLEY 

Pastor of First M. E. Church 

DR. HANDLEY RETURNS 

Will Preach on Palm Soaday 

Topics Tomorrow . 

The Rev.- Dr. John Handley, 

who bad a moat successful year 

:u> pastor of tho First M. E. 

Church. . returned early in the 

week from Asbury Park, where 

he attended the New' Jersey Conference. 

. '• - • 

Dr. Handley will occupy his pulnit 

irt this church tomorrow, and 

in the morning' he will' preach on 

"Christ, 

the' Uncrowned Sing." 

In the evening his subject will be 

"Christ, the Alpha and Omega." ~ 

LOCAL HWffllANS 

BAD ROYAL TIME 

.Mr. Chester also reports the 

following sales- 

tbahn Agreeably Batertalaed 

Four'hundred and seventy feet by Pleaaaatville Oab—Address 

by Governor Gelger 

of land at Second street and 

Ocean avenue, for the account of Forty-four members and guests 

Floyd C 'Simras, 'to Ocean City of the Ocean City Kiwanls Club 

residents, who will buOd. were entertained In royal fashion 

Lot .at Seventeenth. street and by the. boys of' the Pleaaantvtlle 

Centra] avenue, foe John Stockburger, 

to an Ocean dty man, Country dub at noon' Tuesday. 

Kiwanls Club at the NorthOeU 

who will build. 

There was not an . idle moment 

Two lot-i ' at the corner of from the time the Kiwanians as- 

Twenty-second street and Central sembled in the djoing room onti) 

avenue .to rrisiasaf of Vmehtfd. 

One hundred feet of {and at^ 

the closeof Hie session, and all 

Twenty-sixth street and Wesley 

avenue, owned by John Simons, of 

Philadelphia,., to Ocean City 

people. • 

had a Very agreeable time. 

Ocean City's delegation ungrudgingly 

admitted that the. Pleasantvllte 

brethren have a singing 

crowd, and they let ihemselves out 

on this notable occasion. 

When the visitors entered the 

(lining room they found a large 

sign of welcome, and President 

Robert. Race, of the Pleasantvllle 

ttrganixation, added to this by his 

cordial greeting. He extended the 

hand of- fellowship to the' Ocean 

City boys and expressed tho hope 

that the meeting would be of mutual 

benefit. 

Vr. M. B. Stannard, of tho Ocean 

City KlwanU Club, replying, said 

It guve the visitor* great pleasure 

to be there. ' ' 

President Race also stated that 

they hail with them Gco. Gclger, of 

Newark, district governor of New 

Jersey Kiwanln, ' and Lieutenant 

Governor "Bill".Emley, of Atlantic 

City. .. 

' Tho first prize was awarded 

Pant President "Bill" Collision, of 

Ocean City. It was a toy accorJeon. 

A special prize' for the 

Pleasantville. Club members was 

won by Superintendent Montgomery; 

of the Suburban Line. Someone 

spoke of Mr, Montgomery as 

Mrs. Floyd C. SImms and Mr. and 

Mrs. Balph VanGOder, 

a bundle Jumper, and Montgomery 

retorted by Haying that everyone 

ADMITTED COAL STEALING cant be a. bundle Jumper. In the 

meantime.he had opened his pack' 

age, and it was discovered that he 

had drawn a toy trolley car. Replying 

to some more raillery, Mr, 

Montgomery said that this Toonervllle 

trolley meets .all' trains. 

Hans Burkhardt. fell heir to a 

special prize offered Ocean City. 

This was a "jack-in-the-box.? 

Mayor'Jackson, of Pleasantville, 136 pounds and under —' Paul $8,000.' .. ; 

took a small radio outfit as hisPilegei and Neil Montagne went James Montgomery, bungalow 

prize. . 

twelve minutes to a draw. . 

The attendance prize offered by 146 pounds and under—Anthony 

Ocean City was'won by N. Campbell, 

of Pleasantville, while H. a ley; fall In five minute*. 

Selvagii won over' Everett Breck- 

Mowrer, of this resort, was the 158 poundu and under—Herman 

(Continued on Pago Three)" 

Dr. Kaaaab • Vfftor 

Dr. Wadea Kaasab, of Chester, 

who hss been considerably inter-. 

ested financially In Ocean City 

within the past year or two, was 

among the visltdrs here Monday. 

He was a guest of B. F. Goetx, the 

energetic real estate agent 

CHEW IS HDSTEE 

OF TIOLLEY LINE 

Agala Appeiatad by 

Walker OB PeUUon of OaMab 

ofTUsCity . 

Robert Chew, of Camden,'waa 

this week' appointed trustee of the 

city's electric railway, by Chancellor 

Walker, on petition of the 

officials of the municipality. He 

has assumed the duties of his position. 

"Bob" Chew has been trustee of 

this road for several-year*,, and 

his management has been. of 

kind that has won praise from 

those familiar with conditions. Ho 

is energetic, knows the game and 

Is always looking after his duties. 

Them will be additional 

and extra service on this road during 

the Easter holiday season, beginning 

next Saturday and continuing 

until Monday night. 

The Misses Lewis and Conard, 

of this city, have returned after 

spending the winter in West 

Chester. _•_"___.. . - 

WASHINGTON CAMP 

HAS CELEBRATION 

r Local Organization," With 

Their Families. Spend aa 

Bajoyable Bveamg 

Under the' management of Elmer 

Bakely, Michael Ptleggi and 

Howard Jeffries, the. members of 

Washington Camp, No. 78,.P. O. 

S. of A-, together with members of 

their- families, last night had the 

greatest celebration of the camp's 

anniversary in the history of the 

organization. . 

Clarence A. Sharp, of M***!"" 1 , 

N. J.t was one of tbe principal entertainers. 

His keen analysis of 

current history Is notable, and his 

poetry tugs hard at the heartstrings, 

while his wit Is ready and 

"PI*** 11 "** This made a combination 

that fait his hearers. 

There was a humorous jtkrtch 

by Roy E-Darby and LewisGandy, 

as Well aa vocal solos try Mr. 

Candy and Dr. J. Thomley 

Hughes. Mrs. George W. Nlckernon 

gave a recitation- 

BOUTS 

WERtEaCTTlNG 

Annul Tbaraasseat of the Ocean 

City School Boy* Kept Spec- 

- tator* on the.lamp 

Tho 'annual wrestling, touma 

ment of the boys of the public 

schools of this city drew interested 

friends of the contestants to the 

auembly room oi the high school 

Thursday evening. 

bouts were rather exciting. 

Summary: 

'BS pounds and under — Chas. 

Groszer won over Archie Watts 

with a fall in 4ti minutes. 

66 pounds and under—Ashton 

Headley and Howard . Johnson 

went eight minutes, three minutes 

over the regular period, to a draw. 

75 pounds and under — Robert 

Stevens won over Oswald Adams 

on aggressiveness, 

85 pounds, and under—Howard 

Johnson won over- Hubert Verhey; 

fall in' five minutes. 

06 pounds, and under — Jos. 

Broadley won over Frank G rosier; 

fall in five minutes. 

106 pounds and under—David 

Schanti won over Paul Louer on 

aggredslveness; 

116 pounds and under—Richard 

Sax'ton wan. over Jos. Groszer; 

fall in five minutes. .•' • . 

126 pounds' and under — Orris 

WrigRins won over. Jesse Hollinsheud; 

two falls in four minutes. 

Selvagn Won over "Jack" Godfrey 

In eight minutes on points. 

Referee, Samuel Brown; judges, 

Evans' and Wharton, Atlantic City, 

and Roy Johnson, Ocean City; 

tinte-keeper. Prof, KUby; announcer,; 

Prof, linger; physical 

examiner. Dr. Whltlear. 

NowV the time to repair, that 

roof. We have a good stock of 

If yoa want Lumber or anything 

in BuUders" Supplies, call Buy the Champion roefing of ' 

'light, medium and heavy weight. 

Champion, Tenth and West, Ave., 

CHAMPION 

Ocean City. Phone 480. 

, Tenth and West 

••'•• *Xook fci Th« 

-hook tn ttm 

WORK IS BEING PUSHED ON 

CampbelTs Series 

of Receptions 

City Coasslasioaer, Making Appearance 

•*> Streets. Frequently 

Halted by Many Friend* 

City Commissioner Wm. H. 

Campbell made hi* first appearance 

on Asbury avenue, between 

Eighth and Ninth streets, Monday 

afternoon, and his trip'from his 

home to the First National Bank 

took on the style of • series of impromptu 

receptions. 

Every few yards he was stopped 

by friends who had. not seen him 

since he went to a Philadelphia 

hospital about two month* ago to 

undergo operations. All of those 

who stopped him and shft^V him 

by the hand told Director Campbell, 

of their pleasure in seeing 

him' around again. Mr. Campbell, 

in answer to their queries, told all 

that he I* feeling pretty good. 

When Director Campbell made 

his, appearance at the meeting of 

the City -Commissioner* • this 

week, he found on bis desk a 

bouquet of flowers —from his 

friends connected with dty departments. 

'At the close .of the 

meeting. Commissioner Campbell 

expressed his appreciation of this 

remembrance and evidence of good 

feeling. He said he wanted to 

thank the member* of the official 

family and the other friends. A 

kindness like this is on the order 

of medicine. He la glad to. bej 

back He doe* not want to diejpj^, 

soon and be hoped-all the other* 

will live, forever. 

Mayor Champion assured Mr. 

Campbell they are all glad to have 

him back. He said they believe in 

giving a man flowers while be is 

•still able to enjoy their beauty 

and fragrance. 

MORE BUILDINGS 

ARE GOING IP 

Large Number of Permit* Issaed 

—More Than $100,000 Worth 

This Month 

An unusually- large number of 

building permits were Issued this 

week by Inspector Smith.' 'It is 

stated that permits for buildings 

valued at more than $200,000 have 

been issued in. March up to this 

Cmnpaay OaWal* Say Fl*nd«ra 

WU1 be Opea $um» 18—Man 

Work Is progresslngly rapidly 

on the Flanders, and it is 

gratifying to the oOcials of ttaa 

Ocean Front Hotel Corporation to 

ndto tbe interest which tbcresidenta 

are showing in UUa ( great 

project. There 1* ample evidence 

to satisfy even those, who were 

somewhat skeptical a* to the.consummation 

of this big enterprise. 

. Every Individual here, no matter 

what his business, will be 

benefited, by tbe Flanders. 

The task placed on the company .' 

officials and director* Is to have' 

the Flanders completed on - time 

and secure from resident* and In- . 

terested property .owners siuV , 

•crlptktns to the 'amount of ut, 

least $150,000 of additional stock. 

ThU amount can be spread over a 

Urge number of subscribers and 

thus not make It a great burden 

for anyone. 

The company most obtain in 

subscription* $350,000 more of 

stock: When this |s done, the ear. 

poration will be completing for 

this city that which had to be here 

for this resort's new era now Just 

entered. • ' 

Official* of the hotel company 

state that the Flanders wiH, be 

opened, as originally planned, on 

Thursday, June 28. 

HEADY TO BUILD 

time. Following are tho permits the Sterling Restaurant, returned 

granted: • 

a few days ago from.an auto trip 

Humbert C. Pontiere, two-»lory In Pennsylvania- They were ae= 

house for Fred. Pontiere, of Ocean companled part of the way bj 

City, on Haven avenue, below Morris Hell, of Easton They visited 

Philadelphia, Harrlsburg, Al 

Ninth street; 1SJ600. Two-story 

bouse for Mary T. Stief, of lentown and Easton. Retnrnraj 

Shamokin, on Central avenue, be- 

Fifteenth street; $8,500. One- 

Smiths sister. Mrs. Ray Nevegold 

with them to Ocean City was Mrs 

Some of thelow 

of Harrisburg, who will remain 

here for some time. 

story house for Fred. LeMalstre, 

of Philadelphia, on Asbury avenue, 

below Seventeenth street; 

$4,000, . ' ' 

Hiram Cheatwood, brick addition 

to store of John Weaver, Asbury 

avenue, near Eighth street; $9,000. 

E. S. Kramer, two-story apartment 

. house for self on the west 

corner of Pennlyn place and Corinthian 

avenue; $8,000. 

Ralph Sutton, bungalow ' for | 

Arthur W. Shoemaker, of Ocean 

City, on Bay avenue and Bayvlew 

place; $2300. 

Fred. Myers, frame building for 

self on Central avenue, near First 

street; $1,800. 

Chas. Fields, apartments and 

frame garage for Mrs. Ira S. 

Champion, of Ocean City, on Seventh 

street, near Wesley avenue; 

$S,0O0. 

J. C Steelman & . Bro., twostory 

cottage for Thos, White, of 

Philadelphia, at tbe corner of 

Ninth street and Ocean avenue; 

for Mulford Jeffries, of Ocean 

City, on Simpson avenue, below 

Eleventh street; $3,000. 

Ralph L. Chester, Inc., for same, 

addition to building on lot No- 433, 

on Asbury avenue; .below Eighth 

street; $6,000. 

.Ralph - L. Chester, . tnc^ two- 

Story apartment building at Second 

street and Ocean avenue; 

$6600. 

Ralph L. Cheater, Inc., two. 

story, apartment building on Second 

street, near Ocean avenue; 

16*00. 

Balph L. Chester, Int/. twostory 

apartment house on Second 

street, near Ocean avenue; j&J&OO. 

Leroy Jeffrie*,' two-story building 

for self on Bay avenue, below 

Eleventh atj 

were a* follows;' Building, J."8 

Rogers Co., of Philadelphia, p , $af 

000; bti beating and ventilating, ii B. H 

Johnson Co., of Ocean City, $8eV 

660;' pmmblng and sanitation, H 

H. Johnson Co, $32386; electrical 

work. Guarantee Electrical Co, of 

Atlantic City. $19,000. 

Back Froat Aato Trip 

Mr. and Mrs, M. V. Smith, of 

Visitor* from England 

Mr. and' Mrs. Jas. Stocks and 

daughter, of Huddenfleld, Yorkshire, 

England, are visiting Mrs. 

Sellers, of C Walton place, this 

city. They'only recently arrived 

from England. 

Chat. H. Faust, two one-storj 

frame houses on Sunset place, 

near Bay avenue; $2,400: 

H. D. Reeves, one-story building 

for Amanda Batchelor, of PhD* 

delphls, at Thirtieth street and 

Asbory avenue; $260. - ' 

Joseph Frailer, bungalow for 

self on .West avenue, above Fourtl 

street; $8,000. . 

Breckley A SUtzer, two-family 

apartment house Tor M. E. 

Hanseman, of'Ocean dty, on the 

south corner of Eighteenth, street 

and Wesley avenue; $6,000. 

Wm. -Smith, two two-story 

apartments and two garages for 

J. H, N. Dlxon, of OceaB City, on 

Ocean avenue, bear Third street, 

$8,800. : ••'.'- 

Richard BldwelL three frame two. 

story apartments for Fox A Mori, 

of Vinclaiid, at the corner of 

Twenty-second-street and Central 

: ''$il 

»I« 

V m 

the Gremd 

A representative of the J. 8. 

Roger* g Co* ^ Philadelphia, epap who whe 

have the contract to boild the new 

high school, was in town Thursday. 

He said they were .ready to 

begin their part within a weak. 

The Board of Education, at it* 

meeting Friday night of last WMky 

awarded the contracts for the Mgh 

school, as was forecasted is the 

Ledger of last week. The Ud* 

avenue; $16,000. • 

John O. Dennis, bungalow tor 

Wawa Dairies Farms, on West 

avenue, southwest of Fifteenth 

fstreet; $8,200. . 

John G. Dennis, frame garage 

tor Wawa Dairies Farms, on West 

avenue, southwest of Fifteenth 

street; $400. 

John' G. Dennis^ repairs to 

frame building of Mrs. Park Wilson, 

806 Third atreet; ; $400. 

John Jh • Q. Q Dennis, Di ropajr* 

frame g of Harry 1 

1268 West avetme; $40ft 

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Cauden Team *«"» 

Straggle. But Was Overhutched 

by Loral* 

The Qulntox team, of Camden. 

wa s defeated by Manager "Kid" 

ilorwood's tlve of the Ocean City 

Athletic Association in Temple 

Hall here Tuesday evening. S« to 

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OCEAN CITY LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

HOTEL EXPOSITION 

PONT" MISS THIS I Award Contract for «»-«*«•» •«?• 

UgtUalag Five and High School! 

lading Railway Will Amply Pro- Local Hotel Owners, Wm Atund 

Athletic Park Work 

' Will Play This Evening 

,_ vide .for Seashore Travel 

Affair In Atlantic Cily 

The Ocean City Lightning Five' I-ow«l Bidder for Improvement In keeping with Improvements The Atlantic City hotels' spring 

will play the Ocean City - High I Was Henry Y. Clouting. Whose In Its seashore service, rcpro- rxpoalllon from April 10 to 21. 

School in the preliminary game at . ' ' Figure* Were *11>.KM : uented by the new $a)o00,000 tor-"j Inclusiw, will draw a number of 

Temple Hatl this owning. This' The City CoininiK.-tioiu'r.-*, al . mliml at Camdon. tho new high- j tnv' nunera nnd mnnngfm of hotel", 

their weekly meeting, received apcod Pacific typo pas«enger loco-i 

will be a very exciting game and 

l||U t||y> Tnt!ro ,„,„ ^ an j,,,. 

it is expected then 1 two bids for the- work to 'bo done motives, the new »teel can and 

will be a large ; 

me.w exhibit of hotel article. «n 

at tho city's' proposed recreation the two new ferry boau. tho 

crowd ' present. 

center, or utlilctlc tlcld, enst of J Philadelphia & Rcodlng Railway) tho Garden Pier, and the ownerhaa 

mode arrangement* to' pro-| of beach-front "house* will provl.le 

The Lightning Five will start' Bay avenue, .between Fifth , and 

with N. Bontwr and C. Seaman, : 

Sixth ntrei'ti*. The bidder* were 

vido unexcelled train service be- t.| Vturtaininent of various kinds for 

tween Philadelphia and Atlantic | 

forwards; G. JohiiBon, center, and; Henry Y. Clouting, of f 

tno hotel people In attendance/The I 

Beaslcy's 

City, Ocean City. Sea Isle City, exposition will be under the au.i- j 

T. Bcnncr and F. Buxhay,' quanta, | Point, and John (J. IViinl", of thin. Stone Harbor, Wlldwood und Cape I p^.j,, ,,f the New Jeney State A»- 

while tho high school will probably 

. start with Scott Ailuina. 

day. 

* Iay ovcr tlle r - nl * tl ' r S" 1 " 1 '^' -h«ll-'j noriation. the ' Boardwalk Hotel j 

After the bids hu 

l.Htoi"durine; the meeting ho mude 

the Ocean City quintet. 

the following report tu tho board: March .'10, when the Philadelphia Hotel Proprietors' Association are 

PLEASED WITH RESORT T» the Hoard of Comniiosloncra of & Reading Railway will operate nitikinjr preparations for tho entertainment 

of member* of the 

The first half ended with the 

Ocean.City, ^'- >!• 

twelve fast exprcxH trail)* from 

scon 19 to 10 in favor of Ocean rhllsdrlphlsn Predicts Success for Gentlemen: The following Philadelphia to Atlantic City. It State asso-ciation .who are to h« 

ule represents the itemized bids re- will continue on Saturday, Ma,rrh 

C New Beach Front Hotel 

here Friduy. Juno jr.. The association 

will hold a three-day ses- 

'Scean City's representative, j A S " *"* F " Bl Among tho many w H "« . Z^^TV-'? I ^ i ^ *""' .'11, when the company will run 

West PI 

.Urted the second half with vigor. 

Amun * hlla - dialntgrfdiL and track o thirteen fast express trains to Atlantic- 

City; on Ranter Sunday, June lit 10 June 15. the other 

sion . li> Capo- May County from 

and the visitors pressed them dclphians who vlsii«l thin rvsort pronoa«| recreation, center, befor 

a short time, bat It was only a I la»t Sunday were Mr. ami Mrs. tween Fifth and Sixth'streets, east when ten fast express train* will Ku.ihorinifH beirtir nt Wildwood 

, w • of Bay nvenue: 

flash in the pan. In a short 

• ' , be run to Atlantle City: and. on 

Wm. M. Curty. Mr. and . Mr*. Henry Y. Clout! 

mid Ca|K' May. ,' . 

while the locals had a safe lead, Franklyn Crubb, .John O. Myers Point. X. .).— 

a ey H ^(Qn^y^ _A.p ru 2, when twelve fast 

which they Increased as the game and Mrs. Edna Smith. The latter Track 

'$ l.tJOO.OO express trains will be provided bo- Gur*Cs of Ihe Imperial 

progressed. Line-up: 

Fenco .. 

•l.ltOO.OO tween Philadelphia and Atlantic Amohg recent guests at the Imrecently 

purchased and -'will soon 

Ocean City 

Qulntcx open the former Steelmnn 

Jl^ttO.OO citv 

[verial were:' Herbert Crakn, 

ManxokL—... Forward Moore 

store .lumping, pit 

Townsend.-. Forward -Wench 

on Asbury avenue. 

< 0l) ft 1 *' -- ii' Ample * provision* have also Jante* Kroltln, New York City;. 

Miller Center Anderson * Mr. Myers, who is the proprietor 

hcen.mode for return traffic from i Mr.-t. . H, Fox. Mrs. Peck, New. 

. Grand total ... 

.Henderson-:.. Guard ..Clancoy of Zeissc's Hotel in Philadelphia, 

.... S10.8rxi.00 Atlantic City. On Good Friday. Rochelle; II. Bclden. Trenton;. S. 

Alternntc" N'o. 

Murphy... Guard .......—Lennox was much interested in the now 

A—Top soil, March 30. all expro««. train* will A. Pallatt. Klklns Park; Mrs. \ 

$-l.20l>. 

Substitution — Ferguson for ocean front hotel here. He predicted 

success for. the-Venture. All feet. .at. S2.. 

Philadelphia, eloven on Saturday, Kern, Alltntown; J. S. Rowen, 

Bleacher*, optima 

be operated, from Atlantic City to ChHs. Heamar. Camden; Wm.'A.i 

Henderson. 

:e»»«« 

The Hammonton' quintet w:i* 1 

A blaic In the chimney of the 

badly beaten by_the five of. the • nom of prof - •'»>>»« M. Sicicn*. Cl-Al nnd on -Uki. linojil feet of Sunday a* usual. . 

Ocean City Athletic ' Ansociation ' ° n Wesley avenue, near Sixth 

bleachor*. Ri's|u>ftfully. 

here Friday evening of la»t week, "'root, shortly after !) o'clock on WM. U. i home wu» ablaio. that ni(rht. it i- oxp.it.d, «ill bo 'wife, of Philadelphia, - summer 

- He telephoned the tirv department the Eu8t EllJ% ,, f Cam.hn. and this 

Open 

resident of Ocean City, wore 

and fijv (.hlof Conver turned in a k. rtllle should bo most i-witing. The 

The Keystone A. 

iituontr tho vifltot-it in Mtumi. 

C, a r't'ccntly general alarm at city hall. When udmi-'aion on thU' i-cni,,,- will bo 

orcanized club of thU 

city, will the Hrornon reached Prof. Stevens' fi(ty „.„„, „,„) lh>> , lro, t. t; U, _ {u. r 

open their boueball »oanon with : home they quickly extmjcui»he.l tn0 expenses have been paid, will 

the Somen. Point boys at Somm the blajie.' 

ho divided auionj: thi- players of 

Point. ^The green and white boy» A little earlier tu the ovtninir 

ar* confident of victory. "Sam" they were called to a home on 

the local team. 

Brccldey Is captain of the . boys Asbury avenue. below Tenth 

"Jimmy" Brown'.-; All-Stars of 

and "AT Jones is manager. The' street, 10 osctinguinh-a Kimilat riro 

Camden will be here tin* evening, ' 

and on Saturday t-wniiig. Mnrch' 

Keystone Athletics are booking' " ' —— _; - 

31..the Ocean City boys will tackle 

games with the local Boy Scout!' MADE FINE ADORES* '" 

tho PhiIadolpliiH-Pi'ofv>sioiiulK. On 

Troop and the Outdoor Club, ofi V ' • 

this city. They will chjilkngt- any Ml *" pa this quintet will bv V\'imiii>. Kinkaide 

nnd Elu-uod Gmvily. who 

". of Bridgeton, Spoke in 

local or out-of-town teams of boys 

Methodist Church 

between the ages of 12 and 151 -Mi«» Edu W.-Pahz.'nrvsident of 

wore well known suns of earlier 

years. ' 

. .the Epworth Lrugutf of tho Condays, 

but who. stili piny thv-gumc 

~- - *• - 1 tral M. E. Church. Brldj^cton, made 

Badt from the Booth j an excellent addrois on "Llfo'^ 

Manniior Gaiw..ud. y,f tho Ocean 

James Franklin, of West Phlla- Be.t" in the First M. E. Church City-team (Icircs to' i-itum the 

. delphia, one of Ocean City** bost' here Sunday e-vening. She also max thanks of'hinipclf and the .l»y* to ' • 

known sonuner-residents, . was In' -J • soprano- solor"I Come to Thw."' — p - 

of_thp crniuc. lure .this 

town on business on Monday. He i and her ninelne WOP approrinted by * tasan - 

recently returned . from a few'tho conjrregstion/ ' * 

weeks' stay in Florida, where he! The'services in this church thai ; 

ylslted many of the seanhore re-, evening wow In chnrge of the • 

sorts. With him on the southern ; member* of tho Epworth Lea, 

trip were Matt. Patterson, well 

Children's 

owing to the absence of Dr. John ! 

known In business and political Handley, the pastor, nt the Kow ' DRESSES, Etc 

circles In Philadelphia; Henry Tel- Jersey Conference. 

Her and City Commissioner Harry • Miss Pans waB-.ontor-taintd hy '• I SWEATERS KNITTED 

Kuenxet, of Philadelphia,.all summer 

visitors here. -. 

Mi»n. Glbb during her visit to thin ; | 

• 

*•••* 

••••'I P.O. APT. 

First.Class Work • 

Prompt Attention 

' ' 

"SATISFACTION" 

• Re-Screening and Repair Work a Specially 

James W. Fleet 

RELIABLE HOUSE CLEANER 

63* SIMPSON AVENITB . 

Personal Supervision Given All Work • 

All Work Contrartrd '• 

OCKASf CITY. Phone-to NEW JERSEY 

a a SWAN 

J. K. TROUT 

SWAN & TROUT 

PRACTICAL . * 

. Carpenters and Builders 

Jobbing a Specialty 

1040 ASBUJtY AVENUE ' ' ' OCEAN CITY, N. 1. 

|Mrs.'L. G. McManus; • 

• 

APT.- E: : 

HENRY B. CREE 

Realtor 

. 837 THIRD STREET 

BELL PHONE '55 

WALTER TOMUN 

PLUMBING & 

HEATING 

138 Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City 

• TELEPHONE 410-j . 

jobbing Solicited 

Saturday, March 24, 1923 Saturday, , March 24,. 1923 

Q HATS are alwayt designed with ih'n. 

double purpose: Firft, to truly expresi the lattit 

vogur, second, io"make you look your best. In the. 

Gage models we are showing, you -will surely find a charming kit 

to please you.- ' ' .: 

The Hildreth Shop 

826 Asbiiry Ave.. Ocean City, N J. 

WIRE 

KRAUSS 


Phone, 46 , 

41.1 Atbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. 

BROWNLEE'S 

"PHONE 66-R 

/or 10CAL 00 PH1LA. AND OCEAN CITY 

DAILY EXPRESS 

Offic* and Warehouse 

306 7tKSt.JOceanCity v N. J. 

Our Motto—"We Deliver the Goods" 

B.U Piw. 

Paint and Varnish Products 

Prevent Destruction 

h 

rit«»k Umndttit Vu: 

b*ro« Veloar Pi«Uk—• Bat oil pakt. 

D#TO« Hallaad BBSSMI — ssiortn as 

(lass—bard as tile. 

Dust Devils! 

Millions ride in 

on every breeze 

They lay a pall erf ugliness over th* 

beauty of the rooms. Their defiling 

fingers strangle the charm and 

besmirch thecleanlinssof the home. 

Prevent the evil that dust can do. 

Devoe Velour Finish. 

This Rat oil paint, because it Is 

insures th« constant 

beauty «nd cleanliness of (ha walls. 

WALLACE & SON 

OCEAN CITY 

Hotel BappUrs—Horn* FnmisUiin 

Pmilg RMOU 

Lonkard 3300 { [ 


LOCAL KIWANIANS 

blagc In a laughing mood. 

! antvllle dub .was Judga S 

"HMTBOTAL TIME TTiT 

Foosth, J.-W. Bradway | Osoond, D. Adnon.^B..ft_D?cj_^ MorU]r._ j- • _ _ _ _ Bllllngaport, C. O. Btrohr 8fc-. 

more serious riot mood,' 

(Continued from Pas* One) 

UIk Mr. |'if Atlantic City. 

E. CUIr; Trinity, G. T. Hlllman; gaintown, B. F. Bock; BarAeaboro . Qloucester City—First, W. - E. Taul, J. W. Lynch. • ! :' .;;'. :.• 

Dr. T ' -ii -» 

the 

«•« «.«, 

Ocean 

v« 

City West Sldo, D. C. Evans. 

circuit. J. C Collins; BarringUin, Zimmerman; Second, Clifford Pleasantvllle — Bethany, L. D. 

y 

Mlnotola, Benjamin Rickenbach; E. O. Morgan; Berlin and West Hewitt;' HlghUnd Park. WillUm Champion; Salem,' 8. M. Vansant; 

m 

winner of tho prixo given by 

a minister from "lub Included the following: Homer John Monroevllle, W. L. Peterson; Mulllca 

HUI. L. D. Henderson; Now- 

Milton McCann; Brooklawn, WU- 

Iladdonneld, T. J. J. Wright; . Sicklorvlllo and Tansboro, W. C. 

Berlin, A. L. Da vies; Blaclcwood, Bally. 

Wesley, W. L. Shaw. 

In this city on two or three occasions, 

and Dr. Giles spoke to him 

Pleasantvllle, on electric light 

^ ^" • - O. " Wllhelm, ? Pl of Nebraaka;" Henry 

shade. Mr. Parsella, of Pleasantyille, 

was tbo winner of a box of 

'. Trout, Thos. W. Mould, Taylor; Newport. Walter Nicklcss; Camden—Asbury, T. H. Illcka. monton, Thomas Oglo; Hoddlng, Swodcsboro, U. G. Hagaman; 

Y. Clouting, of Bcesley's Point; ftuld and Willow Grove, George j 11am Robinson. 

Haddon Heights, J. B. Kulp; Ham- 

Bishop; Stratford, Elmer Biggsi 

cigars, but he doesnt smoke. IngdonobythcKlwanis Club mem-! Arthur M.' DeMarls and Dors'vy Ocean City, John Handley; Pedi 

Icktown, J. A. Naylor. 

S. R. Latham; Broadway. W. E. Buck; Llnwood, W. A. Burch; Mag- 

VIIIB, H.F. Vanuffel; Vorga, E. C. 

now; Bethany, J. M. Hunt; Bethel, William Harvey; Hurffvllle, John Thorofare. B. F. Allgood; Turner-.. 

bora. Mr. Gclger said he told Dr. • Andeirson. 

• ' 

President Race announced that Giles that Klwanlans have learned | 

1 

immediately following'the meeting 

Pennsgrove—Emmanuel, P. E. Lodden; Centenary, N. V. Sargent; nolia, Mcrvel Weaver; Mantua, Sensor; Wenonah. C. V. D. Conover; 

Wcstmont,' Henry Johnson; 

the valuo of co-operation. This 

there would be a golf contest, the 

CONFERENCE ENDS ] Purcell; St. Paul, Steadman Applegateview. 

R. a Smith; Fairview Vil- 

Northfitld, F. C. Hardy; Mays Westvillo, Victoria, W. E. Cross- 

Eighth Street. E. T. Hann; Fair- 

Lewis Shelhom; Margate City and 

means success la every field of en- 

Pleasantvillo Club having challenged 

Ocean City, to . play, and 

Pennsvllle, A. L. Cramer; PiU lage. Stacy Meyers; First. T. S. Landing. A. D. Ward; National ing; Winslow circuit. Hillman 

doavpr. For yean, people had lost Not Many. Important Change 

th« true meanln 

that there would bo a demand for 

K of co-operation,, Am un K Methodist Pastors man. F. C. Uhl; Plnlnsvlllo and Brock; Kalghn Avenue, William Park; D. W. Luckenblll; Northmont, 

Albert A|Icn; Paulsboro, Woodlynno. C. G. Book. 

Williams; Woodbury, W. J. Sayro; 

but within tho last few years cooperation 

In all walks of life huH changi-M'in the assignment of pas- beth, Walter Pino; Port Norris, H. George, Christian Ernst; State 

caddies. 

Thrro wero not many important circuit, to bo supplied; Port Ellxa- 

Grum; Parksldc. L. L. Hand; St 

past President Collision stated taken on a new and deeper sig- torn by Bishop Leonard in'the New Garrison; Quinton, John Stewart; 

Ulchland and Friendship, James Lord, Jr.; Trinity. C. S. 

Street. H. M. Blake; Tabernacle, 

that Ocean City bad brought over nifico Much niori" la to bt- orxey " Conference. Following 

forty-four' men, all of whom gained by the co-operative spirit ire sonic of th« appointments: • Frank Chard; Richwood, H. J. Fees; Union, E. A. Miller, Jr.; 

want to play golf, and i>o asked than by people fighting each other ' . Urldieton District Ileineman. 

Wesley, Charles Sweeten; Wiley, 

President Race- what waa to become 

of the remaining forty-one, trial growth is'due to co-operation. Alloway, .,, G. _. P. .. Butler; p Aldine, First, G. W. Abel. 

Hoey; Clarluboro and Jefferson, 

or different organization*. Indus- 

SuiM-rinti-ndcnt, J. (I. Beltinir- Salem—Broadway,- II. J. Zelley; John Pemberton; Chew's, El wood THE TEN-EYCK-LORRAINE 

if there were to be only teams of There were times not BO long a K o F. O. Jackson; Anglcsea,' G. 

NINTH STREET AND ' CENTRAL AVE. 

three players each. -.Growing con- 

Sea Isle City and Strathmcrc, I Ccdrick Hlckman. 

when men • sacrificed evcrythlnit Ituynolds; Anbury and South Scaville, 

W. II. Andrews; Auburn, 

The hotel with real home conforU for nda«chonlcs. Special 

6dentlal, President Race said he'd 

Franklin Bowen; Seuvllle circuit.! Colllngswood—Embury, W. B. 

worth, while in thin life in their 

he'd tell the visitors how he felt 

Samuel Cawman; Sharptown. T. J.j Woodrow; First, C. I. FiUgeorge; 

buslncxs pursuit*. Condition,, have Elijah Toser: Aura, H. S. Gas- Morgan; Tabernacle. Jacob Born;! WcsT'w'w Pa'VJTC. 

rates by week. Also table board. . . P- 

about it—three would be enough. 

changed for the better, and the . coyne; „ . Avalon, U1UII, -W. T. Nlckless; ' Tuckahoe, C. S. Lawrence. ' _'-.'./. 

It'was decided, however, to have a wnolc- trend of the times is for Bridgeport and Centre Square, A. VIneland—First, . S. G. Pitt; Colonial Manor, Charles Luther; 

Under mnnagoraent of 

little friendly game, but some of, 1 1 

service. Men have learned that E. Morris. ' 

North and Lake, H. C. Snyder; 

those in the crowd questioned the: life* I" contact with other men— Bridceton—Central, H. P. Sloan; South. F.. W,.Slater. 

MBS. WM. T. 8CHWARTZ 

word "friendly." 

j that HUCCOSM comes from mingling First. R. S. Carlisle; 'Fourth, B, J. Wildwood, G. H. Keller; Wood- "" V ' B1 , : «="«"«»> Creek. A, H. Burr; 

Meanwhile a number 01 song»l*' !" tn "'her men. Kiwanians are K. Way; Trinity,.C. M-. Johnston; ruff and Rosenhayn, Albert Uanvr;' 

had been well sung and later! building , hoHpltalt, interesting | Wesley Memorial,'G. A. Chalhbers. Willlamstown, J.' T. Richardson;' 

President Race said Pleasantvllkv tncm " t ' lvo1 ' '" outdoor camps for j Kurleigh, G. T. Hand; Cape Woodstown, E. W. Graham, 

had componed a little sonp; tho' W" 1 . and.kindred uplifting acUvl- | May City, J. E. Khaw; Capl- May 

Camdra District 

night before and now they werc;" ri

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' OCBAN CITY LtJWER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JBBflEY . * 

BANS 

F. MacNAMEB -Editor 

via. H. VANDKQRIFT—Bus. Msr. 

; jXnt«nd,u seeoooV-class matter at 

> J' . Ocean Qty Poet OJBce. 

,'- JILM per year in advance. , 

••••'-: The Ledger 

welcomes com- 

^,,- mWdcatlonsônjxihUc matters, .bat 

mankations on public matters, .ba 

•01 such letters nutH scemn 

jatd by the ntlumea of th 

isi 

•01 su 

jpaatsd h letters nutH scemn 

by the ntlumea of the 

. The names are not to be 

If 

t t thi f 

LKrrBBS MUST BBfclGNBD 

'Ite, Ledger this wprf .received 

for pabinasmoch- 

as the 

i failed to sign their names 

; to these rtmmiiP'fcitHiT)*',' t h : . ' ; .'. :•' 

V.'* ^' •• »•*.,' f'-'n'' '? vV;. -'.,' • .' 

•• 

- 'i-ffi: 

Wm. E. Msssey.Dr. Alien Corson 

and N. a Goff, of this resort, 

were among those attending the 

New Jersey Conference at Asbury 

Park. " 

Walter Wroe, of Philadelphia, 

prominent In dance circles, and a 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

SALE — ABMY SHOES — SALE 

' We have . Just - bought a . tremendous 

stock of Army Munson 

last shoes to be sold to the public 

direct. Prica $2.75. These shoes 

are 100 per cent, solid leather with 

heavy double soles 

sewed and 

nailed. The uppers are of heavy 

tan chroma leather, with bellows 

tongue, thereby making them 

waterproof. These shoes are selling 

very fast and we advise, you 

to order at once to insure your 

order being filled. 

The sixes are 6 to 11, all widths. 

Pay postman on receipt of goods or 

send money' order. Money refunded 

If shoes are not satisfactory 

ṪHE V. a. BTOBB8 CO, 

1441 Broadway, New York City 

' 

2-24rtf 

DO YOU LONG FOR A HOME 

in tho Pines T I have a farm at 

Estellville for sale. 9-room house, 

attic, cellar, bath, water system, 

garage, chicken coops, barn, fruit, 

land, 20 acres 

mostly 

ciearea, on main Douievara. Bargain 

for cash, or will 

consider 

trade for small city 

property. 

Harry' V. Rogers, 62S Central 

Avo., City. 

3-24-4t 

FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, in good 

order, $200. Wm. F. Berger, 

First and Central Ave. 

3-Z4-2t 

FOR SALE—400 feet of dry cedar 

boards. 

Inquire at Capt. Henderson's, 

14 Tenth St. 

It 

WOULD YOU like to live where 

- tho pinks grow, tho wild deer 

scamper and play, yet within 

about. 40 minutes drive from the 

cltyT I have a bargain for tome 

one. 

Harry V. Rogers, 626 Central' 

Ave., City. • 3-24-2t 

FOR SALE—Oarage for one car, 

' frame, well built. 3450 York 

Road, Philadelphia. - 

3-24-3t 

FOR SALE—Overland car for 

sale cheap. Apply 610 Fifth 

St. Ocean City, N. Jr. . 

It 

DO YOU WANT to own some 80 

. acres of wood land, spring in 

center, timber and allT $20 ber 

acre. Harry V. Rogers, 626 Central 

Ave... dty. 

3-24-2t 

FURNISHED APARTMENT for 

rent—Hot water heat; all conveniences. 

Apply F. E. 

730 Mooriyn Terrace. 

WANTED—A collector for Ocean 

. City and Mays Landnlg. Good 

position for right man. Apply 

Hurley Jones, 1714 Atlantic Av«C 

AU& Cit N J 

2-24-S 

among the visitors Sunday. 

Mlsa Geraldlno Bums, of Went 

Philadelphia, who spent lost summer 

In thla dty, was hero for several 

days during the psat week and 

returned homo Sunday. 

Paul Lamorelle and wife, of Tit 

Davids, returned home a few days 

ago after spending nearly a week 

at their cottage in thla city. 

W. H. Smith, tinsmith, and.family, 

of this city, took an auto trip 

to Lakowood and return on Sanday. 

Mrs. Harry L. Conver, wlfo 'of 

Lieut: Conver, of the Philadelphia 

Department of' Public Safety, Is 

at her cottage on Plymouth place, 

accompanied by her sister, Mrs. 

Chas. Chesloy, of Philadelphia. 

Lieut, and Mrs. Conver will, an 

usual, havo a house party during 

the .Easter holidays. 

Henry H. Marter, of Comden, 

was among tho visitors here' this 

week. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Blundln and 

daughter. Miss Betty, of the' Biscoyne 

Hotel, this dty, havo returned 

from a few days' visit to 

Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Wm. Doerr, of Philadelphia, 

who spends the summer seasons 

in this city, was among the 

visitors here during the Week. 

i 

Winner Slemmcr, who caughl 

| for the. baseball team here last 

summer, was in town during the 

week. He is a student at Muhlenberg. 

— - - -..-..- 

David. A. McClelland and wife, 

of Philadelphia,' are guests of the 

j Biocayne. Mr. McClelland has the 

I contract for the Flanders. 

t 

Eugene Murphy, of Philadelphia, 

la summer resident of this resort, 

wan here a few days ago! 

Thomas May Pierce, of the busi 

ness college of that name in Pblladolphla, 

was at the Blscayne this 

week. 

With him w«o Thos. 

Flavell, ot-PhiladelphU. 

Mrs. George Mann, of Phlladel 

phla and Ocean City, has not been 

well for some time at hn-tiome in 

Philadelphia, her many 

friends' 

will rvgret to learn. Mrs. Mann 

bos the Cenevinve Hotel here, and 

Mr. Mann is president of the Hotel 

Proprietors' Association of Ocean 

City. 

Miss Gladys Hughes, of Philadelphia, 

has. returned home after 

spending several, days here as the 

guest of Misses Jean and Betty 

Blundinv 

position for 

Hurley Jones, 1714 

AUsn&c City, N. J. 

Melville Hanscom and son. Bos. 

sell, of Philadelphia, war* among 

the week's visitors. With 

them 

was Mrs. Shaw. 

Wm. E. Massey, Jr., and wlfo, 

of this city, have returned from a 

visit toHot Springs, Va. 

Tho Bev. James E. Lake, of this 

city, returned early in the week 

from Asbury Park, where he attended 

the sessions of the New 

Jersey Conference. 

Leon Leopold, of Philadelphia, 

was among tho visitors this week. 

Ho has taken a cottage on Ocean 

avenue, near T«nth street, for the 

summer. Mr. Leopold I* actively 

interested In real eatuUi IU this 

city. 

Mrs. Steelman, mother of 

Roland Steelman, who has been 

seriously 111 from pleurisy; Is Improving. 

. . 

Mr. and Mm. Walter D. Bonsall, 

of Philadelphia, summer cottagers 

here, were among the visitors this 

week. 

H. N. Monger and family, of 

Camden, have opened tbelr cottage 

In this city. 

Harry Boone and family, of 

Philadelphia, are at. tbelr cotlage 

here. . 

A. E. Hallowell. of Philadelphia, 

is at his summer place, 926 Bonrdwalk. 

' Benj. J. Cooke, well known 

clock .dealer in Philadelphia, active 

in the Ocean City Fishing Club 

and always a booster for Cvean 

City, WM In town Saturday and 

Sunday. * He came down by uuto, 

and said he never felt better In 

his life, except that be wanted 

some of Ocean City's salt air for 

few hours. 

Mrs. Melvetta Rogers, a sister 

of Mm. F. E. Champion, of this 

city, has returned to her iiome 

.here after a visit of some tfmo at 

the residence of her daughter, 

Mrs. Taylor CohaU, In Cberiton, 

Va. . — 

Councilman Wm. McCosch, of 

Philadelphia, summer cottage,' in 

this_clty, who was seriously ill a 

short time since, is.again able to 

be around, according to reforts 

from Philadelphia. 

George W. Uber, of Phlliide) 

phla, a summer resident of. this 

resort, has "been spending some 

time in Daytona, FU, and will 

stop in North Carolina on his way 

back. 

Oscar Bonder and wife, of Williamstown, 

were hero Monday. 

They returned a few days before 

from 

West Palm Beach, where 

they spent the winter. They are 

summer residents of Ocean City. 

A little daughter of Humbert 

Pontiere, of this city, will have her 

tonsils removed by Dr. Wm. Steel, 

of Philadelphia, at. her parents' 

home tomorrow. 

Miss Marguerite G. Smith, of 

Warren, Pa., is the guest of Raymond 

H. Gardner and family, of 

this dty. 

• 

Miss Biggin, telegraph operutor 

and assistant. In the offices of the 

West Jersey and Seashore Railroad 

Company's Eighth street 

depot, returned early in the week 

from a few days' visit toher home 

at Anglesea. 

J. A. Dittricb, of Philadelphia, 

father of Walter A. Dlttrich. was 

among the visitors here Monday. 

R. R. Bringhumt, of Philadelphia, 

a summer cottager, was in 

town Monday and Tuesday. 

O. V. Bingham. of Ridley Park, 

a property owner here and for 

several years active' In the Ocean 

City Fishing Club, was a recent 

visitor. 

Chas. R. Stilwell. of Philadelphia, 

former secretary and treasurer 

of the-Ocean City Title and 

Trust Company, was among the 

visitors here this week.' 

CITY BRIEFS 

Pain Sunday tomorrow. 

Summer hotel keepers will-soon 

be making their appearance here. 

A still may occasionally be found 

even in Ocean City, It appears. 

All that's needed here Is some 

line weather, and Ocean City will 

be almost overrun with visitors. 

Coraas's Mass la F tobe Saag at 

St. AagasthWb 

It is expected that there wID be 

three masses in St. Augustine's 

Church in this dty Easter Sunday. 

These will bo at 7, B and 10 

o'clock, it Is announced, by the 

rector, the Bev. Thos. F. Blake. 

There will be high mass at 10 

o'clock, at which time the choir, 

under the .direction of Miss 

Rodgers, will sing Concone's Mass 

In F. 

As usual, the altars will bo 

beautifully decorated with flowers. 

Haa Pardused Car 

Wm. McLaughlan, of' the Mc- 

Laughlan-Conover firm, Atlantic 

City, haa purchased a pretty 

Willys-Knight sedan, which he is 

now using. He made the purchase 

through the' agency of Michael 

Nahaas, dealer, of this dty. 

ELIMINATION OF LOSS 

It has been remarked that 

"profit In large measure is the 

elimination of loss." 

Decide on safe investment for 

your money—open an account now 

with the 

FIRST NATIONBL BANK 

Three' Per Cent. .Interest Paid 

on Savings Fund Accounts. 

BRST ItoioNAi BA 

OCEANCITY.N.J. 

mmm 

Ocean City Churches 

FUST PBBSBYTBRIAN '.' 

CBUBCB. . 

Seventh Street asti Wesley 

The Rev. Chas. F. N. Voegelin, 

' 

-Pastor. 

Morning worship 

,, 10J0 

Bible School „_..' : 2JJ0 

Friendship Bible Class . for 

Men „ 2JS0 

Mary of Bethany Bible Class 

for Women , 

XStO 

Senior C. E. 

Senior C. E. ,,,, 

Intermedaite C E. , 

, 6w45 

[Evening WoraMp-_^^__—_' 7J0 

Junior C. EL, Wednesday - &45 

Midweek' service for Bible 

study and Prayer, Wednesdays 

'—: L~_7J0 p. m. 

A Homelike dmrch, with • cordial 

welcome. 

HOLY TsUNirr PBOTB8TANT 

EPISOPAL CHUBCH 

Northeast 

Ceraer of Eleventh 

. Street and Ceatral Aveaae 

I The Bev. Joseph W. Watts, A. M, 


&30 a. m.—Sunday School. 

10.4B—Church service. 

CONTRACTORS 

Mall Us your lists for builders' 

supplies. We can sava you money 

CHAMPION 

Tenth and West Ave. 

'Look for. The .Sign." 

-BUfeK TOURING "FOR 

Cheep. 410 Fourth St 

3-24-lt 

SOME. FIVE ACRES of cleared 

land on Cape May Boulevard. 

Good poultry site. Can be bought 

for practically the cost of clearing. 

Harry V. RoRcnc, 026 Central 

Ave., City. 

3-24-2t 

WALTER a AND A. W. Mc- 

' 

COKKLE, well known owner* of 

Tho Land Office," 424 Eighth 

street, where they* are In 'the real 

- estate and insurance. business, returned 

this week from Lakeland, 

Flo. 

They will be glad to have 

listings of property for' sale or 

rent,, and they assure patrons of 

prompt and- satisfactory, attention 

to business, as in the past 

It 

40 ACRES lof' timber, mostly 

young growth, high and dry, on 

toaln booWrd. Harry V. Rogers, 

«26 Central Ave.. City; • 3-24-2t 

Painting & Paperhanging 

Interior Decorators 

PHONE. 79S 

401 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

YARNS 

WANTED — Competent . stenographer 

.and typist 

Apply Title 

Department, Ocean City title and 

Trust Co 

It 

Departme 

Trust Co. 

JOHNSON, FLORIST, will, have 

» targe variety of .Easter FJowers 

for sale at Broadley'H Plumb- 

"g Store, 731 Anbury Aw. .It 

HAVE YOU THE NERVE, as 7 

nayo done, to buy a piece oi 

»«>d land, sell.the y timber, grub 

oat the stumps, cultivate the End, 

fV'y»nr produce T If so, I havo 

v b *£« mln 

*»r some one. Harry 

J.\. Bogers, 626 Central Ave^ 

PUBLIC SALES 

We have purchased 122,' 

000 pair V. a Array Munson 

last shoes, sises 6Va to 12, 

which watt the entire surplus 

stock of one of the largest 

U. S. Government shoe contractors. 

This shoe is guaranteed 

one hundred per cent solid 

leather, color dark tan, bellows 

tongue, dirt and waterproof. 

The actual value of 

this shoe Is 96.00. Owing to 

this tremendous buy we can 

offer same to the public at 

$235. 

Send correct size. Bay 

Postman on delivery or send 

money order. II ahoes are 

not as represented we will 

cheerfully refund your money 

promptly Upon request. 

National Bay State 

Shoe Co. 

296 Broadway 

New York, N.Y, 

BEAR BRAND 

SCHNEIDER'S YARN SHOP 

934 BOARDWALK 

Ocean City Stora 

8441 BALTIMORE AVE. 

PtiWelpUa. Star* 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

TITLE AND TRUST CO. 

g the Real Estate and Search Ce.) 

- Cape May Court Hoostv N. J. • 

Acts As Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity 

MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR 8ALB 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES 

TITLE INSURANCE 

BKARCHBS 

BRIEFS OP TmLB 

OONVBYANONO 

HMIMM'II»M>»M »IMMMMIMIIMI«MI 

Bverythlag for (he Wall 

All Work Guaranteed 

WILLIAM REYNOLDS 

Paper Hanging... 

ltl-J 

AT OUR NEW 8TORK—«M ASBURY AVRNUK 

Eatiautre Cheerfully Given - 

MATTHEW SAVAGE 

tate___ 

80S Third Street until April I 

After that date, S» Ninth.Street. 

Arthur Starr 

7.46 p. m.—Vespers and i 

dress. 

Holy .Communion first Sunday 

of each. r^^Mh, 10*4fi a. m. Saints' 

I Days and Holy Days, 10 a. m. 

FIRST M. B. CHUBCH. ' 

Eighth Street and Ceatral Aveaae. 

The Bev. Dr. John Handley, 

Pastor. 

Preaching services, 10JM a. n> 

and 7.80 p. m. Bible School. IS m. 

Prayer service Wednesday .evening, 

7.30. . 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 

Asharr Ave, sear Fearteestth 8C 

Tbe Bev. Thos. F. Blake. Sector. 

Mass at 10 o'clock, followed by 

Benediction 

. Mass gonday at 10 o'clock, followed 

by Benediction. _ . 

Hotel Stratford 

SEVENTH AND OCBAN AVB. 

Opes AH Year 

light - ^ 

aa4 'Vr'rlrf 

' Special Low Rate 

New Hot Water Heatiag 

Plant InstaBed 

MILTON BUBTNCAM 

BRACEBRIDGE 

HALL 

Caters to transient abd perauiiwnt 

gaesta. Home cooked 

Bkeab served. Hot water heat. 

Centrally located. 

PHONE 101-H 


Masa . Sundays at St. JTo 

^burcTi, Somers Point, at 8 r 

. Sunday services,'1030 a. m. amu> 

7.80p.m. 

Sunday School, ftVSO 

neida ""jCio p *" 3r r 

tM ! ttio *' 

Fta(8T BATTI8T CHtTBCB " V>^^ 

TeatH Street aad Wesley JtfMaa^j 

The Bar. Milton Georg* Back. ; ^ 

• '. Pastor. . ••>••.•,•,•* '" 

The Church With a Cordial.v 

Welcome. 1 * 

TNTOIY 

AVAST 

OTOKNCC 

" DIFFBBBNCBS 

DONT be misled by 

the smooth talk of at 

salesman. Come to us 

direct and 'get lumber' 

of l««Hw» ciualltyât 

reasonable prices. 

"Better Lumber Her* 

TOWNSBNirS 

LUMBSB TABD 

Bta St. aad Haves Ave. 

Ocean Oty. M. J. 

Otis I 

Prop. 

PhosteST 

^ : 

MMIIIMHMI 

«HMI>IMMIMMHMH»M»K« 

RICHARD H. JOHNSON CO. 

HIGH GRADE PLUMBING 

817 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. 

' High Class Mra for High Osas Work . : 

Bstiautos Feraiahed Jobblag ArUnaed to ; 

SUNDAES 

SOOAS - ' HbTMUMCS 

K. K, FXJRMAJST 

. *7J&4-2G ANHUBY AVENCB 

PfceaatM 

HIGH GRADE-ICE CREAM . O»«W» PeBrieJI 

r 

. FOR SALE 

The Baptist Church Building 

Comer of Tenth Street and Wesley Avenue 

Thia property can be converted into a good twpfamOy 

apartment, anil can be moved fronulnev 

preaent location after Eaater. - 

Terms Interesting 


411 Eighth Street 


EXPRESS 

Local and Lous: Distance 

Wood and Kindlinsr for Sale 

. Pine and Oak Piling . 

PHONB8MW ' 

, ;,'•'; 

IHMIMMMMMIIIHIMMMUMMHIIIMIIIIMi 

QakkDcUvcry 

: 8M ASBUBY AVB. 

•«• 

PAINTING 

HOUSE, SIGN AND AUTOMOBILE 

Alt Work GMWUMS- 

P. L. DUCHARME 

' : " . - (BABNEY) . - ' . . . 

• SHOP • - 

Hubb Garage 

Seventh and HmT«n Are. OCEAN CTIY. N. J. 

FOR 

SALE 

Twin dwelling and small house on rear of lot. 

Now occupied. Income S87.B0 per month 

COLOKBD BUYBB8- OPPOBTUN1TY , 

'Lot 80x100 feet 

Will take one-half on mortgage 

at 0 per cent. Price S3£0a Ask 

JOHN J.FOSTER 

Realtor 


Phone «79W 

JTobbing and Alteraatloa* 

Eveatually—Why Not NowT 

. CONSULT 

HOWARD O. MACPHERSON 

Practical Carpenter and Builder 

loll ASBUBY AVENUB 

"SATISFACTION IS OUB MOTTO" 

OCBAN CTTY. N. X 

|| Expert Hair Cutting g Bead aad Facial Treatment a Specialty. 

Special Attention to Children's Bab Cutting 

JERRY PULLO 

City Hall Barber Shop 

CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTK8 

843 Aabnry Avenae, Next to City HaD 

>i' 

JOHN R. GROVES 

83S Adbory Avenue 

OccaB CUy, H J. 

•** 

amg 

Contractor 

JAMES M. CHESTER & CO. 

Real Estate and Insurance 

C t t ' d L 

Hotcla, Cottages'and L 

Nemt torWt Oflce 

for Sale, Rant or Bzcauga 

'y OCBAN CM, U. X 

JOS. G. CHAMPION 

BU1XDIKO CONTRACTOR 

A N D 

. . •• • : •;..•• 

BUILDEfiS" SUPPLIES ; 

Yard and. Offlcel Tenth and West Ave. BstahUcJ> 

: Plans and Bstiautos • : ' '.Vhotu,' 

'•rM 

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OCEAN CITY 

OCBAN CITY. HKW JEBSKV 

Saturday, March 24, 1923 

RISK INSURANCE 

/ : Ba«*araca Cab to 

Attention 

to Act 

.•* The following bom Ccngnuuui 

Bacharach, of this district, 

Ul be read with Interest by for-. 

itr ssrvlco men: 

'J'.'; .Editor the Ledger:—Knowing 

i;)tliat yon are always Interested In 

&;'the Welfare f o our ox-service men, 

, "--'I am , at Intersectldn 

$Z,400. Lot 640, nuc and Borthw,, Ht a id 0 of p, elU( . 

' urc Railroad. 

South" 

M ° ry M " M Wock 2I0 °- 

northeast lin*Ti"^| j*sKy*|isH8tsW!pygwWs > s*^^ 

'.' f •'..•>,'-. •••••'•,•.•••'..:,>;..;••••:': •.••".••;•-;.;', •'. »..i.i'--.'.'.''.'J! ; 

mmmmmmmm 

i^^fa^l 

mmmmmmii*wm^ 

»M;;>'.i^ 

Saturday, JUarch 24, 1928 

ConntyD.A.R.iato 

Meet iiTTKIs City 

Will be Entertained by Local 

Messbere With Luntheon and ' 

Cord* at Biacayne Today 

Tho members of tho Capo May 

Patriots Chapter, 

Daughtor* of 

the American Revolution, will bo 

entertained at the Biacayne Hotel 

today by the Ocean City members 

of the organization, and it Is expected 

that there will be. about 

fifty in attendance. 

There will bo a meeting of tho 

society at 11 o'clock this morning, 

with a luncheon at 1 o'clock. Following 

this the members will spend 

a few hoars in playing bridge and 

five hundred. 

OCEAN Cm? L8DQBB, OCEAN CITV, NEW JER8BY 

DECISION FOR MAY HEW 

Justice Ware Dispose* of Salt 

Brought to Recover Rent 

Flounders Flounder 

Into Dredge Pipes 

Dopey Fish Have Look Far Away 

Aa They're Dag Up - from 

the Bay ' •. 

Waddayuh mean, Luxor T More 

things are being 

unearthed in 

Ocean City 1 today than they havo 

been unable to dig up in Egypt 

"slneo Hector was a pup." True, 

they aren't mummies, but some of 

tho things that have been" brought 

to the surface here are mackerel, 

and a mackerel can be as' dead as 

a 

mummy any day. Ask 

Ocean City fisherman. 

Tho dredge 'anchored off 

iny 

the 

steamboat pier up near the Inlet 

is tho cause of all the commotion. 

For a week post a stream twentyfour 

inches wide has been shot 

through, a half-mile of pipe onto 

the McLaughlan-Conovcr develment 

up in the Cartiens. For 

In the city court Monday morn-1 twenty-four hours a day this pipe 

Ing, Justice F.H. Ware heard testimony 

in the suit of D. B. Mayhew 

to recover two months' rent. 

lino has b«en ripping the bottom 

of the thoroughfare. 

There has 

.been no let up. Everything has 

»80. from Tony AdlUil, a former 110 * 11 brou *ht to the Kurface but a 

h 

rcfund '""» th i t b 

rcfund 

Unant of Mayhew, who was repre1 

scnted by Hiram S. Steelman. of|" a " 

the income tax bu 

i 

u 

at 

Washington, and . Elton 

h 

scnted by Hiram S. Steelman. of| 

g , and . Elton 

Atlantic City. The defendant was ' „" y ' one of the owners of the 

without a legaj representative. 

i *" ' """Jglnif Company, which Is 

The Court give 

judgment to .ôl " K th « Puplng, thinks that if 

Mayhew for the two months' rent, 

b f na " « ood 

weather he'might bo 

bnt said he would le^ tho matter, f blc even to get one of these un 

rest for a few. days in order that, hl "-"f things, 

the defendant could have an op-1 Cra •*•• K 1 * 4 '- big, blue, pincered 

portunlty to nettle. 1 ft -' llow h b d 

Tho defendant declared that he | 

would pay at the rate of ton cents ' 

s ttreek. 

, pd 

havo been dug up in such 

cc "' i n«: a 

that 

nuisance 

they 

and 

the 

trouble !« not Ukcn to pick them 

" p EU b h h 

week. .. pick them 

It was In evidence that the do- " p- EeU b * the hundred, have 

fendant hod signed a lease for air? 1 di " turb «l 1" their nice, warm 

year, at *40 a month, the year end-. , 

of mud *. »»"*«< out, then in 

ing March 31 last, and . Justice i ""^ thcn out a K» ln int ° the day- 

Ware said that, under the condi-' "*" °', Bn P""" cit y March day. 

give'? 1 " 

"•-•"-•• c »Pdde> will ae^represcnUtives 

of Anna Hasaon, quired to furnish, within tan dan 

deceased, are made defendants be- from date of the award, a saUscanse 

yon own said premises or 

claim to have an interest therein 

estate of Anna Hasfaetory 

b 

through the < 

son, uBCOaind 

surety 

pany bond in 

roll amount of 

d f 

HORACE F. NIXON. 

Solicitor of Complainant.. 

S17 Market Street, Camden, N: J. 

Dated February 13. 1923. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY CIRCUIT 

COURT 

John A. Mrera. Plaintiff, vs. WU 

. Uaa* W. BaUey. Defendant. 

ACTION AT IA 

Notice ia AUachssent 

Notice la hereby given that i 

writ of attachment was issued oat 

of the Circuit Court, is the County 

of Case May, on the 81st- day of 

August, 199. against the rights, 

credits, moneys and effects, goods 

and chattels, lands and tenements 

of William W. Bailey, an absent 

debtor, at the suit of John A. 

My. 

dred 

for the ram of Six Hun- 

(•600.00), returnable 

'era, for tl 

id Dollars 

September 31, Wit, and the same 

has been served and duly, executed 

on the 8th day of September. 

1922. and wasflled with the 

Clerk of Cape May County on the 

28th day of October, 1922. 

Dated February 13, 1823. 

A. CARLTON HILDRETH, 

Clerk, Cape'May County 

Circuit Court. 

BLEAKLY, 8TOCKWELL. «V 

BURLING, 


2-17-5t 

reived at th 

Avalon, N. J., on 

26th. 1923. at the 

All bid 

b 

Boroug 

Monday, 

hour oT 

ll, 

March 

8 p. m. 

id b 

All bids must be accompanied by 

certified " check or cash in the 

amount'of $10.00 The successful 

bidder must furnish satisfactory 

bond. , 

Specifications may be obtaii ed 

from the Borough Clerk or .the 

PI rector of Public Works. 

RALPH PETERSON, 

Borough Clerk and Collector 

of. Taxes, 

Avalon, N. J. 

f 

3-24-2t 

NOTICE 

OF ABSENT DE- 

FENDANTS AND THE HEIRS, 

DEVISEES AND PERSONAL 

REPRESENTATIVES 

OF 

ANNA HA88ON, DECEASED. 

To John H"""*j Julia Haney, 

James Honey, Gertrude Quin, 

John Hasson, Jr., Anna Hasson, 

Mary 

Hisson, and the heirs, 

" repredevisees 

and personal 

sentativea, of any person Or eorsons 

claim by or through thorn 

-of Anna Hasson, deceased. 

By virtue of an order of the 

Court of Chancery of New Jersey, 

made on the day of the data thereof, 

in a cause wherein M«*n.l« 

Whftall, executrix, is complainant 

and you are defendant, you are required 

to appear, pleu or answer 

to the Complainant's bill on or before 

the sixteenth day of April, 

next, or the said bill will be taken 

as confessed against you. 

The said bUlUftied to foredoM 

a mortgage given by Anna Hassan 

and John Hasson, her husband, 

dated July IS, 1911, on prentisis 

situate In the Borough of Avalxi. 

County of Cape May, and State of 

New Jersey, and you, John Has- 

J 

p 

y, and State of 

New Jersey, and you, John Hasson, 

Julia Haney, James Hanry, 

Gertrude Quin, John Hasson. Jr. 

NOTICE TO UNIT CREDITORS 

Estate of Jofcn R. Groves. Deceased 

Pursuant to the order of Irving 

Fitch, Surrogate of the County of 

Cape May, made on the twentyfourth 

day of January, A. D. 1923, 

on the 

scriber. > application 

-, Adrnlnlstral 

ceased, notice is hereby goven 

the creditors of said deceased 

of the aobitrix 

of sald-deto 

to 

exhibit to the subscriber 

under 

oath or affirmation 

their HrIn*" 

and demands against the estate of 

said deceased within six months 

from the twenty-fourth . day of 

January, A. D. 1923. or they will 

be forever barred of any action 


Dated January 24, A. D. 1923. 

' EDITH Q. GROVES, 

Administratrix. 

LEAP, SHARPLESS A WAY, 

2-3-9t 

Proctors. 



Coatract No. 7J7-B 


received by the Board of Commissioners 


N. J., at the office of the said Commisaionera 

in City 

City, N. J., March Hall. Ocean 

26, 1923, at 

the hour of 3.00 p. m.. for the 

bildi d t t i . of a 

g, cted between 

Fifth street and Sixth street: east 

f Atlti 

i 

hou 

of 3.00 p. m.. for 

building and' constructing. of 

frame building, locSted 

betw 

Fifth street and Sixth street: east 

of Atlantic avenue, in the City of 

Ocean City, N. J., as described In 



form* provided, cover all items 

contained therein arid be accompanied 

by cash or check • certified 


Company in the sum of (250.00, 


Ocean City, N. J, without condl- 

A certificate from a satisor 

guaranty comthe 

sum of the 

rl 

mount of the award. ' conditioned 

for the faithful performance 

of the contract, payment of 

all bills and.wages, and will also 

be required to aave the City of 

Ocean City, N. J., tia—wltta from 

all actions at law or otherwise, 

and by virtue of the employers' 

liability act of the SUU of New 

Jersey or any other act pertaining 

to the employes or laborers, by 

giving: a 8urety Company bond or 

insurance. ... ' 

The entire work will be completed 

by the 16th day of June, 

1923. 


the right to reject any or 

all bids or to waive any Informality 

In any bid. 

- Plans and specifications can be 


depositing f 10.00. 

Dated March 5, 1923. 


'Director-of Public Works. 

WM. H. COLUSSON, JR, 

3-10-3t HARRY A. MO! 


iRRIS, 

City Clerk. 

pany bond or Insurance. 




the right to reject any or all 

bids or to waivo any informality 

in any bid. 



depositing 110.00. 

Dated March 6, 192a 



WM. H. COLLISSON. JR., 



3-10-at 

• City Clerk. 



Contract No. ISS 

Sealed bids or proposals will bo 




the City Hall, Ocean City. N. J,. 

March 26, .1923, at tho hour of 3.00 

P. M-, for the building of two 

frame pavilions located in Central 

Ocean City and South Ocean City, 

obtained from the qtr-Cswlr»>rr- 

• jsiuufl troooc * 

atedMarch S, 1928. 

EVEBTON A. CORSON, 


WM. H. COLUSSON, JtL, 

r- ~ • 

HARRY A. MO 

HA 

3-10-3t 

City Cleric 

N. J., 

tlons. 

described in the epoclfica- 



Cootract No. 737-A ' 

Sealed bids or propossls will be 




'" ~" Oeesn City, N. J^ 

(6) fennis Courts, located be-i , lklJ, ^,, w. 

tween Fifth street and Sixth The auccessful bidder will be »«- 

street, east of Atlantic avenue, | n ! 9»«»»d to furnish,-within ton days 

the City f O Cit N J If the date of th d t 

the City of Ocean. City, N. J., as I 

described in the specifications. - ; 

All bids most be made on the 

forms 

provided, . cover all items 




Combeny in the sum of $260.00 

psyshle to the City Treasurer of 





most be attached to the bidding 

sheet. 

The successful bidder will be required' 





amount of the award, conditioned 

for the faithful performance -of the 

contract, payment of all 'the bills 

and wsges, and will be required to 

save the City of Ocean City, N. J, 

harmless from all actions at law 


employers' 

liability act • of the 

State of New 'Jersey or any other 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY. N. J.' 


, Contract No. 7M 



of Ocean City, N. J.. at the 

offices of said Commissioners In 

the City Hall. Ocean City, N. J,. 

March 26, 1923, at the hour of SUM) 

P. M^ for. the building and con> 

s true ting of a frame pavilion located 

• at Fourteenth 

street and 

Beach. Thorofare in the City of 

Ocean City, N. J., as described in 


All bids must be made, on the 

fonris 

providod, cover all items 

contained therein and be accom- . 

panted by cosh or check certified 

by a New Jersey Bonk or Trust 

Company in tho sum of $250-00 


Ocean City, N. J- without condition. 





uhcet. 

• 


to furnish, within tea days 

from the date of the sward, a oat- - 

isfactory Surety or Guaranty Com-; - 

pany Bond in tho sum of tho full 

amount of the award, .conditioned 


contract, payment of all tho bills 

und wages, and will be. required to 

Have the City of. Ocean City, N. J, 

harmless from all actions at law. 

or. otherwise, and by virtue of the 

employers' 

liability act of the" 


act 

pertaining to employees or 

laborers', by giving a Surety Company 





thp right te reject any or all 

. . ——--* — — ~~ibids or to waive any informality 

State of New Jersey -or any other I In any bid. 

Dr * 

pertaining • to omployees orj 


forms 

provided, cover all items 

contained' therein and be accompanied 



Company In the sura of (260.00 

payable to tho City Treasurer of 


A certificate from a nails- 

9 fih,within ton days 

f the date of the award, a iiat- 

UOctory Sur«ty_ or Guaranty Company 

Bond in the sum of tho full 

amount of tho uwurd, conditioned 

for the faithful performance^ of the 

contract, payment of all tho bllla 

and wages, and will be required to 

save the City of Ocean City, N. J., 

harmless from 'all actions at law 


employers' liability act of' the 

pning 

to omployees or 

laborers, .by- giving a Surety Company 



by the 15th of Juno, 192X 

Tho Board of Commissioners reserve' 

the right to reject any or all 

bids or to' waive any Informality 

in any bid.. 



obtained from tho City Clerk try 

depositing * 10.00. 

; Dated Msrch B. 1023. 

EVBRTQN A. CORSON, 


WM. H. COLUSSON, JR, 

• / •' City Engineer. 


S-10-3t . City Clerk. 

Fire! Fire! Fire! 

* Phone 48J-R 

OCEAN CITY STORAGE CO. 

Sixth St. and West Ave. 

Ask to see the 

FYRFYTER 

EXTINGUISHERS 

Approved by the Underwriters 

Reduce Your Insoranre 

factory 



must be attached to the bld- 

PLANS AND 

ESTIMATES FURNISHED 

.ALL WORK 

' GUARANTEED 

LEWIS COSSABOON 

Builder of Quality Homes 


Pf>ooo«6.-J. OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

PALMER'S 


Reliable 

Vulcanizing 



and Delivered 

• . 

PhoM US 

UNITED STATES T IRES 

FOURTH 

STREET & 

ASBURY AVE* 

OCEAN CITY, N. X 

FOR SALE OR RENT 

APARTMENTS 

BUNGALOWS 

COTTAGES 

HOTELS 

0 M, 

jJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOtX 

RUSSELL'S 

728-30 ASBURY AVENUE 

§ Tickle your palate with our Home-Made 

Delicatessen Specialties 

Jersey Poultry 

Capons 

Select Nearby Eggs 

ooooooooooooooo 

recommtnJ Cehtain-teedpaint 

because 

it grves our customers 

more Jor their money. 

Our experience is that 

Certain-teed has iwiv 

Iwfy and wears longer 

• titan ordinary paint. 

Buy Hot 

Paint Headquarters 

need only 8,^ gallons ol.Certain-teed Outside 

Whitcto paint a spacious home like this (40 *x 32*). 

That means less than #35 for the paint. There is nothing 

more artistic than a nicely painted, white house 

In its settinR of green lawn and shrubbery. When it 

takes so little paint to keep a fine home, like this fresh 

and new, it is a.pity to put off painting. .. Whatever 

the color let us snow you the choice rich shades to be 

had in Certain-teed outside paint. • . 

Hotue Paint 

Oubkle White No. +»8 

Window BUnd 

Paint 

Grtn No. 441 

Peaq*. 

$J10 

Inside White 

Point 

No. 449 

TOWNSEND'S LUMBER YARDS 

EIGHTH STREET AND HAVEN AVENUE 

Otis M. Towmend, Prop.. 

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If you are interested in building 

of any land, you will find me prepared 

to be of service to you at 

my New Office, 946 ASBURY 

AVENUE. 

My Reputation for Better Construction has 

been Built on the Recommendations of my 

Satisfied Patrons. 

H. C. PONTIERE 

BUILDER 

PUNS BEING MADE FOR CITY'S 

SECOND ANNUAL "GET-TOGETHER" 

Parade la Pfcfla«WpkU. Headed! 

by Band and B«gW aad Drast j 

Corp.—Note! 8f(dun • 

Ocean City's second annual 

"Booster Banquet" will be 'held 

in the Manufacturers' Club In 

Philadelphia, ' Tuesday evening, 

April it . ' . • 

Arrangements had been made 

to hold the affair on Thursday 

evening. April 88, but Wm. E. 

Massey, chairman of the general 

committee of the Ocean City 

KlwanU Club, which successfully 

conducted the dinner last year and 

• is the prime mover in planning 

for this second big event, accidentally 

discovered . at tho Manufacturers' 

Club, .early this week, 

that the Ocean City Fishing Club 

had picked' out that evening -for 

its annual banquet, at the Manufacturers' 

Club, without knowing 

of the booster arrangement*. Mr. 

Massey at once secured a change 

ID the date for the "Booster Banquet." 

Mr. Masaey mado this announcement 

at the weekly lunchcon 

of the members of the KlwanU 

Club at the Biscayne on Wednesday. 

Chairman Massey further stated 

that Strickland W. GlUUan, a 

noted writer and speaker living 

in Baltimore, will be the principal 

known cottaKor here and active in 

Mabel Clay, Mm. H, H. Tomlln, tho affulrs uf th« Presbyterian, 

MM Sarah Goff, Mm. Henry Bainbridge, 

Mrs. A. Way, .Mrs. Julius 

Church in the summer seasons. 

speaker at the banquet. Another 

very excellent speaker who hasWay, Mrs. Enoch Madera. Miss 

consented "to .be present is Judge Myrtle Madera, Mrs. Curtis Corson, 

Mrs. Thompson Miller, Miss 

Harold B. Welt*, of Burlington. 

Intimately known by a number of 

-the business men and residents of 

this city. . 

A special train will convey the 

Ocean City delegation from this 

resort to Philadelphia and' there 

they will be met by a number of 

Mummer cottagers of this resort 

living In Philadelphia. Headed 

by Hummel's Band," which provided 

stirring music last year, and 

the members of L. Russell Henry 

Post Bugle ahd Drum Corps, of 

this city, the crowd will parade 

to the Manufacturers' Club. 

The inn of the gathering on 

that night, will be broadcasted 

by the radio. 

Following the luncheon of the 

Kiwanls Club, there was a meeting 

of the members of the various 

committees and a number of details 

were discussed. 

All of the Various civic, organisations 

have. been invited to cooperate 

In making this booster 

affair even greater than was that 

of last year.. The. Ocean City 

Chamber of Commerce has al- 

Jc«ady_. appointed a committee to 

act. with the Kiwanls Club, and 

similar action In expected from the 

Ocean City Taxpayers' Association, 

Hotel Proprietors" Association 

of Ocean City, Ocean City 

Pishing Club, the Anglers" Club 

of Ocean City, the Progressive 

League, Twentieth Street. Improvement 

Association and. the 

South Ocean City Improvement 

Association. . 

D. OF JL R. MEMBERS 

ENJOY VISIT 

EaterUiMd WIU Laacbeoa and 

Cards at the Bbcayae Hotel 

la Tab City 

Members of Cape May' Patriots 

Chapter, Daughters of the American' 

Revolution, were entertained 

The Legion, realizing the great 

For the three months of this 

Engineer Wm. H. Collisson, Jr., 

noon. . | possibilities for good in the Scout 

year ending today, the total value 

at the Biscayne Hotel, In this city, These concerts will be given by i 

with Leslie C Hughes at the ormovement, 

plans to sponsor It in 

of the buildings for which permits 

Saturday, by the members of the the members of the newly-organ-1 

this community and In every way gan. • . . were issued is 9800,000. which 

organization residing in this resort. 

ized Ocean City Orchestra, whose' 

encourage enthusiasm In the work 

Following is the program: 

numbers wil be augmented by 

MORNING 

equals the record of the same period 

last year. This Is exclusive of 

several first-class musicians from. In its youthful members. Organ Prelude—"Grand Chorui," 

There was a business session 

Philadelphia. 

At the close of the meeting, at —Gullmant. 

the new beach-front hotel,' tho 

shortly before the noon hour. 

After luncheon, the members of 

thu party played bridge and five 

hundred,, and several hours were 

thus very pleasantly passed, . " 

Those present were: Mrs. AUen 

Wale< Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. 

Elizabeth Goff. Miss Henrietta 

Coff, Mrs. Floyd C. Simms, Mrs. 

Eljzabeth Stltes, Mrs. Fleming. 

Mra. James Roa», Mrs.' Alice Hoffman, 

Mis* & Smith, Mrs. Horace 

Richardson; Mrs. Robert Hughes 

and* Mrs. Wm. Shepherd. 

FREE CONCERTS 

FOR^VISITORS 

Through the. efforts of members 

of the Ocean City Civic Club, Thursday evening, April 5, the 

Special musical programs will 

visitors to this resort wil be entertained 

by means of free concerts will have as their guests the mem- 

members of Morgan-Ranck Post 

in this city's music pavilion on Ibers of the Boy Scout Troops of 

the Boardwalk this evening and| 

at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow after-' 

This will be the first public j 

appearance of the Ocean . City 

Orchestra, organized through thoi 

efforts of DeWItt Hirst and Prof.- 

Robinson. All of the members 

LEGION PLANS TO 

HELP BOV SCOUTS 

Ocean City Orchestra WIU beMorgan-Ranch Post Will Enter- 

Heard at Mask PeWlon Tonlfht 

and Tossorrow ' 

tain Youths at Headquarters 

Thursday Evening 

At the regular meeting next 

Ocean City. 

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which the boys will be fully acquainted 

with the pout's plans, a 

luncheon will be served by the post 

t its young guests. 

SUTTON GIVEN 

FINE MUSIC FOR 

PRESBYTERIANS 

Augmented Choir Will be Heard 

st Both Services'Tomorrow 

la Easter Program 

be sung by the augmented choir 

of the First Presbyterian Church 

at the morning' and evening services 

tomorrow — Easter—under 

the direction of the leader. City 

Anthem—"As It Began To Dawn" 

—Stutls Invocation. 

Hymn. 

- delsohn. 

Soprano >olo—^The. Messiah!*.— ! 

Handel—Miss Corson. 

Sermon—Pastor. 

$400,000 DEING EXPENDED 

FOR BUILDINGS IN MARCH 

Inspector's Records Show That 

Valuation of Permits 

In Three Momtfcs Is 

During the month of March, 

Building . Inspector H. C. 8mith 

Issued permits for new bouses in 

this city whose approximate value 

is (400,000. 

' Flanders, which, it has been esti- 

[Mated will cost $1,500,000. 

WILL BUILD BUNGALOWS 

HEMHER GOES TO 

PACIFIC COAST 

WIU' Meet Japanese Delegation 

That Will Investigate Fish 

Freezing and Similar Plants 

Past Commodore William E. 

Hexamer left Philadelphia last 

Tuesday for San Francisco, where 

he will meet an imperial delegation 

from Japan. After visiting 

all the important cities on the 

Pacific coast..he will take in all 

the larger cities on his way East. 

Tho delegation Is coming hers) 

to Investigate the Ash frceslng, ' 

ice cream and dairy plants. 

Some fifteen years ago. Commodore 

Hoxamer had a similar delegation 

from Japan in this country. 

are musicians, but they have not.' 

A S t imSer"" " H "" eli * b Chou " ~ •»•»• M««»>"y Making Start o* Bnd the result was that be opened 

oil played. together until within 

the last few weeks, when the organlzation 

was effected. ' 

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Harry Headley, Miss Mary Coriw.n, 

Mrs. Wm. F. Gardiner, Miss 

WARN WELCONEi 

E - tw . •*• H.ôJb'rSri-Phiud.ip.hi. bray, _ 

Times"—Homer. 

r-^.r''^zszzsz 

biislness man who has a number icv-making. refrigerating 

EVENING 

of interests ben*, and who, a short planU. He advised, at that time, 

I Organ Prelude —"Prelude 

and time since, as reported in the Ledger 

at Uie time, purchased a tract 

Suffers Loss by Fire Frieads Greet President of Cha _.' Fugue in E Minor"—Kinder. 

the introduction of a cold-air blast 

Lynch, Miss Benedict, Mrs. Ella The many friendx of Morgan H. - 

I Anthem—"Christ is Risen" 

plant for the t Steel Mills 

bee of Cosaaacree at Dinner 

of land on the bay front-560 feet 

Stoy, Mrs. L. W. Mlntxer, Miss' 

I —Brackett.. • 

Thomas, vice president of. the 

on Bay 

oa Retara From South 

B avenue and d 230 20 feet ft on| uf Toklo, and soid the patent, to 

Scripture. 

Towncr, Mrs. Arthur W. Shoemaker, 

Miss • Louise T. Corson, 

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Garrett-Buchanan Paper Company' 

Fourtenth street—is now perfect-' that corporation at that time. He 

Edward M. Button,.president of Hymn. 

Ing plans to erect several bungalows 

on this land. The houses practically opened the refriger- 

In Philadelphia, sympathize with the Chamber of Commerce, was 0ff f rtory "Ârl 

Mrs. Priscilla Blake, . Mrs. . M. 

l ? 0 "'^Bl> l h - 

him In the loss sustained by the. 

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given a real welcome by members 

Anthem-rThanks Be To God"— 

A t h " T h k 

Ketchum. Mrs. R. H. Thorn, Mrs. company by reason of a fire early' 

Ambrose. 

will b« of attractive ticsUjn and « ln * ""VTK 73^ 

of the organization at a dinner 

Morgan Hand. Mrs. Horace Witnier. 

MUs Ethel Nickerson, Miss 

evening. 

—Weldlinger. 

grade the growing and graveled. sections It at is this one re- 

of. | n Japan during these years. 

Sermon. 

conveniently arranged. 

Japan, and he - has sold perhaps 

thl*. week. Mr. Thomas is a well meeting at the Biscayne Tuesday Anthem—"Jesus Christ is Risen" The tract was recently filled to j nlno-tenth* of the plants installed 

Mr. Button expressed his appreciation, 

and then told of some Lcmnwni. 

Hymn. 

Hoxamer has had, 

sort. 

Postlude—"March Pontificale" — 

j from time to time, a number of 

of the things be had seen on his 

' Dlrs After Loag IllaeM i Japanese experts here whom he 

visit of some weeks in Florida and 

Mrs. George L. Stevens died 

FAVOR ORGAN FOR 

NEW HIGH SCHOOL 

Florida, the more he liked Ocean 

iind never recovered. Services 

BUqaent Address by the Rev. E. 

Members, of Allegro Clab Aba City, with all of the people work- 

will be held in St. Augustine's 

F. Hshn at Wednesday Luncheon' 

of Organization 

Agree to Coatribate «1XS ! Ing unitedly for iU advancement. 

Church at 8 o'clock Monday morning. 

Interment will be at Holy 

Toward Proposed Fand , The resident* should get behind 

The Rev. E. F. Hahn, one "of the 

BUYS. COTTAGB HEBE The members, of the Allegro the city administration—-all that 

Cross Cemetary, Philadelphia. 

Club of this city, at their meeting in noeded Iirv!a>4ruo < most brilliant members, of the 

)y »nd co-operation. 

been called to build a congrega- 

Pleaumcvllhv Shir leaves hbr rV» on the Boardwalk. 

donation of $126. 

of Philadelphia, last fall, at 1709 

''American Folk Songs and 

Central avenue, through the 

the town. 

who said he is a unique man in . Charles Sack, dealer In auto- lng ^^ ceUjbratloni of Mr. .Headmobiles, 

has recently sold a large ley's birthday anniversary. 

•irency of J. M. Chester ftCo. 

Dances, and the Songs of Stephen' 

his church. He'leaves one of the 

Foster" were sung 'and' discussed; 

number of machines. Among his 

Mr. Bcbofleld has been a summer 

visitor here for. a number of 

Harold Robinson and J. H. C. 

There was dancing and a general 

good time, followed by' re 

oldest and greatest churches in 

by the members and their guests.; 

purchasers and the kind of auto 

Whiting, of Philadelphia, who the conference to go to a small 

HI** Minerva Adams gave an in-' 

bought, were-the following: ' frcshments. '. 

years. He will occupy his new 

have a dance studio here In the! church In Chelisea, a church with 

terestlng address on folk songs; 

Elymer Y. Robinson and Francis 

Corson, each a light nix tour- 

cottage 'daring the coming season. 

-Hummer, seasons, were in town on 

The guests were; Mr. and Mrs. 

a membership . of ' twenty-seven. 

and the life of Foster. | Sunday. 

Ralph L. Chester,- Mr. and Mrs. 

Mr. Massey predicted that withlp 

Following was.the program pre* 

ing; Ira S. Johnson; light six 

Perforated' Two Marriages 

Mrs. H. E. Purse)! and Mbs 

R. W. Edwards, M. and Mrs.' 

a short time this now church will 

sented and enjoyed: 

Marshall, F. D. 

The Rev. Dr. John Handtey, 

Claire Smith, of Philadelphia, visited 

Mrs. .Chas. Breckley, of thin 

• - i Randolph Fogg, Mr. and Mrs. Busand 

Willard Steelman, each a light M|| H Nulty,'Mr. and Mrs. C. 

be one of the first pulpits in the 

Sousa Marches/Ocean City: High 

pastor of the First M. E. Church, School Orchestra. 

conference.. 

aix sedan; the Rev. Thos. F, Blake, Homer Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. 

performed two marriages at the Song. "Old Dog Tray," Miss 

city, Sunday. They were accompanied 

by Mrs. Pursell's son, who 

A. W. Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. 

Mr. Hahn delivered a moat eloquent 

and finished address on npeclal six sedan; Wm. Hitche- 

apodal six coupe; Chas. Shaw, 

parsonage ' Saturday. The first Marion Sinklnson. 

was in the afternoon, at 4.16 Song, "Suwano* River," Floyd 

Floyd C.' Slrams, Mr. and Mrs. 

IK a student at the Harrisburg "The Larger Message of Eastor." 

iownsend. . • 

and Chas. Baron, light six Edward M. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. 

o'clock, and the pair were Gostave'E: 

Diehn, of Ocean City, bert. . .. 

years ago, was one of the owners • rising vote of thanks by tho club- 

xix touring car; John R> Jones, big 

Academy. Mrs. Purse!!, a few| At the conclusion he was given a 

. Song, "Long Ago," Blair for- 

m; Dr- Allen Conton, light Ralph VanGUder, Mr. and Mrs. 

and Mabel Haney, of Narberth. Song, "Susanna," Fred. Pohtlere.' 

Lawrenco'Trout, Oscar Davis, The attendance 

of the Atglen Hotel, this city. . 

Thos. W. Mould, Mr. 'and Mrs.' 

men. 

xlx uednn. 

The second ceremony took place 

George Sbomo, Mr. and Mrs. 

prizes were 

In the evening, at which time "Nobody Knows What' Trouble Vernon Giberson and Ralph Sick-1 taken by Wilbur' 

Maurice Scull, Miss Sarah Goff, 

Ackley and Opens New Store 

I've Seen," Earl Poland. 

Allen Chance and'. Olive Brown, 

ler, of Williamstown, were among Howard Brief, 

Harvey Goff, Miss Lorine Keller, 

Two • Easter, songs, Cornelia 

"Jack" Goodwin, a well known 

both of Leesburg. N. J., were 

the visitors Sunday, 

'Miss Carolyn Harper, Mr. and 

Verhey 

rexldent of this city, has opened • 

united in the bonds of matrimony, 

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Songs, Emily Pileggi and .Philadelphia, has been spending a 

Mm. Raymond Mcllenry, Miss 

Piano solo; Miss!Marlon Trout. Miss Blanche Newman, of 

Mrs. .H A. MacMUlan, Mr. and 

stone at 619 Eighth streit, where 

he wil) handle all newspapers and 

Dorothea Barlow. 

few days with her daughter, Mrs. 

Verna Wilson, Mm. Wm. G. Abbott', 

Miss Minerva Adams, 

magazine*, in, addition to. postcards, 

etc.. He will have the news- 

THE GrPSEY ROVER" 

Dances, Jeannette Darby - andJohn T. Briley, of this city. Mr. 

Scott 

Frances Hart.' 

other sections of the Routh. He 

was particularly .Impressed with 

the growth and activity of Miami. 

He said that the more he saw of 

and Mra, Briley recently entertulned 

Wm. Newman and wife, of 

Philadelphia. . 

NWANIANS HEAR 

SPLENDID TALK 

Past President "Bill" CollUuoh 

informed the boys that "Joe" 

Swan, son of S. B. Swan, who was 

a. guest, wan to return noon to 

Shanghai, and it was only fitting 

that there Hhould be a greeting 

to the young man OH he utarU on 

yesterday morning at the borne of 

her mother and. sisters, the Misses 

Meehon, In this city. She underwent 

an operation last October 

has entertained. Although he can* 

not speak Japanese, ha does understand 

quite a lot of the language. 

ENJOYED DANCE AT 

CASINO CUB 

paper from the "home town" of 

Adams, - Edward Sutton, Clayton 

Opperctta to be Givea by Eighifa Recovering From Operation 

moat of the visitors, he says. He B. Roberts, Clinton L. Breckley, 

GfasW Pupils 

BASTES MUSIC 

Mrs. J. Howard Slocum under 

his long journey. "Joe," Mr. Col- is handling Eautcr flowers this James Swank", Leslie Smith, Herbert 

Wllk« and WnlUrigford Gardi- 

The : Bupils of the two sections went an operation for appendicitis Samuel Wright, of Philadelphia, Ihtson stated, IK an Ocean City wc«k, and ho plans to try In every 

of the eighth grade of the public 

8p«lal Program at Holy Trinity 

In the Monmouth County Memorial 

-Hospital at' Long Branch, on among »•"• "•» the "•«» well known *«— »:-!*— visitors proud, and justly. . 

patrons.. Give him a call. • Miss Conovur, of PleasantvUIe, 

summer cottager here, was boy of whom nil his Mends feel potmlble' way to accommodate his ner, of this-city; MUu Brown and 

schools wil give a pretty operetta, 

Chares) Tomorrow 

."The Gypsy Rover," in the assembly 

room of the high school Thurs- 

There will be special musk by 

Monday. Her many friends, ashero Sunday. • Mrs. Wright ' wan 

and Miss Snyder, of Linwood, 

Dr. Handley offered a very 

the choir of Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church tomorrow. 

be pleased to leam that the oper- 

reason of the Illness of their son, grimage of tho young man. George J. Knab, of Philadelphia, with a gold-mounted ostrich-skin 

Wt-ll as those of her husband, will prevented from coming do«-n by touching prayer for the «afe pil- 

Summer Visitors in Town .Mr. Headley was presented 

day afternoon and' evening next, 

the evening performance* being 

The soloist at the 7:30 a, m. 

ation- was uucceusful and that she who Is now 'recovering. Mr. 

reprtucntlnir the J. B. Ford Company, 

of Wytmdotte, Mich., was in 

bill-fold and a cigarette case. 

for the entertainment of the par-ients and grown-up friends of the 

Ocean .City his permanent hoase in 

town n few duy-B ngo, wi 

CHAMPION 

Ocean City. Phona «80L 

PalladelphU. arc at their cottage, and Mrs. David O. Moore, of 

spending the winter In St. Petersburg. 

. Tenth and Wast Ave- spent the week-end with Mrs. H. two-family apartment in that - 

-look for Th. Sign.- S WeaW avenue. 

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•L : .coloratura soprano, will be the!; 

Thee"—Triosoloists. 

The concert is to be conducted 

by J. F. LanuuV^brmerry : 

eome years beck, as the Driftwood. Prof. E. E. tTnger; time-keeper. Tenors, Russell H. Nulty and J. 

. xuny iliiportd, oi title property, Prof. Kilby; physical examiner,17f #°«nes; .baritone. Raymond 

of the Steal Pier. Atlantic City, j; 

which they had held for more than Dr. Pettir. ' j . -We"lhall Behold Him"—Baritwenty-live 

yean, to Mrs. Davis, 

—— tone solo. Walter Sherman. Tickets may 'be purchased at'' 

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about six or seven yean ago. Opens Scarhoroogh May y IS "Hear Us, Us, Fatter Father" (finale)— 

the Hughes Pharmacy. 

Afterward it was bought by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McAllister. Trio,' Mesara. N'ultv- and Sherman, 

Spieeker. who sold the boose a of Philadelphia, owners of the' t hM e r 

Anderson and Choir. 

Hyinn 

abort time since. 

Scarborough HoteL thi. dty. were: tune'ô.^. :'****" 

Misses Lewis and Conard. of town the latter part of last, Benediction. 

this dty. who spent the winter in 

West Cheater, where Miss Faxon 

wma buried, • few weeks ago. saw 

her a short time before her death. 

They wM come down . to Poatfude March, Petrali. 

Bracefaridg. HaO Gwts 

-:; Recent arrivals at Braeehridge 

Ball,'this dty. include the fbUowing: 

Dr. Charlotte G. Wood, Mrs. 

A. Aiken. Miss Frances Aiken. 

MU. Marie MuIIer and Ceo. A. 

Bmjw. FhUsdelpUa; Mr. and Mrs. 

BOXBBS 8H0WKD SKILL 

Soaw Oeod BlhttlUoa. of "Bfaaly 

Art" by SehooIboTs 

The annn*1 boxing tournament 

of the boya of the city's public 

tfhoftls in the assembly room of 

the high school bonding Friday 

night of last vrck apparently 

was enjoyed by toe comparatively 

few spectator*. The rainstorm 

CHOIR WILL SINO 

HSMNMTA 

Prominent Vocalists of Thla City 

Will be Heard In Methodist 

Church Tomorrow Night 

The pretty Easter cantata. The 

Living Christ," will be song in the 

First' M. E. Church - tomorrow 

probably prevented a larger at- j evening by members of the choir. 

tendance. Because of the rain. 

Prof. Onger physical director, 

contemplated.for a time the postponement 

of the events, bat it was tend. 

finally decided to ranthem off. • • | 

Following 

•Tony" Sehisgn. champion fori 

two years in the 145-pound class. 

retained his title, as did Marcos 

Blsckman, who has-been the champion 

in the 135-pound class. . 

There waa a hot struggle between 

Chas. ArilJTTl and Frank 

Grosier in the 95-pound class, and 

finally Adlixsi was given the de- 

•Uy about' May 15, and plan to 

pen their hotel May 25. Mr. Mc- 

MlisUr ha, been in the hotel bu.i-1 

s here only • a comi»r.tive]y' 

rt.Ume, but he has made the'. 

under the direction of Prof. Harry 

H. Lake. Visitors here at that 

time are cordially : invited to at- 

is the program, for 

the day: 

Morning Service—10J0 O'clock 

Organ Prelude, "Andante in G,' 

atUie. 

"Coronation" 

WUI Play 'Special Number 

Prof. Robinson, violin; Doyle I ** a by ° '•**»* meat hook. He 

J. H. Roberts, Homer Roberts. Huff, piano, and M. DeWitt Hirst. : *** ***»*

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vuuw wiui tnel 

growth of the city. Then we will j 

flrst occasion of Oceaii City'a entry ahave electric cars that will take, ' 

. tota . the ^ tho >k. .-—-I week-end.1.-1... 

city. 

mechanics. Homo comforts. Ex-! >"""• b ot who resigned her posi- with Mrs. M. B. Thomas. 800 

,ll-n» ».M- —.v. » Josenjh^W. 

Watts, A. 

Past Commodore and Mri. 

Special Law Rate 

730 Moorlyn Terrace. 12-9-2' 

and a .member of the Ocean City 

tomorrow evening with Chas/ I*, j James W. Fernloy, of Philodolr 

ynch >- and -^J wife, •- of - Tacony — who" Phffl, aro Eauttr 

: 

Fishing Club. 


A New Hot Water Heating 

WANTED—A collector.for Ocean' L 

S'.V' B 5 d p , 

spending the . Euiitfr 

0.30 a- m.—Sunday School. 

Plant Installed 

**»>•**»«».' AG«od spent the weekend with Mis', 

G ( eorge W. Millspauifh and wife, 

position for right man. Apply - - 

—»..« mui jniss doy» nt their cottage In thl« city, 

10.46—Church service. 

llurley-Jones, 1714 Atlantic Ave., 

Lynch, nhu 

_. — - -...,. of — Haddonfield, ..»«iw.,*««:i»j. summer Hummer residents. rcHldei d ^ 5 P- m "~ Vop MBS. MILTON BUBINCAM 

*f «nd 

being Mr. LvncVs 

Atlantic aty, N. J. 2-24-t/, sinter. 

Former Assemblyman James I were among the -week's visitor*. Holy Communion first Sunday 

Franklin,, of West Philadelphia. ' 

Clarenct: A. Sharp, of Madison, 

40 ... ACRES of timber, mostly 

.was among the vinitors here thin 

BRACEBRIDGE 

young growth, high and dry, on; N'. J., gnvo an interesting address week. • ' 

1I main boulevard. „„. „„., Harry V. .. m^ Rogers,; n, ut thc Everything for the Wall 

twenty-flrst anniversary ' Robert Dalgleixh and his family, 

All Work Guaranteed HALL 

62« Central Ave., City. 3-24-2t ; celebration or Washington Camn of Gerraantown,' are at tho Bin- 

tor tho Easter dayK. He is 

Caters to transient and perma- 

— HAVE YOU THE NERVE, as I No. 75.^ P. O. S.ofA, In thet-ayne WILLIAM REYNOLDS 

have done, to buy a piece of lodge ToomK Friday night of last u real cstata dealer. • 

nent guests. - Home-cooked 

wood land, sell the timber, jrrubl week, hlu subject being "Where is 

meal* served. Hot water heat. 

Paper Hanging: 

out the stumps cultivate the land,, America?" 

Centrally located. 

grow your produce T If so, I havoi 

Telephone 141-J . . ' 

a bargain for some one. Harry [ 

V. Rogers, 626 Central Ave.,' 

City. • . • 3-Z4-2t 

WANTED — Position by young' 

woman of 25. .. Experienced' 

clerk and typist with knowledge! 

of uttnojcraphy. Apply 724 Asbury: 

•*•" 

ltj 

r 

( 

fVANTED—Clerk with knowledge, 

of Stenograph; and typewriting.: 

ApriJ 1st to October 1st: Apply! 

Ocean City Water Co., 10th and- 

West Avenue. '' It! 

FOR RENT—« rooms und. bath— I 

furnUbed—From April 20th to 

SepUmber 20th, »450. P. O. Box 

232. It 

STORE- for rent, 7th and- Boardwalk, 

in Hanscom Building, third 

floor 8th street. Apply Hanscom | 

Bros, Phlla., or nay agent 3-31~dt- 

For rental of the Hanscom apart-1 

tnentu or bungalows, apply 702: 

Boardwalk or any agent. 3-31-4t, 

tli.00 A WEEK—Men with slight^ 

knowledge of automobile mo-! 

ton, with a wide acquaintance of 

car owners, can earn $76.00 week- 

.ly. actincr us our representative. If 

i make sales, profits may 

h.$15,000 yearly. Only propo-l 

- -'"'- "•' I offered. Write or i 

, — '-•«—•• A * reward - wilII be given. 

Agbury Aye; 

PUBLIL SALES 

We have purchased 

«Mt shoes, sizea to 12. 

which was the entlr Biirpl i l 

Mock of one of thelargest 

t 

it 

acto 

This shoe is guaranteed 

e hundred per SnTS 

her, color dark tan, beltongue, 

dirt and witor- 

-. The actual value of 

shoe fa $6.00. Owing to 

tremendous buy^TcM 

8 * to tKe pubUc/at 

^Send correct size. Pay 

{wrtman on delivery or sed 

^ney order. If ahoea^re 

"^"eated we wiU 

refund your money 

nply upon request. " 

National Bay State 

SlioeCo. 

.296 Broadway 

NewYoi-k,N.Y. 

\.. W. Hlrach and wife, of Philadelphia, 

cottage .owners in this 

city, weru' among the ~ week'u 

visitors. • 

. CONTRACTORS 

Mail us your lists for builder*' 

uupplieH. We can save you money • 

CHAMPION 

Tenth and Weat Ave. 

"Look for The Sign." 

SAXQN COMPANY 

Painting & Paperhangipg 

Interior Decorators 

' . PHONE. 73S 

401 A*bury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

SCHNEIDER'S YARN SHOP 

934 BOARDWALK . 5441 BALTIMORE AVE. 

. Occam City Store 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

TITLE AND TRUST CO. 

(Succeeding the Real E»tate and Search Ca.> 

Cape May Court Bouse, N. J. 

Acts Aa Executor and in a Fiduciary' Capacity 

MUNICIPAL BONDS FOB. SALE 

' MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES 

TITLE INSURANCE 

BRIEFS OP TITUK 

. SEARCHES -. ' . - 

\ CONVBYANCING 

>••< 

SMITH & RAY 

EXPRESS 

Local and Long Distance 

Wood and Kindling for Sale 

Fine aski Oak PUiBf 

FHONB UDV ' 

Quick Delivery 

8X4 ASBURY AVB. $ 

Positively 1923 Stock t'sed on All Work 

AT OUR NEW STORE—620 ASBURY AVENUE 

Estimates' Cheerfully Given ' Shades 

MATTHEW SAVAGE 

Real Estate 

805 Third Street until April I 

After that date, 519 Ninth Street. 

Salesman, Arthur Starr • 

RICHARD H. JOHNSON CO. 

HIGH GRADE PLUMBING 

817 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. : 

Estimates Furnished 

K. K. 

SODAS 

High Class Men for High Claaa Work 

MOT DUNKS 

. '. Jobbing Attended, to 

. V24-36 ASBURY AVENUE 

Pboo.639 HIGH GRADE ICE CREAM Oitbrs 

SUNDAES 

PAINTING 

HOUSE; SIGN AND AUTOMOBILE 

AIM Work 

P. L.DUCHARME 

. (BARNEY) • • 

SHOP 

Hubb Garage . ' -' • 

Seventh and H«vco Ave. • OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

••< •••< »»»»•»• 

FOR SALE 

Twin dwelling'and small house on rear of lot. 

Now occupied.. Income 937.BO per month . 

COLORED BUYERS 1 OPPORTUNITY 

Lot 30x100 feet. WIU take one-half on mortgage 

»t fl per cent. Price 93,200. Ask 

.-.', 

JOHN J.FOSTER 

Realtor 

511Eighth Street 

IMES M. CHESTER & 

Real Estate and Insurance 

HoteK Cottages and Lots for Sale, Bent or Exchange 

Ne« to Post Office . OCEAN CITY, N. 1. 

IS BAFB DEPOSIT 

PROTECTION BSSBNTIALT 

Yes, it is essential tor everyone 

who does not have a secure 

place for valuables. 

- • And the cost Is so low—you 

can rent a Private Box in our 

Safe Deposit Vault for $3.00, $6.00 

and $8.00 per year. 

RRS lJfeNAx;BANK 

PHONE 101-R 


FIVE 

I*, ux. 

. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday.' 

7.S0 p. m. 

FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCB 

Tenth Street and WesJey Aveswe. 

The Rev. Milton George Back, 

Pastor. 

"The Church With a Cordial 

Welcome." 

EASTCR 

TINGS 

ARE YOU thinking of 

building this summer? 

If so, look over our 

choice building ma-, 

tyrials and compare. 

f 

their prices with the 

materials offered . by 

competition. 

CALL ON US. 

, '•Better Lumber Here' 

TOWNSENryS 

LUMBER YARD 

| 8th St. and Haveo AM. 

Ocean aty. N. J. 

Otis M. Townsea*. 

Prop. 

PhoaeS7 

fix T fegr c 

»IAL 

The biggest bargain in Ocean City 

$15,OOQ Terms Easy 



OCEAN CITV, N, J. 

i Phone 479 W 

Jobbing ami Alternations 

EventuaUy—Why Not NowT. 

, • . ' . - _ . CONSULT . ' • 

: HOWARD O.MACPHERS0N 

' . Practical Carpenter and Builder 

I - 1021 ASBUBY AVENUE V 

| "SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO" . OCEAN CITY, N. Jf. 

»••< 

Expert Hair Cutting Head and Facial Treatment a Specialty 

Bpttial Attention to Children** Hair Cutting 

JERRY PULLO 

City HaU Barber Shop 

CIGARS. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES 

843 Asbury Avenue. Next to City Hall 

JOHN R. GROVES 

Pltimbing and 

835 Asbory Avenae Heatmg 

OceuGty.H.j. Contractor 

JOS. G. CHAMPION 

BUILDING CONTRACTOR 

- -. ANO . 

BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 

Yard and Office: Tenth and West Ave. Established IBM 

Plans and Estimates Phone 480 

l:^'--.V.:-''.i>Vvj->. l< ;a 

I.,-' 1 • •> ..•• .;- i .);c'

ht.--:y-'jf!:-:i:-:.-.-t:- 

mc 

: .een very ] 

"':'• Gowdy and 

Kinkalê, Hhould .be 8ure to draw 

a crowd. They played basket ball 

in thlti city yearu. ago, when they 

were well known stars. They-still 

play the game in hard atyle, and 

they'll make the younger 1 element 

t b 

tin. 

Totals 

R. 

. 2 

. 1 

. 2 1 

. 1.. 

. 2 

, 1 

, 0 

O. 3 

.:.....11 17 

Bearcat A. C Ḣ. 

2 

Mayor 

Champion "reported tnai i *° so|nt ' to bt * t thtDI - their friends 

-< - - - ' declare. Many of the visitors now 

here . from Philadelphia will 

the flre department needs 360 feel 

of hose. Some estimates havo 

been 

been .ubmUted; and *th7 price'wiU | doubtlew bo ouUIde tie cage thU 

probaWy b«-»l a foot for tho re-', "'eninkr to see tlus conte«t -X*t to 

,Î^J i 

I the hall early and capture a good 

those. 

On .motion of Director K. A.! * ca *~ 

Corsoh, the matter wa*, referred to 

Mayor Champion, with power to 

act . • ! 

Besolutions presented by Direc- j 

tor Campbell, providing for the 

borrowing of 91,500, emergency - 

ttri-et 

railway ' operation, and 

Will Entertain Club 

Mr. and Mrs. Lin. Mintxer will 

entertain the members of the Five 

Hundred Club at their home Wednesday 

evening next. The dub 

members had a very pleasant time 

i lt i y paant time 

...» i. Ti ----- 7~"_ ""•*! at their last meeting, held at the 

»2,145 on the city contract No. 734,, home o[ M r a i i d Mrs; WB, Ur A . 

w * " d o e 

< 

f 

d 

- | Pittrich There were Ui 

home o[ 

| Pittrich. There 

PJ-ce-card,., 

Bay. Bard Property 

I J 

Mr*. H.t Jules, of Philadelphia, I MlM « cr - 

haul purchmied the B. V. Bard property, 

store and apartment*, at 

1020 Asbury avenue, this city, 

. through the agincy of John R. 

Jones, real entate agent, of thla 

ri-xcrt. The former owner baa 

leaned the property from the pui- 

-choj(er for a year,, it is utated. 

were . Unique 

by Mr. 

(IY MOULD'S THINKER 

PHONE. 142 -J 

FRED ADAMS 

70C ASBURY AVENUE 

INTERIOR 

DECORATOR 

Wall Pap*r» 

Paperhanglng 

Brery Man Can Look Into the 

Future If Be Take, (he - 

Tina to Do So 

We believe that the majority of 

so-called wise men are eimpW 

careful men. Being provident oe 

getting rich for that matter ia not 

a nutter of being brilliant. Usually 

it U a matter at buying real 

estate. 

CLEAN AS YOUR HOME 

CITY 1 

LSTORAGEi 

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 

STOVES BUGS PIANOfll 

At Money .Saving Prices 

- Open by' Appointment 

Phone 481 ft 

WM. H. DEISEOT0, Pre 

509 Eleventh St. ' 

Hackct. c 1 

Adams, 2b : 1 

Balsley, lb .' 0 0 

Stretch..p 0 - 0' 

Boyle^ us 0 0 

Scull, rf : 0 1 

Krause, 3b .,..: 1 2 

Basscn, cf 1 2 

Chester, -If 0 1 

Totals .:.. 4 10 27 13 

Score by Inning*: ' 

Keystone 0 15 3 10 0 0 1—11' 

Bear. at... 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2— 4 

. • Annual Shad Bake 

The annual shod 

bake 

part of it after a little bit. 

i T n \. M n'! hy ,T ^ ^ T tournament 

lar bright light of tho evening, he ,, . , . 

making the unusual record of six 

field goals, and he also made one 

or' two wonderful shots. 

Before 

the gume 

M Murph." said he had 

been forking ' hard that day and 

K.. WBH feeling a little tired. Hard to 

Z say what he might have done had 

he been In first-class trim. He 

made three of the goals In the first 

HIX minutes of play. 

Eddie Miller 

put up a fine game and had everything 

on Lennox. Townsend Wa* , 

much In evidence with six field 

goals, while Mangold was all over 

-27 10 tho cage, as usual. Brown. Mc- 

Cann and Eameg played hard for' 

Camden. 

, Line-up: 

Ocean City 

• Camden ' 

Mangold... Forward ....... McCann : 

Townsend.... Forward 

Hydo 

Miller.... Center Lennox 

Murphy Guard Brown 

Ferguson Guard Eames 

Field goals—Mangold. 4; Townsend 

6; Miller,'5; Ferguson,' 1; 

Murphy, 6; Hyde, 2; McCann, 3; 

Brown, 4; Eamea, 2, Foul goals— 

Mangold. 1; Miller. 4; Murphy, 2; 

Hyde, 1; McCann, 1; Brown, 3;, 

Eames, 1. Referee, Rojr Johnson. 

The committee in charge of tho 

coniprlwed Wm. J. 

, chairmun; Georgo 

I'laut and Albert Oldfleld. 

HIGH SCHOOL WON 

E. 

3 

0 

1 

-1 - 

• • 1 

1 

1 

0 

Lightning Fire Goes Down Before 

Prowess pf Opponents 

In the prellminsry game, Saturday. 

Oceun City High'School boys 

beat the lighting Five, of this city, 

31 to L>1.- The first half ended 2S 

to nMn favor of the high school, ' 

The Lightning Five boys got toirvthi'r 

a little better In the second 

half. u« the score • shows, but. the 

High school .boys had' too much 

lead. 

Thi- Benner boys put up 

their usual strong game, ami good 

work was done by Seaman, Jobn- 

,on and Bnshay. The Adams boys 

played effectively for the high 

school. ' • • . 

High.School 

Lightning Five 

T. Adams........ Center. .......Johnson 

Barun Forward Seaman 

T. Adam . Center -sJohnson 

PROFESSIONAL 

T. Adam . Center _sjohnson 

Glbb.... „. Guard .T. Benner _u. 

Bl S o'clock In. 

the church social rooms. 

Don't 

forgwt the date, and don't fail to 

be present, • • 

SING LEE 

Chinese Laundry 

OPEN ALL YEAH 

QUICK BBRVICB 

' •!• ASBUBT AVE 

HERE'6 A HOME'S FIRST-1 

CLA SS- ATTRACTION -J 

ALL OUR 

TUBS GIVE 

SATISFACTIO 

STORES FOR RENT 

ON NINTH STREET 

Apply 

STRAND HOTEL OFFICE 

BURKHAHm-8 UuU 

849 Aabary ilia 

Jos. Van G. Hoffeckg 

ARCHITECT 

80S Eighth Sc. AHL08 

—First Class Ser»Ic«— 

711 Asbory Ave, Ocean City, N.J. 

Also at the Breakers Entranep 

on DeLancey Place - 

SPRING AND SUMMER SAMPLES 

In any ktyle and pattern now ready for uelectioa. 

From 125 up. All work satisfactory. All B.U0U 

altered to perfection. 

' 

PRANK CURZIO 

305 Eighth St., Ocean City N. J. 

W. tt.Oldfleld Albert OUfleU 

W. H. OLDFD3LD & SON 

tBLE AND MARBLE WORK 

»W CENTRAL AVENUE, OCEAN CITV, N. JT. 

I'HONB2W-J( ' BsUoatea Pornbhed 

Three Vessels Steaming 

One Burner Goin^ 

room for aa manymora on the 

enclosed surface of the 

... -J do the work bej 

all the heat is retained 

aoJ put to work. 

And note too that. Smooth' 

tap's plain, even surface 

preveol* vejseU from tippinj; 

kccp< grease . front 

batman, and i> as easily 

lough to 

stooping. 

• Comnict. convenient," 

nomical, labor saving,. £ 

See Smoothtop demonstrated 

at our Salesrooms. 

You'll quickly r«co'cnize(t a* 

die 

tiJieit, hatuiiesr, ' best 

•cooking ranê you ever sa«r. 

What Would Spring Be Without a Buickl 

The Buick Six Sport Touring provides that 

added measure of enjoyment which comes from 

driving a car of which you can be really proud. 

Its dashing color and appointments have a distinctive 

originality which mark it everywhere. 

And it is as good as it is beautiful for Buick 

builds it: The world knows what that means I 

Fours 

SUn 

THE CITV GAS LIGHT COMPANY 

M» ASBDBY AVENUE 

MAE E. BENNETT 

' 

Oceaa City'a Only 

RESIDENT HAIRDKESSEB 

Scalp Treatment. 

Marcel Wavht 

Jac&l Uassase 

Manlenr 

858 

Asibary Ave. , 

Phone lit 

JOSEPH C. PARR 

Attorney at Law 

Solicitor and Master in Chancel* 

Real Estate . 

Conveyancing 

Collections- 

622 Anbury Avenue . 

OCEAN CITV. .V. J. 

F. H. WARE 

"JU8TICB OF ,THE PEACE '• 

Collection of Accounts JSoUeUeJ . | 

—Bent* Collected— 

Office: 1039 ASBURY A VENUS 

Telephone 272-M. 


The Reliable 

HOUSE PAINTER 

MM WB8TAVE. OCEAN Cfrt 

Plume 455 - 

ALFRED R. SMITH 

Progressive Paper Hangar 

and.Decorator .'. . 

1048 Asbury Ave, Ocean City.N.J. 

CHAR E, ADAMS & BBfr 

FURNITURE 

„ Ajrents for the __ 

HOOVER SUCTION 8WEEPBB ; 

COMPANY . 

WO-722 Abory Aye., Ocean CftT 

Altwation* 

Jobblaf 

HUMBERT C. PONTBEBB 

BUILDER 

0B2 Asboiy Ave. Ocean CUl 

confiulon-or Interference of Big- 

Mrs. 0. E. Seaman Had Sad Errand 

In West Chester 

Mrs. Georgo E. Seaman, of this 

city, returned early this week 

from West Chester, where,' last 

week, she buried her father, E. T 

Bool. Her husband and son attended, 

tho. funeral, and Mrs. Seaman 

-remained several days after 

laying her father to rest. 

Mr. Booi, who was 70 years old, 

died from Bright's dlsoase, from 

. which ho had been a sufferer for 

years. Ho had beon in ill health 

all winter, but waa in bed only 

three days before his death • occut 

red. Even until a day or so before 

ho-died, he got up at IntorvuU. 

Up until ho retired from 

- attive business pursuits, about t«n 

yearn ago, he had' been with the 

Metropolitan Llfo Insurance Com 

puny for thirty years. He was L 

will known and respected resident 

of Wcxt Chester, 

Mr. Booi was known to many of 

tho older residents of Ocean City, 

he having visited this resort in the 

summer seasohs for a number of 

years. . ' 

Mrs. Seaman has the sympathy 

of her large circle of friends In 

this city. 


puUe of an aUrm from th« circuit 

which shall bo automatically 

SEVEN 

Announce Engagement 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Adams, 

of 720 Asbury avenue, this city, 

announce the engagement of their 

daughter, Minerva Lois, and Mr. 

Warren H. Cocklln, of. Bowmansda|e, 

Pa.' Miss Adams Is a muslcisn'of 

unusual ability. 

LEGAL NOTICES 




received by tho Board of Commissioners' 


N. J., at the offices of said Comminslgners' 

in the City Hall, Ocean 

City, N. J., April 16. 1923, at the 

hour of 3.00 P. M., for the furnishing 

the City of Ocean City, 

Mew Jersey, with fire alarm telegraph 

equipment. In accordant 

with the following; specifications 

Specifications 

. The intent of these spec Irks 

I tlons is to improve and extend thi 

service of the city fire alarm 

system. 

First—By the installation of- an 

automatic 

repeater in the flre 

alarm telegraph room in the City 

Hall building, and 

Second—By additions! appa 

rstoj. 

The contractor shall furnish onder 

these specifications the follow 

log equipment: - 

One S^circuit automatic positive 

Don-Interfering fire ' alarm 

tele- 

Ph repeater provided with a 

I Wood pedestal and glass case 

Two six-inch electro-mechanical 

,, JO-I 

w~ repeater and 

iperatlon of other circuits in 

any manner whatever shall Interfere 

with the proper working of 

tho repeater while repeating a signal 

from any circuit. 

The repeater shall bo so . deslgncd 

as to perform its functions 

in the roost efficient and reliable 

manner and all working and . 

operating 

parts ' shall bo 

mounted i 

easily acce and ' arranged aa to bo 

, .sssiblo and In plain view 

where their condition May readily 

bo known and their operations foflowod 

to see that they properly 

perform their functions, and thin 

without the necessity of removing 

or dlsmemboring portions or fart* 

of tho machlno or interfering '.vlth 

its operation ln any way. 

Tho repeater shall also be st arranged 

that all its electrical connection 

places, shall be so located 

that connections can bo ret dily 

and properly made and accessible 

tt nil times. 

The repeating mechanism Khali 

The repeating mechanism Khali 

bo weight driven and so designed 

that the amount of weight required 

for Its successful operation 

will not impoflo a strain upon tho 

Working parts as to- cause them to 

deteriorate by the most 

severe 

uso required by the service. 

The repeater shall bo enclosed 

in a handsome, well-proportioned 

nhow case. 

The repeater ahall be mounted 

on a marble base. The entire out 

fit shall be supported on a pedeHtal 

of suitable design and finish to 

match tho cabinet 

work of the 

other central office equipment. 

All circuit connecting parts of 

the repeater shall be thoroughly 

Insulated from all other partK of 

the. signaling mechanism, frame 

and base.and all circuits shall be 

insulated from each .other. The 

wheel work, side plates and supporting 

frames from the different 

parts shall be of excelsior bronze, 

the shafting shall be of high grade 

steel and all parts shall be given 

and show the hight 

d f 

— -—" »«>, and the 

necessary Insldo door and winding 

keys, shall bo furnished with the 

•••'utem. 

Storage Battery Cella 

Iho contractor shall supply and 

install a sufllcjent number of additional 

storago buttery culls similar 

to those now In service, that may 

oo required to operate tho 

tended lire alarm 

tended lire al 

clonud horuin. 

o exayaUm 

mon- 

Installation 

The contractor ahall furnish all 

neccsHary labor to properly install 

thu automatic repeater in the fira 

alarm telegraph room in tho City 

Hall building to connect 

same 

with the storago board locatad in 

uaid room. It id understood that 

tho City will, ut its own uxpeiue, 

lurnluh all WHIM, cables, and other 

material that may bo required to 

install rcpeuter. 

All 'work uhall'bo 

done in a 

thorough and workmanlike munner 

and in accorduncu 

Underwriters' rules. 

Bidders must 

supply full 

tailed upcclflcations in their 

Anna fy^fSATt 

Mary. rT>ftirn and 

the heirs, devisees and personal 

representatives • of . Anna Hasson, 

deceased, are made defendants because 

you own said premises. or 

claim to have an Interest, therein 

through the estate of Anna Has- 

Hon, deceased. 

HORACE F. NIXON, 

Solicitor of Complainant, 

317 Market Street, Camden, N. J 

Dated February 13, 1023. 2-24-4 

CAPS MAY COUNTY CIRCUIT 

COURT 

John A. Myers, Plaintiff, vs. W1I 

1 

liam W. Bailey, Defendant. 

ACTION AT LAW 

Notice in Attachment 

Notice is hereby given that 

writ of attachment waa issued otai 

of the Circuit Court, in tho Count) 

of Cape May, on the 31st 'day o 

..._,_Jt, 1922*'against tho rights 

with 

the'credits, monoya and effects, good: 

|and xhattcls^lands and tenements 

"""" - " ' — • • bt 

en 


positive 

pull flre non-Interfering 

l i l 

nonInterfering 

alarm 

signal 

. . 

fire alarm box' transi 

l hl 

stor 

Five 

sector 

boxes. . 

Twelve fire alarm box 

mitter code signal wheels. 

" Toe necessary additional 

sg« battery cells. 

' • . • 

Installation work. , 

I 

All of which shall be furnished 

by the contractor in strict accordance 

with the following speciflcatiatu: 

' ' • - 

Repeater 

The repeater shall be a standard 

automatic positive soa-lnterfering 

repeater arranged for opersthg 

six (8) signal box circuits. 

The repeater shall be so designed 

that all circuits' will be 

operative from any or all box circuits 

and BO arranged, that, should 

two or more circuit* be opened at 

ue same instnt it ill 

and show the highest grade 

workmanship and finish. 

Six-Inch Gongs 

The contractor shall supply two 

six-inch electro-mechanical gongs, 

capable of operating at the rate of 

two blows per second and of striking 

250 or more blows at one wind.* 

ing and of bringing out the full 

tone of the-bell. 

Suitable line terminals shall be 

provided and located on the top of 

the case- , , 

Flre Alarm Boxes 

The contractor shall supply fivi 

latest improved positive non-inUr 

fering fire alarm signal boxed. 

1 These boxes shall be so arranged 

' should one or more be oper 

_LII- - •«.--- • * 

• 

of all tho ubovo apparatus and 

must accompany tho specifications 

with photographs of uume, also a 

list of places in the SUito of New 

Jemey or othor nearby territory 

where they have supplied similar 

apparatus in actual operation. 


certified check 

drawn to the 

order, of. the City Treasurer of 

Ocean City, N. J., or canh in the 

. lana cnattcis. lands a 

do-!of William W. Bailey, 

| debtor, at the suit of 

ment 

| absent 

John A. 



the 

BUDl Of v—^.~v, «M «' KU« 

the faithful performance 

contract. 

HARRY A. MORRIS. ' 

3-31-3t 

City Clerk. 

~ NOTICE " . 

Scaled bids for the removal oi 

garbage and trash for tho Borough 

of Avalon for the. year. .1023.-will 

be received ut the Borough Hall 

Avalon, N. J., on Monday, Morel 

2«th. 1923, at. tho hour of8 p. m 


certified 

check' or cash in the 

amount of S10.00 The successful 

bidder must furnish 

satisfactoi 

bidde 

bond. • 

SpcclflcatrQns ma 

from tho Borough 

D i t 

Pi 

ay be obtained 

Clerk or th 

y be 

from tho Borough Clerk or 


RALPH PETERSON. 

Borough Clerk - and Collector 

of Taxes, 

Avalon, N. J 

that^ should one or more be operated 

while a box Is transmitting 

its signal, each box so operated 

shall not interfere in " any way 

with the first box operated, and 

should two or more on a circuit bo 

operated at'the same instant and 

open the circuit 

simultaneously, 

one will-be automatically selected 

to transmit its complete signal 

without any confusion or intcrfer- 

-Tee 

ee. 

The boxes shall be of the sector 

pull type and require but a simple 

movement of the starting; level to 

start the signal formulating; 

mechanism and^ cause a complete 


b 

ulgnal to be transmitted. 

The signaling mechj. .„ 

'ach box shall - be operated by 

means of a spring, and the sector 

pull, or starting lever, 

shall be 

arranged to wind the mechanism 

Tor four complete rounds at one 

implcte operation of tho lever. 

The pall or starting lever of 

;ach box: shall be arranged to 

utomatlcally 

disengage . it:.elf 

Vom. the signaling 

-mechanism 

hen the box la operated and not 

.again engage same until the 

mechanism 

haft' completed the 

ilgnal. • ' • ' . : 

All locks and keys shall be uniform 

throughout tho system. 

Each box shall be provided with 

3-24-2t 

NOTICE OF ABSENT DE- 

FENDANTS AND THE HEIRS, 

DEVISEES AND PERSONAL 

REPRESENTATIVES 

• OF 

ANNA UA8SON, DECEASED. 

To John Hasson, Julia 

Haney 

James Haney, Gertrude Quin 

John, llasson. Jr., Anna Hanson 

Mary 

Hanson, and the heirs, 

devisees and personal 

representatives, 

of any person or persons 

claim-by or through them 

of Anna Hasson,'deceased. 

By virtue of an order of the 

Court of Chancery .of New Jersey, 

made on the day of the date thereof, 

in a cnuxo wherein Matilda 

Wbitall, executrix, is complainant 

and you are defendant, yon .are.required 

to appear, plead or answer 

to tho Complainant's bill on or before 

the- sixteenth -day of April/ 

I next, or tho sa(d bill will be taken 

us confessed against you. 

Tho said bilfis filed to foreclose 

a mortgage given by Anna Hasson 

and John Hanson, her husband, 

dated July 13,_10Xl', 

two or more circuit* be opened at-oi an iron 

ue same instant, it will cause no glass- front. 

safety' key protector conslstin 

of an iron and bronze case wit 

ituate in'the Borough of Avalti 

Myers, for tho sum of Six Hun 

dred Dollars ($600.00), roturnablu 

Soptember 21, 11*22, and'.the same 

has been served and duly, exo 

cuted on tho 8th day of September, 

1922, and was filed with the 

Clork of Cape 'May County on the 

28th day of October, 1922. 

Dated February 13, 1923. 

A. CARLTON HIIDKETH, 

Clerk, Cape May County 

Circuit Court. 

BLEAKLY, 8TOCKWELL A 

BURLING. 


,2-l7-8t 

JULJU5 E. JOCHER 

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS 

Estate of John H. Groves, Deceased 

Pursuant to the order of Irvine 

Fitch. Surrogate of the County of 

Cape May, made on the twentyfourth 

day of January, A. D. 1923, 

on the application of the subscriber, 

Administratrix ef said deceased, 

notice is hereby (oven to 

the creditors of said deceased to 

exhibit to the subscriber 

under 

oath or affirmation their claims 

and demands against the estate of 

iiald deceased within six months 

from the twenty-fourth day of 

January, A. D. 1923, or they will 

bo forever barred of any action 


Dated January 24, A. D. 1923.' 

EDITH G. GROVES. 

Administratrix. 

LEAP, SHARPLESS & WAY, 

•_'-3-9t 

Proctors, 



Contract No. 737-B 


received by the Board of CommiaxlonerB 


N. J.. at tho office of the said Commissioners 

in City. Hall, 

Ocean 

City. N. J., March £6. 1923, at 

:ho hour of .3100 p. m., for the 

tuilding and constructing- of a 

frarno-building, 

located between 

fifth street and Sixth street, cast 

if Atlantic avenue; in tho City of 

3cean City, N. J., as dcucribed in 

le specifications. - ' , 

All bids must be made on the! 

'orms provided, coyer all items i 

:ontained therein (ahd be .accom-l 

lanied by cash or check certified '• 

iy a New Jcraoy Bank or Trust' 

Company in tho sum of 1250.00, 

layablo to tht) City Treasurer of 

3cean City, N. J., without condiion. 

A certificate from a satisictory 

Surety Company, coverig 

tho demands of the specifics- 

Ions, must be attached to the bidding 

sheet. 


to famish, within ten dan 

from data of the award, a satisfactory 

surety or guaranty company 

bond in the sum of the 

full amount of the award, conditioned 

for the faithful performance 

of the contract, payment of 

" *-'" and wages, and will alsoJ 

act 

pertaining to employees or 

laborers, by giving a Surety Company 

bond or Insurance. 

The "entire work to be completed 

by tho 15th day of June, 1923. 

Tho Board of Commissioners reserve 

tho right to reject any or all 

bids or to waivu any informality 

In any bid. 

Plans and specifications^ can be 

all bill- 

^ , -_~ ..... _«w . lutia auu B|iutlutauUUJ> UtD DO 

be required to savo the City of obtained from the City Clerk by 

Ocean City, N. J., harmless from depositing * 10.00. 

MI actions at law or otherwise, Dated March 6, 1023. 

•'• 



WM. H. COLLISSON, JR., 

3-10-3t 

and by virtue of tho employers' 

liability act of the State of N< 

or any other act pertaining 

i Employes or laborers, by 

a Surety Company bond or 

Jersey 

to tho 

giving 

Insurance. 

Tho entire work will be complotcd 

by tho 15th day of June, 

1923. 

The Board of Commissioners reservo 

tho right to reject any or 

all bids or to waive any informality 

In any bid. 



depositing $10.00: . 

" March 6, 1923. 

H 

3-10-3t 

Dated , 



WM. H. COLLISSON, JR., 



City Clerk. 

ISSON, JR., 

City. Engineer. 


3t 

Ci 

City Cleric 

3-10-3t 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY, N. ij 


Contract No- 737-A 


received by the Board of Commissioners: 



the City Hall, Ocean City, N. J- 

March 26, 1923, at the hour of 3.00 

P. M., for the construction of six 

(6) Tennis Courts, located between 

Fifth street and Sixth 

street, east of Atlantic avenue, in 

the City of Ocean City. N v J., as 

described' In the specifications. 

AU bids must be made on the 

forma provided, cover all items 

contained. therein and be. accompanied 


by ,a New Jersey Bank or Trust 

Company' in the Bum of $250.00 


Ocean City, N, J., without condition. 



the demands qt the 'specifications, 


sheet. . 






imount of the award,* conditioned 

/or the faithful performance of the 

contract, payment of all tho bills 

und wages, and will be required to 

(ave the City of Ocean City, N. J., 

lannless from all actions at law I 

ir otherwise, and by virtue of the 

imployera' liability act - of tho 

itate of New Jersey or any other 

Fire! 

Fire! 

Phone 482-R 

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ADAMS APABTMEM? BOLD : Lightning Five Team 

R M. P_i—tre Co. Abo D_po_»' 

of Otto- Property '' . 

Tb« Stanley M. Poeti*re- Co. 

Inc. has 'sold th* A—u—i Af_ncu-Atk, 

OE» F*gt:th 

street, o«—- i 

Oceio ««;«. to M- A Norcrou,! 

t'«a 1-8 of 

Rro—-r Has Big—*t la-' . I 

_*»du_ Sov*. . . j 

Tb* Oct_> City Iigfeu_ig' Fivt; 

ill pl»y —*. Oce—-. Otjr 

. n*rw bought «_* moctti «go: Scl^rA fir»l t_m in n i* 

frc*x. th• u among the visitors here 

Smith. 

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-•N^mt-" B*nl>*r i« tii* J**dij*li*'>Ja— 

u.oxvr f«r • Lh* j 

li>22-2i- Ti« L-vliricu-j lou. : AU of th« lou tri; b» ^cr. home In their St. James 

second annual banquet 

KUrpavt*, the first 

affair of . this 

kind, arid Wm. K. Maxnoy,, chairman 

of tho general committee, 

fe«li) that the" greatext dlflkully 

will IK; that of taking core of all 

Apartments, Ocean avenue, near 

.Sixth ntroct, and entertained the 

following friends: Mr. and Mrs. 

SUnley II. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. 

Ccoritc Strood Butler, und Col, and 

ihi' applications for |i!ai;u Vhat are Mm. W. Elder Dennix, of the Inbelnit 

received and will be received. 1 tornal r»jvci>u« office. Col. and Mrs. 

from those anxious to.attend. 

l>enni« arrived in Ocean City Frl- 

-, There, will _be present n lorue '.- entertained Mrs.' John- 

"hronilcBited around the fountry by , ""n'f 

ulxtetv MrK. G.'. Soden. and 

invuriK of u powerful radio. 

r .daughter, Ruth, of Newark, and 

Bear in mind that early applica- ! Mrn. Wright and son, Charlon, of 

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N 

Vk d M Ml d 

tionn uhould be made for tlckctu.! 

j 

Vork, and Marry Mealey and 

! 

Thtae tickets will be *7.50. 

j wlfu, of Krunkford, Mm; Mealey 

An ha» been 

announced, thf l * l hc daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. 

Johnuoa. 

residents will go' 

> Hpeciul train, but 

has rnndv no dcdelegation 


from here in 

tho committee 

ci-ll>UU|> t-v •lil 1. " rt « d - All th. 

health conditions hero are good. 

mi ' n nro working energetically for; 

""jcity 

Gives Lsnd on Old Csrap 

- Groand Plot and Moves . { 

uecbnd reading. It will' come up 

f hid d 

for third reuding April 2.1. 

. Ordinance Ko. '2£i, providing 

for n fifteen-foot wide street between 

Central nnd Wesley avenues 

and Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth 

xtreetu, . wan 

passed on 

finnl reading. 

architect, Vivian K. Smith, of 

v. a 

DID QUICK WORK 

Veterans' Bureau in Caa_eot 

Is Given 

Many at Hanrlsr HrrxUr 

The sunrise service in the First 

Pn'iibyteriun Church Easter Sunday 

was largely 

attended. The 

tfervirtj WOM -nrrawrnl i*y tht' 

members of thi- three ' Christian 

Endeavor Societies, with the Rev. 

Chas. F.' N". Voegv'lln, tho pastor, 

in charge. -Mr. Voegelln'made u 

short uddress appropriaU) to the 

occasion, and there was singing. 

FISHING CLUB TO 

HOLD AJMN0UET 

Judge Wells Will be One of the 

' Speaker* at Gathering in 

MilladciphU April 26 

The ofneem of the Ocean City 

KUhinj? Club are • completing 

arrangements' for. their annual 

banquet, which will be held at the 

Manufacturers' Club, in Philadelphia, 

Thursday evening, April 26. 

President W. W. tyers nays'that 

they have.planned to hnve judge 

Wells, -of, Burlington. County, an 

th principal speaker. • Another 

speaker, will be the Rev, Dr. 

Nichols, of Philadelphia. 

' The attendance prizr's ^wcre Won i Atlantic City, the proposed school 

hy N. S. GofT, mi' electric lamp i building will huve u perlon. 

, director. Prof. Harry II. Lake. 

- * r . i t '• There urt- eighteen tubes, oper-; The Hoprano solos of Mrs.. Roger 

1 

1 " lttnin « t i d l i l l f il Willi d M D Ad 

, ! T ot ?f r occ f io '"' 

Engagement Announced 

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Keller, 

Bureau in Ca.mden. Earl - Brack-! of 5841 Pine street,~West .Philnley, 

of this "city, was'III a short J delphia, on Monday unnbunced the 

engagement of their daughter, 

Miss Lorine E. Keller, and Writ. T. 

Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs, 

timu since, and it was decided by 

members of Morgan-Ranck Post 

that his condition should be exumined 

by a Government physician. 

' 

They telephoned to the bureau 

in Cnmdcn, und'at once arrangements 

we're mado to send a pbyuiciau 

to c-xnminc him. This wan 

done, and the. young' man. was sent 

to tho hospital at League Island, 

where he in now said to be getting 

ulong very well. 

From the time 

word was »ent to the bureau to 

his .arrival at the Leaguo Island 

Hospital, only about three days 

were consumed. Now some of the 

hoya, at least, have n Ugh regard 

fur tho United States Veterans' 

Bureuu.- 

' • 

Frank A..8chock, a member of 

the police force, who underwent: 

operations In the Jefferson Hospital, 

Philadelphia, about two 

months, ago, and. who returned to 

hiu homo a short time alnee. Is 

now able to take short Walks on 

the strceU. 

nled electrically from a special | Williams nnd Mm. Dom-y Andercouxole 

at tho bench at the greatlxon won encomiums from those 

organ in the- church edifice. 

- | who were fortunate enough to be 

I The movement to purchase thc. pionoiit. MeKsrx..Nulty and'.Pher. 

chimes .WUH started by Or. Allen j man arc alwuys sure to please 

Corson and II. S. Stnlntun. There their audiences, rind there was no 

are n number of others among the; exception on '• this • occasion. Esilonors, 

it in stated, and thc chimes ( pecially good was tho' vocal duet 

were installed at a cost in excess | by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hu 

of $0,000. There will be a special, bcrt Verhey, "Thou Who Knoweat 

Frank Stevenson, of Philadelphia.| «lcdlcntory. service' a little later.] Sorrow." Raymond McHcnry, 

Keller has many friends in T(icn u tablet • containing tho! baritone, of th.i» city,, was heard 

' -•••-••• "' be prc-|for tho first time by ninny of 

officially: those in Hie congregation, und he 

nuide n very favorable Impression, 

lie bun an excellent voice, | 

and his enunciation wax .splendid.. 

Tho women's choruu wuu a 

Uha Keller has many friends in 

this city, whero she has lived about i ""»""• of tho 

two years. She IK 'a- member of "" twl u1ui lh « 

Mmea 

office 

irds. 

force of Massey 

the church, 

are the first'chiiiics in any 

. • • ' rliuroh in.Ocean City.. 

In New Oaicthi . Having just been iitstulled, 

Ira S. Johnson, one of the young i M>me of the bells appeared, to nlcnslnc Innovation, and onu that 

and enterjiriHiug realtors of this { found flat, and the full musical j appealed to many of the largo .asclty, 

has moved his, otBect from'tones wore-lucking, but this will j xtmiblage. 

4|2 Boardwalk to his new estat>-|"o rectified within a short time, it] 

lishment on Ninth street, near the' •" understood, 

city hall. He is on the second i 

making foorteen 

| 

iit:(! GW'Jy.hS'! »^!>2';h of root-ly,!,, 

cily 

ers lining the outside of the cage,'_ moro; 

'.heuc-.lilrlujling frinids from Pblla-' aj,^ thU 

del|iliiu. The vi.iiturs were helped' | n oj| 

moteriully by kuehnle, ot Eggj 

• 

Harbor City.' Mueller, also of the i 

Stsrt MaoV M School 

KUhu- town, played In the last half,! 

Ground was broken for the- new 

taking, the pluctr of Leo Hag-J high school building on Thursday. 

Eerty. 

and work on the contract was 

•The score wa« tied ut 2 and 8, started, yesterday. Tho J. 8.- 

anil . the first 

half ended with ' 

Ocean City leading, 12 to 8.' • 

Roy Johnson,- referee, said 

h 

it 

Rogem Co:, of Philadelphia, who 

will erect the building, signed the 

contract on Wednesday evening. 

was one of his hardest games ofj 

thc season. 


Phila. Profs, i 

Forward 

. Gowdy 

ForwarVlL. Haggerty! 

Centre D. Haggerty 1 

Guard 

Kuehnle; Mem ben, of South Ocean CH, I». 

Ocean City 

Mangold 

Townsend 

Miller 

Ferguson 

Henderson 

COTTAGERS WILL 

HAVE A DINNER 

Guard 

Kinkaido 

Field goals—Mangold, 2; Town- 

2; Miller, 5; Gowdy, 1; Leo 

HgKorty, 1; Dan. Haggerty, 3: 

Kuehnlf, 1; Klnkaldi, 2. 

Foul 

j;oals—Mangrjld, 4; Townsend, I; 

Miller, 4: Henderson, 1: Gowdy, 1; ; , 

Kuehnfe, 3; Kinkoide, 1. Referee, ] 

have 

Roy Johnson. ", j a dinher in the Bourse Restaurant, 

provrment Association, to Hold 

Meeting In Philadelphia 

Members, of-„ the South Ocean 

City Improvement Association 

made 'arrangements to Hold 

TAKES BOARDWALK STORE 

Druggist 

UeDati, Atlantic City, 

Lessen Through Tdwnsend A Co. 

Through Townuent) £ Co., Mr, 

DeUuh" well known Atlantic City 

Boardwalk druggist, has leased 

for u term of four years the large 

itmt at Moorlyn terrace nnd .the 

Bourdwajk here. 

Philadelphia, Saturday evening, 

May 5.' 

Mayor'Champion and Commissioners 

Campbell and Cprson have, 

been invited to attend, an have 

been City Solicitor 

Boswell and 

City Engineer. Wm. H. Collision. 

' After the dinner has been thoroughly 

discussed, doubtless matter* 

of interest to the residents of 

Mr. DtDan fn well known Us a I that section of the resort will bo 

progressive . business man, and talked over und plans outlined for 

one who recognizes the increasing the future. 

worth nnd value of Ocean City 

'• 

both as' u present und future In- 

H - * Cor v 

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