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OCEAN CUTT LEDGER. OCEAN CETY, NEW JERSE* 

aatiurday.Jnly 

SPEAKERS TELL OF 

LAW ENFORCEMENT 

Prohibition Candidate for Prod- 

dent In 1*ZQ Wai On* of Fljlnf 

Squadron In Tb,l» City 

Frank S. Began, of the Flying 

Squadron, made tho opening ad- 

dreaa In behalf of prohibition and 

law enforcement at tho seriea of 

meetings held in this city Satur- 

day, Sunday • and Monday. Mo 

spoke in tho auditorium and wan 

heard with interest. . 

Dr. D. Leigh Colvin, who was 

the Prohibition candidate for 

President In 1920, was the speaker 

at the meetings in the Strand 

Theatre' Sunday afternoon and 

evening. He told of the efforta be- 

ing made to repeal tho Volstead 

law. He said that Congressman 

. Graham, of Philadelphia, a wet. 

will probably bo the successor of 

Volatead as chairman of the ju- 

diciary committee in Congress. Ho 

referred to a speech alleged . to 

have .been made by Senator Edge 

- at a meeting of colored people in 

Atlantic City. " 

Dr. Colvin Bald that one-half of 

. one per;cent. is.not a new propo- 

sition in the matter of determining 

the limit of Intoxicating bever- 

ages. This was the standard es- 

tablished by tho nation more than 

fifty years ago, and it has been tn 

tho Federal law for the same 

length of time. It is- also the 

• • standard of-three-fourths of -.the 

State laws for years. 

Elmer Jackson Pearl presided at 

the afternoon meeting, and City 

Engineer Wru. H. Collision ted the 

singing. Clinton D- Lowden was 

at the organ, and before the meet- 

ing began he played two selections 

artistically — "Humorcsque" and 

_ the sextet number from "Lucia." 

Oliver Wayne Stewart, president 

• of the Flying Squadron, was the 

* speaker at the meetings Monday 

afternoon and evening. 

Jheao twilight game*. Those arc 

played Tuesday and Thursday 

afternoons at 0.15 o'clock. - ~ 

Score: • Ocean City 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Marshall, 3b 1 1 2 10 

Dennis, ss ..: 0 12 10 

Relnoke, lb - 0 18 0 1 

Reinoke, lb . 

Townsend, If 

Trfrbottom. c 

Williams. 2b 

Lower, cf 

Moore, rf 

Ati 

0 2 2 0 0 

0 0 8 0 0 

0 1 1 2 1 

. 0 0 0 0 0 

0 0 10 0 

Austin, p 0 10 0 0 

Totals .~1 7 24 4 2 

MUlville R. H. O. A. E. 

Phatnpus, 3b .„;...'... 1 2 12 0 

Yettcr, If 1 3 2 0 0 

F. Phampo*. lb. 1 1 10 0 0 

Suferman, ss ..'. 2 3 13 1 

Steelo, 2b ...:. ; 0 2 110' 

McCarty, cf _ 0 1 1 0 0 

Harris, rf 0 1 1 0 0 

Brceden, c 0 0 7 0. 0 

Scott, p I 0 0 0 0 

Totals ! 6 13 21 6.1 

Score by inlng*: - 

Ocean City 0 0 10 0 0 0 0—1 

Millvillc 1 0 0 10 3 1 0—6 

Locals Lose Hard 

Ten-Inning: Contest 

OennU' Team and PleasantvilU 

Nine Seen in One of Brat 

(iames of Season 

The twilight game on Thursday 

evening between Manugvr John G. 

Dennis' boys and the Pleasantville 

team on the Ocean Cily grounds 

wan the best of the season, going 

: ten innings. 

' "Both pitchers were In good form, 

•but Townsend lo«t on the breaks: 

. Score:' . 

' Ocean City ' 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Marshall, 3b 0-1 4-4 

Dennis, ss 0 

• Reineke, lb 0 

Towns«nd p .0 

Tarbottom. If 1 

Lower, 2b ....,..*. 0 

' Sharp, c 0 

Hoffman, rf 0 

Austin, cf '.. 0 

OCEAN CITY BEAT 

VINELAND TEAM DR. SWAIN SPEAKS 

TO KIWANIANS 

After Ocean City had a safe ' Dr. Jos. Swain,' former president 

L h Cll tho 

ft y 

lead on tho Vineland White So* Lf Swarthmore College, was tho 

on the grounds hero Saturday 

afternoon, the visitors came with- 

in hailing distance of victory by a 

little weird playing on the part 

of the Ocean City boys. Austin, 

pitching for Ocean City, weakened 

in one of the closing Innings. The 

combination almost proved too 

much for. Manager Dennia' boys. . 

Reineke did good work at the 

bat for Ocean City. 

Score: 

Ocean City 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Marshall. 3b ..... 

Dennis, ss 

Roinicke, lb ..'. 

Townsend, If ... 

Tarbottom, cf . 

Lower, rf 

Williams, Sb 

Sh 

I-Sharp, • 0 1 11 

Austin, p '- 1 3 

Totals 

1 

7 13 27 8 1 

_ Viacjand. 

Fischer, 2b 

Paul. If 

Delesandro, ss.. 

Downey, lb 

Hagenbarth, 3b . 

Peluro, • c J 

Garden, cf 

Gaino, rf 

Magev, p ' 

Totals 

R. H. O. A. E. 

speaker at the weekly luhcheon of 

tho Kiwanis Club at the Norman- 

die. The distinguished gentleman 

was introduced by Ewlng T. Cor- 

son. realtor, of this city, who was 

u star athlete at this Institution a 

few years ago. 

Dr. Swain told of hi* connection 

with the Ginn peace organisation 

and of the various phases of the 

world situation as seen by him in 

his trip around the globe, which 

consumed a period of two years 

and seven months. There is a 

great race question in the -world. 

Dr. Swain declared, and he spoke 

instructively and entertainingly on 

this proposition, holding the close 

attention of his hearers. 

At tho conclusion of his address. 

Dr. Swain Was thanked by Dr. M- 

B. Stannard, president of the or- 

ganization, for his ' splendid ex- 

position of the question, and a ris 

0 8 24 10 3 

Score by innings: 

Ocean City....l 0 2 0 2 0 11 0—7 

Vineland- 0 1-10 0 0 0 4 0—6 

0 3 

0 12 

1 0 

1 0 

1- 2 

0 7 

0 0 

0 2 

MILLV1LLE WON 

Totals ._.... 1 4 30 12 1 

PleasantviUe 

R. H. O. A. E. 

1 0 2 0 0 

Fa»t Twilight Game tads in 

feat for Local Team 

In a fast, well-played twilight 

game Tuesday evening, Millville 

downed the Ocean City Collegians 

6 to 1. Millville had a number of 

outside players on its team and 

put up a great game. 

Basebll fun* are niigfling some 

good contests by not attending 

BoTltr, cf 

iE. Clark, lb 

•Peterson, 2b 

Stevenson, ss 

'Tajh. 3b 

. Clark, If . 

rf 

. 0 

.0 

. 1 

. 0 

. 0 

. 0 

;. c .., 0 

Booye, p .-' 0 

9 0 0 

4 1 1 

0 4 0 1 

1 3 2 0 

0 0 0 0 

11 0 

17 

0 0 

0 0 

3 0 0 

G 30 7 2 

] Totals 2 

: Score by inlngs: 

Ocean C....0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0.0—I 

PNrllle ......0 00001 000 1—2 

Lt. CoL Ullrich Here 

The Blue and .the Gray Division 

of the World's War was made op 

of New Jersey, Maryland and Vir- 

ginia troops. -The 104th sanitary 

train, which handled all of the 

wounded, dead and dying in that 

division, running into the thou- 

iandq,' was under the command of 

Lieut. Col. J. Harry Ullrich, who 

is taking a few days' rest with his 

cousin, Chas. A. Ullrich, at Forty- 

ninth street' and Central avenue. 

Bay* Cottage Here . - 

Leon Leopold has hold his two- 

story cottage, with garage under- 

neath, at 10 Momingslde road, to 

George M. Chew, of Camden. The 

house will be occupied by the new 

owner. - 

OFFICERS ELECTED 

Mrs. T. Dowdney Clark Headi 

Methodist Stammer Auxiliary 

The Summer Auxiliary of the 

Methodist Church held a very in- 

teresting meeting In the music 

room of tho Hotel Normandle on 

Tuesday - afternoon, with Mrs. 

Bryan presiding. 

Tho following officers were 

elected for the ensuing year; 

President,. Mrs. T. Dowdney 

Clark; first vice president, Mrs. 

John Handley; second vico presi- 

dent, Mrs. S. H. Prentzcll; third 

vice president, Mrs. Holcomb; 

secretary, Mrs. Ella Harold Cossa- 

boom; assistant secretary, Mrs. 

May.Bryan; treasurer, Mrs. Fred- 

TWILIGHT SERVICE 

AT HOSTESS BOUSE 

Dr. John Handley.- Former Army 

' Chaplain, Will be Speaker— . 

Boccelll to Sing 

Next Sunday evening at * seven 

o'clock a delightful and unusual 

service will bo held for the ex- 

-Hervico men at the Hostess House. 

on the Boardwalk at Seventh 

street. The Rev. Dr, Handley will 

IH> the upcakcr at. the service and 

tho famous baritone singer, Lulgi 

Uoccelli, will render solos, accom- 

panied by the violin and piano. 

erick Fox; assistant treasurer, 

Mrs. E. C. Henderson. 

Mra. Taylor . and Mrs. 

maker acted as hoHtcstics 

A special musical program has 

arranged and a song service 

Shoe- |W ill follow. 

and a' Chairs will be provided and 

h 

maker acted as hontcsses and a C 

very pleasing program was pre- | everyonu interested in giving these 

sentcd, consisting of vocal solos by ' men, who saw service on the 

i l bttlfilds 

sentcd, consisting of vocal so y , saw service on the 

Mrs. J. M. Rottcnbaum, piano solos battlefields, a just recognition of 

li ifi d 

M J 

by Mrs. E. H. Cossaboom and a ; 

M S 

ing vote' of thanks was given by Goff Apartments, Sixth 

, j 

y Ilieir sacrifices Is invited to attend, 

reading by Mrs. Sampson. The Hostess House has been 

Mrs. N, 3. Gotf will entertain at' splendidly equipped for the com- 

u porch*party at her home, the fort of suffering men and trill be 

i 

the club men. 

Priies were won by • H.' B. 

Cooper, Jr., and Roger Williams. . 

near the Boardwalk, on 

street,, open. for inspection. 

Friday The members of the Hostess 

afternoon at three o'clock, to which League say that the usefulness and 

ill are welcome. 

EXPLOITING MIAMI 

Photographer - and Publicity Man 

-Visits Ocean City 

Edward E. Sheppard, who is do- 

ing publicity work for Miami and 

Miami Beach, representing the { 

Chamber of Commerce of Miami, 

is now in Ocean City, a guest of 

the ' Biacayne. He is traveling' 

through the eastern section of the 

North in the interest of these 

Florida resorts. Using an auto. He 

is a photographer of unusual abil- 

ity.' He is of pleasing personality 

and is doing- good work for Miami. 

Mr. Sheppard went, to New 

York City in his machine on Wed- 

nesday, returning yesterday. He 

was accompanied by Misses Betty 

and Edythe Btundin and Thos. F. 

Jackson, of the Biscayne. — ' 

Mrs.. Martha H. Smith and 

Mitchell H. Smith, of Wilmington, 

are among-the-visitors. 

COAL 

Announcement 

NOT ONLY ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS, BUT 

EVERY HOUSEHOLDER IN OCEAN CITY, SOMERS 

POINT, L1NWQ0D AND VICINITY WILL BE 

GREATLY PLEASED fO KNOWTHAT OUR NEW 

COAL YARD IS NOW OPEN AT NEW JERSEY AVE. 

AND THE RAILROAD. THIS LOCATION MAKES 

IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO SERVE YOU WITH THE 

SAME DEPENDABLE COAL WITHOUT THE EXTRA 

CHARGE FOR HAULING. 

WE SERIOUSLY URGE YOU TO GIVE YOUR 

COAL NEEDS CAREFUL CONSIDERATION, AND 

WHEREVER POSSIBLE PUT AT LEAST A GOOD 

PORTION OF YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY IN NOW. 

KINDLY TELEPHONE OR WRITE YOUR OR- 

DERS FOR THE PRESENT TO OUR ATLANTIC CITY 

OFFICE AT INDIANA AND BALTIC AVES. UNTIL 

OUR TELEPHONE AT SOMERS POINT IS IN- 

STALLED. 

Will. Hold Picnic Sapper 

A picnic (upper will be given 

in the- Strathmere' M. E. Church 

MASONS TO HAVE 

BIG JGHT HERE 

Ocean City Uwlu'\ \'. 171, K. 

and A. M., will hold an- emergent \ 

communication Frliliiy evening, 

August 3, to be known im the 

lodge's ,"Midsummer -Speciul," for I 

the benefit of VUHIIIK brethren. 

There will be refreshment*. 

At this meeting the officerx of 

Belcher Lodge,'of Atlantic City, 

will confer the master degree in 

full uniform. 

need of a placo for these heroes la 

mine Urgent as the years 'go by. 

Thin in the slxth'season that 

thix free' vocational center 

beun maintained here. Hotels and 

others co-operate and thui msb 

the work possible. • •• 

"Come next Sunday evening «. 

Joy tho service, and singing sod u, 

the splendid work that is bdat 

done," says Mrs. Kenton Warn? 

president of tho league. 

FIRE ALARM BUXBS 

14—Sixth and. Pleasure smas. 

17—Eleventh and Bay annas. 

18—Fourteenth and Bay »»—ri 

36—Seventh and West ansat. 

42—Second and Asbury '»—n 

43—Fourth and Asbury aTHai 

46—Eighth and Asbary STOU 

49—Tenth and Asbury anasi 

48—Thirteenth and Ajbnfy an. 

noe. 

49—Sixteenth and Asbnrv gss. 

bue. 

• El—North and Central avegsa. 

54—Sixth and Central arena. 

57—Eleventh and Ceatnl a* 

nue.. 

67—Twelfth and Weslty nm». 

68—Fourteenth and Weslty m- 

nue. ' 

7S—Fourth and Ocean avenue, 

76—Seventh and Ocean __ 

78— Ninth and Ocean avtma. 

82—Second and Atlantic 

Oil—Bay avenue and Batteict 

road. ' • 

96—Boardwalk and Moorlya te- 

race. 

621—Twentieth and Central sn- 

nue. 

SPECIAL REDUCTION 

IN ALL 

WHITE AND COLORED 

SHOES 

' At Bracebridge.tlall— I 

Guests at BrucebridKe Hull in- 

clude the following! Mrs. Walter 

Epperson, Nashville; . S. Watkins 

and wife and MISH Linda Wutkina, 

Merchantyille; MUs L.'A. Whlt- 

aker, Germantown, iind W: A. 

on Wednesdy, August 1, betw«n | Christian and wife, Shumokln. 

6 and 8 o'clock. Tickets, 60 cents. I 

Ice cream and cake extra. ' Thu 

Annual Election I 

annual election of the 

C. W. Gabell, Jr., an$ family, of | Golden Rule Society will be held j 

hilhi h t J Fid A t :i t th O 

Philadelphia,, are here for a 

of u few weeks. 

j 

stay J on Friday. August :i, at tho Ocean 

I City Seashore Home for Babies. ' 

1018 ASBURY AVE. S. ROBINSON, Pro*. 

COMPLETE LINE OF HOSIERY 

nifliiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,.! Hiiiiii 

NOW 1 

Is the time to renew that 

• ' J • 

ion to the 

Parsells Coal Co. 

By HAROLD M. PARSELLS 

PHONE, MARINE 9 

OCEAN CITY 

LEDGER 

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that you have neglected 

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VOL. xxvi—NO: ss 

OCEAN CITY. NEW JPBSEY, SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1923 

MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED 

OCEAN CITY'S 

HANDSOME OCEAN-FRONT HOTEL 

ADMIRED BY VISITING CROWDS 

AT OPENING OF PALATIAL HOTEL FLANDERS 

REVUE TO BE HELD AUGUST 14 ANO 15 

Dianrr Featured by Addrewiea by 

Thou. F. Armstrong and Officrru 

of Company—Slocum .Praitted 

Ocean City's beach front hotel, 

the Klamlerx, in u reality, 

. The opening dinner Saturday 

evening wus inuiked by uu attend- 

ance of inoru tliun four buiiilreil 

• i*«i.lrhti und vlxltorx, repreMMi 

live nieli'und women, un.l u knotv 

complete Htart could not well be 

'conceived, burring the but) weather, 

the' rain . unquestionably Interfer- 

la£ with'an. even " larger"uttend- 

anrt, though junt where ulty more 

diner* could huve been placed 

wouM ILUVC been u problem. 

The Interior of the house, or, ut 

Iraki, un much us huH been flniHlted 

was iiiKUected und uilnilre.1 by tlie 

guests for Kome - time before the 

tUnner, uh.l everyone expreKê.1 

und delight at the ap- 

pointnieutH und the generally ut 

tractive uppeurunce of the hotel. 

Following the dinner, which wus 

served perfectly, Wni. E. Mumtey, 

treasurer of the Oceun Front Ho- 

tel Corporation, presented Thomux 

F. Armntrong, director of the Phil- 

adelphia Department of Supplieu, 

and a well, known "rooter" for 

Ocean City. 

Mr. Arriuttrong spoke brielly, re- 

ferring to General Pershing's re- 

, mark ut the tomb of 1-ufuyette, iii 

France, "Lafayette, we uro here," 

' thi» being brought to the np«ukor\i 

rnind by reason of the name of the 

hotel. After tho forty yeurw thut 

Ocean City lutu hoped and pruyed] 

.for a beach front hotel, at lant'Ve 

are here." Mr. Armxtroni; KUI.I he 

lU^lhsl to pay u tribute to.tlie one 

maia who has made'thix hotel pOH- 

alble, the proprietor, Mr. Slocum. 

Mr. Armstrong took occasion to 

recite a little poem, entitled, "It 

Couldn't, Be Done." He xaid he 

wsnted to introduce another, not 

Ethan Allen, of Ticondcroga fume, 

but the man who said it could be 

done und did It. ' ' 

The crowd xhouted, •'What'* the 

uith Slocum?" 

ni; cry. fumt, 

Anil the 

"He nil 

riglit!" 

Mr. Slucum mud .tliat one. year 

ago they uturted their cuknpulKii 

for fuiul^. .They wild they would 

open the Fluudern June 2ft. Tliey 

were not fur off. The contractor 

has ilone wonderful Work, and t.ll 

Ihterehted are proud of the hou.se 

and feel Mire of lt» Bueceus. 

Slocum 

Meisselbach's Gift 

to Yourig Casters 

New Yorker Will Civv Wutcru-n to 

HucceuHful Contnttantri'in 

TournamentH Here 

A »|H-y AugU^tUH MeiKNelbuch, 

o/ New York, to cover prize*, for 

u |M*riod of five years for winners 

in the boyu* cuHtiug tournuiiients 

here. Kuch year he will give' u $60 

wuU'h and one $^5 watch t«> the 

winners* in various evtrtitK. 

Mr. Mcitiaelbach, while hcrv ci' 

few fluy* Kime, gave the Ocean.' 

City Fishing' Club a big Hwordnnh ' 

he caught at I-oug Key, Florida,'. 

duriug the'winter. It Is now hang- 

ing * from the club's WUIIH. . It Is I 

eight feet long und weighs ueveii- 

ty-IWe pounds.. 1 

•-Vs. „••:-,. 

a KIDDIES" HAD IBUICH PRESENTS 

GREAT DAY HERE' ITS 1924 MODELS 

More Than 100 Uttlr (lonon Out- 

Ing an Gumis of Haturday Nlfht. 

Club Membrm . 

The members of the Saturday 

Night Club of Ocean City enter- 

tained 13H little ones and care- 

takers fnim the Northern Home 

for Friendless Children of 

delphia In thl« city on Tuesduy. 

The children Were brought from 

Philadelphia in three motor bu>Heu, 

and then, through tho courtesy of 

the management of the Seaside 

THE FLAXDERS 

Offers $100 Reward 

. for MiHrepresentors 

Jucub Seeku Inforniutlorl 

Startling Advunrrs in Power, Con- Leading I" ArrrKI uf 

trul and Krunomy Shown In ' ' - PeddlerM 

CorapanyV New- Cars ! lli'wure of any iK-ddler wlui muy 

j. Introduced to the public today. ] ile llaiiii-, the •''»> KvvitiK T.iuill1 iho.Ami.lm Kestaunim.. The 

The evening program w.l be U"Y P">tty eM* " The club will (iresent a cup for !"' lU ^.°". ""."/, '" ' C ? . • • un.l at L..10 o clock -til.-)-.? will i.e :i. . 

retorthut is heralded'us u won- ; nenday evening. They uro selling., woniun will lie ch.i.-u.n by populur Frank Ciouzer ivuu flag-bearer.' ''iithin*,' paraile .anil 

der, and Jiterully dozensi of other! many tickets to.their friends.. .^jvnte, eurh ;vole continj:. leu eeutx. ai'ihis week's'luncheon. " " ''"' "'" " 

At !i 

William E Hexamer Mr und Mrs developments, major and minor. The young men will give cxhi- 'he queen uill have the privlleg. 

Philip. BS. Past Con,n.odo^|B"'^ Pve. thut ju engineering ; "«»»^ ^T J^LTV" ! " n K l ^ Z! S"' I"" launching- Of. WWz 

eel «ure of lt» Bueceus. Mr. Philip J. Brlesh. Past Commodore | ° ult * f " lut Il! » engineering — -^ "» "•"»«•' 

,.. further Htutedt."t In .e- and Mrs. J. W. Fernley, Mr. .«!•••«',"•»- '-' W »>^ "'"' the ' ;;;»W ^'' th ^ 

» to inmiirles thev huvo Hub- Mw - Joh " Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J ul '-- - st.Ke I., at-raceH in th. 

. ! . . ! y . 'churleu 'i Puttnn Mr nn.l M« Tho. thousands' who are certain drills will be conduct* 

' " 

mltted their hotel ratcn to n num- i Charleu S. Putton, Mr. and Mrs. 

Ur or people, and iii eucl. instance | Charles^?, ôod,, Mr. and Mrs. 

the higher of two rates was 

-taken. The Flamlerx will nppeal j 

to a new C1U.HH of people. 

Concluding, Mr. 'Slocum Htuteil 

that he was glad to nee no many 

they will 

tho surf. 

alxo 

The 

ted by Ward' 

to see these curd in the leading \ fleam, .under the general super- j •'''•. cliuirniun; 

not more than eiulit | 

The generat) cortiinittfe com- - 

p'rises the follouint;: John K. File, 

( o'clock that .evening there will I 

a lolling chair, paraile, anil at U.'.] 

' o'clock the iinal 'jiulirini; will 

place in the munii' piet:, on 

Brilliant Affair » iiK ^ u - T ' his wi " lil> l ' ftl! " w ." 

__^___ • by a .-'upper ami .lant-e at'the Ar 

tlu> 

center.-) thix week—and very soon vision of Cupt. Jack Jernee, com- I'eurl, recrttary. 

! Commodore 

Curran. 

nd 

Klmer '.lui-kwui • Nurnian W. Fort;'Jr., und Friends < " lli "' 

anil' R. W.-F.d- ' Hilpi-d l« Make Ocruui.m One 

\KAItl.V 

Bnd j>ost | in the ;»how' roomu 6f ull Buick" man.ler of the patrol. i warus, Uea urer. • t,, l>e lteni.wli.red 

Mrs. Charles J.'dealers — will first observe a »'HZM for the events have, been ; The committee in eliui-go of the .,.,„. ,,llllu.nin (lf tl . vVjli , .,.,.„..„• .,nuTTr-r ..:,„• .. . • 

i-hango in body lines, undoubtedly given by K. B- Bacon, Geo. W.: ulternoon bay payeunt cunsistH ol ,„,,„ ,,j Xofinun W. Fort.. Jr..- son I hMu ' lt ' l » ln """ 1 Hlld **'***»« +*• 

C. G. FfuBer and J. P. Corson 

j uusUted* in looking after tho chit- 

continued on Page Eight)' ; Jrcl1 duri "f tho ^' a fun '. 

Here fur Month 

Mr. and.Mrs. Itaney I.. < 

have us their (tuc.iU' •.hV 

of the ueuHon, ut iijir up.u 

• 13)5 Asbury avenue, Mr. -i 

J. Cleveland McCormick, oi' 

Ai 

lattin 

I 

GAVE FR£g CANDY 

J. C. Funk, Jr., of Arcadia, Looks 

After Excursionists 

J. C. Funk, Jr., of'the Arcadia, 

(lii.tributed several hundred boxes 

ll'tltS, i 

Mra. 

Airy. Mr. and.Mrs. Cpnolly. >, !»' wtIt wfl * cl " *»«#'* the ewur- 

Boas, of Philadelphia, parents.' ul 

Mrs. Chattin and Mrs. McCormick, 

expect to join them the hitter.part 

of this week. Mr. McCormick is 

•uperlntendent of bridges und 

uwers in Philadelphia. Mr. Ross 

1« connected with 'Showell-Fryer 

Co:, Philadelphia. 

. Gave Unique Drill . 

Eighty of. the students of the 

Ocean City Stuto Summer School 

gave u great exhibition drill on the 

Hippodrome Pier under the direc- 

tion of Ward Beam, physical in- 

structor, of Philadelphia, a four 

days ago. ' . • 

Other CUaalBed Ads will bo round 

on Pace Five 

ELECTRIC SJVEEPERS, washers 

and mangles. All leading makes, 

focjk bottom priced. Small month- 

ly Payments. Fre« trial and dem- 

onstration. Salesmen and uales- 

wotneri wunted. 1017 Central Ave., 

.Ocean City.- It 

Ho had 1,000 boxes to give away, 

und nt 5.30 o'clock. Sunday after- 

noon there were many boxes re- 

maining. There were something 

like 1,500 excursionists here; Sun- 

day. All were notified of the dis- 

tribution of free candy by means of 

circulars distributed on the trains' 

coming 1 to Ocean City from Cam- 

den that morning. 

W. F. Shrivtr and J. Frank 

Shollenberger opened their places 

of business tout Sunday after hav- 

ing kept their stores closed for five 

Sundays. Mr. Shriver. said they 

were co-operating with Mayor 

Champion. ' ' . 

Now's the time to repair that 

roof. We have a good stock'of 

light, Medium, and. heavy weight 

Buy the Champion roofing of . 

CHAMPION ' 

Tenth and West Ave, 

"Look for Tba-S 

influenced to a degroo' by recent .' 

refinements) in foreign design. 

Thus u more modiuh uppeurance,' 

even than the 1923 Buick, has been J 

accomplished by a departure.. .inP 

radiator and hood contour, on. both | 

open und closed bodies. This ap- 

plies to both tho six and four- 

cylinder models, of which there are 

y 

fourteen body styles. 

' (Continued on Page Seven) 

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of 1840. So charming aro these home of L. Kandle, 725 Central third, Miss Harris; fourth. Mrs. 

Jos. Van G. Hoffecker Sunday by apedal .pyjU^,^ 

songs said to be, and so delight- avenue, - attract the attention of Ooslin; fifth, Mrs. G. M. Dallam. EDNA THOMAS RECITAL 

ful the singer, that when she made pedestrians and many favorable 

ARCHITECT 

Bell Phone «• 

her debut In London lost month, comments are heard by the owner. Harvey F. Adams and wife, of 

. Thursday Morning. August 8th. at II o'clock 

80S Eighth 8L (Cor Atlantic Ave.) 

ALLEN CORS0N, M. a 

she was not only Instantly on- Tho plants are five feet high and Philadelphia, aro enjoying their 

OCBAN CITY 

Office Hours—9 to 1L A, M. 

, gaged 'for u series of "evenings" a number are in bloom. • visit here. 

Ball Room of the Hotel Flanders 

Reg. N. J. Pfcoaa 4M 

7 to 8 P. «. 

JOHN B. TOWN8END, at D. 

at Lady Aster's (one of the for- Mr. Kandle, who ia in engaged Mrs. M. J. Inluter and family, 

Proceed* (o the Ocean City "Seashore Home 

Office Hoors—9 to 10 A, K. 

mer Langhomo sisters . of Vir- In tho business of caring for gar- of Philadelphia, are visitors. 

IDA E. KISTLER 

I to IRE 

ginia, and all noted, bviiutii-x), but. duns, and lawns, is a student of 

Cards and Buffet Luncheon $3.00 

Nellio Melba went to her nfter nature, and he taken much pridti 

Life Insurance 

7 to 8 P.M. 

the concert und Hold, "Will you In his flowora.. . .- 

. . On Sale at the Flanders 

B2« Wealey Ave, Oceia Ory.R.1 

Wltli • 

teach mo how to sing a negro 

HY MOULD'S THINKER 

Walter Golde at the Piano . 

IRA SCOTT JOHNSON ." Telophone Bell 29a -- . 

spiritual?" Tho n'sult was that: 

409 Ninth Street WILUTS P. HAINES,M.a 

Joa. A. Morris and wife,' of 

a series of lessons wore arranged. 

>•••»«•• Next to City HaU 

Bryn Muwr, are visitors. 

Ninth and Wealey ARM* ' 

Geneal Practice and Diuatesoftat 

WM. H. C0LLI8S0N, Jr. Eye. Ear, r{ose anil Throat. 

>•to 

10 A. M. Sunday b p 

B«U Phone 2M W 

413 Ninth SL, Ocean ttrr. M. I 

AbTerstloM 

HUMBERT C. PONHEBB 

BUILDER 

952 Anbury Ave. OtctaGitl 

ALFRED R. SMITH 

Progressive Paper Rwgtr 

and Decorator 

1048 Aabory Ave, Ocean CHy.ltX 

CHAS. E. ADAMSABBa 

FURNITURE 

Agents for the 

HOOVER SUCTION BWBKPE1 

COMPANY 

72O-722 Abnry'Ave. Ocan Ol; 

HURLEY-JONES CO 

"The Trustful Store" 

Furniture, Carpeta, Rags, Refrigerators, Btovefl,' CktUsf. 

1714-1716 ATLANTIC AVE, ATfcANTIC CITY, K. I 

V. PATTON. Manager.' 51 Weat Av«^ Ocean CHy, N. *. 

REAL ESTATE 

INSURANCE 

Splendid selection or Ocean City property, 

for Sale or for Rent... Give us a call. 

S. M. Hoffman, B. Prank Smith Co 

PHONE 432-W 

1086 ASBURY AVENUE 

***** 

Johnson & Kelly 

304 Central Ave. Ocean City, N. J 

' 

cjgturday, August. 4,1928 

^Miiigsiaigigia»iîii?i^ 

CITY LSDCQER, OCEAN CHCY. NEW JEBSEY 

iiii^2£iL&&£ f '^>£^ 

THE LEDGE R'S BUI L D E R S f PAGE 

ORCHESTRA PLAYS 

TO JMG CROWDS 

through his direction of bis concert 

band on the Garden Pier for 

pleUng the circle about the orcheatra's. 

platform' In amphi- Casting Tournaments Sunday, September 9—Anglers' arrangements are in charge of 

the past eight consecutive seasons. 

Club of Abeecon Island, at Attheatre 

style, Thla will be done 

Mrs. J. J. Barger, of the Bayalde 

He ia an acknowledged leader in 

aa soon aa possible. 

of Fishing Clubs lantic City. 

Civic Association. These services 

flno music/ his band being known 

Other scheduled events are aawill 

be continued - every Sunday 

General Director Paaaeri'a Maalcal aa one of the Important musical 

One thing most creditable has Coming Events of Interest to follows: 

evening throughout the remainder 

been accomplished by Manager 

Ability is Well Known Throagh- organisations of tho resort. 

Savage, and that la the children 

Members of Claba Here and Saturday, August 18 — Boys' of the season. • 

out This Coantry 

The organisation- la also. known have boen given other seats and 

' Other Seaahore Cities Casing Tournament, Ocean .City. 

' Slgnor Aniodeo Passed, whose aa PawerTs. Symphony Orchestra. are not allowed.to use the rockers, Thero will be several events of Thursday, August SO—Midsum- 

orchestra la winning praise by IUIt 

played for one year at thowhich 

are reserved for the older Interest to ashing club member* to mer Evening's Frolic at the Ocean 

W. L. Smith and wife, of Pltta- 

.concerts in the city's music pier Strand Theatre. Norfolk, the pic- people. • be held this month, sanctioned by City Yacht Club by Ocean City 

burgh, who have been spending tho 

here, la a-native of Planella,'Anture house de luxe of the South. Ocean City la receiving enthusi- 

tho Association of Surf Angling Fishing Club. . : 

aummer aeaaona here for several 

years, are among the guesta of tho 

nual, Italy. At the age of ten All last winter at the Capitol Theastic praise for Its generous hos- Clubs. These are as follows: . Labor Day—Ocean City Fishing 

Normandie. ' 

years ho became a member of onetre, 

Atlantic City, his orchestra pitality, expressed In the rest room Saturday. August 4 — Asbury Club Teant Championship. 

Chaa. S. Campbell and wife, of 

of the concert bands In Italy (Dl- waa one of the features of the conveniences and comforts, as well Park Fishing Club, at Asbury 

Philadelphia, are aojournlng here. 

svoli Rossi) as comet player. At afternoon and evening programs. aa by the free concerts. ' . . Park, N. J. ; 

Vesper Services at Caatp 

Bfteen ho came to thla coantry, Senor Passeri Is well known . to 

Saturday. August 11—Ocean Vesper services will be held at 

'and was with Creatoreta Band for Philadelphia!* and New Yorkers. Here from Barllngton City Cup Day, at Ocean aty. 7.46 o'clock tomorrow evening at 

foor years. Then he organised his His friends express the wish that C. H.' Duncan, Jr., cashier of the Saturday, August 18—Belmar the Oermantown Boys' Club camp, Any man can bolM a house with a hatchet 

Crst band, playing for ten weeks thla enterprising, hard-working Burlington National Bank, ia aFluhing 

Club, at Belmar, N. J. on the bay front at Fifteenth 

at Woodland Garden In Chicago, at leader will continue to attain that guest of the Atglen, aa are Chaa. Saturday, August' 26—Anglers' 

and B saw, but a home Is built only with 

street, for the boys and the cot- 

which time he waa said to be thesuccess 

of which he la deserving. H. Hlldreth and family'of the aame Club of Ocean City, at Ocean City. tagers of that neighborhood. The the knowledge of construction, modem 

yoongest band leader in the world. 

Matt. Savage, mansger of the city. Mr. Hltdroth 1. . retired 

toots and good mechanics. 

Poring the season of 1910 his band 

music pavilion, gathered these facte l>nslnese man. He and his family Phono 789 Jobbittc and Alteration* 

played at the Municipal Pier at 

regarding Slgnor Passeri, and they 

and Mr. and Mrs. O.win Henry, of 

WlMwood Crest. Throughout the 

go to prove that Chairman Russell 

the Atglen, met in Miami, Fla., 

Eventually—Why Net NowT . 

seasons of. 1911 and 1912 he waa at 

H. Nulty, C. H. Shoemaker and R. 

last winter. 

CONSULT 

Washington Park, on' the Dela- 

W. Edwards, the committee In 

ware, with his concert band, as- 

charge of the music pier, have 

Frank W. Kite and family, of HOWARD O. MACPHERSON 

sisted by the New York Opera 

acted wisely and underatandingly 

Philadelphia, are enjoying life at Practical Carpenter and Builder 

Company. 

In their selection of Paaseri's Or- 

their cottage. 1010 Wesley avenue. 

.1016 CENTRAL AVENUE 

For several winter aeaaona Paachestra for the Ocean City season. 

They have been aummer visitors 

"SATISFACTION IS OUB MOTTOseri 

played at all the big vaudeville 

here for a number of years. 

OCEAN C1TT. N. J. 

To accommodate the Increasing 

booses throughout the country, attendance at the afternoon and 

M»MMMIM»MMIMMl 

sod his organization waa consld- evening concerts by the" older and 

rtvd to be one of the few of its 

IF YOU WANT IT DONE AT ONCE CALL ON 

middle-aged .class of tourists. 

kind in the country. 

Chairman Nulty and his commit- P. D. Newberry & Co 

Conductor Passeri gained At- tee ' contemplate placing many 

Isntic City fame in musical lines 

EUGENE O. CORSON 

more comfortable rockers, com- 

BUILDERS 

-..'; BUILDER 

Phone 148 

Formerly with D. A. McCUllana 

& a SWAN J. R TROUT 

55AsbnryAve. 

BmUdrm of Ho ft Vtumdm 

1033 Central Ave.. Ocean City. N. J. 

SWAN & TROUT 

PRACTICAL 

Carpenters and Builders 

Jobbing a Specialty 

The aatUfaetlea of towing yon own a home baUt by as resuhu 

long after th« priceb forgotten. 

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Where-R-U-Storipg 

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Yoor Car Called for and Delivered 

HUB GARAGE, Inc. 

Seventh Street and Haven Avenue 

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Oar Service Car la at Your Convenience 

South Jersey District Distributor*- for the 

Famous Howe Tires and Tubes . 

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The Broadway 

Limited 

. . or Service 

High Oau Limited AH-Pullman Train 

Connect* the Ea.t with the West 

The Broad Way of a natWa paaaeaget: traffic 

The Ball Mark 

The Broad Way over the Allegheny Mountain*. A cool, 

refreshing, comfortable over-night Journey. " 

THE PREMIER OF ALL TRAINS 

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club car. stock quotations. baaebaU acores, 

terminal telephones, newapapera and magaainea. 

The Broad Way selected by discriminating traveler* de- 

BlrinK quick and comfortable transportation without .. 

loss of essential time. . • 

Pennsylvania Railroad System 

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The Reliable Builder 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND 

Eighth Street and Haven Ave. Oeean City, N. J. 

E. A. CORSON 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR 

737 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

Roads Sewers Bridges Bulkheads 

Lota Boagfct and Sold . 

JOSEPH B. CQFFEE 

Carpenter and Builder 

1240-U SIMPSON AVENUE 

Bell Phoa» 4J9-W • - 

' • JOBBING A SPECIALTY • 

- •' Licensed and«r State of New Jersey 

for Bent and Sale 

—B— BtBBtBiWtK tBBItP C * JD flP 

U SCO Users Stick 

United States Hres 

are Good Tires 

YOU can, awitch -ordinary 

die buyer* ttom brand to 

brand. 

But' try to awitch an Uaco 

tuer. Heltnou*. Uaco Fabric* 

eettle the tire queatlon wherever 

they are tried. 

Dullt to abaorb puniabjnenr' 

—and they do. 

The big; nigged Uaco Fabric 

U honest all the way through— 

no bargain itrrnlfn under the 

auriacc. 

motto buy USJIns 

PALMES TIHE AND BKPA1K SHOP 

Reliable Vulcanising E. PALUBR. 

1018 Aabary Aye. • Phone MS. Ocean City, N. I. 

•THREE 

W. J. OSGOOD 

Contractor and 

Builder 

Jobbing of All Kinds Taken 

Estimate* Cheerfully Given 

Plana Fnmlahed If Desired 

12 WALTON PLACE 

Phone 807 J 

******* 

KEYSTONE REALTY CO. 

FOURTH ST. AND ASBURY AVE. 

Member, of Master Builder." Association 

AGAIN - BY POPUI UEST 

Abbollmqid 

French Vanilla Ice Cream 

and 

. Raspberry Ice 

^Parisian 

1 - 

• rIE reason for the popularity of this de» 

J HTHE reason for t 

A licious flavor-combination is the rich» 

velvety smoothness of its French Vanilla Ice 

Cream — and the piquant taste of the red 

Raspberry Ice, made from fresh, ripe, juicy 

raspberries. • 

Only in Parisian Abbottmaid Social can 

. • you enjoy these exquisite banquet flavor*. 

Sealed by nature in the sanitary pint package. 

The Abbotts dealer near your home has it 

ready for you—you'll know him by the Red' 

and White Sidewalk Sigh. 

ABBOTTS AXDEHNEY DAIRIES, INC. 

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Or ran (City Ceiigrr 

A REPUBLICAN JOURNAL 

PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY 

AT THE LEDGER BUILDINQ 

BY OCEAN CITY LEDGER Ca 

(Incorporated)' 

HANS BURKHARDT—President 

JOHN F. MncNAMEE Editor 

a H. VANDEGRIFT—Bus. 

Entered aa second-class matter at 

Ocean City Port Office. : 

$LBO per year In advance. 

The Ledger .welcomes com- 

munication* on public matters, bat 

all such letters most be accom- 

panied by the real name* of the 

writer*. The names are not to be 

published. If a request to this ef- 

fect accompanies the letters, and 

the letters should be addressed to 

the editor. 

DEATH OF PRESIDENT 

Tho death of President Harding, 

although not unexpected by reason 

of the serious .reports that had 

been coming from his bedside for 

several days, was a profound 

shock to tho nation. 

The country joins the stricken 

widow'.In her sad hour. 

President Harding was held In 

tho highest esteem by all who 

know him bent. 

yicoPrcsldont Coolldgo Is a man 

of marked ability and well equip- 

ped to succeed.Mr. Harding tn the 

Presidential chair. . 

hotel and at all times up to the 

opening of the. Flanders, he has 

been an optimist. Even when some 

of the other men had doobta re- 

garding the openfng of this house 

for the summer of 1923, Mr. Slo- 

enm maintained his easy, even tem- 

perament, and he. smilingly as- 

sured all that the Flanders would 

do business this summer. Prob- 

ably more than anyone else In the 

city Is be concerned in the success 

of this house. It Is the fruition of 

his vision and it 

him.. He. Is a 

means much to 

. hotel man—he' 

showed that under rather adverse 

conditions Saturday night—and he 

will work unceasingly, as he has 

during the past year, to make tho 

Flanders one of the leading houses 

in this section of the country. 

• Success to the Flanders and Mr. 

Slocum! 

OUTINGS FOR "KIDDIES" 

Ocean City this summer, more 

than ever, has become the outing 

resort for the "kiddles." An un- 

usually large number of good- 

hearted men and women have 

brought and are - bringing many 

poor children from Philadelphia 

and some of the larger towns 

within .a radius of forty or fifty 

miles, to this city on a .day's trip. 

The Germantown Boys' Club, tho 

Saturday Night Club of Ocean 

City and similar organizations 

have been leaders In this work. 

While the men and women of these 

societies' are not seeking com- 

mendation, but .are simply.' doing 

that which they think is right, they 

nre deserving of praise tor their 

cr7ort» to bring Bunshine -into the 

heart* of hundreds of little folk, 

together with the mothers of many 

of these urchins. 

OPENING' OF CITY'S HAND- 

SOME HOTEL 

The opening of tho Flanders 

Hotel, this resort's beautiful 

beach-front hostelry, last Satur- 

day.evening, was' an occasion that 

will go down In tho annals of 

Ocean City as moat notable. It 

drrw a number of prominent hotel 

men from various sections of the 

country, principally New York and 

Philadelphia, who expressed their 

HUiprlae, as well as pleasure, at 

th« magnificence of tho structure, 

and who congratulated the presi- 

dent of the company and manager 

of the house, J. Howard Slocum. 

They not only expressed their 

best wishes to him, but they as- 

' sured him that the Flanders la cer- 

tain to be a marked success under 

his administration. 

Inside tho Flanders,. one could 

scarcely imagine himself In Ocean 

' City. The general appearance of 

the interior Is such as to make one. 

feel that he Is in one of the great 

hotels of New York, Philadelphia 

or Atlantic City, On the opening 

night there was a,throng of pret- 

tily attired' women;. who gave an 

added air of brilliancy to the sur- 

roundings. 

The dinner was a moBt complete 

success. Notwithstanding the fact 

that it was the opening affair in a 

building yet unfinished, and with a 

crew of comparatively new ser- 

vants, everything moved like well- 

oiled clockwork. There was not a 

single hitch. This was most favor- 

ably commented on by the more 

than four hundred guests. 

The weather conditions were de- 

cidedly unpropltious, which was 

the only unfortunate part of the' 

program. The rain poured in tor- 

rents jugt at the time people were 

ready to mnko their stait for the 

scene of tho fcnttvlties. The fact 

that there. wore more than four 

hundred in attendanco shows the 

Interest of residents and visitors 

in this mammoth .undertaking. 

Had the weather been clear, Mr. 

. Slocum perhaps would have been 

.put to his -wita" end. to find suffi- 

cient room V -f his friends. 

It was a memorable night for 

. Ocean" City, for, at but, this re- 

sort has' her beach-front million' 

. dollar hotel, an attainment she has 

endeavored to reach for many 

years. "Tom" Armstrong,. in Us 

address Saturday evening, 'said' 

Ocean City has been trying to get 

this hotel for. forty years.' Pos- 

sibly It may seem that long. In 

. any event, the Flanders U now 

her.'. There is yet - considerable 

Work to be dona before the house 

is completed, and $300,000 is ntlll 

needed to pay for the building. 

• There is little doubt that this will 

be Kccured within a comparatively 

short time. . . 

. The Ledger again takes occasion 

to congratulate the men who have 

been actively Identified In the work 

of giving this splendid house to 

this resort. ; Most of them .have 

hustled prodigiously. Major 

" credit, wo feel, lx duo J, Howard 

Slocum. He camo to Ocean City a 

' stranger three years ago. He saw 

the need of a beach-front hotel, as 

had othors for years before. He 

became busy jn interesting the 

' leading business men of-the city in 

the project for a million-dollar 

hotel on the Boardwalk. After the 

. start of the construction . of - the 

OCEAN CTTY LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NEWJEB8EY 

Drop Another to 

PERSONAL GOSSIP FROM 

RESORT'S REST ROOM 

Not*. Concerning Visitors to This 

Cltf. as Gleaned by Mana«*r 

Matt. Savage 

' The crowds attending Passeri's 

orchestral concerts in the music 

plor are greatly pleased to. find 

Prof. Pletro and his players, acT 

commodatlng and courteous in an- 

swering the encores. The duet, 

entitled, "Serenade," by Tite. was 

beautifully rendeitd a few nights 

since by Frank Vemaci, flute, and 

Louis Cocoxss, VellUt, and the 

large audience showed iU appreci- 

ation by prolonged applause. 

Frank Versaci was too modest' to 

bow his acknowledgment, but he 

was proud of the applause for him- 

self and friend. Just the same. 

Frank Versaci Is destined to be- 

come quite famous and the same 

ma/ be said of Louis Cocoxza, as 

be is "some" player on the 'cello. 

Miss Jennie Hosbrook, of Lon- 

don, Ontario, is a season guest at 

the Normandle, and she Is greatly 

pleased with her stay here. 

Miss Edith Leonard, of Univer- 

sity, Va., Is among the guests at 

the Breakers Hotel 

Miss Betty Klink, of Sweet, 

heart Lane, Sing Sing, China, is a 

popular (w»t at -the Normandle. 

Miss Klink U u'sweet singer and 

came to Ocean City from Sing, 

Sing, China, to "sing sing" for this 

resort. 

"BABIES' WEEK" 

Residents ' and visitors should j 

keep in mind that, beginning nexT 

Monday, Ocean City wilt have 

^Babies' Week" In the interest of 

the Seashore "Home for Babies, a 

charity that Is deserving of the 

support of the' general public. 

Everyone Bhould give as liberally 

as possible. 

' There will be a great baby pa- 

rade on the Boardwalk Wednesday, 

which is to be a feature of the 

many events of the week. Every 

baby In town should be entered. .• 

Mrs: Julia R. Hazard and her co- 

workers should be given the hearty 

co-operation of all the people In' 

their most praiseworthy efforts to 

help the little folk. 

Miss Lillian Saunders, registered 

ut the rest room from London and 

Paris, is at the Lincoln Hotel. 

u Esther Saurman, of Holly- 

wood, Calif., is a greatly pleased 

guest of the Flanders, - 

Miss Pauline Frederick, of Cali- 

fornia, is in Ocean City, the guest 

of friends. 

dent in the University of Pennsyl- 

vania, spent the week-end as the 

welcome guest of tho Rev. Dr. 

Buck, of'Ocean City. At the end 

of the four-year medical course he 

will return to China to establish a 

medical college, of' which he will 

be the head. 

Magistrate Richard H. Roberts, 

of Chicago, Is much Interested In 

r • .u.hore and . Its health-pro- 

duiing advantages. 

'•Col. Francis E. Gile, of Alex- 

nJila, Va.. a typical genial 

southerner of the old courteous 

type, nays that Ocean City's heart- 

to-heart greeting makes him feel 

that he' Is still in "Old Virginia" 

and not north of "Mason and 

Dixqn's Line." • • 

Don Gutcheben. of San Fran- 

cisco. Calif., Is a . breexy Wcntcm 

gentleman full of activity on the 

Boardwalk and in the sea. 

Mrs. L- Blusteln and Miss Blu- 

•tein. of Charleston. W. Va., are 

well pleased with Ocean City and 

promise to return next season. 

INTERESTING MEETING 

Sea Isle Collegia 

Dennis' OatfleU 8huabers.-. and 

Visiting Boys Score Two Baas, 

Winning the Came 

• " Ocean City Collegians lost a 

hard game to the Sea Isle Col^ 

iegians Saturday, 2 to 0. Town- 

send pitched a wonderful game, 

but his outfield went to sleep In the 

fifth Inning and allowed the vis- 

itors to score, two runs and win. 

The game was ' fast and well 

played. 

Ocean City has lost her last two 

games, but the boys put up very 

good ball. Go out and encourage 

them, as they expect soon to start 

a winning streak. 

Score: Ocean City 

R. H. O. A. E. 

"Tom** Garvin Holds 

Number of Offices 

Moat Lucrative Is That of 'Chief 

Clerk or Pennsylvania House 

. of Representatives 

Hon. Thomas. H. Garvin and wife 

have arrived in Ocean City for the 

season and are at the Drummond, 

1100 Ocean avenue. • . . 

. Mr. Garvin, according to his' 

friends, enjoys tho distinction of 

holding more offices than any other 

nun in the State of Pennsylvania, 

but ho .claims that only one of 

them pays a snluiy. ."Tom". Is 

chief clerk of the House of Repre- 

sentative* in Pennsylvania; mayor 

of Sharon Hill, Delaware County; 

luesldunt of- the Sharon Hill Fire 

at Park 

Award of PrUt* 

Tho members of. the 

Club of Ocean'City have been ^ 

joying sorao very tint flskoV 

After a strong northeasUrtJr 

two days, tho fish began' 

ravenously on Tuesday, and 

weakfish Wero landed. 

nett, two, weighing 7 

Department; 

Sharon Hill 

treasurer . of 

School Board, 

the 

and 

CoL Robert Debage, of Atter- 

bury. Mass. ..is an enthusiastic 

Boardwalk stroller for his health, 

and he Is finding It rapidly. 

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Miller, 

of Kantoul, Kensss, Is a guest at 

the LaMonte Hotel for the season. 

They are well pleased with Ocean 

City. 

HeM by Methodfst AoxlUary— 

Porch Party on Augast 10 

The members of the Summer 

Auxiliary of the Methodist Church 

held a very interesting meeting in 

the music room of the Hotel Nor- 

mandle Tuesday afternoon. 

The hostesses were: Mrs. O. II. 

Treasure, of West Virginia; Mrs. 

T. Dowdney Clark, of Woodbury; 

Mrx. Frederick Fox,, of Camden, 

and Mm. Elizabeth Harold and 

Mrs. Ella Harold Cossaboom, of 

iMillvUle. 

The following most excellent 

program was presented: Violin 

solos, by Miss Given Treasure, 'of 

Pittsburgh,, accompanied by Mrs. 

Portcrl readings by Mrs. Grace 

Myers Rieck, and vocal uolos by 

Miss T-"n'" T. Corson, accom- 

panied by Miss Trout' Mrs. T. 

Dowdney Clark gave a most inter- 

esting talk on her recent travels 

through Italy. - 

Mrs. Chas. II.' Shoemaker will 

Col. and Mrs. F. B. Tuckcrman, 

of St. Johnsbury, Vt.,.arc guests at 

tmtertaln at 

home. Tenth 

porch party at her 

street' and Central 

Friday afternoon; 

Marshall, 3b - 0 

Dennis, ss - 0 

Keineke, lb _... .0 

Townsend, p •*.,—.- 0 

WeUenthal, cf....— 0 

Tarbottom, If 0 

Williams. 2b 0 

Sharp, c .... 0 

Hoffman, rf — 0 

2 0 : president of the Sharon Hill Build- 

0 1 ing and Loan Association. He 

manages to retain his usual good 

humor,; nevertheles 

Totals ..'.„ _ 0 

Sea Isle 

6 27 9 0 

Donnelly, 

Curley. 

Ki 

2b ' 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Curey. 

Kerrigan,-lb 0 

Nelson, p ..—•••• 1 

Connelly. If 0 

Murphy, cf 0 

Kelly, rf 0 

Wboley, 3b ;.._ 0 

Smith, c 0 

0 . I 

0 3 

1 10 

0 2 

1 2 

Total. .. 2 6 27 7 0 

Score by Innings: 

Ocean City....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0—0 

Sea Isle 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2 

OCEAN CITY WON 

Danbar Giants, of Pleasaalvllle, 

I'ut op Good Game 

Ocean City Collegians trimmed 

the Dunbar Giants, of Pleasant- 

vllle, in a twilight game Tuesday 

evening, 7-5.' 

- The colored boys put up a .good 

game. The Ocean City ' pitcher 

eased up in the sixth and last in- 

nings,. ar3 the visitors scored five 

runs. Score: 

Ocean City 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Junior A. A. Win an Exciting Con- 

test, 8 to 7 

The Junior A. A. beat the Ocean 

City Cubs on the grounds at Sixth 

street and Bay avenue on Monday 

by the score of 8 to 7. Manager 

"Jack" Daly ' says the Cubs will 

win the, next time. Score: 

Junior A. A. • 

K. H. O. A. E. 

D. Glmber, 2b 2 2 3 4T 1 

Wesley, '3b ".:.r......:. 12 3 ~0 1 

Diet*, lb 1 3 14 0 0 

H. Phillips, c 2 15 3 1 

Bowman, p 0 1 2 4 0 

Gimber, rf 0 0 0 0 0 

T. Slack, rf 0 10 0 0 

Munger, rf :.. 0-0 11 1 

F. Slack.' If ....'. 1 1 1 0 0 

Browne, ss 12 4-20 

E. Phillips, cf 0 0 0 0 0 

Marshall, 3b 1 

Dennis, ss ...—....... 1 • 

Townsend, If _ 

August 10, at three o'clock. 

SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSES 

The Ocean City • State Summer 

School held IU closing sessions J thunlastic booster's for Oceah City. I invited, to these meetings, 

this week, and most of the young | 

Welsenthal, cf 

Relneke, lb 

Lower, p ... 

Hogan, 2b.. 

Sharp, c .. 

Austin, rf 

Totals .. 

0 

._ 1 

.. 1 

... 1 01 

.'.„„.„ 1.. 0 11 

1 0 

7 8 21 5 4 

Ihv Hotel Biscayne • and are en-1 All visiting ladles are especially 

women who have been in attend- i .• En Shin Tal, of Shanghai, China, | ORCHESTRA PROGRAM 

ance are about to return to their a young Yule college student, is a 

homes, after having spent five 

weeks in hard work at study in 

this resort.' To be sure, it was not 

all study time, because there were 

many pleasant hours spent on the 

bay and beach, and we are sure 

that all are leaving Ocean. City 

with the most delightful memories. 

. Many of those attending the 

school will return next hummer, 

and, in addition, there will be 

urge numbers of new faces here in 

1924, as la the case every year. ' 

They will have' much better con- 

ditions In Ocean City in 1924 than 

ever before, because then they will 

have ample' accommodations ' for 

their work. Inasmuch as the new 

high school building will then have 

been completed and will be ready 

to house them. • • 

Incidentally, it may be Bald that 

the work on this building is pro- 

gressing most favorably. Ocean 

City will be proud of its high 

school when it is finished. It will 

be one of the most complete in 

South Jersey, and, in fact, in the 

State. • 

GRATEFUL PARENT 

gutat ut the Flanders. He will be 

there the remainder of the season. 

Miss Jean Inkster, of London- 

derry, Ireland, is well pleased with 

Ocean City. She is the guest of 

friends. . 

- Miss Marie Baumgardner, of 

Detroit; Misseu Ruth and Marietta 

Bush, of Cincinnati, and Miss. Bes- 

sie Hammond, of Johnstown, are 

visitors here. • • 

Miss Marguerite Luwler, of 

Waterbury, Conn., 

(hu Breakers. * 

Is registered at 

.Sir*. J. J. Bowles and Miss E. 

Bowlea, of Washington, D. C, are 

nt the Strand. 

In 

Some Classic* Will be Played 

Music Pier This Afternoon 

Following is the program of 

Passerl's Orchestra for this after- 

noon:. ; 

Marche Alia Turca ' - Mozart 

Overture, "Sakuntala" Goldmark 

"The Merry Mark." (A Joyous . 

Flight) Bendix 

Selection from "II Trovatore" Verdi 

Waltz, "Characteristic" Passer! 

Dunbar Glut* 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Lucas, lb 0 0 6 0 0 

IT. Jones, ss „ 1 1 0 0 1 

Blake, 2b ...., :... 1 1 2 1 1 

QulUIn. 3b 1 12 2 0 

Dickson, If 1,0 1 0 1 

II. Jones, cf -. 0 0 2 0 0 

C. Jones, rf 0 . 0 0 0 0 

Spence, c 0 0 5 10 

Arnold p 0 1 0 0 0 

•. Totals _... '6 . 6 18 4 .3 

Score by Innings: 

Ocean City....... 0 13 0 12 0—7 

Giants ....0 00001 4—6 

Ballet Egyptian Lulgini 

A Hunting Scene (Descriptive) 

BucalossI 

Selection from "Mikado Comic 

Opera" Sullivan 

.MUs Etta G. Gamzant, of 

Rochester, is an enthusiastic bath- 

er on the Tenth street beach. She 

likes Ocean City so well- that she 

contemplates remaining all winter 

to get the health benefits of the 

•aitalr. 

The* Cape May County Fair 

AitfUK'iatlon, recognizing* the recent 

popularity and revival of the game 

of "Burn Yard Golf," has de- 

cided to inaugurate the first 

annual tournament for the chard- 

plonship of the cpunty. In for- 

mer years "Barn Yard Golf was 

known as pitching horse-shoes,,but 

In th• Sroythe and family, of 

Philadelphia, paid a visit during 

the week. He is an old Ocean 

City summer resident and • was 

much Impressed with the many 

changes here in' recent years. 

Dave" U city solicitor of Phila- 

delphia and a former assembly- 

man. He promises to locate in 

Ocean City. He met many oldp • Formerly of the New York Bargain Store, Woodbine, N. .1"; 

J_l. .1 . , IL !•_*_.. _ — '' ' • ' . • ' ._-..» 

friends while here, 

Thanks Guards, Through Mayor, I very much. 

for Saving Son's Life 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Holt, 

| of Wilmington, are enjoying the 

bathing and the Boardwalk parade 

Mayor Champion has received 

tho following letter, which is self- 

explanatory: ' : ' . 

Honorable Jos. G. Champion, 

Ocean City, New Jersey— 

Dear Sir:—I want to commend 

you on the efficiency of your life- 

guards, ' 'especially -.Messrs. Crate, 

Acker, Carey, Halnes and Van 

~ " " icot; Halnes, at the 

Station, for their 

promptness' in rescuing my son, 

Richard, and his "paF' from » 

watery grave on Thursday. 

I am very 

wish to thai 

I am. Yours Respeetfiul 

- ~ _ _ _. . ^, ^ ^ r *—* ta^**l 

' grateful to them,, and 

nt them through you. 

- ^* "v, 

iflei 

July 27, 1923. Chas. H. Hllflcr. 

Tuxedo dub Entertained 

The members of the Tuxedo 

Club,' of Philadelphia,' were, very, 

well entertained by Mr. and Mrs. 

Frank R. Schwaneberg at their 

home, 832 Second street, Saturday 

evenlngt The rain did not dampen 

the ardor of the "Tuxes." They 

were here for a good time ana they 

had It Five of the members 

stopped at the- Breakers. They 

were E. C. Taylor,' R. H. Small, J. 

W. .Mears. Harry Welubecker and 

G. H. Moore. 

W. S. Nowland, Mrs. Blanche 

Nowland, W. H. Carey and Miss 

Marie Nowland, of Smyrna, Del., 

motored across the country to en- 

joy the week-end at Ocean City. 

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith, of 

Cincinnati, are here to spend some 

time. . 

Mrs, H. F. Hunter and daugh- 

ter, Miss ri Hunter, of Newton- 

ville, Massi, are here from the 

"Bay State," enjoying the season 

immensely. They nay the disap- 

pointment of tourists when they 

reach Plymouth Rock, where the 

Pilgrims landed, b amusing. They 

expect that noted historic rock to 

be house^large,. whereas it is only 

eight or ten feet square." * , 

Magistrate Thomas McGough, 

of New York City, was n recent 

visitor and went home resolved to 

come back to Ocean City. 

Tu Tsing Uln, of Tal-ouen, 

China, a very bright "and genial 

Chinaman, graduate of Yale Col- 

the day, the 

thought that 

would elevate 

horseshoe pitchers 

a change of name 

their pastime. A 

handsome silver cup, suitably en- 

graved, will be awarded the win- 

ner. Anyone who wishes to enter 

the contest can do so by forward- 

Ing his name' to the "Entertain- 

ment Committee, Fair Associa- 

tion,"' Cape May Court House. 

No entry fee will be charged. The 

regulation 

affair. 

rules will govern the 

Enjoyed Birthday Party 

Last Sunday afternoon a ve.ry 

enjoyable birthday party was held 

ut the. Ralegh In honor of Mrs. 

James Mallon. - of Philadelphia. 

Relatives and friends gathered 

from New York and Philadelphia 

and helped to enliven the occasion. 

Included in the list of guests were 

Mr. and Mrs.'James Mallon,. Mr. 

and Mrs. Joseph Mallon, Dr. and 

iin. Edward Mallon, Dr. and Mrs. 

James R- Mallon, Dr. and Mrs. 

Charles E. Mallon, Mrs. George 

Mallon, Miss Marie Mallon, Judge 

Frances 0'Hellly. Miss Anna 

Conohan, Miss Margaret King and 

Miss Schultie, the latter of Wash- 

ington. , 

Mrs. Than. Watson, wife of City 

Treasurer Watson, of Philadelphia, 

returned home Wednesday after 

CUBS DROP ONE 

Totals 8 13 33 14 '4 

Cubs 

Connor, lb .. 

Perrot, s» 

J. Daly.p :.. 

Bnrtls, c 

Denn, cf 

P. Daly. 3b 

Schworer, 2b-lf 

Kelly, 2b :.. 

Grady, rf 

... 1 00 

.:. 0 

... 0 1 

R. H. O. A. E. 

2 4 8 0 0 

3 2 

3 7 

t> 10 

1 0 

1 0 

1 2 

0 1' 

1 0 

1 

3 

4 

0 

0 

0 

•2 

1 

' Totals > 7 19 30 11 0 

Cubs— 

' 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1—7 

Junior A. A.— 

2 10 0 2 0 0 10 0 2—8 

Big Weakflsh 

Caught by Club Mea 

Much Activity Among the 

Pk 

Among 

were the 

tho fortunate 

following: W. H. 

pound, J 

ounces and 7 pounds 3 _^ 

each; W; H. Bennett. Jr., 6 p^Z 

Mr. MacManus, 4 pounds 8 OBBDK 

Mr. Peters, 4 pounds 6 oaten 

Mr. Hoffing, 5 pounds 12 onaw 

Mr. Fort; 8 pounds 5 ounces. Tan 

wero more than 300 fish 

on Sunday, these including 

pompano. John Kennedy 

black . druransh weighing H 

pounds, and Mr. Tato pulled inosj 

that weighed 62 pounds. ' 

Those making good catches b> 

eluded"tho following: H. HetahtB, 

12; M. Lent*. 12j w' H. Brandt, 

Sr., 17; Mr. Shaw, 34; Carl KTOL 

10; E. Gunney, 6G; E. Nelson, Jfc. . ] 

Mr. Bonflo, 13; Mr. Rutan.12, u|. 

Mr. Jefferson, G. 

Tho prizes awarded at this da) 

for thu largest, fish caught dgriaj 

July were won by. the folknrlaj: 

Henry Blcatz, weakfish, 7 ] 

15 ounces; Mensrs."Jordan," Brara,. 

Foster .and Kokert, Kingfish, CHV 

Weighing 2G ounces; Vaughn tu- 

i ott, croaker, 2 pounds 15 i 

BOCCELLI WILL 8IN0 

Posseri** Orchestra at 

League Servlcm Tomorr** 

The Hotttexx League will gin 

its second Sunday evening modal 

at the Hostess House on t*f 

Boardwalk, at ' Seventh stnet, 

Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock. ' 

. Lufgl Boccelll, baritone, will b 

the soloist, .with John Stoajo «t 

the piano. Instrumental nansm 

will be given by members of Pa- 

aeri's Orchestra. Mrs.. Ktstai 

Warnc, president of the Hoctea 

League, will bo in charge. 

Mr. Boccelll is a well-known 

vocalist with many admirers Is 

this city. 

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OCEAN CITY LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

UNY GUESTS 

AT CITY HOTELS 

Varieas Sectfaas ml UM Country 

An IUpr«s«at«4 by Visitors at 

I—dlnf HosUlries of Baaort . ' 

Ifany distinguished visitors from 

. (few York and Philadelphia are im 

eluded In this week'a guests at the 

At the top of the register of the 

Hinders one .finds the names of 

ltr. and Mrs. J. Howard Slocum, 

Mr. and Mrs. Vivien B. Smith, Mr. 

isd Mrs. David A. McClelland, 

Master Lester McClelland and Miss 

Coruwe McCleUand. Mr: Smith is 

lbs architect and Mr. McClelland 

the contractor for the Flanders, 

BUU Mr. Slocum is active as the 

president and manager of the 

Others at the Flanders included 

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Severs and 

ton, of Bala; Mr. and Mr*. Andrew 

McAllister, of Philadelphia; How- 

ard L. Whit*, society editor of a 

Knr York newspaper; W. B. Man- 

ne, of New Yorkj H. H. Barber, of 

- Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. George 

C. Baker, of Rlvertoo; Mr. and 

Mrs. Victor Clymer, of Iladdon- 

Btld; Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry John- 

son and daughter, of Philadelphia; 

Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Slocum 

sad sir. and • Mrs. Jack Ball, of 

New York; Mrs. Margaret Har- 

llns, of Wilmington, and Mr. 

Barry Harkins, manager of the 

Rottl DuPont, Wilmington, DeL; 

Tfcouas P. O'Nell and MUs Mar- 

garet O*Neil, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. 

BJegd. of Philadelphia; Henry 

Farlor. of New York; J. H. Dro- 

kaa. of New York; Bishop Cook, of 

TtBBSssee; H. J. White, Mr. and. 

Mrs. J. Bonner, of the Hotel Syl- 

vsala, Mr. and Mrs. H. IT. Gris- 

wold, of the Pennsylvania .Apart- 

BMBts. Philadelphia; Mr., and Mrs. 

C B. Bowne, Hiss Beatrice Titelle 

aad A. B. Eadie. of the Hotel Be- 

»Ww, New York City; Mr. and. Mrs. 

. Bsnry Bassett, of Philadelphia; 

Mr. and Mrs. Anton' Wagner. and 

Ha* Emllie Wagner, of Swarth- 

aon; Thomas H. Cooper, III, of 

Cooper, W. Va.: Mrs. W. II. Shuff, 

of Pubuki, Va, 

Mrs. Harry Cormany, of New 

York, and Mrs. Alice Moore and 

N. J. Bailey, of Philadelphia, are 

staying at the Baleigh. 

Among the guests of the Oceanic 

are Mrs. W. N. WUfonte. of Lon- 

Jaa, England; Mrs. E, A. Sher- 

wood, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. 

T. Craven, of Germantown, and F. 

W. Hoplan, of Germantown. 

Among the guests at the Hanif- 

baate Mr. and Mrs. M.P. Hottse- 

•an, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. 

Caorgs Shade, of Easton;-Mrs. L. 

*- Kayser and daughter, of North 

Wales; Pinley Acker Weiss, of 

Wttsburgh; Mrs. H. E. Trout, of 

Korwood; Fred. Maxwell, of Lang- 

aoree: Paul L. Clayton, of Bead- 

ing; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curreo, 

ot Norristown; Mr. and Mrs. 

CWUs Largiur, .MUs Lillian 

• Gs-inn and R. M. Morrell and fam-. 

tr/, of Philadelphia. 

At the Hayberry are Dr. David 

K. Bnwert and family, of New 

Tort; Clayton B. Walker, William 

WtoB, Dr. P. E. Jackson and Mr. 

aad Mrs. Iwanon Fry and family, 

of Philadelphia; Mrs. Louise L. 

8torpley. of Baltimore; M. H. Wil- 

,UMBS and family, of Pittsburgh. 

u* Mrs- A. M. Crierbane, of 

Cfcove Chase, Mr. 

. Among the guests of the Illinois 

ato Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Meaneely, 

Of PmladeJphU; Jessie M. Hunter 

Olasgane, of Scotland; Dr. M. Wil- 

son Banter and F. C. Duemater, of 

Gmuntown; Mr. and Mrs. S. X 

Htbs*r. of Harrisborg, and ' M. 

WHUman, of New York, 

Otwsts of the Imperial include: 

E> J. Williamson. Laura E. 

BehraiBm, Miss Elisabeth Van 

I?" 1 !*, of Chestnut Hill; Miss 

Bl« Van Winkle, of White Marsh, 

•*> Mr. and Mr*. Shlck, of New 

Among the guests of the Swartb 

now are: Frank L. Hagerty, Ar- 

uor Foster Myk and Dr. Smiley, 

of Philadelphia, and H. W. Jones, 

ot New. York. • 

Mr. and Mrs, H, G. Ceclen and 

- Miss Louise Standenmoyer, of 

PUUdtlphla; Mrs. Chas. S. Qrs- 

Bam and daughter, Anna; of Har- 

H»bnrg, and Mr. and Mrs. R Car- 

Jf. of niinols, are guests of the 

"•jmore. 

__Mr. and JlnL.8. Cornell, Sr., and 

Mr. and Mrs. a Cornell, Jr., Mrs. 

. & B.*Mattey and G. Taylor Byl- 

Wnes, of Phuadelphla, and Mrs. 

\C A. Wbitock, of Now York, are 

stopping at tho Bollevuc. ' , 

Mrs. J. Young, of Germantown; 

Mr. Purdy, of Philadelphia, and 

Mrs. Purdy and. W. S. Hannaker, 

of Harrisburg, are guests of the 

Scarborough. 

. Among tho guesta at White Hall 

are; J. M. Macklin, Mrs. W. A. 

Widmer and. family, Mr. and Mrs. 

W. S. Hank and Mr. and- Mrs. 

James V. Doyle, of Philadelphia, 

and Mrs. W. H. Anderson, of I 

Maryland. 

C. Hughes, R. F. Lehman. B. 

Von Maur and Mr. and Mrs. II. D. 

Hall, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. 

R-. Henderson Farley, of Cynwyd. 

and Mr. and Mrs. II. Young and 

daughter, of Swarthmore, are 

guests of the Brighton. ' 

Staying at the Normandle are: 

Carl G. Bachman. of Wheeling. W. 

Va.; C. E. Frlshmeh, MK and Mra. 

O. W. Jessup, Mr. and Mm. C. A. 

Johnson, A. E. Monlot, Mr, and 

Mra. Theodore Huston and family, 

F. E. Kllpatrlck, of Philadelphia; 

a T. Stubbs, of Baltimore; Mr. and 

Mra. John S. Stelfko, of Bethle- 

hem; Frank Van.Roden, Jr.,' and 

Miss LUa Van Roden and Mr. and, 

Mrs. Alexander Martin, of Phila- 

delphia. ' 

Among the guests at the Lin- 

coln are: William Russell. II. K. 

Heed, Mr. and Mm. W- ». Beecher, 

Miss Margacat Ford, of Philadel- 

phia; Samu^T Sutter, of German- 

town; Mr. Bart- and family and 

Mrs. Fields, of Wayne; J. C.! 

Schwab, of Dayton; L. L. Toole, of 

New York; Frank Wolf, Sr., and! 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf. Jr.. of 

Lalng, of Woodbury; Alvu Rogers, 

of Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, 

Droxol Hill; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. 

Berry, of Lansdowne, and Mrs. M. 

B. - Harrison and Edna H. Klrk- 

patrick. of Philadelphia. 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy, of Gcr- 

mantown; Mr. and Mrs. G. Lln- 

ditwcll, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and 

Mrs. Charles MacDonald and son, 

of Philadelphia, are staying at the 

Flectwood. 

At the St. George are: Georgo 

Hedley, of Columbus, Ohio; Rod- 

man Rosenheim, Irvin L. Pork, 

John Smith, 3rd, It M. Neilson, 

Edward C. Watson, Mra. Kathryn 

Scatchard and Mrs. F.'G. Dodds, of 

Philadelphia, and J. U. Wenner, of 

Wilkes-Barre; 

' Miss Evelyn Richard and Mra. j 

W. H. Richard, of Germantown; 

Leslie L. Meslin. Mr. and Mrs! J. 

R. Wood, or Philadelphia; Frank 

L. Phillips, of Asco City, and Mrs. 

Jos. H. Krager, of Now York, are 

guests of the Blscayno. 

Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Rankin, Mr. 

and Mrs. Parke,' of.'Philadelphia, 

and M. Meredith, of New York, are 

stopping at the Strand. 

Among the guests of the Break- 

era are: Senator Albert Dutton 

MaeDade and family, Chester; 

Mra. C. G. Penny, Pittsburgh; Miss | 

Lydia Sample, Wilmington; Mrs. 

Beck, Mrs. D. H. Thomas, Arthur 

brookfleM and E. Smiley, of Phil- 

adelphia.. 

Staying*-at the Arlington are: 

Mr. and.Mrs. George H. Parker and 

family, of Drexel Hill; Mary B. 

Magulre.'of Mt Airy; Mra. h. R. 

Carfran, of New York,' and Mrs. 

KaU.P. Kemlllon. of Philadelphia. 

Among the guests of the Sea- j 

view are: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 

Creaver, of Philadelphia; Ashton 

L. Jones.and family, of Brooklinc; 

Mrs. V. W. Tavenler, Mrs. Ernest 

Schsffer, of Philadelphia; Miss 

McKay,.of New York; Mrs. E. 

Bartlett and daughter, of Phila- 

delphia., and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 

Shaffer, of Philadelphia. 

Among the guests of Halcyon 

Hall are: Mr. and Mra. H. L. 

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWBS 

Mrs. C K. Andrnum and Friends 

Have Enjoyable Afternoon 

A surprise miscellaneous shower 

was given Mrn. Charles K. Ander- 

son, formerly Miss Sarah GofT, of 

Ocean City, by tho following 

young ladies, who constitute a club 

of which Mrs. Anderson in a mem- 

ber: Misses Marlon Steelman, 

Sarah L. Smith und Lucile Town- 

send, Mrs.. Thomai. W, Mould and 

Mrs^ Nathaniel C. Smith. The 

party was held nt the home of 

Mrs. N. C. Smith, 705 Ocean ave- 

nue. Saturday afternoon, July 28. 

Among thoae present besido the 

bride wore: Misses Marie Booth- 

royil, Mary Fox, Louisa T. Corson, 

Kitty CollisHon. LouUe'B. MorriH, 

Hazel Harris, Cecelia Hand, Ethel 

Shoemaker, Ethel Nickerson, Susie 

Willis. Sarah Smith, Marion SUol- 

man and Lucile TownBend, Mrs. 

Ralph U ColT, Mrs. Walter A. Dit- 

trlch, Mrs. J. Willlnm MorriHori, 

Mrs. Elsie Shomo, Mra. Elmer J. 

Pearl, Mrs. Walter Sherman, Mrs. 

Lynwood Mintxcr, Mm. Edward I 

Hogan, Mrs. Arthur W. Shoe- 

maker, Mrs. Ralph Chester, Mrs. 

William G. Abbott, Mm. Floyd C. 

Simms, Mm. RusseU H. Nulty, 

Mrn. Barton Holmes, Mra. Walter 

Kuchn, Mrs. C. Homer Shoemaker, 

Mrs. Reuben W. Edwards, Mm. 

Thomas W. Mould and Mra. Na- 

thaniel Smith, of Ocean City; Miss 

Anne McKnlght, of Philadelphia; 

MIKKI-H Marie Simon and Kay 

Kurtz, of Wilmington; Misses 

Bi'tty, Rachel and Alma Andcnon, 

Myra and Alma Way, Louuw Van- 

Gilder. Mra. James B. Anderson, 

Sr., of Ocean View; Mrs. James B. 

Anderson, Jr., of Sea Isle City; 

Mm. Alex. Lstta, of Atlantic City, 

und Mrs. Walter Ulrlch, of Phila- 

delphia. 

Mra. Anderson Was the recipient 

of many beautiful- gifts. Including 

linen, silver, etc. 

Bridge and five hundred were 

played during the .afternoon,'and 

refreshments were served. 

Prizes' were awarded Mra.. Win. 

G. Abbott, Miss Hand, Mrs. R. L. 

GofT, Mrs. C. Homer Shoemaker, 

Mra. J. William Morrison and Mm. 

Anderson. 

BOX HOLDERS GET 

MAIL ON SUNDAYS 

Paul a'Keller. Who Started Move. 

Now Wants Government to 

Wako Up '-. 

Paul S. Kfll.-r. of Philadelphia,- 

president of (ho Pullman Chnlr' 

Company in. thlu city, through 

whose cffiirtu, with the co-operation 

of PoKtmastcr Sutton, tho Oci-un 

City pout office di>or» nro now open 

on Sundays for the accommodation 

of those having mall boxes,' HUjr- 

'ts that this city Hhnuld havo a 

Govornmcnt building. 

Mr. Keller thus writes the 

Ledger: 

As a Hummer. reHldont of Oconn 

City for tho past two years, no- 

ticing the constant improvt'munt 

und proupcrlty, I think It In about 

timo that tho citizens and tnx- 

vt'n* £t up a petition nddrcHKcd 

to the Senators of New Jersey 

asking them to uno their.Indui net- 

to have the Government place n 

GoVL-rnment-owned |Mtnt office in 

Ocean City. 

Tho Ocean City post oflico, I un- 

dbrxtand, has been mad.- a flrnt 

claas one Rlnco thr."" fifteenth "nt 

July, 1023, and Wo should have n 

modem, Govcmment-owned post 

oflico. 

Another petition should be got- 

ten up by the taxpuycra tn n« if 

tho ir»« company,. electric linht 

compuny nnd water compuny, all 

privately owned, I- am informed, 

will uivu tho residents i>to|ier~ner- 

vlcv or provision inr made to on-* 

irago new .compAnies coining 

into thu field for competition. At- 

lantic City went through thu uuinu 

I'xpvriencu until competition ur- 

rivi-d, and, when it HUKt> lit 8 o'clock. 

I Prepare for County Fair 

1 It la' cuHto.mary "each "year for 

the president of tho Cupo May 

.County Biwinl of Acrlcultun.- to 

appoint Kultuble committecu . to 

'eiirry on the eounty oirrlculturnl 

fair. Arcitrdlnuly President* Camp 

npiHimliil'a nunil>er of eommlttecs, 

the t'hurueti'r of whone meml>em 

insureH the SUCCCHS of tho coming 

fair. . These committees will all 

•nie*-t in n county fair lMK>Htjx,bah- 

MUet.to lKi.hold Monday evening! 

At thin mu'tint; outlinei* of work 

[of each committee .will lx k pre-, 

Hente«ter,"- Oceun City 

Male Quartette. "I'ule Moon," 

; "TallK-H'ii," Anna Marshall Gray: 

"Piiddy," "I IJIVO You Truly," 

Fml M. ' WIIIUmH. "A Moon, 

lli;hl Idyll," "Tii'A' Wild ROHC," 

E. Finn-lieu. Miller. . Selections 

(violin). Fred Ilcmiinir. "The 

«4'1IK 4>f St. MuryV' "Little 

Willie," Oi-oiin City Male. Quar- 

tette. I'Thi-re Aio Fnrien nt the 

Itottom of Our Gurden," "Nurse- 

ry Uhyms," .Aunii -Marshall Gray. 

Announi iinenLM. Henry T. Ellin, 

"Mm. WIIIHIOW'H Soothing Syrup," j 

!'He"s Nut Demi Yet," Oceun City] 

Male Quartette. Mrs. H. W. 

Hcmph'lll and Mr. Lcroy Rlley, 

accompanists. 

Tho^momuers of tho Ocean City 

Mule 'Quartette wore: Wm. H. 

ColllHson, Jr., first tenor; Rnssell 

II. Nulty, second tenor; Clinton D. 

Lowden, first bass; Dr. Charles II. 

Vail, second boss. ' 

ECGSI7 CENTS 

But This Is in Seattle. According 

to Mai. Davis' Mmwage ° 

Fire Chief S. B. Con'ver received 

a pout-cord a few days ago from 

Major Wm. B. Davis, of this city, 

who. with-his family,'in now on 

the Pacific Coast, which conveyed 

this message: "Fresh salmon, 

seven cents a pound; eggs, seven- 

teen cents. Things nro cheaper 

here." ' • 

On tho post-card Is a picture of 

a log cabin, containing a dwelling 

und u bear den. Standing 6n tho 

log are eighteen men. In tho bear 

den arc to be seen a couple of 

bear. Tho log was cut from a; 

npruco tree u few miles from 

Aberdeen. 

HENRY B. CREE 

Realtor 

827 THIRD BTHEKT 

BELL PHONE S3 

PHONE 14I-J 

FRED ADAMS 

7W ASBURY AVENUE 

INTERIOR 

DECORATOR 

Wall Papers Paperhangiag 

. CARD PARTY 

For Benefit of South Ocean City 

Community House 

A card party will be held at the 

Berkeley Hotel, Forty-eighth 

street und Ccntrui avenue, Tues- 

day evening, August 14, nt 7,:i0 

o'clock, for the. benefit of tho new 

community house in South Ocean 

City. Tickets are 50 cents. 

A pleasnnt time In assured all' 

attending the' party, and there is 

every indication that the affair 

wjll be n Wg success In every way. 

Wintiing the Nation 

Gleaming Cavalier -maroon and glistening nickel, khaki top and 

Spanish morocco upholstery; 5 disc wheels, 5 Fisk .Cord tires, 

Brussels floor carpets, bumper, windshield wings, dependable clock 

and electric gasoline gauge on dash, trunk at rear| the. engine that 

Improves-with use—the new Willys-Knight Country Club has 

tnet • tremendous buying response, : 8ee It 

NAHASS MOTOR CO. 

Bit A8BURY AVENUE 

?W ffiCTff fflTfflTiffff f/UWffiffH Kifi SWWB KH Ml 1MJWBl TB Bff VSVi WlsWI 

Baby Week 

Ocean City Seashore 

Home for Babies 

August 5tlTfb 11th 

The Season's Event! Your Opportunity! 

$25,000 NEEDED 

To Maintain and Equip the 

; Home for Babies 

Grand Annual Baby Parade 

Wednesday, August 8th, at 3.30 P. M. 

REGISTER YOUR BABY NOW 

SPECIAL PRIZES—A Gift for Every Baby 

OPENING EVENT 

Community Service, at the Music Pavilion. Sunday 

Evening, August 5th, at 7 o'clock, Hon. Joseph G. 

Champion, Mayor of Ocean City, Presiding. Prin- 

cipal Speaker, Rev. James Niblo, D. D., of Philad'a. 

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Realty C, corner ofjjs 

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|- v-fWreM, W8 Brignto 

l^llw.- 'Annie It' Bn»..;. 

L-Apaitment nt ] 

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qf school 

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With the 

of Repairing: and Service 

A job done by Schuff 

Is a job well done! 

840-842 Asbury Ave. 

Phone 16 Ocean City, N. J 

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Wiley and family, of Miss Betty Saxton, of this city, I 

k, aro among tho guests las returned from a visit to her] 

J7 the Traymore. 

later, Mrs. Paul A. Seely, of! 

George ScharTor. of Phlladcl- 

Hammontpn. 

M^ has been taking n rest here Mr.'and Mrs. Homer P. Saxton 

fa some time: 

and sons, Clifton B-, and wife and 

Wm H. Campbell. Jr.. of theKarl 

II. Saxton and wife. Miss 

u"flrm of Dalrymplo & Camp- Grace J. Saxton and Mr. and Mrs. 

, Newark, was a recent guest Paul A. Seely and daughter, 

J, father. City Commissioner "Beth," spent Sunday in Camp 

H Campbeir. Tho young man 

Anderson, Mt Gretna, as the 

accompanied by his wife, a 

guests of Sergt Thomas C. Wood, 

a of a few months. 

Jr., Co. B, 103rd Engineers. 

F. Uber, a Phlladelphlari Miss Edith Hlnes, of San Fran- 

a'number of friends in this cisco, Is the gueat of Homer P. 

spent the week-end as theSaxton 

and wife, of thin city. 

of Councilman .and Mrs. "Dick" Saxton, of this city, has 

of Philadelphia, gone to the Citizens' Military 

on Fourth street Camp at Plattsburgh. . ' 

BMJ. C. Heritage, an officer of Lt F. E. Buuo. U. S. N., now lo- 

tk, llacllvalno Lumber Company. cated at Newport, R. I., spent the 

Philadelphia. is at B12 Sixteenth week-end with .' his parents, Mr. 

rtrtrt, thls.clty. 

and Mrs. II. W. Buse. 715 Wesley 

Ulsi B«rnlco Russell, of Phlla- avenue. * . 

Is among the visitors, I Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Buse have 

; of the Lincoln. 

decided to remain at- their sum- 

" The Misses Sadtlcr,. of Balll mer cottage here until September. 

. are guentu of the Atgleru I "Billy" Buae. will upend tho 

iKote Sadtlcr was a mission- month of August at Camp " 

hannock, . at Brackney, Suiuiuehnnna 

County, Pa. 

Charles F. Phillips and family, 

of Philadelphia, are located for the 

season 1 Member* of 8ammer Auxiliary 

Elated—Dr. Whaling Will Address 

Society Sunday 

. Although' the afternoon was 

cloudy and threatening, an unusually 

large and enthusiastic 

meeting of the Visiting Ladles' 

Auxiliary of tho Presbyterian 

Church waa held at tho Casino on 

the.Boardwalk this week. 

These meetings have become one 

of the features of Ocean City's 

summer activities, at which all 

ladles, who are visiting in the city. 

Irrespective of denominational affiliation, 

are alwaya welcome. 

Among tho splendid reports presented 

by the officers was the announcement 

that the fair held In 

the Seaside Pavilion Friday, July 

7, passed all expectations, In that 

twice as much was realized as last 

year. The officers. Mrs. W. D. 

Chambers, president; Mrs. A. N. 

Paul, vice president; Mrs. W. K. 

Harris, secretary, and Mrs. T. J. 

Fegley. treasurer, desire herewith 

to express their appreciation to all 

who co-operated with them to.make 

the fair a success. 

There was an address by,' the 

uy In India twolvo yearn. 

Rev. P. J. Evans, of the Sentinel, 

Albert Gorman and family, of 

on "The Influence and Functions of 

Baltimore, are guests of tho At. 

the Press." 

The following program was en 

at the Alvyn, on Bi thuslastically received and much 

Wilson Hobaon, of Philadelphia, j place. Mr. Phillips is 

enjoyed by. the meeting: 

la Baking new friend* at the Idle-j porter in Philadelphia,-connected Piano solo, ' -'Tho — Lost 

wild, where' he Is the obliging j with the firm of Gullbe.rt A Lewis. Chord,", (bi ''Yes, We Have No 

Bananas." Edward Dswes, 

derk. • ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Dalbler and daugh- Recitation, James Sirams. /" 

"EaaV Benson, of Philadelphia. ter returned home Monday morn- Song, g, "Sleep, ep, Baby.Sleep," y.p, Mary y 

m engineer-in-charce of a recent | ing ufter upending a pleasant time Harshaw, a , Dorothy y Sterrett ett, Jean 

house party of young people at thoas 

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stt Stuart. MMargaret t Mt Most and Doro- 

UtarikL - 

M. Langenberger here. 

th thy Blum, Bl accompanied id by Edna 

Wallace. 

Mrs. Mr*. Fr Frank Lackey, y of Phlladel- John W. Mltehell-and wife, of Piano solo, "Value Impromptu,' 

pKIs, Is taking a rest In this city. Wilmington, are' at the Darllng- Emily Boxer. 

U Fronkcnfleld, F k A l d a well- well ton. Mr. Mitchell I* deputy United Solo,. "Out of the Shadows, 

bum Wept Phlladclphian, Is | State*, marshal for that district. 

among the cottagers. j Joseph P. Cunningham, president 

Director Ceo. Kproule, of the of the Chester Avenue Business 

Pauadtlphui Department • otMen'u Aiwociatlon, Wcat Philadel- 

Wham*. DockB ' and 'Ferries, is phlil. has taken apartments for the 

nf^lng many of his hi friends fid hen.'. h | 

Ha has been n cottager in 

Sooth Ocean City a number of 

jesn. 

Edward McDowell and wife, of 

Cyawyd, aro v|»lUira, guetfbi of the 

UMonte. 

Wm. H. Daviri and wife, of Ger- 

Butownj 'are among the visitor*. 

Tb^y were former residents of this 

city. Mr. Davis la a member of 

the insurance patrol in Germantown. 

"Mr. and Mm, Herbert Measley 

and MUs Ella MeaHley, of Homawaton, 

were recent guests of Mr. 

sad Mm. Homer P. Saxton, of this 

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Lentx Breaks Record la Average 

of Five—Maiaaelbach-a Gifts 

to Youngsters 

LUTHERAN- SERVICES 

There were 700 more Aih caught 

from off the pier of the Ocean City Large Congregation Hears Dr. 

Fishing.Club in July of this year DeYoe'u Strung Discount? 

than in 1922, according to the rec- ' A large congregation gathered 

ords of Piormautor Edward Klein. un Doughty's Pier . lust Sunday 

The total number of flsh caught In evening to unite in tho Lutheran 

July of this year was 2£48. di- service. The Rov. Dr. .Luther Dovided 

as follow*: King, 938; weak, oe, of Trinity Lutheran Church, 

398; croakora, 721; perch, 13R; iermantown, preached. His uub- 

pompano, 6; turtle, 6. 

ect waa "Forgiveness." 

' Among those making fairly good br. DeYoo is to preach again 

catches of fish this week were: his Sunday evening. Ills subject 

Jack Schtesiinger, Goo. R. Klng- s,' "A Message - from Galllloe." 

otor, Kd. Klein, Thos. J. Fegley, .11 welcome. 

M. Davis, Harry Hartley, Ed. Stu- Because of tho'excessive cout of 

artl, Elmer Horn, George C. Wln- materials; the building of the new ! 

neberger, Benjamin Rockwell, Dur- church structure will bo delayed • 

rell Shunter, Dr. J. W. Pinkham, a short time.' Visitors at j 

Wm. Burtis, John Buxby, Harry )ccan City have been supporting j 

Hailett, Dr. J. M. Smith, James he Lutheran work very- gener- 

'olan and Harry Bauerle, all of usly. • ' j 

'hlladelphla.. 

In the Ocean City Fishing Club's 

nnual casting tournament, Harold 

-«nU, of Philadelphia, world' 

champion caster, broke the world's 

record, held by himself. In tho 

average of five. casts. His new 

record IK 437 feet 3 4-5 inches. The 

winners In the various events were: 

Average of five cants—Class A— 

First. Harold Lents; second. Dr. J. 

W. Pinkham; third. Jack Clayton. 

Class B—Firat.. George, Frarikenfleld; 

second, John Vanderherchen; 

third, Frank W. Stewart Class A 

—First, rl B. Rockwell; second, 

Frank ' H. Campion; third 

Churchill Hungerford. 

Longest of rive casts—Class A— 

First' Harold Lentx; second, John 

Shaw; third. Jack Clayton. Clasx 

B—First, Chan. T. Maginnls[ sec 

Anna Keruler, accompanied by ond, Egbert Collard; third, John 

Una Wallace. 

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Apartmenta, 870 Brlgh 3 

toÂUn AA. Swenson, 

• • ' $ * * • • • • ' • - • ' ' • ' ; . % ) : . 

:>' Apartment in tho .') ; • 

Apartments to Benji R our own lavatories. Our 

tion^ » safe for your fcaby. laboratory COQtrol &ccks 

Abbotts "A" Milk comes ev «*T «tep in the production 

from healthy cows, selected and handling of Abbotts 

for tiwir rich milk. It. "A" Milk from the farm to 

healtfulness, richness and your door-step. 

t e l e p h o n e 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

TITLE AND TRUST CO. 

(Suceediag the Beat Estate and Search Co.) 

Cape Hay Court House, N. J. 

Acts As Executor and ia a Fiduciary Capacity 

MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES 

TITLE INSURANCE 

8EARCBES 

WUEF8 OP TtTLB , . CONVEYAKCINO 

"Well Mixed Concrete'for Pennanence" . : 

F. P. MATTERA & CO. 

Third Street and Haven Avenue 

Manaractnrera ot Antomatle Tampered 

* * • 

CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS 

Estimate* famished for Foundations, Block Base* 

and Cement Pavements 

Aak to see our new Stucco Faêd Block* 

Office, 129 Asbury Avenue 

K O M O 

PLY AND MOSQUITO SPRAY 

Sanitary—Pleasant—Effective—Guarantee* 

Uae it is your Boau, HoUL Star* 

SAXTON COMPANY 

Painting & Paperhanging 

Interior Decorators 

• PHONE. 735 

401 Asbury Avenue, . Ocean City. N. J. 

! WHY SERVICE 

I Insurance 

TIS TO SELL 


RBGIBTBATION 

DOCUMENTING 

• SALES 

Comer Eighth St. and Wesley Ave. 

J. R. JONES 

WHY 

Phone 213 Realtor 1 

BOATS 

EXCHANGE 

CHAHTKBING 

ETC 

THE MARINER'S EXCHANGE 

1ZS & FIFTH STREET 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

" TeL Lombard 84M 

OFFICES: 

7S5 ASBUHV AVE. 

OCEAN crnr, N. jr. 

TeL Ocean Cii» *t» 

Demand for any product makes Its market 

value. Th« greater number of- people to 

whom the product Is presented the greater Is 

the demand. Therefore,' the property you 

want sold or rented should be listed with 

•very reputable broker In Ocean City. 

KeyBtone 

Realty 

Company 

SERVICE 

SERVICE 

Fourth 

Street 

and 

Asbury 

Avenue 

Get a iar of this wonderful 

cream at once which I* guaranteed 

to positively remove freckle*, tan, 

liver spot*, etc., and to whiten, 

bleach and clear the skin. Try it 

at our risk! . Money back it it 

falls. Dont let ugly blemishes 

ruin your good looks when 

LAITHINE clears your akin. Take 

no cubatitute. . At DeDan's 'Pharmacy, 

Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. 

Bnghes* Central Pharmacy,' 

Eighth Street and Wesley Ave. 

Price $1.00. Or direct from manufacturer. 

Roy H. Cochran, New 

York Ave. and Boardwalk, Atlantic 

City. N. 3. 

HOVIMC VANS 

10HC 

If you want the best in Brick Work and 

Plastering, Stucco and Cement Work, 

•• ' ' ••. S e e 

HARRY W. BONHAM^ ^ 

1135 Bay Avenue 

BROWNLEE'S 

PHONE 66-R 

PH1LA. AND OCEAN CITY 

DAILY EXPRESS 

EfficUat Smrticm 

Goods laawad a«mia*( . Office and Warehouse 

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

Our Motto—"We Deliver the Goods" 

HoJcrii Eqaipaunt 

PhiU. Office—2S S. Fraol Si. * 

Ball PWx.-Lonib.rd 2300 S 

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Company . I, 

Hcnlty C«; 

i; ore under thej. 

J'the comer o* (;•»•. 

Wesley avcm,V. 

•ales and i'-t 

—iweck. • -,,, 

|*M> sales was th,!-),. /"V 1 E: Kito und u cn " nit - 

h.w. K~. t. i /• , ' te " of tho •'"••no*" «f th.. club, 

have been rehearsing for Homo time _ _ 

in preparation for the occasion. [HUNDREDS AT OPE.VIVO 

HANOSOSIE FLANDERS 

One) 

Tho leaiting parts will be taken • 

by .MUM' Robertson, Mln.-< Betty, ' • 

Kirkbride. from "UKten Le»U>r"l < C "" ti '' u< /' 1 

a.id."Maytimcj" Mta Katherine I present, ai..» he looked to the 

k- 

will uppeur with tho bathing girls.','.''' ;ive" MiCle'- 

•Fuur ludicM.fi-oin B. F. Dewee*' | '•'" •''' PWIudi-lf.!-a, to .vl.-imi up. 

Hton, in Philadelphia are coaching ^ , 1 ' " ' C °" tr: '' t '"' 

tlie (tirls- for the "Fashion Show' 

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archititt. 

livim' in 

al;. 

parade, an.l thpy also are in charge 

of the wardrobe. Tho*o ladle* aVt-' 

Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Hardexty, Mrs. 

Miller and Mm. Dwyer. 

There wlll.be u cameo cabaret, 

with a bunch of the prettlext girls, 

• In -the city. Advance fail und Win- 

ter modes will be exhibited by liv- 

ing- model* In tho nhow, through ,. .. . . . , 

tbe courtesy of B. F. Dewee.-. T1K>' T," ?*" '^T h '.* ftieluU ' with 

_vuit, of the RiU-Carlton aiid A.lel- 

,\x- »> IJ - wltt '.hl>I wifeVj; C. Bonner.of 

the Sylvuuia; W. W. Grinwold; of 

with fliers 

Vlvlaii Siîth, ..On. 

O:.\,n 

tominunlty «t'rvlce.. 

Mll'lo, a I).. ,>f 

lll't-Sn tilt: Ill.-vtill 

Tuemlay there 

bltion of Oilimta 

Ilou'l Fluii.lci-K, The 

costuniL's on view (a nîtl 

• 1'^"> ''ahj parade on ttlr • 

ivalk will !«; he" •' 

route uf puruUe 

Htu-et to tho,l|o.__ 

tint prizes will be 

maps. 

1 

of the High I who made the dedicatory prayer. 

1 Lamping, of I City Conmii.xHioner Campbell, In- 

Pelhiim Court, Philadelphia; Vic- (troduced as the "wutc-h dog of the 

ns-«rt«d I tur - Jl " o '' y • nn *' J an»ea Levie, of I trfasury," congratulated the pco- 

ul.only be back i 

oilier Kuinmc'r s.>usorix. but ho 

, i Newafk : Hurry. HjukinH, of the 

I | kl W B I B 1 0 « H 

bathing 1 girls' revue. will be one' ' 

of tlie features of-the uffair. 

Platter suppcm will be nerved in 

the evenings, and there'will bo u 

card party at 2 o'clock Friday af- 

ternoon. 

"Put" Rlley'u Ocean City Yacht 

Club Orchestra will provide breezy 

music. 

. The cabaret girls will comprise 

the following: Dorothy Nichols, 

Betty Cunningham, Delphine Lull, 

.Eleanor Bacheldcr, Eunice Muc- 

• Kenzlc, Peggy Chow, Edith Blun- 

.din, Edna Lurcett, Alberta Sauter, 

Mariu. Paulus, Martha Tinker, 

Mabello Honwood, Elizabeth Kress, 

Margot.Carter,' Evelyn Stopp, Mil- 

•dred Davis, R. DcMaria. Eleanor 

Culin, Elizabeth McConnell, Doro- 

thy Moctague, D: Smith, Alma 

Ledlg, Ruth Anderson, Katherine 

Holmes, Dorothy Walker, Joe 

"WeU.t, Mary Barnhlll and Laura 

Henderson. 

The "Fashion Show" glrla will 

be: Eleanor Shuman, Pauline Cum- 

mins, Daisy Morris, Nellie Krout, 

Lydia Krout, Mildred Hogsn, 

He sui.l 1». ,J:lw gained, re- 

inurlcably in health und nerve forc« 

ninco his sliort sojourn in thly cfty. 

Tlw speaker related several Mun- 

chuusen utorics. which min'c n blir 

hit, und he told of un experience 

he lui.l when, as u lad In New 

York,'he met General,IT. S. " i8c '>'- The city of- 

Handsome baskets, of '-flower.W^ttiL "^ ^'l'^ l " thU «» rt 

were «celved by Mr. S.ocum frpi | Drellil(d £ ^ ^ Zt^ll^ 

nn will be for the 

in of the 

tuiu brok«-ra here have 

, Th«*n* lire .itlso b*4ng . pn-pjirtsl 

iniipM for tho laiu'l lM-twcin Fif- 

i tevnth iind.Sixtet-nth strfln. 

1 Inquiries regurdiiig tlwiie lots 

:u.' being rt-teiv«l ev.'ry day; and 

Ih.' outliuik fur. rapid SUIO.M is 

bright. . ' 

Thus.' intci.'Mtt'd in thi^ d.'Vi-lop- 

,tit-iit-liH-ludt* -the following "l>r. 

Kdward M. Hull, pr.'sid.nt mid 

minor of the Banks Husini'SM f»|- 

who is prt'sideiit of tliv Hull- 

ISiz...- will be awarded. 

sot of twins will 

und triplets will 

i .•l. 

•l.vtliii: their ova Ll 

li.t of ifu i l 

Amateur Athletic Association und .Vhultz Development Company. He 

run un.Kr the auspices of the Cc-r- I hu>) In-cn u summer, resident here 

mantown B.>ys' Cfub. • ' V 

There will bo a nu.nbi't- of events, 

and pretty cups will be uwarded to 

Vur ten yeurs. 

Frederick Schultz, 

d 

know 

wlnne 

FIHJJ ALARM BOXES 

many resident!, und rottngorH. 

Hf' is a niortu'ai!.' broker- and is 

cuinfcted with-tho Blink.-. Ituslnc'«s 

Collet.. ' ' . 

John II. Knno Is a u-cll-lcnnwn 

Philadi-lrjhia reultor nnd |sldenti- 

lle.1 with si'verul bulldinu und loan 

I\VK>- or 

fioi.i tin' 

.xtc, uitli tin 

t:i.li.'.i. 

Thi! Kilii:i 'I'homas i 

Flanders will be the notiil.«JI 

on Tlitn-...l.i>. — ^~""«1 

known "u- "j'ho 

.innii." 

Tlie J:I|I:UI/'M- Tea at UWHIB 

I'M Fiiiluy aftiniooii, iriiils;!,^ 

traitivf ulfulr. Tta-win i,mH^ 

and from, 

from, accomm 

the following: nenryW. Leeds, of crings. 

HU !'' "" ' th Ch 

for public gath- 

I.""", 

ulter J. 

ChMo " tc 

i ' l^'k. Fifth an.1 Bay am*. 

-Swond und Atlantic avenue, ven.em-e ,,f buyers ,,n.l brokers- ' Kaiur.hiy :lfteVn.«n. 3Jtr.'d«t 

Wi-ightnmn Building. ir.2l Chest-. | — L_ 

••IW« Xortn Fifth street. I'hlludel-'; There i!.' a "gr'up*of gbb fea 

Phia and Stanley M: Pontlere Co.,' tho West camping on tbedtrpel 

inc.. .'.U .tebury • uvenuc. Oceun j They ure. h.-adt-d by.Miss Mupnt 

avenue und Battersea 

tcr-; 

r>21—Twentieth and Central av-- 

nue. 

key. of l.os Angeles,Calif.• 

larte/ifei/itjiil 

usiness at a 

Why Not Try An 

ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN 

. • •".' • -• . i n .the . . . •• • • ''' • 

THEN NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE 

VOL. XXVI—NO. 39 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY. AUGUST 11. 1923 Thrae Crate 

Many Beauties to Be in City's Midsummer Revue 

Yacht^GlubV Fashion Show Dazzling Spectacle 

ARTISTS Will 

TO APPEAR IN BIG PAGEANT 

Array of Pretty - Yoaapr 

o» Boardwalk 

TueiuUy and Wadsaday, 

14 and IS. will .witneaa.oiM of the 

and most •pectmcuUr af- 

ever held in this •plendid re- 

lort—Ocean Citjr'a Mldiummer 

Pretty bathing gHrU will 

d i 

Bcviw y 

be the pwata of UM city and will 

compete-for the honor of • being 

. -Ulu Ocean City" in tlM Atlantic 

City Pageant early in September. 

ThU Midsummer Bevoa promises 

to become one of UM most Inter- 

esting; events- alone the Jersey 

Coast and deserves the greatest 

support possible from all visitors 

and business men. 

Tuesday morning the affair will 

SAYS FLANDERS IS 

SUREST SUCCESS 

Investment Banker of New York 

. Speaks Flatteringly of Ocean 

' City and New .Hotel 

Kucttt which should prove of In- 

terest to Oceun City rexidentu and 

othent who bought, stocks and 

bonds of the' * Flanders weru 

brought - out - yesterday in u talk 

with John K. White, of Throck- 

morton & Company. Investment 

bankers, 115 Bniudwuy, New 

York. Mr. While, who is making 

his finit visit to Oceun City and 

start, when many newspaper girls [is sojourning hero for a week or so 

from the East will arrive and Join 

the Ocean City girls who are com- 

peting for-the honor-of represent- 

ing tnls resort at the Atlantic City 

Pageant The. newspaper girls 

will be met- by a reception com- 

mittee and escorted to their hotels, 

the Flanders and the Lincoln. 

Tuesday afternoon the prelimi- 

nary contest for Miss Ocean City 

will be held on the Tenth street 

beach' In an enclosure formed, by 

the beach chairs. The contestants 

will assemble at Shelton's Baths 

and the Seaside Baths at 2 o'clock. 

Tuesday evening, at 9 o'clock, a 

revolving lev lew will commence. 

The contestants are to be divided 

into three groups and they will be 

entertained at the Arcadia Cafe, 

Robinson's Stodlo de Dance . and 

Carpenter's Castno Club. The girls 

and the judges will- alternately 

visit these places: At 1O.4S p. m. 

all the contestants and Judges will 

assemble at the City Music Pier, 

where twenty contestants will be 

selected from the number to par- 

ticipate in the finals to be held the. 

> next day.- 

Wednesday morning will be. 

devoted to the" entertainment of 

with his family. Hinted that his 

Arm recently wan allotted $1,000,- 

000 uf the $7,000,000 bond Issue of 

tlie Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal, 

Canada, .urul disposed of them 

quickly. Mr. White declared also 

that hotel securities were quite 

popular with the New York in- 

vesting public. 

"Tho Mount Royal." said Mr. 

White, "is operated by the United 

Hotels Company of America, who 

have . made a conspicuous success 

In managing 'prominent hotels 

throughout the United States in 

thu last fifteen years. These hotels 

are paying dividends ranging'from 

10 to 40 per cent, despite prohi- 

bition in America. No hotel, while 

Under the, management of the 

United Hotels .Company of Amer- 

ica, has ever defaulted or deferred 

payment of dividends on. its pre- 

ferred stocks. 

"In 1921 the Onondaga Hotel in 

Syracuse paid 40 per cent, on its 

common stock, the Bancroft, of 

Worcester, Mass:, ten per cent.; 

the Portage, Akron, Ohio, 10 per 

cent.; the Kingj Edward, Toronto, 

10 per cent;, the Hotel Utlca, 

tltlca, 15 per cent; the Ten Eyck, 

Albany, 25 per cent; the Penn-. 

Harris, HurrUbu'rg, 40 per cent.; 

tho Robert Treat, Newark, N. J., 

20 per cent.; the Seneca, Rochester, 

2G per cent. Over a period of ten 

years the Onoiulagu, of Syracuse, 

and the TtnEyck, of Albany, have 

averaged about 20 per cent on 

their common stock. .The divi- 

dends were fold, despite prohibi- 

tion." - 

Mr. White is on enthusiastic ad- 

mirer of Ocean City, being par- 

ticularly pleased with'thu class of 

people herv. He says the .Flanders 

compares favorably with any hotel 

he han seen anywhere and predicts 

SUCCOUR for (t from thu outset 

"Wait until New Yorkers hear 

there l\ a watering place ruled by 

Yankee* and you will have to 

build two or three more banks to 

Ocean Front Hotel Corporation. | take care of the money they will 

NOTED PRELATE 

TO Gift LECTURE 

Monsignor R. Barry-Doyle at tbe 

Flanders Friday—WUl be Met j 

by Prominent Residents ' 

The Rt Rev. Monsignor R.! 

Barry-Doyle, will give his famous 

lecture on "The Call of the East," 

In the ball room of the Flanders 

Friday - evening, August 17. He | 

will arrive in this city Wednesday, \ 

and will be met at the railroad > 

station by the following business ' 

men and visitors comprising - the 

reception committee: ' 

Mayor Champion, City CommU-! 

sloner .Corson, Russell H. Nulty, 1 

lecretary and treasurer of the 

Ocean City Title and Trust Com- 

pany; Dr. Allen Corson, Robert J. . 

U. Field, ..of Camden; Thos. A. 

O'Keefe. of Boston: J. Reia and! 

Mr. Brady, of Pittsburgh;- Harvey ' 

Conover, of-the McLaughlan-Con- 

over Company; Dr. John Handley, j 

the Revs. Chan, F. N. Voegelln, Dr. i 

Buck and J. 

(ti-v. Thai. 

W. Watt , and the > 

Blake.' John J. Pos- ! 

U-r, Mrs. Josephine Keyhan, Mrs. 

J. J.-Foster. Miss Rodgers, Minn' 

Blake, Mrs. Robt. J. D. Field. Mrs. I 

J. Keegan and Postmaster Sutton. 

Representatives of the American 

Legion, of this city, and the 

Knights of Columbus; of Atlantic 

City, will also be at the station to 

greet the visitor. 

Monslgnor Barry-Doyle holds 

the rank of colonel in the British 

Army Chaplains*. Department and 

MONSIGNOR R. BARRY-DOYLE 

Who will Uctan la The FhaJen 

SNAPPY SONGS AND DANCES 

BY HANDSOME CHORUS GIRLS 

THRONGS WITNESS 

BABY PARADE 

One of the Most Attractive Ever 

Seea la City—Pretty Children 

and Unique Display 

Ocean City's annual Baby Parade 

was held on the Boardwalk Wed- 

nesday afternoon under the dlrec- 

tion of the management of 

Ocean City Seashore Home 

the 

for 

SOCIAL EVENT 

AT THE FLANDERS 

(Continued on Page Eight) 

the visiting young women news- 

paper representatives. The morn- 

Ing's fun will consist of bathing, 

dancing, yachting and a general 

visitation and Inspection of all 

points of Interest in the town. . 

At noon the twenty contestants 

will be entertained atjuncheon by 

the Kiwanla Club of Ocean City 

at the Flanders. 

At 2.30 p. m. the final bathing 

parade and review will be held on 

the Boardwalk. The twenty, con- 

testants will parade on the Board- 

walk from Plymouth place to 

Tenth street - They will be re- 

. viewed by the.Judges, who will be 

on the veranda of the Studio de 

At 8.15 p.m. there will be a re- 

ception in the Flanders, through 

the courtesy of X Howard Slocum, 

president and 'manager of the 

BAY CARNIVAL 

TOJE UNIQUE 

Queen .for Brest Salarday. Sep- 

tember 8, Will be Selected by 

Popular Vote 

The date fqr the Ocean City Bay 

Carnival has ' been changud from 

Labor Day to. Saturday, Septem- 

ber 8. 

At a meeting In the Ocean City 

Yacht Club, many committee re- 

ports were made and. hew .plans 

adopted. It was decided that, 

since one of the purposes of the 

At 9.30 the contestants and! spend here, 

judg«*'will assemble at the City 

Music Pier, where the-final, selec- 

tion of "Miss Ocean City" will be 1 

knade. This will be followed by a 

reception and dinner dance at the 

Arcadia Cafe, through the courtesy 

of John C. Fudck, Jr., manager of 

the Hotel Lincoln and the Arcadia 

Cafe. . ....•.:• 

' At this reception the name of 

the new "Hiss Ocean.City" will be 

announced and she will be received 

uu) greeted by Miss Marian Steel- 

man, "Miss Ocean City" for 1922: 

Competent judges have been se- 

cured to view the many beauties 

and select a winner.- 

The revue is being conducted by j 

the allied civic organizations of. 

Ocean City. . 

'Continued on Page Eight) 

declared Mr. White. 

. A. G. C. Smith, superintendent 

of public schools of Delaware 

County, Pa,, is a visitor. 

I Much Interest In Biblical Lecture 

by Mrs. Paul, of* Washington, 

. at Beach-Front Hostelry 

Mrs. J. Paul. L. L. D.. of Wash- 

ington, D. C, lectured on "Biblical 

Characters/' und'Illustrated prac- 

tically their modes and styles of 

dressing.' Th*» 

authentic dov/n to dresses were 

smallest de- 

BEACH PATROL IN 

EXCITING RACES 

Great Throng Witnessed the Varl- 

Babies. The parade started at 4 

o'clock from Sixth street and pro- 

ceeded to the Flanders, ' where 

prises were distributed. 

The judges' stand was placed at 

Tenth street. Miss" Anna V. Van 

Valkenberg, Mrs. Gny Stewart Mc- 

Cabe, Mrs. Kenton' Warne, Mrs. 

Howard Stern, wife of Judge 

Stem, o: Philadelphia, Mrs. J. M. 

Murray and the Rev. James I^lblo 

were the judges. 

There was quite a large number 

of babies In the parade, as It re- 

quired more than nine divisions of 

twenty-six each. The neat, division 

was led by a erew of Gypsies, who 

' provided an attractive kind of 

Gypsy music. Then came a seem- 

Uelichted Throngs Enjoying Caba- 

ret and Genera] Entertala- 

' saent at Yacht Club 

The, second annual "Cabaret'and 

Fashion Show," in progress at the 

Ocean City Yacht Club, bpencJ 

with a splendid performance on 

Thursday evening. August B. The 

building was thronged with people 

who admired the tastefulness. of 

the black and whits . decorative 

scheme.and the efficient and de- 

lightful manner in which the even- 

ing's program was - 

Waiters, . announcers, 

conducted; 

hostess. 

dancers, singers, musicians, candy 

.venders, and even the High Lord 

Master uf Ceremonies were at- 

tired In neat and varied costumes 

of block and white. The evening's 

program, started with a platter 

dinner at six o'clock and first a 

fashion show and then a cabaret 

show took place, 

hour on the hour. starting, every 

Mrs. Alfred M. 

Ingly endless succession of gayly- | every 

a a Z a for. taard* 

Benefit Was Huccnsful 

decorated baby coaches, 

fants In a varied assortment of 

costumes, snd comedy floats. 

Paul Dittman was dressed as a 

: of salt water taffy, and, judg- 

Gray was a charming hostess as 

she met the groups of pleasure 

seekers' at the door and the same 

delightful spirit of hospitality and 

good fellowship was extended by " 

of the club or par- 

ticipant In the show. 

Owing to the death of President 

Harding, the Friday -afternoon 

cabaret and fashion shows Were 

cancelled, but the usual perform- 

• 

, lng irom the stem expression on , anco took place last evening. ThU 

jlne Bro.u policeman who accom- : afternoon a card party at 2 o'clock 

Wednesday was benefit day forpanic-d htm, he was under arrest wm ^ Bh additional attraction, 

the Ocean City Beach Patrol, for selling candy on Sunday. Helen ] wniie the cabaret . and fashion 

Louise 

Frank 

Starting at six o'clock In the even- 

ing, they entertained a large crowd 

with many drills and races on the unafraid u 

Schneider, 

Schneider, 

tail. Local personK uervod as 

models, • having been carefully 

choucn for each part. 

The numon of participants in 

costume are: 

Queen Esther, Mrs. J. Howard 

Slocum; the maid. Mrs. Sharp; 

Deborah, Mrs. Kcnton Wame; a 

dlHclpIc, Mr. Schafltey; Mary of 

Bethany, Mm. Howard J. Holmes; 

Mury. Mug.lalene, Mrs. Harry L. 

Bay Carnival is to lengthen the i Bv'huon; Lady of the City, Mrs. 

season, a date later than Labor j^hua. Ki-nkauff; a messenger, 

Day would be more advantageous. | Master Kenton Warne; David, 

Definite program, rain Insurance I MU- Betty Wntnc; Rachel, Mrs. 

and the selection of the queetl wero| cluudl ' w - Sutton; Jacob, Mr. 

among the Important questions Rutnn: Ituth. Mrs. R. Harris Ma- 

that were discussed. 

It was decided that aquatic 

Hports und a boat parade, 'would 

take place on thu bay near the 

Germantown Boys' Club - In the 

afternoon, In .the evening the 

scene of activities will. be.shifted 

tu the Ocean.City Yacht Club. 

A big boat parade, a bonfire and 

fireworks on one of the islands 

and the final disembarking of the 

Wliinni-y; Little Ruth, Carobelle 

Mutton; Joxcph, Suzanne Sutton. 

Will Help to Make 

"Kiddies" Happy 

Presided! Stannnrd. of Klwanls 

. Club, Appoints CommlKees for 

Thuruday'H Affair Here 

When thu • "kiddles" visit this 

queen at the Ocean City Yacht': city next Thursday as guests of 

Club.are included on the program. 

The queen, who will be selected 

by popular vote, will then make a 

tour of the town in an nuto and 

the Gernmntown JBoys' Club, • the 

follouTnu committees of the Kl- 

wunix Club will assist in caring 

for the youngsters: 

Other Classified Ads win be. found 

on Pag* 

TOP SOIL. GRAVEL AND SAND 

of all description. Lawns graded 

and made ready for Brass. Estl- 

MaUs furnished. - Apply Box N, 

Ledger Office. It 

LADIES, GET WISE — Trade in 

that old style back-breaking 

•weeper for an electric cleaner. 

Full value allowed. Deft Devices 

Co* 1017 Centra) Ave, It 

POR SALE—Cabinet 

in Brat class o 

328 Atlantic! Av«. 

return to a large reception and j Kwing T. Cot-son will captain 

dance in her honor at the Yacht the special police and lifeguards to 

Club. - . look lifter the tots while bathing 

und will be mutated by tho follow- 

More Pretty Girls Wanted 

For City's Midsummer Revue 

Now is the time, Miss Pretty Girl, to register for 

the contest for the selection of "Miua Ocean City" 

next Tuesday, and Wednesday. The winner will be 

given a complete new wardrobe, a week's fun in Atlantic 

City and a suite of rooms in one of the largest. Board- 

walk hotels, with all expenses paid; She will ride in a 

splendid boat in the Pageant, and Director Godshall. of 

the Atlantic City Pageant, has seen so many pretty 

girls on the Ocean City beach that he says "Misa Ocean 

City" should have a splendid chance to become "Mlas 

America" and win the Golden Mermaid Trophy. 

More than seventy-five girls are already enrolled 

here, but there is Btill need for more. 

Applicants for final registration may sign up as 

late as Monday evening with Contest Manager Maurice 

L. ("Dad") Foster, at the Ocean City Ledger office, 

838 Asbury avenue (ofBcial paper for the Atlantic City 

Pageant), Studio De Dance, Casino Club, Strand 

Theatre,'or the.Ocean City Booster office, No. 4 Ninth 

Street approach. . . . 

Contestants must be white, single and between 

16 and SO years of age. • 

,n 

beach at Tenth street. bock of a big brown bear. Then 

daughter. of lhowll> »Urtlng at 4 o'clock In the 

the smallest, afternoon, will, continue, with a 

single Interruption of the platter 

along on the 

Captain Jack Jcrnee Introduced came the "Gold Dust Twins" and 

hi bthi bt I 

one of the Jnost famous physical » charming bathing, beauty In aJB> 

w 

green bathing suit, with a green 

parasol. This was followed by a 

Ward Beam. Mr. Beam then ar- beautifully decorated coach, In 

g 

irresistible in its songs and dances 

year's affair. 

i~UUv..w...r «.~.w....... ~«.~.., ... vury ciuver oance anu song. nuniDer 

ranged the guards in open order which Virginia Eloise Mould. | by Marian Robertson, Catherine 

and conducted a physical; drill that daughter of Thos. W. Mould, rode 

was beautiful to watch. Working In state. ' ' 

entirely in unison in their motions, - Then came Ocean City's "Littlest 

Cox and Prank Dodds, "Tie Up 

Your Wagon .to a Star" was.the 

nurae of this selection, and with 

Laughlan and Timothy J.Carey, sound asleep and lay blissfully 

selected Preston' Shoemaker as the unconscious of whether the crowd 

best drilled guard. Douglas Crate liked her coach or not. Then, in 

was awarded second prize, Goo.' rapid succession came Martha 

fourth. 

third, and Richard Wells ' Washington, several . .white 

A "booby" prize was blue swans,' a tiny bunny in 

awarded to the handuomu,and Well. Easter basket, and a very pretty 

liked Goo. Stafford. After the little girl completely dressed in 

drill, Ward Beam uald that' self-' white satin. Bobby Cox. the cave 

preuervatfon is. not tho llrut law of nun, showed the proper method of 

bringing up a wife. Ralph Downs 

looked very cute in his little coach, 

(Continued on Page Eight) 

nature. ' IK* uuid that. all heroic 

exploits' were proof thut »elf- 

prt'Hervation U the laHt -law of 

nature. . : 

A tug-of-wur was next on the 

program, und thirty-eight young 

moil grasped hold of the rope, and, 

ut thu signal, gave a mighty pull— 

GUEST OF KIWANIANS . 

Hammonton Man and His Wife 

Entertained at Flanders 

too mighty a puHJn fart, for one W|>) A Roemer> of Hammonton> 

Kmull rope-und tbere wun u great om, Hg w,fo terday cnded their 

"M? f"J *T , V, r" J visit to this city, where they spent 

thirty-olght guards fell over into o WMU >t the Flahderi(# Bs the 

plucc and *|vo boat crews lined up ! ,„,', ,of BUending 8hows 

nlonjf tho beach in rcadinesa to „ ,..,_n, „„,.„„„„„» . !.„ 

dash out to the buoy and back. It i 

wus very close. The first boat to 

land on the beach was that manned 

Boardwalk amusement - houses 

free of charge. 

Roemer> Bince> 

at a gathering ot Klwanlahs in 

by Douelas Crate and. Ross Acker.; PhlUu,elphU, won the prize offered 

Second prbe wa« won, by Joseph . t the „,,„„ clty K,wanill c!uDp 

•"oniUn and Charles Schock i h,h ' k, M , thb 

Tomlin nnd Charles Schock. 

In the canoe tilting contest, Bud i wh,ch week,B ,„ 

Claussen 

defeated 

defeated Long. 

followed the swimming race, with 

a thrilling finish. Gray crossed the 

line -first, closely followed by 

Shepherd. Freeman Lloyd, and 

Wells were next' in the- order 

named.. Shepherd was consider- 

ably exhausted from his many ex- 

ertions during- the afternoon and 

required several minutes' medical 

attention. 

In the evening a large, ball was 

held in the Studio de Dance on the 

Hippodrome Pier. The affair was 

well attended and the crowd seem- 

ed pleased with the splendid music 

and other arrangements. 'Capk. 

Jack Jemee tapped off a splendid 

day by many dances with the fair 

g 

reaort ^^ alL Bltpen,eB paid, this 

" ! Including the wife of the winner. 

" ' Mr. Roemer attended the weekly 

h lb h N 

Then 

y 

luncheon of the club at the Nor- 

mandie on Wednesday. 

Ing expert swimmers: Alfred R. th !.'" h ? llow wntcr -- i4 . , -guests of the .Ocean City Klwanls 

Smith. N. -Harvey Colllsson. Wm. , Thc ^ *•"« « u » *\?> •*»««•' ,Club, They were also given the 

E. lluwy, Jr., and Geo.' Scatter- 

good. . . • . - 

The Ocean City Klwanls. Club 

has appointed the following com- 

mittee: Wm. H. CoUlMon, Jr., 

chairman; the Rev. John Handley, 

the Rev. Chus. F. N. Voegelln, O. 

W. Bailey, Ewinff T. Corson, 

Joseph. Sholton, • Roger Williams, 

Richard H. Johnson. Charles Sack, 

Howard T. Johnson, N. S. Goff and 

A. Randolph Fogg. 

- They will welcome all help. It 

U not a plea for money; but for 

the service of kind-hearted people 

who want to help give these, tots 

pleasure. Remember they have 

worked and earned a part of their 

cur-fure, no that th£ big-hearted 

Germantown Boys' Club could 

take them on this tilp to wonder- 

land, and it Is up to tho fine men 

I and women of Ocean 'City to ful- 

| till their dreams and expectations. 

{ If you want Lumber or any- 

thing in Builders' Supplies, call 

Champion, Tenth and West Ave., 

Ik't-HH City. Phoutt 480. 

"took for TU Blgn." 

PLEASED WITH CITY 

' Theodore L. Cobaugb, a promt 

nent lawyer, with .his wife and 

daughter, Anne Virginia, Is spend- 

ing' the month .of August at the 

Lincoln. Mr. Cobaugh has been 

connected with the United States 

District Court lot the Eastern 

District of Pennsylvania, for the 

last quarter of a century. 

' It Is Us first visit to Ocean City 

and he has been so much Impressed 

with the growing: resort that he 

contemplates purchasing a sum- 

"mer home here. 

thu men showed the state of splen- Booster,". Hatnes Townsend,, who | the aid of'a very clever dancing 

did physical condition they hod was completely covered with.copies I chorus,' the three principals por- 

uttalned by going through .tho ,if the Ocean City Booster. Fol- trayed the delights, of such 

most difficult exercises. The'three lowed a large coach covered with — 

judges, Thos. W. Mould, Wm.'Me- orange. ~ Betty Isabel Watkins was 

I 

p 

dinner, until midnight. The caba- 

ret show was just' as. sparkling ana* 

iiibl i 

The first 

number was a song by Frank 

Dodds. The second number was a 

very clover dance and song, number 

ntanoeuveh. Then appeared the 

peppy and ever entertaining John- 

ny Witherow, with a uong and jazz 

dance entitled "Wet Yo' Thuiu." 

A graceful minuet was danced by 

Alice, Harris, Catherine Cox, MuVl- 

andjun Robertson. Josephine Wnll- 

worth then told the. audience in a 

very piquant' manner "My Sweetie 

Wtsnt Away." Tho dancing chorus, 

composed of twenty fair maidens, 

in orange and black,' Joined in tbe 

singing of this number. This was • 

followed by a clever solo by Marian 

Robt'rtHon, attired as u Rus- 

sian . Coimuek. Tho last number ' 

'as a specialty dunce by Frances 

tott, Catherine Cox, Marjories 

Carter and Alice Harris. The 

VJancing and singihg throughout 

the show were of a very delightful. 

character. Put Rlley and his 

Ocean City Yacht'Club Orcheutru 

>layed the accompaniment for all 

he .musical numbers in an en- 

trancing manner. • 

After tho serving of refro»h- 

ments the Fashion Show charmed 

tho audience. Ocean City girU 

dressed in- handsome wraps from 

famous clothing- exports paraded 

down tho midway and gave muny 

useful hints of tho coming style*.. 

It was noticed that tho wrupx for 

fall wear will bo. In tones of taupe, 

stoel and brown, fur-trltnmed, 

full and of long ankle longth. An 

exquisite • Betty Wales wrup for 

Milady's wear WUM conceived of a 

taupe silk velour, with a panel In 

the back descending to the ankles, 

ind trimmed' with platinum fox. 

Another delightful exhibit wan a - 

black silver velour with red fox 

collars and cuffs by Dcweea. The 

most charming of tho velvet- hats 

were small ami In uombre tone, 

trimmed with feathers or fur. 

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Company M 

__ Realty Oj;..; 

i are under the ; b 

corner •>*£•$ 

•Wesley avenfc-^ 

gales - and M 

**- - ' i i' 

i sales was th ;,n 

' 'apartment h >j 

; •' street andj ;J) 

by the 

to 

r«rm> rentals In., •; 

In 

B A- Swenson, 

owned ta' 

Brighto 

M. Roe, 

? • 

Wesley 

e school 

JfarifV the 

;-aea*on. ' The 

rfll this w 

of 

• the- 

rSbfitr, 

i 

i.ii 

r&& • 

country. Division Passenger Agent mates continuo, all previous traffic 

MMurphy 

and Freight Agent Reed. _.. records will have been exceeded, 

of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Sys- i. 

therefore, for the 

tern, in a Joint statement, have •.._.. . . 

called specific attention to the| durilUr th " » un » m « r ">«" *» 

fact that; based on reports in their ' P*"" 1 Major W. a Davis and Family 

Enjoy Wratern Trip 

Major William B. Davi* and 

I heaviest possible movement of coal family, of this city, who havu been' 

ap- n Tacoma, Washington, for 

*- 

ihurt time, huve gone to Seattle, 

where they expect' to upend a 

possession, it Is evident that unless | UB. MOWBBAV HONORE month. 

coal consumers immediately pur-1 ' 

In a' letter to the Ledger, re- 

chase coal in anticipation of fall and I o«.n city CotUger Speak. at 

winter requirements, they will exnewing 

his Hubttcription, Major 

Advertising Clubs' Gathering 

perience difficulty In procuring it 

)avis says: - ' • 

later In the season, when railroads 

Among the prominent - speakers "My Dear Mac.:—The more I 

are taxed with a heavy movement at the annual convention of thetravel, 

the better I like Ocean City. 

of general traffic, and particularly Association of Advertising Clubs ''Sincerely yours, 

agricultural products. 

of the World, held at Atlantic 

"WM. B. DAVIS." 

This statement; further em- City, New Jersey, was Dr. J. H. 

phasizes the fact that, while the Mowbray, of 1406 Ocean avenue, ' Back from Long Trip , 

carriers are in ahape to handle and this city, vice president of the H. MUs.Lily Blake, of New York 

move all coal with reasonable S. Eckels « Company, of Philadel- 

promptness, provided the move phia. Dr. Mowbray is in charge uf 

mont Is distributed throughout the ! the advertising- and ales of this 

entire year, they are not provided J well-known firm. 

with surplus equipment apd faclli- '• The vigilance committee of the 

tics in sufficient quantity to offset Associated Clubs spent more than 

in the fall months failure of con-; S100.000 last year to expose and 

aumers to buy coal during the prosecute crooked advertisers. 

summer months when sufficient More than 9,000 names.of welltransportation 

Is available. , known advertising men were pre- 

As un example of what the Penn- Rented for the consideration of the 

sylvanla Railroad is doing in this program committee and a rare 

connection, the statement points compliment wan paid to him perout 

that. Insofar as the storage of' »onally, to tho firm which he reprailroad 

fuol_ Is concerned, _the [resent* and .to the profemiion-Whom 

eastern region of the Pennsylvania'they nerve, when he was chosen. 

Railroad contemplates the storage I More than 7,000 of the keenest adon 

the ground of 1.160,000 tons,! vertlslng experts of two continents 

divided among soven or eight dif- • were pro«cnt. Among the thirty 

ferent points. Of .this tonnage, speakers were such nicn as Victor 

JOHN R. GROVES Plumbing and 

83S AiWy Arcne. Heating 

j. N. J. Contractor 

1 

Benjamin Eraklne iind family, 

of Emporla, Pa., ai- utiupying thu 

Bringhurat cotUge at 121d Ocean 

avenue. • 

Harry K. Stanton and wife, of Wall Papers Pap«rhsnflog Attorney and 'Couiurllor-at-Law 

thin city, nn> -now occupying their 

new home at 1208 Ocean avenue. 

311 Eighth 8L, Ocean City 

And Mechanic St. 

Cape May Court House. N. J. 

Bell Phonr*—Ocean City 791 

SUPPUES 

. ' Court House 23 

JOBBING 

HENRY ROESER, Jr. 

HILDRETH & HILDRETH 

CERTIFIED 

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 

H03 EIGHTH ST. 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Ocean City, N; J. 

AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES 

. Everything Electrical 

PHONE 690 708 ASBURY AVE. 

JOB. Van G. HotTecker 

ARCHITECT 

City, has just relumed from an 

M3 Eighth St. (Cor Atlantic Ave.) 

extensive trip through the United 

OCEAN CITY 

State*, visiting all the points of 

lt«g. N. J. Phon* 4C0 

interest and the natjonal wonders 

of the. United States, including a | 

IDA E. KISTLER 

trip . through the Yellowstone' 

Park. Miss Blako. enjoyed the Open Charter Night Life Insurance . 

trip .Immensely, but she says 

With 

Ocean City leads as one of the 

IRA SCOTT JOHNSON 

finest summer , resorts. Mrs. j 

• 409 Ninth Street 

and Smoker 

Emetine Irrc, member of the' 

Next to City Hall 

THE BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS, WM. H. COLLISSON, Jr. 

CIVIL ENGINEER AND 

DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS 

. SURVEYOR 

OF AMERICA, L: U. 322, OCEAN CITY, 

HENRY a CREE 

N. J., WELCOMES ALL PAINTERS TO 

Realtor 

827 THIRD STREET 

JOIN THEM ON 

BELL PHONE 53 • 

WEDNESDAY EVE. AUG. 15.1923 

INITIATION FEE, $5 

lotoooeon 

ONE NIGHT ONLY 

- 

Phone 819 . ""— 

Cor» C. Hansen 

Oateopathic Phraicita 

Formerly of Pltuhargk 

Graduate bf tsa 

OCEAN CITY, N.JL 

Office Hoars—9 A. M. till 8 f • • 

' Sunday by special appoiatskat 

BeU Phone 5» 

ALLEN CORSON, U. D. 

Office Hour»r-9 to II. A. M. 

7 to g p. • 

JOHN a TOWNSEND, M. a 

Office Hours—9 to It * IL 

2 to 1 p. J 

7 to 8 rV*. 

824 Wesley Ave., Ocesji Otj XL 

Telephone Bell 290. 

VVILUTS-K HAINE8,Jta 

Ninth and. Weak? Awaat 

lineal Practice und Disetstsoftia 

Eye, Ear, None and Throat. 

Office hours: 

9 to 12 A. M.; 6 to 8 P. H. 

Assoc. Mem.. Am, .Soc.. C. E... . Phone 178. " "~" 

Clly Knirln«T. .Ocean City. N. J. 

HEKSOIIKL PETTIT, M.& 

' 807 Wesley Ateast 

. Office Hour* 

Wed. & Sun. D-ioÂ." 

_ _ Bell Phone 277 ~- 

658 Asbury Ave. Phone IS4 j JOHN II. WHITICAR, M. R 

717 Wesley Aveaae 

Ocean City. N. J. 

Office Hours! 

fl MAE E. BENNETT 

Ocean City's Only 

RESIDENT HAIRDRESSER 

Scalp Treatment Marcel Waving- | 

Facial Mossaeo Manlcnring | 

Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty 

D. V. Cerbaaio 

7%"g** 

IDEAL SHAVING PARLOR 

• —First Class Service— . 

711 Asbury Ave.. Ocean City. N. J. 

AIno at the Breakers Entrance 

on DeLancey Place 

THE LADIES* SHOP 

Notions and Trimming: 

W« seU PleislMr'a Yarns and all Knitting Material 

' and Children'. High Grade Ho»Wry and Undergarments 

1338 Asbury Avenue 

"OCEAN CITY'S MODERN SANITARY LAUNDRY" 

THIS SURF LAUNDRY 

929 Ocean Avenue 

: A service not only complete, but satisfying: . 

JOSEPH SHELTONCO., 

Owners and Operators 

Phone 675 

JUUU5 E. JOCHER 

1920 Ajbury Ave.^ Ocoui City. N. i. 

SMITH & RAY 

EXPRESS 

Local and Long Distance • 

Wood and Kindling for Sale 

Pine and Oak Pillii*- 

PHONHS56W 

IMIIMMMMIIIHMMI 

Quick Delivery 

BZ« A8BUEY ATK. 

MANS BURKHARDT 

Plumbing 

in all its 

Branches 

649 ASBURY AVE 

Tbe Right Sort of 

Hoofing for Your Bank Balance 

is Fire Insurance 

•A stream of water from the nrei» 

man H houe does not protect your ' •' 

home as well as our insurance\' 

protects your financed. \V"e will 

carefully explain to you the policy ' 

you need, if you will call 

•••»»•»< >••>••< 

Delaware Bay Fishing 

at Reed's Beach 

SEVENTEEN PARTY BOATS 

$12 forPartyof 8Weekdays. $15Sunday 

Phone 87 R-14. C.p« May Court House 

FOLLOW THIB ROUTE TO REED'S BEACH 

From Ocean City to S*a Isle City, thence-to Shore Road. Shore 

Road to .South Sraville Road, over South SraviUe Road to ben- 

^ hlaville, to Coshen, to Beach Road marked by - white columns. 

t*$*t 

The Most Car for the Money 

The big new Overland Red Bird^—a revolutionary 

value—is sweeping.the whole Country off UsfeeC 

Finished in rich Mandalay maroon, with smart. . 

'.' . khaki top and gleaming nickel trimmings* Amuch 

longer wheelbase—a much roomier body—a 

larger, more powerful engine—Triplex springs 

(Patented) providing 136-inch sprlngbaae. 

Sfk^'BiMu), 


BIB ASBURY AVENUE 

DHIVB AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE DIFFERENCE 

F. H. WARE 

'JUSTICE OP'.THE PEACE 

Collection of Accounts Solicited 

—Rents Collected— 

Office: I0W ASBURY AVENUE 

Telephone'278-M. 

H. H. FRANKLIN 

The ReUmble 

HOUSE PAINTER 

14M WEST AVK. OCEAN CITY 

Phone 45S 

JOSEPH C. PARR 

Attorney at Law 

Solicitor and Master In Chancery 

Real Estate Conveyancing 

Collections 

622 Anbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

D. M. Richards, D. C 

Doctor of CHIROPRACTIC 

-Graduate of 

Palmer School of Chiropractic 

Office Hours: Tuesdays, Ton*, 

days, Saturdays—3 to 6 p. m. asi 

7 to 8 P. M. Wed, and Fri. »1» 

X0 A. M. Sunday by appoistassi 

Bell Phone 296 W 

41J Ninth 8L. Ocean CUj, It 1 

Alterations 

HUMBERT C. PONTSBB 

BUILDER 

»S2 Asbury Ave. Onn Ot| 


Progressive Paper Hugtr 

and Decorator 

1048 Asbury Ave, Oceia Cttr.N.l. 

CHAS. E. ADAMS & BWX 

FURNITURE' 

Agents for tho 

HOOVER SUCTION 8WBSPB 

COMPANY 

720-722 Abury Ave.. Ocean Cirj 

r Telephone: Marine 2851-J. .".'." 

HURLEY-JONES CO 

"The Trustful Store" ; 

Furollure. Carpets. Ruts, Rerrlgerators, Slotw, ClotUtf 

1714-1716 ATLANTIC AVE^ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

F. PATTON. Manager. S2 West Ave, Ocean City, it. 1. 


; PHONE 432-W 

INSURANCE 

Splendid selection of Ocean Ciiy property,, 

for Sale or for Rent... Give ua a calL ' 

S. M. Hoffman, B.. Frank Smith Co 

103& ASBURY AVENUE 

Johnson & Kelly 

Olmttrartimi 

'_— 

: 304 Central Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 

HANDSOME GUPS TO BE GIVEN 

WINNERS OF ATHLETIC EVENTS 

to third place winners Iri each 

of I » 

AjjpM-Uon for registration may 'J^* ^ ^ Z C ^ ^ 

&s?ûr£Ts*JZ. ^ r rr at ° r 

.lnlu . . > • » " • | 10.15. o clock. There were aluo 

PASSERI'S ORCHESTRA 

I lurip- coni^reûtionH at the masses 

lit. «.;|l>, H und' .:t0 o'clock in St. 

'rogrsm Arranged by 

Mary's ('Impel, Kec among the 

brook,, and J. J. Callahan, superior Brotherhood of Painters and I week's visitors, guettbi of tho Bt. 

of Holy. Ghost College, Cornwall^, Psperhansers to Meet Aug.'IS Georei'. - . • 

Pa., and Wm. G. McMonsmy, also Tho Brotherhood of Painters, 

of Cornwalls. 

Decorators and Paperhangcrs of 

America. L. U. 322, of Ocean City, 

. Brarebrldge Hall Guest* will hnvo open-charter night and 

Arrivals at Bracebridge Hall a smoker-on Wednesday evening, F. D. Newberry & Co 

include the following: 

August 16., 

Miss Isabel Williamson. Mlas All painters, decorators and 

Ethel Williamson, Miss Louise paperhangera are cordially Invited BUILDERS 

Becker. Rlverton; Mr. and Mrs. to this meeting. The Initiation 

Wm. Kester, Mr. and Mrs.' Rich- few is $G. 

Phone 148 

ard Modeley, Miss Grace Emily A good time !» assured all at- 

Madeley, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haas. tending the affair. 

Mr. and. Mrs. Willis Haas. Law- 

55 Asbury Ave. 

rence Haas, Miss Margaret Haas, John Croff and family, of Wont I 

Philadelphia;'Mr. and Mm- Ralph Chester, aro among the viriltorn. . 

Staatx, John Stoats, Mixit Carol!no 

Stoats, Smyrna, DeL 

Any man can build a house with a hatchet 

1 and a saw, but a home is built only with 

The Reliable Builder 

r It 

I' ' . IÛ Bought and Sold 

ll I • 

JOSEPH B. COFFEE 

Carpenter and Builder 

1240-12 SIMPSON AVENIIK 

B»ll Phone 4W-W . 

JOBBING A SPECIAI.TV 

f.I«nu«d under State u( N«w Jersey 

| ocenic Beaqty 

•of the Poconos 

UOUSM for Rvnt and Halo [ 

f. 

I t 

Thf Hall Mart S 

—g . i)r Service • .= ' 

1 DELAWARE WATER GAP—POCONO MOUNTAINS 1 

s . You rrtay have rfvelo.l in th« plennuron of a vucti- S 

s tidii ut thu Koushoro—iwrhilp.i truwriietl tho AlU'irlii'iiy '-— 

SS ilc.uiituiiin of Wvatcrn Pennaylvunlu uhil marvt'leil ut = 

S thi'ir irnprWBlvo grandeur, but- if you hnve m;vcr vi»- = 

S • >t»

imm 

! 

Iphian Bui 

Rental* AU« V 

% lh« Blraiul R* 

c"l Company : 

Realty Cc 

»"> under tho. 

«t the comer of 

W>4 Wesley avenl. 

J 1 1 Iu8 " nd I' 

thj 

p 

street un 'Poor, of tho house w r 

"' " thoe teachers. TV'. 

has) added four priv 

U»t season. The I 

past, will this «e 

M 

' ^]IQ management . 

Wm. P. and Fran";'. 

.The house 'open* j 

.'next; Saturday. 

"Mrs.C. F. Grin; 

Crawford, of Ph 

among the week 

Orim owns a BUI '. 

. '-F.'-'a. Wilson j •• 

Philadelphia, we 

d ago. 

(^rratt (Eitg 

, A RBPUBUCAN JOURNAL 

PUBUBHED EACH SATUtU>AT 

AT THE LEDGER BUILDING 

BY OCEAN CITY LEDOER CO 

. (Incorporated) 

HANS BURKHARDT...-!Pre«ldanf 

JOHN F. M«cNAUEE..........Edltor 

C H-' VANDEORIFT—Boa. B4«T. 

Entered as second-class matter at 

Ocean City Post Office. 

$1.50 per year In advance. 

any day of the week during tho 

summer 'seasons. 

With a united effort, this Hid- 

Summer Revue can be made something 

out of tho ordinary. Let's 

TJie Ledger weUonus ' eom-| May we ask. a question7 Isn't 

municatlons - on public matters, but: St possible to so arrange matters 

' that the winners of the various 

~T ZZZ~Lnt WIIWI«.->MI u»»4es are not 

*t% 

to 

K^lprlies 

Del** 

may 

•* , 

be known 

. . . 

within a few 

published, if a request to this ef- j minutes after the judges announce 

feet accompanies the letter*, and, their verdict* ? Almost wery year, 

the Utters should be addressed to.B1J We ^^n tlwrt, j. quite a little 

the editor. 

OCEAN CITY LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

PERSONAL GOSSIP FROM 

RESORT'S REST ROOM 

PUSHING PLANS 

FOR NEW CHURCH 

Miss Muy Ward, of this city, has 

I'slgned - her |ioaitl»H' na Mtenoguf 

Bourgeois 

thu 

. .Saturday, 

Sunday 

0.30 a. m.—Sm 

10.46—Church' 

are's" 

all get together and work unitedly 

for the success of Ocean City's 

fics.t attempt.. 

THE BABY PARADE 

Ocean City's baby parade this 

week- was the largest ever held 

here,' and thousands of visitors 

wore delighted with it. The storm 

king was kind and held off until 

well after the parade. 

rratii;i'iMtMi(H Being Made fitr 

rlnan>.iuiit 

Notes Concerning VUilora to Thto 

prominent visitor from, thi "Em- 1 

Building for 'Luth- 

I'rald IHI^." He IK much (iitere eran (n|rreicallon in Thin City 

City, as Gleaned by Manager in nil he has seen und heard in' The services of the St. John's 

Matt. Savage 

Oceun City. lie. like* thc resort Lutheran Church were 

on Sunday I'Vi-nimr by the Ui;v\ I>r. 

W. H. Williams, secretary and very much. 

Luthrr DcY.K', of Holy Trinity 

treasurer of the May Lumber Company, 

of Pittsburgh, nnd his wife Mr. nnd Mr*. Kre.l. Simpson and 

Lutht-run Church, Gcrmuntown. 

ttendance was liirê nnd the 

nd sons have been guests at the] Douglas Sim!«on. of Swurthmore. The a , 

Bellevue the"past two weeks. Mrs.! ure guest* at the Hotel. LaMonte.; offering indicated the uxunl g.mr- 

Ocean City Churches 

KlltS I' I'KESIIYTKKIAN' 

(IllKCII. 

Seventh Slr«i and Wesley 

Avenue. 

'IU lit-v. C.hws. F. N. Voegolin, 

I'ustor.- 

.Morning worship ~~.i ia30 

itihi.- s.-huoi "....'. 2.ao 

1 i ii'inl m - V «'W» « 

Holv Communion flrtt 

of oaoh month, 10.45 . iT 

Daja. and Holy Dayg, lo. 

Services 

will preach. 

^ AUGUSTINE 

ThO O R ) ev. "TSOSI' S 

Beîctfon I0 °- C 

Mass ' Sundays . at St'J. 

Church. Homers Point, at i. 

Sunday services, lOJOt! 

7.30 p. m. Sunday 8cW 

person in the right pla'co for this son. Mr. Milxuvll Joins his folks ,.Tni. |,ujic|ing of the church fnr 

{difficulty in locating the winners 

ir Idea evvnt. which Is certainly; over .week-ends, u popular mode ^j, .j,,hn"s congregation >» Ocean 

of these prizes. Can't a lint of tho 

ZONING ORDINANCES 

grand In its purpose and Rervice to of living with Philadelphia^ r;ty wn, t,.. b.-BU,, as soon 

, | names of those entering be mode 

There ia a demand at Intervals „, 

the. little tots. Mr. and Mrs. W11-, here, 

|>IiiiiJ K lve " ^ l0 ih " €imM : 

friend*, of thiM mo»t blessuM wovk/'.j 

*ay« ^ho Ut-v. U. S. G. Bcrtoli't, of* 

HUperintcnilont of 

Mr. und Mrs.'J. Sherwood Hoiike, 

of Philadelphia, are visiting here 

and uro delighted with Ocean 

year or two since to have the city 

City. They art 

atU;ntlon 0, tha memh I fe. 

order of practice, was brought to mm^taaon Wedne«Jay. 

thi. city, taken over the town In Thc KiwanU ^ ^ ^ 

the afternoon, or some time during t|cuUr, pcrh,p,,Pai>t President 

the day. and -t a meeting ttat »mf. ^ j , ^ u dcMrvln(f of 

night he explained at «>me length ^ ^ fm ^ mcn ^^ 

1 Mra: Lillian Anderson. Mra. A. 

!>. Deiimmm.'. Mr>. Kvn Hurtlanil 

nnd Mrs.K. K. IVaell, of Kich- Philudelphiu, 

rnond, Vu., aro southern guests at missions. "In the meantime, prothe 

Breakers lintel. They lire do- vision willbe made for a pliico of 

worship for the congreuunun, *u 

lighted with tin' bathing beach at 

regulur services on the Lord's Day 

I'urk place. They arc a company 

a. most genial" 

will lie on the program for Ocean 

of laditH most highly enteemed by 

couple and are • considering the 

all who have come in contact with 

matter of making, this city their 

them - an- the Baardwulk. -i»n . .tho 

permunent home. 

boat'h or. nt the hotel. 

g 

the roning system as esUbllshed 

1" "T i h d 

0 J. T. Wilson, accompanied by his . Ir. nnd Mrs. William Heaches, 

wife, of Arkansas City, Mo., have « Lewistown,*. are. enjoying .the 

been guests ut the Hotel Flanders 

nnd ure greutly delighted with-l-- v • 

that wonderful Hoa'telry. Mr. \Vilr ' nOn. nn5 EATH i railing at the intersection!! of 

meetings, and most of those at 

HONORING HARD1NGS distinguished tourist and .thuJi feels 

MEMORY 

these gatherings did not appear to 

and appreciate* the real hospitality |jlll(||u(jot s Are Adoptrd by' the 

be very strongly in favor of the It was only proper and fitting'for which Ocean City is celebrated 

proposition, particularly after that Ocean • City should mark, as the world around."- •• The City- Commissioners, 

It'did yesterday, the-passing of. 

learning that the experts would " • .„, , 'their meeting Monday afternoon,' 

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Vlhlpple. of Illlo|lte(1 the f,,lll)wi,li: resolution. 

in the Philadelphia, spent. Sunday with p,.^^,,^ by May..r"champion: 

highest esteem by his close per- friends iii Ocean City. They were U'horeaw, the agency rtf tleath 

_, , . t , . has removed "Warren G. Harding, "» adequate water and gas' su| 

sumcient to show the make-up of Joying the wonderful bathing, uir prt.B|dent .of the. Unites! StaUn of 1>W »"d thc stwe.rage. ' 

rieu, from hin active govern- Oceun City is on thc map of scaul 

tluties; and 

ul " y """"f»' 

charge « fee of *7.00b. and the P "" lde " t ^,' g ' u u 

matter was. to some extent, per-," Mf ' Uatdln * w " hcId 

Ule" streets on the Boardwalk. . . 

-Ocean City has grown and isno 

longer "Peck's-Beach." hut. u modal 

mltted to slumber. . • ^ ^ Wem,J( Bmj M l ^ i ,,lde irom tht uV,j. u-utt.r. Mr. Whipple praised 

toning of the city up to this time, ^ p ^ dutf on,. ho]dmK, as he did. tho intelligenee.ahd vigilance of the 

Unquestionably, something should the highest ortWe in the country. Ocean City Keach Patrol numbers. 

be done to.control certain mstters Peace to his ash; 

In the way of building in Ocean •' 

City, but just what appears to be , 

a problem. It has been said that Auxiliary 

the zoning system has been es- i^_ • " K« ' - i 

tablUhedinothertown^'anditis .. ] . LllJOy MUSICale 

reasonable to ask, as did Mrs. Gar-- •— 

rlgaes, if a score or more cities ] Vbitlng Prnbylcrba Organliaand 

towns can adopt xonlng ordi- tlon Delightfully Entertainrd 

nances, what Is to prevent Ocean; at Weekly Gathering 

City from doing likewise? . Here-, A most interesting and cordial 

seemingly,' is where we buck up afternoon was enjoyed by the la- jin. Philip Sellx, of 

against- the legal end or the dies at the meeting of the Visiting. Angclest, Cal., Is very much pleased 

matter. ! Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presby-"; uith Ocean City and its wonder- 

It may not be aralsa at thls:t«rlan Church In the Casino on the'fuiiy safe b*ach. 

v lisr .M, K. C1IIIKCI1. 

Street and Central Avenue. 

1 hi> Itee. |)r. John Hundley, riKST BAPTIST CHTaa 

tenth Street .ad Weslr, 5L. 

Pastor. 

The Ro». Milton Gear** BUF 

Preaching services, 10.MO a. m 

and 7.;iO p. "".- Bible School, 12 ra. 

Prayer service Wednesduy evenrig. 

T.:;o. 

HOLY TRINITY I'HOTESTANT 

EPISOPAL CHURCH 

NortheaHt " Corner of 'Eleventh 

Slrecl.and i.'entra) Avenue 

The Itev. Joseph W. Watts.. A. M.. 

Rector. 

*n. .up-to-date 'family seashore rc- 

Hori. and-every little detail that 

would diinure to the comfort and 

benefit, of its visitors should be 

looked .into. And don't overlook 

shore reports. Let thc citizens and 

Whereas, especially at this time, taxpayers do all they possibly can 

1 

Pastor. ^ 

"The Church With a ConStl 

Welcome." ^^ 

UNION CHAPEL-By-TBIUn. 

Firty-Kif.h Htrert «*• A2£* 

Avenae "' 

NEW YORK SHOP 

936 AsbiiryAve., Ocean City,N.J. 

Formerly of the New York Bargain Store].'Woodbtae, N. i. 

LARGE REDUCTION IN AU 

Wearing Apparel 

in matters concerning our Amcri- tn keep it there." 

Mr*.- August Athens, of Wellingi an aiTairs. hit* deuth cuused a con- Yours respectfully, 

ton. Nova Scotia, arrived'last week .!itii>n which will result seriously, 

- PAUL S. KKLLER. 

from near the North Pole to enjoy :inli'-> our American people will 

ihe Kfini-Floriilu • temperature nt collectively nnd individually give . ENJOYED OITINC. 

Ocean City. Mrt llll K. . t ,"" n Boardwalk on Sunday. Miss Me- 

,) "Miserere" from Gce ls Mrrnbrra of Frankford Baptiut 

Church Kntertalnrd Here' - 

- The members v{ tho Women's 

Jersey", that the "people of this city Baptist Missionary Society of the 

regret that our President. Warrcp Frankford Baptist Church . made 

Lo tlu ir thlfu 

»'.(J.-Harding, should be summoned ' annual visit to Ocean 

by the Greut Architect and thereby 

enjoVPC her vacation at- the 

Cltv " ftw î* ago and were tnvw. 

a* n piople, lose the sertleca tt'ftaini'd by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 

of a chief executive who has tn- E.-Wulton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 

de:ir.-i| himself to the people of Johnson and Mrs. Hallowell. ' 

thi- country; nnd although his ad-' The I""" 1 *' included: Mrs, Cha?. 

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MANY STATES REPRESENTED 

AT THIS RESORT'S HOTELS 

burgh; Mrs. Frank and daughters, 

and J. H. Malone - and family, 

Philadelphia. 

Swartamore 

Edward Blddle, Mary R. Rambo. 

Elixabeth F. Roberts. Margaret 

OCEAN CITl' LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NE\y JERSEY 

VOCALIST PLEASES 

AT FLANDERS 

breath control. Miss Thomas 

flrnt clans Blnger. . 

There were two groups of Inter- 

p.rn iW: 

esting and typical Creole negro 

The 

songs, given in the French patois 

of their origin.' 

Fine 'Recital by Edna Thomas, la Those who attended this'concert 

Visitors Iaelade Prominent People Crsily. D. Chas. Vogan, Miss Plor- | McMlnsmy, Henry J. Murray. H. Costume. Attended by Enlhusl- are the group of Ocean City guests 

from Various Sections of the ence Widmann, Mrs. Helen R. F. Block and family, A. Crosby ' astie Slimmer Visitors ' who are deeply interested in tho 

. - South and West 

Huritago. Miss-M. W. Hunter, Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. C. Edna Thcmaa rendered a recital Ocean City Babies' Home, of which 

P. J. Thourrisln, Mrs. A. T. Mar- Halmert. Philadelphia; Mr. andin 

costume to a delighted and rep- 

of the world will be seen in Ocean Club; 

Ocean City'* hotels are all well 

Mrs. Julia R. Hazard is founder 

tinez, Mrs. T. J. Tomlinson, Phila- Mrs. J. W. Errickson, Dayton; J. j reiehUtive audience at tho Flan- 

City today at the McLaughlan- 191 

. Oiled with guests from many sec 

and president. An urgent call is 

delphia; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sarks, Frank Biggs, Delaware; . R. Sell j jurj Thursday morning, the pro- 

Conover Tract In the Gardens, con- 

Uona of the country. ' 

Ohio. '. 

made for contribution of money to 

and son, Pittsburgh. 

cei-dii are to be given to the Ocean 

testing for the Ocean City Cup. 

Among the visitors enjoying lift 

make posalblo the continuance of 

. . St..George 

at the v>ri hotels, the Ledger Mr. and Mrsl Stein, Wilmington; 

Seaview 

City. Seashore Home for Babies. 

The tournament will begin at 

this splendid charity. 

2 o'clock. Teams from the follow- 

presents the names of the follow- Mlas Puree^' Washington; Hunter 

Howard E. Runner. Mrs. E. N. It in not often'ono can. write of Let every mother with babies of ing' clubs will take part: 

ing: 

Hammil, Irwin Parko. Jacob J. 

Funk, Mrs. H. P. Wagner. Mr. u performance as perfect, but it her own, and every' father who 

Normaadle 

FUher, Dave McGowan, D. Nell- 

and Mrs. S. Vemer, Henry Perry, can bo written '.in truth of Edna prides himself in his healthy chil- Anglers' Club of Absecon Island, 

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hastings, son. Mrs. Kirk Swing. Msmhall 

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Binns, Mrs. P. Thomas. There was the attractive dren, send a generous contribution Anglers' Club' of New' York. 

Charles • E. Buiby. Jr.. Major B. Bainbrldgv, ,J. S. Thomas and 

Ross, J. W. Stolder. Philadelphia; p«r»oniility of the singer, herself or check to the babies of unfortu- Anglers' Club of Ocean City, As- 

average,-JO ftf 

Stotes. Joseph J. Casanl. Miss family. Philadelphia. . 

A. E. Carver, Cleveland; Leila in her pretty . I860 outfit. Miss nate beginnings In life. ° bury Park'Fishing Club, Beimar 

Batchelor, Pittsburgh. 

Anna Holfer, .the Misses Webster 

Thomas added Interest to enthusi- Give the cup of water In theFishing 

.Club, Bradley Beach 

Trayaiore 

and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wood Weiasm 

when sho. told all about the name of Jesus Christ, who gave all Fishing Club, Dover Pishing dob. City. anrnL.1,, 

mer. Philadelphia; Mr. and -Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. Carter, Illinois; LOSS HARD GAME 'Bongs, and whence they came. In that His little ones might'not per-, Long Beach (N..V.) Fishing .Club. 

Wm. K. Williamson, Wilmington. Mrs. Charles Graham, Harrisburg; 

i the moat natural and charming inn. Send today your offering to Midland Beach Casting Club, New 

1 

Del.; Miss Nellie G. Lea, Elkins P. G. Frothman, Mononga- Pleasantville Travelers Win from' way, without a touch of pedantry. Mrs. Julia Hazard, Ocean City. York Casting' dub. Ocean City A thrfllbj L 

' Park; Mr. and Mrs. E. Wettlaufer, helo; Leah E. Thomas, Harris- , Occaai City by One Ron ' '• AUo the supreme satisfaction to 

Fishing Club, Wlldwood Crest during UM«»* 

New Rochelle. N. Y.; Wm, A. Rich. burg; H. O. Smith and famlly. The Ocean City ball team lost the musician of realizing that this Mrv Robert Orr, of Holly Oak, 

Fishing dab and San Francisco «t ttet 

Boston; Mr. and. . Mrs, Wm. R. Parkersburg. W. Va.; Mr. and hard game to the Pleasantville «'iu thu performance of an artist Del., and Mm. Charles Willing- 

Surf Fishing Chib. 

street A i 

Wenstan. Fort Washington; Wil- Mrs. L. H. Winklcr and family. Travelers on the* 'local grounds who .possesses : a lovaly. myra, of; Philadelphia, ure spend- The events will be as follows: undertow u£c 

liam W. Porter and Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. - Owen and Saturday afternon by the score of voice and manages it with coning their vacation at Miss Ellen E. Event No. J-rLongest cast of water. ] 

Chas. F. Campbell. F. F. Dushane family, Johnstown; Mrs. Anne 3 to2. 

summate skill. Technically, In her j Vaughn's cottage, HS3 Pcnnlyn five in open field. 

child m 

and family, Mrs. J. H. Windell, Cameron and ion. New York; Dr. Manager Dennis' boys tied the use of the portamento, and In her- place. 

Evont No. 2—Average of five pulled It 

Mrs. P. E. Wallensark and Miss E. . B. Gilbert. Earl Blddle, W. F. •core in the seventh inning, nnd 

Sharfer. New York City; E. t.'Ve Itanton. M. M. Vivian, .Misses. they hiid a chance to win in-this- 

Fevre. Lexington, Ky.;. Mr. andHouldsworth, 

Lloyd Houldsworth, and the ninth inning, but they 

Mrs. Wm. Bald. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rarick and failed to produce. Score: ' ! 

rally, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. PoweU 

Ocean City j 

and family; Philadelphia. 

. . • R. H. O. A. E.: 

. Among the guests of the Lincoln 

Illinois 

Reineke, 1b 0 Oil 0 1 

are: Mr. and Mrs. C W. Arets. Mr. 

and Mrs. Fred. F. Turner, Mr. and Edward Wadlelgh, Jos.' L. 

Lower, 3b 0 1 o 0 0 

Tarbottom, 2b .... 1 1 3 0 0' 

' Mrs. T. L.. Cobough, Misses Baird. Neely and family, Julia M. Turner, Townsend, p ... .' 0 1 0 1 0 

Mrs. Davidson. Misses Clalr, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.-Reynolds, Mrs. Welsenthal, If 0 0 2 0 0 

Chambers and Herbert. Mr. and Isry Dougherty, Kathryn Kap- Dennis, ss -, 0 1 13 0 

Mrs. P. Ritter, Mrs. Frank B. pler, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Woodrow, 

Austin, rf _.._... 1 '.0 2 0 0: 

Hoffman, cf 0 0 1 0 0' 

Stein and family. F. B. Batty and Esrl F. Card. Mrs. J. K. Satchell. Sharp, c -...:. 0; 1 • 8 0 0 i 

fsmUy. Q. Eakle. Philadelphia; Philadelphia; Mrs. J. W. Crater. 

Mr. and Mrs. CO. Montgomery, Easton; Sara Jane Strobel, New ToUls .; — 2 /4S « 

New York; Mr. and Mrs. Robert York; Mrs^ B. P. Aldridge, Wash- PleasantvUI* Travelen 

W. Hennkk, Ohio; Mrs. Mary ington. 

' R. H. O. A. E. ! 

Bohsnnsn and daughter, Pitts- 

RaMgh 

Potter, 3b .... .-. 2 1 2 0 

E. Clark, lb ; 0 00 o! 

burgh; Raymond C. Posey, Ash- Mr. and Mrs, B. L Yarnell. Brown, ss ....—.._„ 0 

0 

land. .Ky.; Dr. Gaylord Hal] andMarie 

Schenert, J. Clement Smith, Payne, c . , 0 

-0 

Mrs. Gaylord Hall, .Louisville. , Mrs. James Harold, Elmer L. 

Peterson, 2b ..„ 1 00' 

Adams, If- 0 

Spence, Mrs. W. J. Dunlap, J. S. W. Clark, cf .. .„ 0 

• Brighton' 

0 I 

Nett, Curtis A. Hirst and family, Newman, rf ... „„. 0 0 

E.' C Cecil. Baltimore; Mr. >nd ! Theo. Singer, Francis J. Snyder Booy, p 0 

0. 

Mrs. Anleiglet Frank D. Easter, and family; ' Philadelphia; Claire 

Dr. P. Lander Tait. James T. Mur- 

Totals _._.„.„ 3 6 21 6 0 

M. Martin, Swarthmore; Miss M. 

' phy, Margaret E. Sherry, Phila- 


Gelsher, Jenkintown; Mr. and Mrs. 

delphia; Mrs. H. E. Lee. Beading; 

G. A- Shearman, Easton; Mrs. E. 

Miriam P. Alricht.'Delaware, and 

Ulbhard J. Rlchter, Boston. 

Dillon, New York. 

Oceanic 

Bbeayne' 

Miss Edith Foster, Miss {Cath- 

. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Miss 

erine Garttner, Miss M. Sulthans, 

Catherine Taylor, Mias Maret, 

Paul L. Kaiur, Jr., Floyd C. Al- 

Reg- Jaryls, MM.'-M^J. Liggett, H. 

len, Wm. T.Haas. Jr., Henry 

M. Christian, Philadelphia; J. H. 

Johnson. Jr., Elizabeth M. Boyle, 

Hurtterd. Ridley Park; Wm. E. 

Mrs. J. McCowan and Dorothy C. 

Snyder, Wilmington; Nicholas 

Homer, Philadelphia; ' Camella 

Douty, Elkins Park; Wm. L. A. 

Hanser, PitUburgh; Mabel L. 

Sherwood and family, New York; 

Dolan and Ameda Dolan and 

A. Wllfont, London; Mrs. A. R. 

Blanche Eberth, New York; Miss 

Mlnrell, Bethlehem. 

Esther M. O'Nell and Miss Mildred 

Halcyon Hall 

Hulme, Ogontx. , . Mary E. Mattes, Harrlsburg; A. 

Bellevue 

H. Fosdlck and family, Bethlehem: 

Mrs. T. B. Ratters, Jr., Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ford D. Kutz, Mr. 

Ethel Rutters, Mrs. W. F. Potts. and Mrs. H. p. Ritter, Mr. and 

Mrs. W. M. Shannon and daughter, Mrs. H. E. Cawley and Miss Caw- 

Jane. M. O. Heckman, W. 8. Babley, Allentown; Mr. and Mrs. M. 

cock. Jr., and Eugvne T. Schlleske. B. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. S. 

Philadelphia; J. J. Grosser, Cleve- Nnck, Mrs. E. Stapper, Mr. and 

land; Wm. W. Scheppman and Mrs. Geo. L. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. 

Mrs. W. H. Brill, Ohio, and Dr. and K.Kofke. Philadelphia; Jay V/ 

Mrs, F. F. Hutchins. of Indiana. ;. Mathls, Harrlsburg. 

Bcsrboroafh 

Oxford 

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sharpe, Mr. Chas. Letslche, M. A. HUBS. 

and Mrs. J. HcAllUter, Vn. Esmonde 

and fsmlly, H. S. Hawes, 

F. W. ElckhoAY Philadelphia; Mr. 

and Mrs. B. Olendorff, New York; 

Mrs. Chas.'A. Trover, Harrlsburg; 

Mrs. Robert Rutgers and 'family, 

Ridley Park. 

White Hall 

.Edward Gllllgan, Jr., Wilmington; 

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Muller, 

Mr. and Mrs.. E. A. Wright, Jr., 

Mr. and Mrs. R. MacNelU. Philadelphia; 

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fergies, 

Pittsburgh; G. A. Eder, Jenkintown. 

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' Wyoming' 

Bfca. W. K. Harris. W. Kenneth 

Harris, 3d, Miss Alice 3. Harris, 

Mrs. Wm. Corner, Mr. and Mrs. 

Wm. McDanlel and family, Mr. 

and Mrs. Ceo. E. Haher, Mrs.' H. 

Balberale and daughter. Philadelphia; 

Mr.' and Mrs. C. E. Parker 

and'family, Nbrristown; Wm. B. 

Sack and Mrs. H. 3. Payran, 

Princeton.' • - 

Strand, 

; Mr. and Mrs. George Clewell and 

family, Chlaago; Dr. J. Procyk and 

A. J. Kilzey, Pittsburgh; Mr. and 

Mrs. F. T. Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. 

Henry Knabe, Mrs. Virginia Beck- 

' man and family, Philadelphia; Mr. 

and Mrs. D. L. Townsend, Rochester; 

Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Brecker and 

family, Philadelphia; Wm. C 

Teaadale. Jr., New York; Mr. and 

Mrs. H. A, Romberger and family, 

Pasadena, Calif. . 

.'•'•. Maybcrry . ' '.'• 

Mr; and Mrs. Wm. D. Campbell 

and family. Washington; Nelson 

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Ocean Clty....O 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0—2' 

PVille . 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0—3'' 

CUBS WIN AGAIN 

Boy* DeTest P. R. R. C A. 'in I 

Ustleas, Gsme :,J 

The Ocean City Cubs downed the ! 

Pennsylvania Railroad Y. M. C. A. J 

in a listless game on Wednesday., 

Fine support by ths Cubs' infleld : 

and "Dutch" Schworer, center I 

fielder, featured the contest Ai 

great running catch of McDonnell's 

•Texas Leaguer*' by Baker was 

the star play for the-railroaders. 

Penna. B. R. Y. M. C A. 

R. H. o. A: E. 

Berry 

PitUburgh; Richard C. Wheeler, 

B. Thumbert. Mrs. S. Wurnlch and 

daughter, Charles D. Yiepp, E. B. 

HeUs. W. G. Gibbon, -Mr. and 

Mrs. H. A. Cranage, Mr. and Mrs. 

J. H. Palma, C A. Johnson, Miss 

E. Allen, Helen F. Wartman, Mrs. 

Jennie Wartmati, Miss Florence 

Fitzgerald, Philadelphia; Mr. and 

Mrs, J. T. Ryan, Illinois. 

' • Hanif Inn 

M. F. Houseman, Chicago; Roland 

Palst. Mr. Sllwell, Mr. and 

Mrs. G. W. Armstrong, Miss Edith 

Congdon, Lillian Gwynn. H. D. 

Werkheiser, Mrs. Wm. Lytell, 

Miss L. V: Beck, Mrs. Wm. 

Etchels, Philadelphia; Mrs. Walter 

Supples and family, pf • Swartnmore. 

Breakers 

Miss, A. 'Perry, Hoboken; Mrs* 

Major B. Fostlu, Mrs. L- S. Vertner, 

Mls» PriscIUa Rich, Miss L. 

F. Goff, E. R. Russell, Mrs. Henry 

Rlttenhouse, Mr. and Mm. A. D. 

Cornell, R, T. Ottens, Dr. George 

W. Pfromm, Philadelphia; David 

H. Thomas, Ohio; C. C. Wehmeyer, 

B. M. Adams. E. Grifflth, Harold 

Glover, Miss .Adele Cramp, Philadelphia; 

Mrs. F. C. Smith, New 

York; F. Drake, Chicago. 

' Fleetwood 

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips, 

James T. Rodd, Mr. and Mrs. SL 

M. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 

Firmla. G, W. Hlrvey, JrM Mrs. 

A. S. Karker, David McGarvey, 

Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. G. P. 

Snyder, Atlantic City; Mr. and 

Mrs. ' G. W. Ludebrecht, Pitts- 

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Smith, ss 

Weldner, p-lb 

McGarry, Baker, rflb-p 

Start tke day ri^Jit 

Slotte. 3b 

Bayard, 2b ..J.... 

FUke, cf .: 

McKalg, If ....... 

Totals . ...:.. 3 2 18 9 2 

Ocean City Cuba 

R. H. O. A. E. 

Connor, lb ........ I 

Thomas, c . 0 2 0 2 

J. Daly, p .'. 2 

ABBOTTS "A 

Powers, 2b .: 8 

Miller, If 2 

Schworer, cf '....2 

Finnegan, rf 1 

Carr, 3b 2 

McDonnell, as ._... 0 

Totals .._ —13 10*20 .9 3 

•Out. bunting third strike. 


P. R. R. ~..2 1 0 0 0 0 0— 3 

Cubs „ _JI 5 10 3 x—13 

FIRE ALARM BOXBS 

14—Sixth and Pleasure •venoa. 

IT—Eleventh and Bay avenue. 

IBS-Fourteenth and .Bay avenue. 

36—Seventh and West avenue. • 

42r-Second and Asbury avenue. 

43—Fourth and Asbury avrarae. 

4S—Eighth and Asbury avonw. 

48—Tenth and Asbury avenue. 

48—Thirteenth and Asbury avenue, 

49—Sixteenth . and Asbury av» 

. noc 

51—North and Central avenue. 

54—Sixth and Central avenue. 

57—Eleventh and Central avenue. 

67—Twelfth and Wesley avenue. 

68—Fourteenth and Weslty. avenue. 

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73—Fourth, and Ocean avenue. 

75—Seventh and Ocean avenue. 

70—Ninth and Ocean avenue. 

82—Second and Atlantic avenue. 

911—Bay - avenue and Batterseal 

toad. • , 

9ft—Boardwalk and Moorlyn tcr-i 

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M Milk starts the day right It is one of the miracles of modern t 

for thousands in Ocean City. It makes 

their breakfasts more enjoyable by adding 

that we can bring to your home, diyj 

zest to baked apples, cereals and light, day, milk of such uniform superior* 

fluffy omelettes. 

as Abbotts "A"! 

Abbotts *A" Milk helps to enrich every Its. delicious flavor and more-t 

meaL That is because it is a balanced food 

containing every needed element of nour- richness will' appeal to you; Gfre J 

ishment . . ' "A" Mffic a triaL 

Ttl*phoi«. B*ll 5 or write ID IU to begin service at once. 

ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES* WC 

Philadelphia Atlantic City 

WUJwood Ocean City '. 

Selected Milk Safeguarded by Science 

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621—Twentieth and Central, av*-i 

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MANY CLUBS IN 

CUP TOpUHENT 

Noted Casters from All dection of 

Coontry WU1 be Sea* in 

Action Today 

Many of the most noted casters 

Maiiliag&iliiii^^ 

y, August 11, OCEAN CITY LEDGER, OCEAN CITY,, NEW JBB8BY 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

LOST AND FOUND 

FOR SALE 

ILOST—Fur pleco on Boardwalk, SALE OR RENT—A two-family 

1 Saturday evening, - August 4. apartment. Sale on easy terms, 

•Reward If returned to 1606 Wesley or n-nt either or both floors monthly 

or yearly after September 15. 

Four rooms 'and bath first floor; 

T—A pair of eye glasses in uix - rooms and bath second floor. 

csse. Reward if retumt-d toHot 

water heat All conveniences. 

[Hotel Wyoming. • It Apply-136 Central Ave^ U 

BIG TREAT FOR 

PERSONALS 

About You and Your friends In ths Social WhlH 

fDanlel Tracy, and family, of 

«t Falls, 

Montana, are spendsummer 

in Ocean City, 

art 1 round and pier owners to gl UM 

rangitm In* admission to than 

amusements. Some of th« candy 

and popcorn merchants-will *ive 

pleasure to these poor children by 

and Mrs. Ooorge Bcndel and Yoaagstere froai PUladelplua Will 

daughter, Mary Jane, of. Phila- be Given Treat Here by Gerdelphia. 

Clab 

apartment at 1122 Deo. F. Uber, of Philadelphia, 

, avenue. 

On . Thursday, August 10, the 

pent tho week-end . here as the 

. E. F. Arthurs, of BalU- guest of Councilman and Mrs. 

Germantown Boys' dub annual 

b entertaining a number of William McCoach. 

excursion to Ocean City will be 

_U .t her beautiful "Hut" on 

one of the main. features of the 

John Qualtcr and Miss Mary 

, comer of Thirteenth street and White, of Brooklyn, are guests of 

season. On that day more than 

, avenue. 

Mrs. John Ward, of this city. . 'one 

thousand little •Kiddles" will 

Mrs. C. U Marshall, of Pitman. . H. Kelly, a Philadelphia eon- see, perhaps for the first time, the 

visiting her parents, R. C. Dnftractor, is occupying the cottage marvelous Atlantic Ocean and the 

and wUe, at their apart- 801 St. Charles place. He is aglistening 

sands-that make Ocean 

1017 Central avenue. brother of "Jack" Kelly, of Phl!sT City so attractive to the people 

Mrs. 

M. T. Rush, of Media, delphla, the noted oarsman. from Pennsylvania. 

former well-known resident of W. II. OUflold, of this city. Is on These "kiddles" will come down 

city, is visiting friends at his way to Sheffield. England, his via the Pennsylvania Railroad .In 

rford- 

.former home. He will be away five special trains, arriving at the 

G. Campbell, prominent or six weeks. 

Fourteenth street staton direct 

i man of Pittsburgh, is oc- 

from Germantown by'Way of. the 

t one of the pretty cottages Back. Iron the South Delaware Bridge route. On the 

i Ocean avenue. 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. 

train they will be under the care 

Nor- 

Hiss Gladys Jefferson, of Phlla com, of this city,' have returned 

of competent men and women, 

jOa, is the guest of _ her-uncle home after a visit to their son. 

who will see that they are given 

aunt. Councilman and ' Mrs. Captain Geo. D. Norcom, and fam- 

proper care and refreshments in 

McCooch, of Philadelphia, ily. In Wilmington. N. C. They 

the form .of milk, sandwiches. 

their summer borne on St. had a most pleasant stay of sev- 

._ place. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- eral weeks. Capt. Norcom has 

havu been entertaining Mr. many. friends here. 

concrete baa«. That the cost, dam- 

LEGAL NOTICES and expcnwi of the Improve- 

"NOTICE OF INTENTION 

Notice Is' hereby given of .the filed thereby in proportion as each 

ne«~ „. to introducB • ' * an — ordi; —" owner shall be deemed to acquire. 

at a meeting of the Board 

tommfssbners of Ocean City, 

Jersey, to be held on the 27th 

• of August, 1U23, at the hour 

S o'clock, Daylight Saving 

,. at the Commissioners 1 If you nav* • garage Mar Fourtofoth 

street, telephone O. W. 

Baiter, at the Central Gara**, or 

Roger Williams, at Wearer's 

MONEY AND CREDIT 

•tore, that yoo.il permit your 

locating to all who. ths garage to be used that morning: as 

Money and credit are two im- 

roper badges free candy and popportant 

factors of commerce. Tho 

a dressing room, under super- 

prudent morchnnt makes good 

vision, for the boys. 

use of both. ' 

Those who are fortunate enough If you desire to kelp the ladles 

> live In Ocean City, during the 

Avail .yourself of the good fapin 

the bathing suits that may not 

mmmer fall to reallxe Just what 

' cllitlcs 'afforded by. tho First 

quite fit the small tots, ft in 

t means to a kiddie from the 

National Bank. 

touch with Mrs. Chas. L. Cadwal- 

poorer sections of Philadelphia tolader. 

president of the Ladles' 

ive the opportunity of enjoying Auxiliary of the Baptist Church; 

God's wonderful sunshine, sea air. 

Mrs. T. Dowdney Clarke, president 

marveloua beach to 

BUST NATIONAL BANK 

of the Methodist Episcopal Ladles' 

flnd kind-hearted people who are 

Auxiliary; Mrs. W. D. Chambers, OCEANCITY.^.J. 

going to change their view of life 

president of the Presbyterian La- 

y speaking kind words to them 

dles' Auxiliary; Mrs. Kcnton 

while they are here; to direct them 

when lost or confused, and to give 

Warn*, president of the Hostess 

them amusement, candles,' etc, for 

League: Mrs. John E. PKe. presi- service. 

walk, and afternoon trips to tho 

this day's pleasure, long to be redent 

of the Ocean City Yacht dub the "kiddles" will'arrive at 0.S0amusement 

places* will bo made. 

membered. 8ome of the "kiddies" 

Auxiliary, or Mrs. Henry B. Coop-' a. m. at tho Fourteeth street sta- Supper will bo served at tho Ger- 

have, lived a whole year to enjoy er, Jr., general chairman. These tion, parade out Fourteenth Btrcct mnntown Boys* club.house at 6 p. 

another day by the sea, cherishing ladles will appreciate your as- to the beach and go bathing. -At m., and the youngsters will entrain 

tho memory of one wonderful day sistance and direct you to the spot noon box lunches will bo served at Fourteenth street for tho homo- 

by the ocean with generous-heart- where you can be of .the greatest, by the women under the Boardward trip at 0.30 o'clock. 

ed people. 

Don't you, Mr. and Mrs. Reader, 

want to have the indescribable 

chocolate and fresh fruit. They feeling that comes to all who ssc- AGAIN • BY POPULAR REQUEST 

will bring two' fife and drum rlftce some of their own pleasures 

corps, a part of their Germanto and do good for some poor child T 

organization, and will be met b If you really want to help, get in 

members of the Ocean City K touch with your pastor or the 

wanls Club and other local or- superintendent of- the Germantown 

ganizations. 

Boys' Club', Charles W. Baln- 

It Is a part of the program to brldge, at the club bouse. Fifteenth 

have Chief of Police Johnson as- street and Pleasure avenue, who 

HARRY A. MORRIS. sign seven or eight of his best ol will direct you to the proper en- 

B-ll-3t City Clerk. fleers to look after the younglisting place. ... 

sters and give them proper pro- If you have an âutomobile' 

NOTICE 

tection and guidance. Special life- help carry the "lame .and 

- The Ocean City Title and Trust guards will see that all who bathe halt." "phone Charles Sack, chair- 

ibers. City Hall. Ocean City. 

Company, Trustee under mortgage 

Mtw Jersey, which ordinance U 

or Ocean City Yacht Club, hereby 

are protected, and a committee is man of the auto committee, and 

the purpose of laving out. 

Invites tenders of proposals for endeavoring to get the merry-go- give him the facts. 

" g. grading, graveling and 

bonds - of said Ocean City Yacht 

/ing a fifteen wido street, 

Club to be surrendered for redemp- 

en Thirteenth and Fourteenth 

tion on September 1, 1923. under W. H. OUfteld • Albert OUfWU 

and between Asbury and 

the conditions of said mortgage. 

Vest Avenues, Ocean City, New 

STIRLING W. COLE, 

W. H. OLDFIELD & SON 

•Jersey; and for the laving out, 

- Trust Officer. 

•opening, grading and . improving, 

Dated August 15,1923.- 

•with permanent improvement, a 

Aug. il-3t TILE AND MARBLE WORK 

lateen feet wide street, between 

S12 CENTRAL AVENUE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

•Eighth and Ninth Streets, and be- 

PHONKltM. " . - - — i 

tween Central and Asbury Ave- 

NOTICE • 

nues, Ocean City, New Jersey; and Proofs of legal advertise- 

i fifteen feet wide street between 

Ninth and Tenth Streets, and boments 

la -galley fena may 

Wesley and Central Ave- ' be had upon appneailoa at 

, Ocean City, New Jersey, said the Ledger Office. 

-permanent Improvement to be a 

•concrete improvement laid on a 

WALTERÂCK LEHI ^Y G0At 

French Vanilla Ice Cream 

and 

Raspberry tot 

O N L Y 

DEALER IN 

PERSONALS 

YEAR-ROUND HOUSE FOB 

SALE — Furnished; 7 rooms 

DR; COHEN, .DENTIST—Better and bath, hot water beat. Price 

work at lower prices. 1609 At- SO00. $1,700 down, balance on 

ntlc Ave., over People'a Market mortgage See Mr. Molt, Barf 

9. OH Marine 3642 J for apLaundry. 

6-l«-tf 

ntmeiiU You can see me even- 

, 0 to 9 o'clock, at Post Office FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE— 

. Pleasantville Sunday 9 toLate'1921 

modeL Extras. Motor 

i p. m. Bell phone »-ll-3t just overhauled. Apply; between 6 

and 7 p. ra. 813 Brighton Place, 

Ocean'City. • _'U 

UDDIE C. MURRAY, 63rd and 

Oxford, Montevista Apta, Phll- 

'elphia wishes to announce that 

Is located at Eighth and 

Hajrdresslng, permswaving, 

marcelling, facial 

,: manicuring. 7-7-tf 

.__„ P. MORGAN (white). 

Divine Healing and Spiritual 

Bearer. Service* Friday 

_. 8 o'clock; Sunday even- 

Class night Thursday even- 

_ 938 Simpson Ave., Ocean 

aty, N. J. . 7-21-tf 

rUTORiNG in mathematics. «clence 

or- history by experienced 

'i school teacher. For rates and 

i write or call between 0 and 

p. m. at 725 - Central Avenue, 

t City. • e-30-tf 

3EING in. private summer 

school. High school branches. 

sd teachers. Mlsa Adam- 

,1540 Wesley Ave. 7-21-«t 

FOb SALE—Bloch 

good condition. 

Simpson Ave. . . 

baby coach 

BICYCLE FOR SALE—861 West 

Ave. ._ 7-4-tf 

FOR RENT 

APARTMENTS—Yearly lease. 160 

• and *85 per month, beginning 

September 16th. New apartments, 

handsomely furnished. Tile bath, 

all .modern conveniences. Look 

them over and make an early selec- 

tion. E. 8. Kramer, 330-Atlantic 

Ave. 

B-4-tf 

LEGALB 

FIRST MORTGAGE . MONEY 

WANTED—Liberal bonus paid. 

E. a Kramer, 880 Atlantic Ave. 

6-S8-tf 

atalow price 

Th, Goodrich "5S" Tlf. for 

lightweight ctn U «n «rt«itfdirary 

value. A «•">!»• 

Goodrich Tire of typical Good- 

HcJi quality. It ov»rah»dow» any 

. tire of equal or lower price. Wo 

«rea«lun«loUoftliomandonIir 

good word* na»* come back 

to us. Let u« Introduce you to 

this rugs«d Goodrich fellow. 

POWELL'S GARAGE 

MtkSt.*Wee«Ave. 

OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

Goodrich55 

Thirteenth Street: and Wett Avenue 

Apartments, Bungalows and Cottages 

For Rent for the Winter 

BARON 

Eleventh and Central Ave. 

IIIIIIIMMHIMIIItttt1'*t ^^ 

!••»< 

IMMEDIATE SERVICE 

Dr. DAVID M. SAXE 

SPECIALIST DISEASES OF DOGS 

29 N. VIRGINIA AVE^, ATLANTIC CITY, N j 

Phone Marine 3833 

IIIIIIIIIIMMIItllllMlllttiTt" *• 

INVITE ME TO YOUR BLOWOUT 

VAN THE TIRE MAN 

NINTH AND BAY 

Phone 564 

Tires Called For and Delivered 

Tiret Repaired While You Wait 

FIVE 

' I 'HE reason for the popularity of this de- 

JL Ucious flavor-combination is the rich* - 

velvety smoothness of its French Vanilla Ice 

Cream — and the piquant taste of the red 

Raspberry Ice, made from fresh, ripe, juicy 

raspberries. • . 

Only in Parisian Abbottmaid Special can 

you enjoy'these exquisite banquet flavors. 

Sealed by nature In the sanitary pint package. 

•The Abbotts dealer near your home has it 

ready for you—you'll know him by the Red 

and White Sidewalk Sign. 

ABBOTTS ALDERNEV DAIRIES, INC. 

of Luscious Flavor 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY 

••••»«>«»«» 

DOfTT BE LONELY 

Join The Crowd Who Daily Smile 

• '' •• i '•' • AS THEY' .,' . 

"Twitch The Switch" 

. . . 

SUent Service , 

AND 

The "Matchless" Night 

Atlantic City Electric Company 

10th * WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY DIVISION 

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, Realty C€j.'.'s.J 

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1 ***** 

The 

* tit* ti-t A i*tier 

Sdetet, 

i.'i*i i_*65«^. n^-jt*. r of the fc-blt irrr May 

ond northwest 20 feet of lot 16. 

Charlottu S. Chester, ot vir., to 

Ann, B. Morria to C. Warren 

County Gaiott»: 

Catherinu (". Clark. $38,000. Lot block 9, Ocean City Land Com- UlMgi ct u». ,U>BOO. part ot 

Jennie A. Spratt to Ellen A. •IXi, Hectiou A. 

P y- 

*" . , lots 774 and 770, section A. 

Hannlgan. $1,350. Lot 240. aec- Hurry G. Kobbins, et ux., toCo^v 

"• 

tlon A . ' 

Kdnu G. Evoy, et vir. $2,800. Lot 

Ocean City Gardona Dovelop- 20, section A. 

ntnt Company to Harry W. Bealer Augusta H. Murphy to J. Frank 

Company. Lot* 501, 513; 514, Shellenberiter. $26,000. LoU 590 

block 5. lot 72H, block 7, lot 801, und 691, ai^tion C. 

block 8, Rardem. 

Junniu A.Spratt to Sarah Jean 

Walter A. Rich, et ux., to Chas. Hluetx, et al. »10.500. Lot 68, 

H. Shoemaker, et ux. *5,000. Lots' Glrnrd Realty Company. 

6Sl and «52, section F. ' 

Same to William II. Worutcr. 

Ocean City Athletic Company to $2,500. l.ot-186, North PoinL 

Moore Si'curltiea' Company. Lot Charles H. Kllln, et ux., to 

269, section B. 

Munelle W. Butterworth. $7250 

Moore Securities Company to B. 22, Bix-ti.in 3, Ocean Front Ri>a! 

Franklin-fioott.- $32,000. LoU 73l^HLute 

Company. 

to 84 inclusive, lota 10U to 1H0 In- Myrtle E. Smith to William F 

clusive, U>t» 2G5 to 270 inclusive, Kllhour. $(150. Lot In northwest 

Mrtlon B. '• ' 

line nf I'li'oxure avenw, 2:11.42 feet 

B. Franklin Goetz ~io Charlotte xiiuthweHt from Ninth ntrvet. 

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' wfc r. 

S. Cheater. $16.0001 Santo as John C. Danenhowcr, et »x., u 

above. 

K., to Cwrn K. Essllnger, et al 

Birdie R. . Wolf ' to Fortunato 

Ulivierl, ct ux. $5,000. Lot 12 

section 3, Ocean Front ltcal Kstute 

Company. 

Jesiit' D. Rcber to Theresa 

Smith! Lot 73H, aection D. 

Georgt' Letter, ct ux.. to Paul A. 

Smith. $1,500; Lots 455 to 457 

inclusive, section D.. . 

Henry II. Mnrter, Jr., et ux., to 

ChrUtlanu S, Smith. $86o. Lot 

- - 4S1, section U. ---. — ---- . 

. Anna II. Mlct, ct vir., to Anne 

K. Seymour. Huuthweat part of 

• lot 823, i.ection L. 

T ." ^ TT Z l B""» »"• W. Carlllo to Walter 

and 601, section L. . • , fc * 1 of lot 71 °- *" Ctloa D ' 

Joseph G. Champion, et ux.. to' J«nnlo A. Spratt to John S«< ••>•• 

Ki(*rt Hair Calilog Head and Facial TrealaUat a Satcclaliy \ 

' .Special Attrotlon to Chlldrtn'. Hair Catllag. ; 

JERRY PULLO 

City Hall Barber Shop 

- CIGARS. TOBACCO AND C1GARETTK8 

843 Anbury Avenue, Next .to City Hall 

M>MH>MtMI« t»M>M«t»««IMM>ll*MH 

MIKE LENARDO & CO. 

FIRST-CLASS BOOTBLACK PARLOR . 

• . HaU Cleaned and Blocked. Flrst-CUaa Work 

New Bands put oa ' 

CIGARS CIGARETTES . CANDY 

Under the Strand Hotel -517 Ninth Street 

EverytUns for the Wall 

WILLIAM REYNOLDS 

Paper Hanging 

Telephone 141-J 

Poaltively 1913 Stock Vmid on All Work 

All Work Guaranteed 

AT OUR NEW STORE—620 ASBURY AVENUE 

E»timai«i Cheerfully Given . . 81 



, (Succeeding; the Real Estate and Search C«.>' 

Cape May Court House. N. J. 

Acts As Executor and In a Fiduciary Capacity 

MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES 

TITLE INSURANCE 

SEARCHES . . 

BRIEFS OF T1TLK CONVEYANCING 

"Well Mixed Concrete for Permanence^ 

F; P. MATTERA & CO. 


.Manufacturers or Automatic Tampered 


Estimate? furnished for Foundations, Block Bases 

and Cement Pavements • 

Ask to see our new Stucco Faced Blocks 





PHONE. 735 .. 

401 Asbury Avenue, . Ocean City, N. J. 

1 WHY SERVICE 

TISTOSELL 


Corner Eighth St. and Wesley Ave. 

J.R.JONES 

WHY ;;|: 

Insurance Phone 21 :i Realtor 

t«»l»Ht«l»'t»lt»»*a|»»t»j>»»»»»»*»>»«l«»»'»»»N 

REGISTRATION 

DOCUMENTING 

SALES 


EXCHANGE 

CHARTERING 

ETC 


1X5 8. FIFTH STREET 


TeL Loaibard B4M 

OFFICES: 

7S5 ASBURY AVE. 

OCEAN CITV. N. i. 

Tel Ocean City 120 

Demand for any product makes its market 

value. The greater number ot people to 

whom the product is presented the greater is 

the demand. Therefore, the property you 

want sold or rented should be Mated with 

every reputable broker in Ocean City.. 

Keyatorie 

Realty 

Company 

SERVICE 

SERVICE 

Fourth 

Street 

and 

Asbury 

Avenue 

4T»m-Jl 

PblU.CMnc.-2SS. F.oni Si. 

Office and Warehouse B«U Pkoo.- Lombard 23OO 

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


t >•»»»>«»» »»a«>>i»c»a'»>»afa««»« MttMMti 

Kun blazing; in—glare sickening— . 

everything: sizzling—mid no awnings 

up btcauHe they were not ordered in 

time. • ' 

- Funny how people will wait until the 

tenth hour! 

The rush then is BO terrific that the 

bent-manned forces cannot get the work 

through without occasional -hitches, ' . 

How much tatter to order AT ONCE . 

and the work van be -given the time 

necesaary for thoroughness. 

Measurement)! curi be made Immediately 

and tlie awningx finished and' . o, 

held for orders. . • ' . . '

I- 

BU3 

itH 

vjteS»-Abv» 

Strand Be 

Realty O 

&- corner of 

sales and 

apartment h 

street aw! 

by the . 

to 

• o* Pbiladeli 

, one of the a| 

it:.'' . . • . - • • 

^tom 1 * rentsJa l» 

' in the '• 

'the. week|',{> 

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1 

I 

EIGHT NEW JERSEY 

COURTS DECISION 

ON ZONING UW 

Justice Guma i Gives Iasnortaat 

Ruling in a Case ia West- 

a«ld. N. I. 

Inasmuch as.many of th* ml. 

dents of this city have bean e 

ing a zoning ordinance for thia re- 

sort, a movement that haa - met 

with opposition from other 

denta and property owners hen, 

the decision of the State Supreme 

Court, delivered by Joatio* Gam- 

mere, will be read with interest. 

The case was that of the State, 

ex reL Catherine D. Vernon. vs. 

Mayor and Council of WestftsU and 

Frank B. Moffett, building ta- 

Bpector. 

The decision follows: 

The realtor, Catherine D. Ver- 

that the Issuing of a certificate 

occupancy by the building inspec- 

tor was- therrin prohibited except 

for proposed uses of the building 

which were in conformity with the 

provisions of the ordinance. 

The question for decisio unde 

the pleadings, ia whether the facts 

«et out in the return Justify the re- 

fusal of the realtor's application 

for a certificate of occupancy, p' 

mlttlng-tbe use of her dwelling by 

two /Un| 

The ordinance appealed to Is 

sought to be Justified upon the 

ground that it is authorised by 

chapter 240 of the laws of ISM 

(Pamph. Laws 455). which confers 

upon municipalities power to regu- 

Iste the location and use of build- 

ngs—includln residences — for 

the purpose of promoting the pub- 

lic health, safety and general wel- 

fare. It will be observed that thia 

and does not authorise p 

ties to restrict the use S$ residen- 

tial properties, unless 

striction ia reasonably 

non. la the owner of a Uiree-story statutory power Is a limited one, 

brick residence, located at UM cor- 

. ner of Kimball avenue and Elm 

street. In the town of WestfleU. 

Prior to its purchase by her it was 

occupied by a single family. After 

she became seized of UM title to 

the property she. applied to UM 

' building inspector of Westfield for 

a certificate permitting UM resi- 

dence to be occupied and used by 

two families.. Her request was re- 

fused, and she applied to this 

court for, and was allowed, an 

alternative writ of mandamus, 

commanding the mayor and coun- 

cil of Westfield and the building 

Inspector of that town to forth- 

with issue a certificate of occu- 

pancy to her, permitting the occu- 

pation and use of the said, resi- 

dence by two families, or to show 

cause, to the contrary thereof. 

The return acts up, aa a Justi- 

fication for tho inspector's action, 

that the property of the realtor 

such 

necesssry 

for the carrying out of • the de- 

clared legislative purpose. It fol- 

lows, therefore, that, where a 

municipality attempts to regulate 

the use of such properties by re- 

strictions which have no tendency 

to produce the results Indicated by 

UM Legislature, such municipal 

action Is purely, arbitrary; not 

authorised by the act of 1820; and. 

consequently, null and void. 

Is UM provision of UM ordinance, 

under which the inspector's re- 

is a mere reiteration of that ex- 

ploited by this court in the case 

of Handy v. South Orango.TIB AU. 

Rep. 838, In which tho. validity of 

a similar ordinance was under 

consideration, and, aa in that case. 

we conclude that the provision of 

the ordinance upon which the 

action of the town building in- 

spector is based Is ultra vires, null 

and void. The' realtor, therefore, 

is entitled to a peremptory writ, 

commanding the mayor and coun- 

cil of the. town of Westfield to 

ise its building inspector, Frank 

B. Mofrett. to issue to her a cer- 

tificate of occupancy, permitting 

the use of her dwelling upon tho 

corner of Kimball avenue and Elm 

street as a two-family residence. 

It will be so ordered. 

TELLS OF NEEDS 

OF NATION'S BOYS 

Wmiasa Lewis .Batcher Gives In- 

teresting Address to KHraoians 

at Luncheon at Normaadie 

The members of the Kiwanls 

Club were given an interesting 

and instructive address on the boy 

problem at their weekly luncheon 

at the Normandic by William 

Lewis Botcher, superintendent of 

>e Brace Memorial Newsboys' 

Home in New York.' Mr. Batcher 

has spent many years in this 

work, and in his talk he drew on 

THBONG8 WITNESS 

BABY PARADE 

(Continued from Page One)' 

covered with blue crepe paper. 

Next came the baby colt. Ginger 

Carey, only three months old and 

born In Ocean City. 

Next in lino were tho genuine 

pearls. Bill and Jack, sons of .Mr. 

and Mrs. Elmer Jackson PearL 

Tho HoiiU'Ss House was repre- 

sented by a delightful child in a 

mm all her own. 

As the parade terminated at UM 

FUnderm, each" baby Wai given a 

gift of some kind, while the Judges 

conferred as to who would receive 

tho silver cups. This list of cop 

winners was announced aa follows 

Tho winners were: 

Prettiest baby—R. A. Downes, 

Ocean City. 

Fattest baby—First, 6 Q;; sec- 

ond, Raymond Stophenson, Ocean 

Cutest—First, John M. Strong, 

red. white and bluo coach, whilo jr _ gaat}l Ocean City; second, 9 1 

Smallest—First. 4 1; second 2 A. 

Bast matched twins—First. Lil- 

lian and Luella Miller, colored, this 

city; second. Jack and 

Ocean City.- 

James 

cupany la sought to be~ Justified, Ian 

exercise of the power conferred by 

the statute, or ia it one beyond 

the power of the municipality to 

ordain T That it ia the latter ire 

have no doubt. It operates upon 

every residence within the pre- 

had theretofore been" Used aa a I scribed district, without regard to 

one-family residence; that H wasjHs size, sanitary appliances or 

located within "A" residence die- convenience. It permits occupancy 

_ trict, as designated and defined in snd use of a nsidence by a single 

an ordinance of the town, passed 

and adopted on December 6, 1821 

and entitled "An ordinance estab- 

lishing building districts and re- 

strictions, in the. town of . West- 

field;" that by section 2 of that 

ordinance it Is. provided, among 

other, things, that no building 

within the designated residence 

district shall be used for other 

purposes than as a dwelling, and 

for not over one family or for one 

housekeeping unit; and, further. 

family, no matter.bow large, but 

prohibits occupancy by' two fami- 

lies, although the total member- 

ship of the two may be much less 

than that of the one. In abort, its 

only purpose,.so far aa can be dis- 

covered from the language used, 

is to place a restriction upon the 

use of resldentlsl properties within 

the designated area, without any 

pretense that such restriction Is 

reasonably, necessary for the pub- 

lic health and safety. * This view 

to present the matter.in a manner 

that made a strong appeal to "his 

hearers. He was given a rising 

vote.of thanks at the conclusion. 

Mr. Butcher recently • attended 

the Rotary Clubs' convention at 

Chicago, whero he was offered and 

urged to accept the position of 

bead of the'boys' division of the 

Rotary Clubs in the United States, 

at a salary In excess of (8,000 a 

South Ocean City waa represented 

by a Ffliry Princess in black, and I 

gold. 

Odette Kellerman, niece of the 

famous swimmer, held on tightly 

to a littlo white kitten as she] Largest family—First, S a The 

stood in her rolling chair, covered | „!„„,,,. t&f, the Kiwanls Club 

with grven. Little Virginia Mowen J cup_ 

looked very Hnwdiiun as she sat | Prettiest twins— First, Gloria 

in her rolling chair, decorated with j und Eiting Salbury, this city; sec- 

palm., cocoonuts. reeds and kaka-1 otwJp Hagh twuMi guests of the 

ula »ea plums. . • - ' 

Then, Juat to show that Ocean j 

City was still progressing, one j First, 

'ounj a house • moving down the ] Twins. 

Boardwalk. Reggie and Peggie, i Handsomest float—Ruth Nlcker- 

the "Maybvrry Twlns.-.and.tho bib ! un> Ocean City, 

baby, who was fed on popcorn and f jjost unique float—First Ray- 

apples, helped to amuse the crowd. I roond McNatt, Ocean City; second. 

Marj's Uttle. Lamb was quickly. G(adys Robinson, Ocean City. 

Hotel. 

couple—Bride and groom- 

; second. Gold Dust 

followed by a coif player with a ] 

full net of miniature clubs, and 

caddie bun. Bobby Jaep. The; 

Harlequin Twin»" and the bride' 

and groom followed tn'gayly deco- 

rated coaches. Several future 

members of the Ocean City Beach 

Patrol, with their miniature life- 

boa f, a busebull player. Captain 

KIdd, with all hU irons and pistols. 

y 

Comic float—First. 8 A; second. 

:i-J. 

Best' decorated coach—'First, 

Marie Coughlln, daughter of 

Daniel Cpughlln. of Philadelphia, 

who Is at the Hostess League 

House here; second, 2 Y. - 

Most'novel coach—First, Frank 

Schneider, of Philadelphia;" sec- 

ond. Mrs. Earl Sharp, this city. 

Mr. 

and little Jacldo Coogan were next i Most comIc ptn^n—First, Mr. 

in line. ^Then came Cupid with hi. ; Dewees. Ocean City;, second, Ed- 

bow and arrow, a Spaniard with a 1 ward Livingston. Ocean City. 

cigarette, and a monkey on a hi- , 

cycle. "My Lady's Powder Puff" ARTISTS TO PICK GIRL 

was in a handsome rose colored I JN BIG PAGEANT 

cloak, which' was followed by 

Mintier's "Four Baby Mints." andj eiil«s1 

Thirty of Ocean" City's repre- 

mtattve residents will so to Wll- 

viBgton next Thursday to witness 

Uu ceremonies of christening the 

Hseding Railroad Company's new 

ferryboat, which will be launched 

st H o'clock that mornln*-. 

•pise boat, which will be called 

•Ocean City," will be christened 

with a bottle of Ocean City water 

by Mrs. William E. Hassey, Jr, 

of this city, dsnghter of Wm. D. 

Sherrerd and a' gTanddaoghtir of 

Henry D. Moore, of Iladdonneld. 

The christening party will leave 

oa a special car oo the Reading's 

•Ocean City Flyer" at 7.26 o'clock 

Thursday morning. The party will 

fo from Broad street station in • 

special car to Wilmington. 

Following the laanehlng, the 

visitors will dine at .the BbtelDo- 

poot. They will return to PbiU- 

«s)phia by boat Dp the Delaware, 

sod a speclst train will convey 

(asm to Ocean City, leaving Phila- 

(Wphia at B o'clock. 

The neV doable screw, • slngle- 

4seked ferry boat "O«an City" be- 

ing built by the Posey A - Jones 

Company for the Heading's service 

between Philadelphia and Caraden 

is a steel fireproof craft, the only 

woodwork being the seats> monld- 

* iass around fireproof advertise- 

Bent panels,'/ >nd wood paving 

Uocks covering the steel wagon 

deck. The upper deck and pilot 

house are also built of steeL It 

will have a speed of fourteen miles 

an hour. . ' ' 

" The boat Is 200 feet over aU 

length and S5U feet over all 

breadth, very strongly built to 

carry heavy trucks and withstand 

heavy ice, and sub-divided by 

water-tight steel bulkheads, as re- 

d-fry-Unfcect-States4nspectio|L 

Isws. . • • 

There Is a large cabin on each, 

ticte, for passengers, with large 

windows, and double awing copper 

doors at each end.. The steel deck 

of these cabins are covered with 

Rsbberstone tiling. 

HISS TAYLOR IS 

MISS OCEAN CITY 

Miss Harpay 

Hiss Breckley Wlas Caa as At- 

tractive BaUIag Glri 

Ocean City's brilliant Mid- 

summer Kevoe cane to a charming 

and soccesaful finish on Wednes- 

day evening. - •'; . 

The contest for the selection of 

a girl to represent this resort at 

the Atlantic City Pageant resulted 

in the choice of Hiss Grace Taylor, 

of Philadelphia, aa "Miss Ocean 

City" for 1928.; Mlas Taylor is a 

tall,, alim brunette, whh bine eyes. 

Th» Byvrm ripened on Tuesday 

CASTERS BREAK 

WORLJTC RECORD 

rrsaUaeat Pisbermen from Naw 

Yerk aad Vicinity Spectators 

r at Ocean City Cap Event 

The annual casting tournament 

for the Ocean City Cap took place 

oo the HcLaogfilan-Conover tract, 

is the extreme upper section of 

this resort, Saturday afternoon. 

sad, for the third successive year, 

Uw Anglers' Club team of thia 

city took the pretty trophy. Inci- 

dentally, the Anglers' dob. boys 

broke the world's record for team 

average. They made' an average) 

. of S86 feet S inches. The record 

•»« 3i48 feet. • 

There were six'dobs In the coo- 

test, two others of which had pre- 

viously won the cap, these being 

the Ocean City Fishing Club and 

the Asbqry Park Pishing dub. 

The totals of the casts of the 

dabs in the longest of five casts 

follow: . • 

Ocean City Fishing Club, 8773 

• feet 9 inches; Dover Fishing Club, 

*375 feet 8 inches; Anglers' dob 

of AbteeoB, 6640 feet 8 inches; 

Anglers' Club of Ocean City, 9667 

f*et 6 Inches; Asbury Park Fishing 

Chh, 8097 .feet B inches; tons; 

Wand Casting dob, 8641 feet 4% 

' Ia the longest of five casts, open, 

M>e following were the winners: 

Class A—First, John- Shaw;, 

Long Island, 488 feet 11 inches; 

second, George W, Robinson, New 

York Casting dob. 432 feet IT 

laches; third, Harold Lent* 

Anglers' dob of Ocean City, 422 

tert 6 Inches. . 

CUss B—First, H. Doognen- 

bsogh, Atlantic City Fishing dob. 

*U feet 9 inches: second. George 

8***, Asbury Park Fishing dub, 

811 feet 1 inch; third, H. Weaser, 

long Island, 822 feet 11 inches. 

Revue Committee 

Approves Choice 

of Miss Taylor 

Following exaggerated •*- 

ports cosfwiln the aelertlosi W 

-Miss OceaB Ctty." the ssesskers 

of the gesMrsl. coessslttse af 

Oceas) CUy'a' MUsaswr Beva* 

have, bsaed • sUUsseat U UM 

effect (hat they Boat •maal- 

aaoasly ladars* and approve taw 

actloai of tWe tadgsa ia ' their 

They say-aba that carefal 

lavestlgatloa haa caavrlasivsly 

shown that Mia* Taylor' is ia 

every way qasllaed aa a cea- 

tesUat. Kaiaora ta UM eoa- 

trary are - 

ber. of UM eaauaittae. 

The messbsrs af U 

Uedeslr* aablldy to tkaak all 

of tks yeaag wuaisa wha task 

part ia th* revae. They feel 

that to these aarUtiaaaU Is 

dae UM wfcoJe credit far the sae- 

ccas of tat revae. ' 

Left to right—Russell H. Nulty, Chairman of the Judges Committee; Armand T. Nkhola, Director of the Atlantic City Pageant; Wil- 

liam H. Colliason, Hon. Joseph O. Champion, Mayor of Ocean City;' Clayton B. Roberts. Ward Beam, and James H, Simpson. Publicity 

. Chairman of the Midsummer Bevue.. • • ' . . . 

with a splendid paraHeorUarbatb- 

Ing beauties in the Court of Honor 

on the Tenth street beach. . 

The Judges comprised Miss 

Marguerite Wall, a famous 

dancing teacher and censor of 

dancing in Philadelphia, Ralph 

Coleman and and Donald Humph- 

ruya, well-known magarlne illus- 

trators. The judges, Mayor Cham- 

pion, Armand T. Nichols, director 

general of the Atlantic City 

Pageant, James H. Simpson, Bus- 

sell H. Nulty, Postmaster Edward 

M, Sutton and- other members of 

the various committees, were on the 

reviewing stand near the.orchestra. 

To use the words of Mr. Nichols, 

fit was some show!" 

A lifeguard drill was another 

feature of the program. This drill 

was under the direction of W. 

Ward Beam, one "of the noted 

physical instructors'of the coun- 

try. -' 

Tuesdsy. evening a revolving ra- 

view took place, in which the con- 

testants Journeyed from the Studio 

de Danes, when a dancing con- 

test took place, to the Arcadia 

Cafe, where they were dined as the 

guests of John C. Funck, Jr., les- 

see and manager. 

Wednesday morning the visiting 

newspaper girls war* given a sail- 

boat ride on Great Egg Harbor 

Bay by Capt H. C. Smith, and they 

attended a dinner at the Vor- 

mandle as.guests of- the Ocean 

City Kiwanls Club. 

Wednesday afternoon a large 

crowd witnessed the parade of the 

beauties on the Boardwalk. The 

judges took their stand on UM 

veranda of the Studio da Dance. 

A reception at the Flanders was 

first on the program Wednesday 

(Continued oa Page Eight) 

Shoes for "Mlsai OeaasTctty" 

The Royal Boot Shop, 1018 As- 

bury avenue, announces that the 

management will present a pair 

of handsome shoes to "Hiss Ocean 

City." 

If you want Lumber or any- 

thing in BufluW BuppUes. call 

fhmr 1 "". Tenth and Wast Ava., 

Ocean City. Phone 480. 

"Look for Tba 

QUEEN WILL BE 

SELECTED BY 

POPULAR VOTE 

ArraagesaaaU Coaipleted for City's - 

Spectacular Affair on Water ' 

• Batarday. September 8 

The contest for the "Bay Car- 

nival Queen M is expecttd to Hturt 

today. A booth, where votc» will 

be received by an attendant, linn 

been constructed on tho. Boardwalk 

at Moorlyn terrace. Tho votex 

will cost ten cents each. AH many 

girls as possible, are .drslrvd. for 

this contest, which will CIOHO nt 

midnight September 6. ' . 

Tba carnival will bo held Satur- 

day, September R. 

The girls entering tho content 

must be white and unmarried und 

a resident of tho city September C 

The eight next with th« hlBhoat 

number of votes, will bo mtmlxr-i 

of the queen's court.' 

The carnival will begin with 

aquatic sports near the German- 

town Boys' Club at 2^0 p. ra. Tho 

proclamation regarding tho crown- 

ing of Uke queen in the evening will 

be read at.the Germnntown Boys' 

Club by R. W. Edwards in tho 

afternoon. 

The psrn'** of boats on the bay, 

north of the bridge, will start at K 

o'clock. ' All boat owners arc in- 

vited to participate. , 

Tba queen. and her court will 

have UM place of honor. They will 

be seated on a large barge. 

Following the crowning of tho 

queen at the yacht dub, she will 

be given a reception. and then' * 

taken to UM Casino Club, Hippo^ 

drome Pier and the Flanders, re- 

turning to the Yacht Club. 

The Islands and shore line will 

be illuminated, as well us tho bay 

villas, and there will W a diuplny 

of fireworks on Elder Islrtnd, utii.rl- 

Ing at 9.15 o'clock. . ' 

Six of the girls in .the contest and Director of Atlantic City Pageant Left to rights-Miss Grace Peters, Miss Florence Gaul, Miss 

Grace Taylor the winner of the conteat and "Mistt Ocean City" for 1923; Mr. Armand T. Nichols, Miss- Elizabeth Murphy, Miss Betty Me- 

Fadden and Miss Helen Breckley. . ' 

1500 "KIDDIES" 

HAVEJREAT DAY 

Baasa Youngsters. Brought Here 

by Germantown -Business Men, 

.See Ocean First Time 

The Germantown. business men 

and Germantown Boys' Club on 

Thursday gave their annual 'out- 

Ing in' Ocean - City to UM poorer 

children' of tho Germantown sec- 

tion of the city. There; were 1361 

persons In the two sections of the 

bridge train leaving Queen Lane 

station in the morning,-more than 

1.S00 of these being tho "kiddies." 

The others Included". the care- 

takers and some of the mothers. 

Among those who accompanied the 

party were State BepreaentaUve 

Howard Smith, Chss. W. Bain- 

bridge, one of the officials of the 

club, AL C. Marple. Marshall Far- 

rar, vice president of the Mutual 

Fire Insurance Company, David 

Jester, David Ogden and Chas. 

Schaeffer. ' 

When the trains reached tie 

Fourteenth street station here, 

the party started for the beach, 

headed by UM. Germantown.Boys" 

Bugle Corps. The youngsters were 

given baths in the surf, which 

pleased them mightily, although 

a few, seeing the ocean for the first 

time, were somewhat timid of the 

breakers. Tba boys and girls were' 

given box lunches on the beach at 

noon. In the afternoon they were 

given free- admission to the Strand 

and Hippodrome Pier Theatrea, 

whers they enjoyed the shows. 

They were also given free rides on 

DentieV* tncrry-go-'round. Chas. 

L. Cadwultadcr had his boat, Esta- 

tnar, in tho waters here, he being 

a summer resident, and the young- 

sters were given rides over the 

bay in .this craft, as well as that 

of Chas. Schaeffer,. he having sent 

his boat down to this resort a few 

days ago for tho purpose of giving 

the "klddiofl" a treat.. ' 

Three of the little folks were 

lost for a few moments during the 

day, but they were quickly found 

by a system prearranged by the 

committee. 

The committees in charge of- the 

outing were assisted by the mem- 

bers of the Ocean City Hostess 

League, headed by Mrs; Krmtor 

Wurne, the Baptist Summer Audi, 

lary, led by Mrs. Chas. L. Cadwai- 

lader, the Ocean City Kiwanls 

Club, Past President' Wm. H. Col 

llsson and others and the Women's 

Baysldo Civic Association, headed 

by . Mm. C. C. W. Wllaon. The 

Kiwanls Club also took the chil- 

dren around town in autoi. 

Before returning, the children 

we're fed at the camp of the Ger- 

mantown Club, four mess tents be- 

ing spread on' the lot near the dub 

.house. Nothing occurred to mar 

the pleasure of the day. 

Prix* Winning Baby 

Joseph Armas, Jr., son of Dr. 

and Mm. Joseph Armani of Phila- 

delphia, won flrst prize in the baby 

parade. The little fellow Is only 

four Months old and weighs twen- 

ty pounds. - 

Now's the time to repair that 

roof. We have 

medium and 

a good stock 

heavy weight 

Buy the Champion roofing-of 

CHAMPION 

Tenth and West Av», 

"Look for The Sign.'* 

VISITING PRELATE 

KUSJUSYTIHE 

Mooslgnor. Barry-Doyle, of Lon- 

don. Welcomed to Tfcls City and 

Dined—Jooies Beauties 

The RL' Revt Monslgnor R. 

Barry-Doyle, of London, arrived in 

Ocean City Wednesday and is 

wondering what it is all about. 

The monsignor, a strikingly 

handriome, dignified man, in the 

'nil uniform of a colonel in the 

British Army, was met at the 

Pennsylvania Railroad" station by 

Mayor Champion, Edward M. Sut- 

ton, president of the Chamber of 

Commerce,. American soldier-boys 

uniform, clergymen of different 

denominations and by a number of 

8hriners. . After a cordial greet- 

ing", the monslgnor was placed into 

an automobile and driven. to the 

Flanders, where a dinner was 

given In bis honor. The. dinner 

s interrupted frequently by the 

entrance: of many of UM beauties, 

on view in .the ball room adjoining, 

who wished to be presented to tho 

distinguished prelate. 

City and received an ovation— Ha 

was whlsked'away to the .music, 

pavilion, where the witnessed the 

crowning of Miss Taylor, Ocean 

City's candidate for queenly hon- 

ors at the Atlantic City Pageant 

next month. Here the monsignor 

made another speech, • received • 

second ovation and, before be real' 

lied it, was seated at a table at 

the Arcadia, where Ocean City 

was entertaining her girl guests 

In gala carnival fashion. At the 

Arcadia the prelate acted as one 

of the judges in selecting the most 

beautiful representative of UM 

press. This honor fell to Miss 

Stoudte, of the Atlantic City Ga- 

zette-Review.' 

Monslgnor Barry-Doyle came to 

Ocean City from Montreal, having 

stopped enroute for a few days at 

Elizabeth, N. J., where his mother 

is visiting a daughter. It was UM 

first time the prelate had ' seen 

America's coast from the land side 

and, as a writer of sporting events 

would put it, "he saw an eyefuO." 

Get Auto licenses 

to Avoid Trouble. 

State Authorities May Soon'Hound 

• Up Those Who Haven't the 

Proper Tags 

Inspector Harry Keboo, of tho 

State Motor Vehicle Department, 

will be at police, hcodquartera in 

the city hall here on August 20, 

21, 22, 23, 27 and 21) to isauo li- 

to auto owners and drivers 

have not thus fur obtained 

who 

these from tho Stato authorities. 

It is hinted that there nro quite 

a number of automobiles running 

around Ocean City' without tho . 

required tags, and it would not bo 

surprising if tho representatives 

of the State will make a. tour of 

this resort some evening in thu 

near future to' look theuo over. 

Those who haven't yet visited tho 

city hall for the purpose of secur- 

ing auto licenses should not delay 

too long; otherwise, thoy may hnvo 

After the 

Barry-Doyle) 

dinner Monslgnor 

i Introduced to the 

hundred or so beauties and others 

who were attending the pageant 

festivities. W. Ward Beam, mas- 

ter of ceremonies. In presenting 

the monsignor, said he was deco- 

rated for bravery on the battle- 

field. The prelate responded by 

declaring that In bis opinion tho 

bravest act he had performed was 

right at that moment when he was 

facing so many beautiful Women. 

He then paid a 

American soldier. 

tribute 

praised to the 

Ocean 

. MUSICAL AND DANCB 

Ocean City Fishing dab Event at 

Flanders August U 

The annual musical and dance 

of UM Ocean City Fishing Club 

will be held at UM Flanders at 8JS0 

o'clock Thursday evening, August 

to pay a 

Undergo 

heavy fine and ponuibly 

other . punishment - for 

their failure to obey tho law. 

Seed Sister After 

Twenty-one Years 

81M Cones to this dty. With 

Her Husband, from .Home 

' '• in Hungary 

Frank Crosier,' well-known tailor 

at 1017 Asbury avenue, and his 

family, have had a recent great 

pleasure. It is twenty-one years 

SO. 

The soloists will be Dorothy 

Johnstone Bsseler, harpist; An- 

tonio Lulgl, cellist; Florence 

Haenle, Violinist; Lulgl BoeeelU. 

baritone. Was Vivian Walton wfll 

bo accompanist* • * 

A feature of the-entertainment 

will be the chorus work of the 

celebrated Kelly Street Business 

Men's Association from Philadel- 

phia. '..•.- ' ••.-•• 

since Mr, Grosser hag seen his 

tended! long ago to come to Amer- 

mamm Wffi 

sister, Dora, wha arrived en tho 

steamer, America, with' her hus- 

band, Alex. Andorku, from their 

old country, Hungary. - 

Mr. Andorka was leodor of -a 

state institution in Budapest He 

•peaks and writes many languages,. 

Unang them the English.. Thoy in' 

ica, but; because of tho groat World 

war, they were delayed. They will 

remain in UM United States and be 

good American citizens. 

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show you how the. rent you are 

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From Ocean City to Bea Isle City, theote to Shore Road. Bhere 

Road to Sooth Seaville Road. o*a* Soeth Beaville Bead to Dcn- 

ninvlll*, to Goahea, to Beach Road marked by white coiaaua. 

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comfort provided by Triplex spring*- (Patented)f 

all-«teel touring body with durable baked enamel 

finish; the strongest rear axle, we beUeve, under 

any.car at or near the price) a-powerful, depend'' 

able engine that gives bwne»2O miles and more, 

actually, to the gallon of gasoline; liberal u*e of 

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1404 WEST AVB, OCEAN dTY 

Phone «SS 

JOSEPH a FARR 

Attorney at Law 

Solicitor, and Master In Chancery' 

Seal Estate Conveyancing 

Collections 

6X3 Asbarr Avenoe 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

PROFESSIONALS 

given, and the as—mhlsgs also 

was; "Nearer, My God, to Thee. 

Throags FU1 Hlppodrosw Pier 

Theatre. Where Mayor Chass- 

' ploo Presides Over Bscrdsca 

The Hippodrome Pier Theatre 

vu filled Friday afternoon of- last 

we«k, when services In memory of 

the' late President Harding 

held. The exorcises were moat' lm< 

pressWc. 

~Omr the stage m a- draped 

picture of Mr. Harding, and the 

wholo surrounding* v«ra In keep- 

Ing with the solemn occasion. 

After Mayor, Champion, . who 

presided, stated the object of the 

gathering, there were a few mo- 

' meats of silent meditation and 

prayer. The orchestra played 

.dirge, and a picture of the lamented 

President was shown 

the screen. The 

sang 

"America/' led by H. a Lincoln, 

of Philadelphia, and the Rev. Dr. 

Lather DeTeo, of Germantown, a 

cottager, read a passage of Scriptore. 

This was followed by a 

prayer by the Rev. Tbos. F. Blake, 

rector of St. Augustine's Church, 

this city. . • •. 

There wore brief addresses by 

the Rev. Dr. John Handley, pastor 

of the First M. E. Chnrch; the 

Rev. Chas. F. N. Votgolln. pastor 

1 

The assemblage sang-.during the 

exercises one of President Harding 

1 ENJOYING 8BA8OK Oxford street. West Philadelphia, They have been spending the som- 

1410 Central •venue. . . seasons In this resort for sev- 

Beau Pbiladdpaians Who Have R. B. Williams, Norristown, eral years. • ' ' . . ' • Hughes Music School 

'Cottages in This City - 1333 Ocean avenue. 

Mr Haight, who is well known 

Pip* Organ. Piaao sad 

* favorite hymns, "My Faith Following Is a partial list of cot- E. E. Ltppincott. 260 Soothin 

Philadelphia political circles, is 

Theory laatnetloaa 

Looks Up to. Thee." The benedictages rented this season by Wal- Broad street. Philadelphia, 1415 the State representative of the 

Apply 8M Aabsjry Avo. 

tion was pronounced by' the Rev. ter R. Chattln A Son: 

Wesley avenue. 

Pennsylvania Chamber of. Com- pUnetTaad Talking MacU 

Jos. W. Watts, rector' of Holy Theodoshe M. Murray* 233S Robert; J. Wilson- and family, merce., the olllcci of which are In 

For Sale 

Trinity Episcopal Church. Sooth Sixteenth street. Philadel- 4717 Baltimore avenue,- West the Teiegraph Building In Hurria- 

731 

"Taps" wera sounded .by Past phia, 624 Central avenue. 

Philadelphia. 1313 Central avenoe. bur* and at Twelfth and Walnut 

Commander Maurice Wriggins and Elizabeth Mahoney, 17S2 North William G. Davies and family, street*. PhiladelphU. Chamber of George R. Greis 

another member of the L. Russell Third street. Philadelphia, 1302 4931 Cedar avenue, Philadelphia, Commerce. . 

Henry Post, Veterans of Foreign Central avenue. 

1634 Central avenue.' [ ?Bob" enjoys the unusual dls Attorney and, CounseDor-at-Law 

Wars, Francis Ewing, •nd the Henry W. Baxter and family. Benjamin H. Pollock, 5754 Fair- tinctlon of "putting over" every . SU Eighth 8t, Ocean CKy 

eeramontts wera closed. 

Fifty-eighth street and Hoffman hill street, Philadelphia, 1621 Cen- bill in which the State Chamber Aad Mechaale Bt 

avenue, Philadelphia, 1525 Central tral avenue. ' - . 

was Interested at the last session Cape May Coart Boose. N. J. - 

YOUNG MEN WANTED avenue. ... 

Alfred H. Bowker, 307 Bryers of the State Legislature and hav- Bell Phones—Ocean City 7*1 

Phoae «lt . ''^ 

Thos. F. Galligan and family. ivenuc, Cheltenham, 1333 Ocean ing these signed by the governor. 

Coart Hooae SS CoraC. Hanaei 

U. he . OaVers la U. &G2S1 

Race street. West Philadel- ivenue. . 

HENRY ROESER; Jr. Osteopathle Phyakasl . 

Coast Gear* 

phia, 606 Twelfth street. 

Russell H. Armstrong, Easton, 

. Formerlr of Ptttshanl 

CERTIFIED 

Young men are wanted for ap- Tbos. F. Flnegan, 3848 North 105 Central avenue.' 

Graduate of tae,^- 

PHONE MS-J 

PUBLIC' ACCOUNTANT 

pointment as officers in the United Park avenue, Philadelphia, 1428 W. J. DeCrouchy,' No. 4 Engle- 

80S EIGHTH ST. 

State* Coast Guard, between the 

Asbury avenue. 

wood road. Upper Darby, 1429 

Ocean aty. N. J. 

ages of 18 and 23 years: There Mrs. Phoebe Tomer, Narberth, Central avenne. 

FRED ADAMS AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXB8 

will be ersmlnsHnns for appoint- 1317 Asbury avenne. 

ment, commencing September 10, Tbos. F. Dempsey. 7223 Wood- 

7«6 A8BUBY AVENUE 

"BOB" HAIGHT HEBE 

in the principal cities of the United land avenne. West Philadelphia, 

Jos. Van G. Hoffecker 

States. The opportunity this year 260 Asbory avenue. " 

Well Known in Political Circles In INTERIOR 

ARCHITECT 

is particularly favorable, as there John J. Dougherty and family, 

, PhiladelphU 

MS Eighth St. (Cor AUaatk Ave.> 

are a large number of vacancies. 1014 . Filbert street, Philadelphia, 


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haight, of 

OCEAN CITY 

Successful candidates win begin 

808 Fourteenth street. . 

Philadelphia, are again among the 

Reg. N. J. •••• Pfcoa* 4M 

instruction at the United States Edward J.. Connor,. 1407 North 

summer visitors^ located on Wes- Wan Papers Paperhsngiag 

Coast Guard Academy about Oc- Eleventh street,: Philadelphia^ 1203 

ley avenoe, near Eighth street. 

IDA E.KISTLER 

tober I. They will receive the West avenue. • • • 

pay as midshipmen in the ~Clty Solicitor J. Burrwood Duly,' 

Life Insurance 

navy while in attendance at the Philadelphia. 1219 Wesley avenue. 

W. H. OUflcU . Albert OUneU 

Wltfc 

academy. . After graduation,' offi- George H. MendenhaU, 1027 

IRA SCOTT JOHNSON 

cers rank with naval officers. Drexel Building. Philadelphia, W. H. OLDFIELD & SON 

409 Ninth Street 

of the First Presbyterian y Chnrch. . For particulars, write Capt. 1246 Centra] avenue. 

Next to Oty Hall 

and d the th Rev. R DDr. Buck, pastor of Commandant U. 8. Coast Guard, George F. Relnhart, Jr., 6004 TILE AND MARBLE WORK 

. th the Fi First BBaptist 

Church. Sir. Washington. D. O, Dr. W. P. 

SIX CENTRAL AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N. S. 

Voegelin, who knew Mr. 

Haloes, Ocean City, N. J, or any. 

PHONE HIM . . Ertiaisies Farnlshtd 

personally, told of his" intimate coasfjruard station. 

knowledge of the man. 

There was a vocal selection by Lieut. Howard Z. Bogart, of the 

a quartet, comprising Russell B. U. a Army Aviation Service. Boll- HENRY R CREE 

Nutty. William H. Collision, G D. ing Field, Washington, and Mrs. 

JOBBING 

Lowden and Dr. VaiL This was Bogart and children are spending Realtor 

SUPPLIES 

ILead, Kindly Light," tmpressire- the month in Ocean City. 

«J7. THIRD STREET HILDRETH & HILDRETH 

MltfOlO) 

BELL PHONE 55 

JOHN R. GROVES 

ELEaRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Heating 

Everything Electrical 

Ottu aty. N. J. Contractor 

PHONE 690 708 ASBURY AVE. 

iiv MOULD'S THINKER 

>«•*••< 

THE LADIES' SHOP 

Notions and Trimming 


We sen lUskri Yarns and all ff-»«»-g Mff-W«T 

Ladies' aad Children's High Grade Hosiery and UasWnrauata 


at ReedV Beach 

DON'T BE A RENT DRIFTER. 

MAKE A START TOWARD 

YOUR OWN HOME 


$12 for Party of 8 Weekdays. $15 Sunday 

; 

OsBce Hoars—» A. 

Sanday by specUl 

BeU PhoaeU ^~~" 

ALLEN CORSON. at n. * 

OsBee. Hoars—9 to |i. a •,'- 

7 to tpTt 

JOHN R TOWNSKNOt si t, 

O«e« Hoars—9 to Is A,It- 

M« Wesley Ave, Qetaa Orj.1.1 

Telephone Bell 29a 

WILLTT8 P. HAINEa\||.|> 

Ninth and Wesley Awaaj • 

Geneal Practice and Usetsssatik 

WH. H. COIXI8SON. Jr. Eye. Ear, No«e andttolt" 

CIVIL ENGINEER AND 

Office hoars: 

SURVEYOR 

0 to 12 A. M.; 0 f 

Autc Hem. Am. Soc C E. Phone 170. 

aty.Bagiaeer. Oceaa aty. N. j. 

HERSCHEL PETTIT. 

MAE E. BENNETT 

807 Wesley AMSSW 

. Ocean City's Osjy 

Office Hours { £ £ , 

RESIDENT HAIBDBESSER Wed. A San. 9-10 A. at *es% 

Scalp Treatment Marcel Waving 

Facial Massage Manicaring BeU Phone 277 ' ..:. .-'• 

«M Asbarr Ava. 1(4 JOHN H. WHITICAB,HJR 

. 717 Wesley Avanaa • 

Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty 

Ocean at 

D. V. Cerbaalo 

IDEAL SHAVING FARLOB 

—First Oass 8crvie*>— D. M. Richards, JKC 

711 Ashttry Av«, Oceaa City, N. J. 

Also at the Breakers Entrance 

Doctor of CHIROPBAC0C 

. ' Gradoate ef 

on' DeLancey Place Palmer' School of CUroptseis) 

Offlce Hoars: TossdMs, tlsav 

P. EL WARE days, Satordays—S to (p.a).sat 

JUSTICE OP THE PEACE 7to8P. M. Wed.andM.lsi 

Collection of 

10 A.M. Sunday by sppotstssat 

BeU Phone XM W 

4M Ninth St, Ocesa Cay,H.l 

OsTlce: 103» A8BUBT AVENUE 

Telephone Z7X-M, Aheratle— 

HUMBERT C PONTSB 

BUILDER 

962 Asbnry Ave. OesaaCK> 


Procressive Paper' Basfs? 

and Decora tor 

1048 Aslmry Ave, Ocesa CHy.aU 


.818 A8BURY AVENUB 

DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THB DIFFERENCE 

few 

Mmmm 

[ -Tele Telephone: Mark* JMSI-JT 

CHAS. E. ADAMS ft BHX 

FURNITURE 

HOOVEKBUCTION awnrat. 

COMPANY . 

720-722 Abory Av .' 

Pennsylvania Railroad System 

.' THE STANDARD BA1LROAD OV THE WORLP 

luiuuiiiitiiujiiuiu nmiiiuiuiiiiiiuin niuiiuiiitiuiiiBiiiiiiuiniiitiuiC 

ill 

mm 

mmm

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: : . • . • ' • • ( ' • / : • • : > . - H - ' 

MOB 

l: r: jfef. 

«rran ** > 

feetly, with the exception, of j Mrs. H. Hi Smith. Mrs. Irwin'mining their children to Utter the Miss Margaret C Reinwkx, of; ^";,, _u e . t l: our .*" 

. coarse, of the disappointments that; Nicholson, Mrs- Wm. M. Ranck.- floors'of th

^^WfiiPH" 

•~'ri- r, '"•""• -' - ' •'. 

?£••.- 

• N> 

Hi 

Rental* -Ainu V 

the SUand Kr 

';••{ Company 

Strand Realty Ci 

i under tlio 

the corner f 

4 Weiiley uvem 

iiak-s and 

week. 

, aalen wan tlL 

npartment, hthirtyÛth 

street and' 

ay«u». owned by the < 

Lontoe Wogamnnn, to 

Pl'Btnnrocra, of Phihuleli 

wOl oecopy one .>f tho ui 

thh onmmer. 

' The flrm'a rentuls ln< 

following 

Apartment >" the. 

Apartment*. 87I>OB* .185. O**un City, N. J. 

OCEAN CITV LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEV 

Saturday. August M.UJS 

Mr. und Mrs. Charles N'ichols, Miss 

M. K.-Suul,-MrH»-Krancva Wetzel, 

Miss Helen D. Shollunberger. Hurry 

Stucker und-family, Mr. .and 

I Mrs. Louis O. George, Albert A. 

|Moycr, Philadelphia; Mr. und Mm. 

Various Sections of I ho Country Dclchant. Bethlohom; Mrs. Chas. W. R. Hoffman. Dr. II. H. Huljrh, 

.Are Ke|ire«entfd by Slran|irn 

Hoover, Miss Edna Titus, Huston. I'Misii Martha Smith, Trenton; Ceo. 

,S. .Graham, J. J. Grouser, Cleve-, 

Now in Thin. Hrnort . . ' 

Swarthmurc 

All of tho city'H hotels have Mr. und ' Mrs. R. L. Parsons. 

Wyoming 

been doing enpurity buslncsu dur- Harry F. Seaworth, Mrs. A. B. • Mrs. 1. Lusch. C. A. Svars nnd 

ntf the past week. Many sections Roberta, Thos. Dillon, Ml»s Mary j fumj|yi J. E. Beanton. Mr. and 

f the-country ure represented by 

the guests m these houses, num- 

; Benjumon C Hoist and fumily, Mr. 

bers of whom will remain until the 

nnd Mrs. Chan.-E. Parkt 

close of the season. 

ily, Mrs. Wm. Corner, 

Klanderi* ''< 

' Biscsyne - -.' (Mrs. Klmcr K. Durlou*. 

V.Ttihnin und party, Mary- Mrs. H. Stewart, C.'L, Smith. Mra. Noble. Mrs; G, H. Hunter and. 

A. I.eisler and wife, Mrs. Wilmington; John I). Amber, M. II. '"• Hampieni I.. War- 

Itanu'B, Mrs. R. Croan, Chapman, Mr. and Mra. W. C. 

Irvine, Pnul Keller, Mr. Rein, Mr. nnd Mr«. H. Garrett, M. 

und Mi . (;e.iri;e Itergard, Phlla- 

(i.lphia; Mr. and Mra. A. K. 

Smylhc, St. Louis; Mra. Walter A. 

Ro»> mii-ld utid party, Illinois; O. 

L, Davis un.l family, Columbus; 

Mra. 

S. 

C - und Mi " Elizabeth Dillon, Mary ; j|ra. j o n n H. Kruusc, Mr. and Mrs. 

C. Clow. Philadelphia;' A. Crosby 

and family. Ardmorc; Mabel C. and Mrs. Chan.-E. Parker and fum- 

Robblns, Sara Kcsslcr. Trenton. • i)y> Mrs. Wm. Corner, Mr. und 

Mr. und 

HcllJ. I 

lund; W. 

T..KIHH 

Mrs.-C. 

F. Shuto and party, Kathryn Lawlor, 

Bayard C. Noble, Mm. J. V. 

Van'yclsh and family, Mr. and Mra. 

E. S. Chestnut, James K. Henderson, 

Edith Virkle.Ruth A. Ufgold, 

Mr. and Aim. Robert G. Kinsley 

und uon, Philadelphia. 

Hruvit-w 

Marshall G. Keraig und family, 

A. E. Alcorn and family, .Mrs. M. 

\'oorhee» und son, Anna L. McCoy, 

Kdwin K. Sunk, Bluiiche Hen-' 

ningt-r, Mrs. 

Jr., Win. G. Druncker. Elirabeth Smlth-and family. Mr. 

VtillwvH, 

ilhIl 

idreii. Miis Illunche B. ling. Miss , Miss 'Edit 

.Shi>ll>eii, Henzel S. Mathcwn, C. E. Frunk Hi.l|>an. Rolaijd C. Paist, 

V. X'oyle, Mrs. Gertrude I Ayres, of 1 

Wyuif, F. Kainer. Philadelphia; John.S. Milne und fumily, Phila- 

Duviilson, 1'uul L. Keller, Harry C. home after »l«-rullng 

Mi^s Mary Striley, S\varthmore> delphia. T. It. 'Bowers and wife, 

•Mellyn, Miss Dorothy Mortimoore, Ocean City. 

Mr. and. Mrs. .I. W. Tu-lce, Wil- Mr. and Mr-. George Morgan. New 

mington: Hurry G. Green, Atlanta. York: Mr. ui)il Mrs. M. F. Hnuseiniiii. 

Chicago; Mri- Ma Suiineberg, JAMES M. CHESTER & CO. 

St. Gvvit* 

Suit Lake rk;' 0. F. Day, Logan Duy- Mrs. J. K. Hurrell. Miss Mar- Hotels, Cottages, and LO(H for Sale, Rent or ExrJ 

inn,. Miss Emily J:ine .Wood, Ml** garet .1. BurreM. Nurberth; Mr. 

lUulU'hc Greene, j. Jacob Fisher, und Mrs. B. I.. Ward; Miss Mur- 

. NeMt (o Post Office OOEAN CITV 

David Mugowun. E. A. Biehl. Phll- Jorle I.. Wuril. Robert' E. Ward. 

udelpliin: Mr. and Mr«. C. W. Hall; 

Wayne. 

Arlinitun 

ner, Philadelphia; the Kev. B. 

Mr. und Mrs. II. D. Cameron, 

Kldridge, Floienre; Ethel llevan 

Trviiton: Mr. anil Mrs. M. C. 

und Mr. und Mrs. R. C. 'Marshall 

Burnleyl Drexel. Hill; Mr. and Mrs. 

PONT BE LONELY 

, uiul fumily. New York City. 

Kriink Hi.bins.HI. E; E. Fisher and 

wife. A. J. r'oote, Jr., Philadelphia; 

Scarborough 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Royur. Soud- Join The Crowd Who Daily Smile 

Mr. and Mrs. Knight und fum- .i-rtiin: Mr. and Mrs. John Mussclily. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Reiioit, Wildon IIIIIII. IlurUyville: Mr^ uijd Mr«. J. 

AS THEY 

Mr. anil Mrs. II. L. Nichols, Ba 

E. Smith, Win. A. Steel ami fum- Rein Hitter. Mr. and Mm. Riy- 

. tavu, Chio; G«orge Thomas, Baltiily. 

Mr. und Mrs. II. C. Gold, Mr. 

"Twiich The Switch" 

Illnlhl Slliiler, HurleJ ville, Pu. 

liu>re; Mr. und Mm. Frank E. 

and Mrs, W. Alfred. Dudley. Mrs. 

Muyc.r, HuiTiHUurg. 

.Irene Biiggs. Mr. und Mrs. Alex. 

LaMont* 

FOR ' 

Brickniun. Margaret Grunt, . Mr. Mi^s Ji>se|ihiii'e -U'inkel, ButTuln; 

Silent Service . 

* llreakrri* 

and Mrs. Benj. W. Dover. Philuilel-' Mr. uiul Mrs. Ihniiuni. Baltimore; 

Mr. ami Mrs. W: H. Morris. Co- 

lihia; Mr. and Mrs. B. Olendrofe, Mr. ami Mi>i G. II. Kennedy, Miss 

AND 

lumlms; Mra. J. W. Sitkey and 

New York; Mr". (.'ln>. A. Tr'aver. Maty .^. Kill'iiiM."MIHH Fium.'in H. 

Ki.-.l.. l-'li-tclieY, N,-vv York; Krnes- 

The "Matchless" Night 

Hurrisburtr. 

Kilbiirii. Mr-. Grate Welch Piper, 

tiue A. KuyKi.'f,.Entlu>r K, Newell. 

the'Ri'v. Or. A. ('. Tarty, Mr. utid 

llany K. .Harris, Pittsburghl Mrs. 

.' •' . While Hall 

Jin. George I.i.tier, Philadelphia; 


W. KiiseiH'ald und family. Illinois; 

. .Mrs. Millar.rB. Weiner, G. Fred. 

Allen S. Cm-xiiM, liydul; Miss 

K. Greimr. Clark \V. Colemani 

Sorl>.-.r, C. li.'l'hillip.s. Klizubeth E. 

Geitiiule B. Rice. New Vs-vll C. Margemon, Green 

F. H. Selizt-r, Mis. H. F. Seltzer,' 

F. Freelofer, Mr. and Mrs. Victor 

Mrs, KTmniu Haiiley. MrJ. J. It. S. 

Molm, Mr. and Mra.' B. Stcchert. 

Edwards, Mr.-. WiUun. MV.-i. W. H. 

Mr. and Mrs. K. Hopkins. Walter 

• Furrun und daughter Anna, Mr". 

Suplev, Florence S. Burt, Miss Ella 

E. R. Fitzaliiimon*, Mr. and Mrn. 

Oler. I'liiludelphlu; 'Rudul Curell 

John C. Vingee. Florence C Muck, 

and' family, Nashville. 

, Philadelphia:' Mis. T. Cleuiniitt. 

Bultimorer Mrs. B. M. Clenuilitt, 

Maybrrry 

Toronto; John 'ilcox, New Yi.rk. 

Mrs. Danii-1 Sands, Mr. and Mrs. York; S. G. Penney, Pittsburgh; 

A, 0. Fielder, Mrs. and Mi«a Rich, Mr.-ind Mrs..A. E. t>hcnton, Mrs. 

Halcyon Hull 

hulu, Miss Charlotte; Vogt, An- Thomas Huston, Mrs. Holden V. Mrs.' Merrett Fisher, 

thuny Huyh; Jr., Mrs. John R. Ariuiigu, Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. L. toil!-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koike 

Clayton, Mr. und Mrs. P. Reybold, Schaal, L. Hammersmith. Phila- Mrs. D. F,' Shull, Jr., Miss Nucrni 

Mr. und Mrs. C. Smith; Mi»s E. delphia; Mls» .Belle J. Baily, Illi- McHenry. Phlladelphiu: Mrs: .I. Kothwell. Jr., et ux.. to 

the'third partner of the ttrm .ir J. "'»' " m Btrl1 ' "' '"I" 1 in "ar of Ocean City BuildinB and l»i,n As- 

Sunn, of co ""Ke, rourth street. • ' | s.niation. Lot 1U0, nettion H. 

of .several „ K "" lm ' • ««"irer, et vir.. to Lucy Anna Belle Markley, et vlr., to 

motore.l to "• J "l"'« n Ijit 73S, section I). • ' 

Koliert DUVIH, et ux.. to Joanna 

Davis. . Lottt U3 and U5. neetion A; Mrs. Osbprn Corson 

lot 127, section B. 

Materlalu for Decorating China. 

John J. I'odter,- et ux., to Wil- An. Amtortment of While China. 

liliill II. Wornter. $5,000. Lots Firing and Gliding a Specialty 

1X1 iin.l I HO. North Point. 

Inatrurtlom in Water Color, 

Albert A. liarndt to John K. ' Oils and China at Studio. 

Null, et ux. Southeast 14 feet of 

Ziiiinuiniun 

lot :il mill northwest 12 feet of lot 616 Asbury Avenue 

Phlludilphiu, owners 

, :i:t. block K, plan 2, Ocean City 

ihmtres. the party .. , '>- .«-ot WJ. sectlon-A. •; Charles A. Doe. »!t.«00. Lot ii III, I.nnd t'oinpuny. 

Ocean City 

Cape' May. Where they had l"»-! . ,, Ihomus T"",,' S. „ Sliiinion'H, . et ux., tojseetionC. 

John M. Simon, et ux., to Jennie I-IIONK Ml W 

ch«n, and then return.,!,to Of-iui I , '•, ' ' V"^*** *»G0«. I Miry K. Barrltt Leach to Max A. Sp'ratt. $20,40(1. Lot in north- 

• l-i't .104, sei-tiull U. 

Zimmerman. 12,500.. Ij,t« J21 east line of Stenton .place, U7'.-i 

citv ! Floyd C. Simiiis.'et ux., et ala., | un'd 122..North Point. 

; feet soutbeust . from Corinthian j 

REAL KSTATK TKANHKKKS- t.i Chariotti- S Chester. |2:i,G64. Charles K. Olenworlh, .-t ux.. toavenue, 

75x115'feet. ! 

Kiiuthwest 20 feel of lot 7C0, all of 

GetriJoSt 

.lnts 7112, 7(U. 7iill, 7lir., 7(i7, 7Cour Home. Hotel. tUore 




PHONE, 73S . 

401 Aabury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

:: WHY SERVICE WHY 

'TIS TO SELL 


. . Corner KinMh St. and WeHlev Ave. 

Insurance 

HKiririi|lmmmnni.iniil»iinmmll 

RELIANCE TRANSPORTATION 

CO. 

TIME TABLE 

CITY VIA SEA 1SLKcnv 

•.vW^^ i. ; S^- ! 

Xi^Y^ 

Private Ro.ni. ?. 

Modern Mc|iii|nn,-iil - .•I' 

I'hil.. Office 25S.1Vo.it Si. 'Z 

H.II HI.,,... 

lallijii.j:. .I-::,..,:./. 

./.-- .-.•'•';>••• * ^••,',.".''"i-.i 

;• 

• ' : • • J 

CAI'E MAY ANI> WILUWOOO TO OCI?AM . 

Cuni' May—I 1 •;. . . A:&I A.M. A.M A.M. P.M. P.M. I'.M 

. & Ii'; 11, Sta'tion...... (S.r.u B.II0 0.30 10.30 12.30 1.30 L'.:M 

'Wildwoud—P. R. R. Stutioii 7.00 8.40 9.40 10.40 12.41) 1.40 L'.'IO 

Hio 'Grutide 

T.lfl 8.55 0.55 10.55 12.65 1.65 2.55 

WhltcHlutro 

•;. ...-; 7 . 2 0 !>.00 10.00 11.00 1.00 2;oo ii.oo 

Wildwood Coif Club..., 7.25 U.Ot! io.or. 11.05 i.or> 2.05 ii.or. 

Court House- . ! 7.30 l).10 10.10 11.10 1.10 2.10 11.111 

Swuin 

7.37 0.17 10.17 11.17 1.17 2.17 :i:n 

Clormont 

•.....:...* j . . 7.-15 l>.25 10.25 11.25 1.25 2.25 3.an 

Ocean View ... .-.,., 7.50 9.30 10.30 11.30 1.30 '2.30 3.30 

S«u bio City' .'. : 7.58 9.38 10*3B 11.38 1.38 2.3« ';I.:IK 

'Struthmoro 

tt.o« 9.40 10.4U 11.40 1.4U 2.4U 3.1C, 

BGth Strcot, Ocean City 8.13 9.53 10.53 11.53 1.53 2.6:t :i.ri2 

34th Street, Orcun'Citv 8-^ 10.02 11.02 12.02 2.02 3.02 1.02 

8th and Occun Avea., Ocean City.... 8.37 10.17 11.17 12.17" 2.17 3.17 1.17 

I'.M. 

•L30 

•1.10 

•I.B!i 

n.iiii 

a.ua 

B.I0 

r..i7- 

5.25 

.">.;]» 

S.38 

ii.-ir. 

. 

OCEAN CITY TO CAI'E MAY AND WIL0W00D VIA SEA ISLE 

A'.M A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.. P.M. I'.M 

8th and Occnn Avca.. Ocoan Citv.... 8.40 10.40 11.40.12.40 2.40 -3.40 4.10 

::4th Street, Occun City- H.55 10.55 11.55 12.65 2.65 3.55 1.55 

BBth Street, Ocean Cilv O.fii 11.04 12.04 1.04 3.04 4.04 5.0-1 

Strathmere .... .:....: ;„,.. l).ll .11.11 12.11 1.11 . 3.11 4.11 5.11 

Sea Isle City 

y.19 11.10 12.10 1.10 3.10 4.10 5.19 

Occun View .. 

U.27 11.27 12.27 1.27 3.27 .4.27 5.27 

Clerntont •• 

0.32 11.32 12.32 1.32 3.32 4.32 B.32 

Swnln ..., 

9.40 11:40 12.40 1.40 3.40 4.40 r..40 

Court HOUHC . 

9.47 11.47 12.47 1.47 3.47 4.47 .5.47 

Wildwood Golf Club .'. :...'l).B2 11.52 12.52 1.52 3.52 4.52 B.52 

Whltcaboro .... 

„,;.. 0.57 11>57 12,57 1.67 3.57 4.67 6.57 

Rio Grande ..'.. 

.....;.......10.02 12.02 1.02 2.02 4.02 6.02 C.02 

Wlldwood—P. R. H. Station .'. .10.17 12.17 1.17 2.17 4.17 B.17 0.17 

Cape Muy—P. & R. R. Station. 10:27 12.27 . 1.27 2,27 4.27 6.27 11.27 

r >.i r (.SOUTH 111 HMl) 

P.M. 

'n.:!o 

.1.-10 

fi.r>. 

>l! 

•11.02 

li.17 

CITY 

P.M. 

o;io 

c.nr> 

7.01 

7.11 

7.19 

7.27 

7.32 

7.40 

7.17 

7.B2 

7.67 

8,02 

H.17 

H.27 

r J'.M. I'.M. P.M.- 

I;.:IO . s.::u U..-I0 

li.lll h.-llt '.1.10 

i li.,V> S.i't.'t ti..-.:> 

. OLD-TIME RESIDENT 

L :«|t HAS GONE TO BEST 

Realty 

re under thejj^ 

comer ofjlJ;j 

^Wesley aven 

sales and 

i-.w>efc 

i sales was th 

apartment h 

street and 

by tho i 

snn, to 

» to Alan A- *«»nson. al 

: -'pWs). ••'. '•'•:' ' '[• 

',: "Apartment ,ln the. 

tanW *> BenJ. R 

ofPhUadp | 

V Apartnwtt owned b; 

' fcrrell. 838 Brlghto, ; 

Annie. M. Roe, ;.r 

fajWni ••—'}' • "•• •'•'! 

iVV.Apartment . at-' *,,; 

titt and Wesley n^ fi 

school 

Ing the 

State S,f 

ijnanagement 

E3sfe 

DaoW a Majhew Wu Well 

Known Tobacconlat Bet* for 

More Than 15 Tears 

' Daniel B. Mayhew; who had been 

a resident of this city for tweotyserea 

yean, died Sunday afternoon, 

after an illncas of a few 

weeks, death being dne to heart 

trouble and kidney disease. He 

had been unwell for several -weeks, 

but was only regarded as seriously 

ill for a coaplo of weeks. Friends 

viewed his remains at the undertaking 

establishment of J. Prescott 

Cadman, funeral director, Tuesday 

evening, and hla funeral, which 

was private,' took placo Wednesday 

THE LADIES' SHOP 

Notions and Trimming: 

Cat in Prices of 

Willys-Overland 

AnnooBcemeat Came as Distinct 

and Pleasant Surprise .to 

Driven of Cars 

John N. Winys, president of tho 

Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, 

Ohio, caused a f urqre in auto 

mobile circles by his announce 

ment of Immediate price xeduc 

tlons and great- improvements in 

the 1923 Willys-Overland lines. 

This action, embracing a drop in 

prico on the Willys-Knight touring 

car and roadster models from 

tl,236 to 11,175, f. o. b. factory, 

on the Willys-Knight coupesedan 

from 11,596 to * 1.550, camo 

as a distinct surprise to tho automobile 

Industry and motoring public, 

in view of tho advance in prico 

made by not a few manufacturers 

is and all Knitting 

friends •* during. the past week. 

There's an 8%-pound boy at his 

home, and his name is John Kaln 

Fogg. Mother and child ar« doing 

very well. • ' ' 

_Si 

ov MOULD'S THINKER 

S«]f-Dctcrmlnatioa Is. Self Bcal- 

iiatloB—Without It A Man 

Is Powerless 

afternoon. Interment * i at Cold 

Spring Cemetery, near Cape Uay n announcing' their 1924 models. Aro you determined to own real 

City. . ' 

The new values in Willys-Knight 

estate? Tho only way you can 

Deceased - was born at Port and Overland cars nro the direct 

show that you mean it when you 

Elizabeth in February of 1869. Heresult 

of the wonderful sole's and, 

say, "I will," Is to start by making 

lived at Cape Hay City before dti d 

a small initial Investment. Are 

production records .made y tho 

ou going to own your own home? 

coming to Ocean City. For some Willys-Overland Company this Boy the lot that It is to be built 

time after hU advent here he was r, eclipsing any previous period upon. . ' 

engaged as a lather. Subsequent- in its history, which determined 

ly, he started a cigar store in a the officials of tho company to 

little building on the site of which share with tho public tho appre- 

la-Wm. F. Gardiner's place of busiiable saving in costs made pos-' 

ness. Later he rented the ' store, siblo - by an. enormous incrcaso in 

. recently removed, at the comer of business. 

Eighth street and Asbury avenue, Mr. Willys added that In every 

where, until a short time since, ha detail all tho advantages of tho 

conducted a cigar store and pool Willys-Knight car have boon re- 

room. When the building .was retained, while improvements have 

moved, he opened a (tore on Eighth be

• . . ' _ • • . ' , ' : • ' • • . " " " • , ' ' : - ' . ' • • • . ' " • ' ' ' - , . - - . ' , • • * * ' • ' ' ; \ '• " ' ' • ' : ' ' . ' " ' : . ' • - • • • • • ' " • ' . • • ' ' ' • • 

did Realty Co*j 

,. ara ondor th«!| 

pM corner of Ji'• -

mmmm 

Various Sections of the Country 

Ar* Represented by Stranger* 

Now In This .Besort 

The hotel business here U now 

at its peak, and all of the houses 

are doing exceedingly wclL There 

are visitors from many sections of 

the country, Including the South 

and West! •' 

Normsndle 

HUs E. Hammer Smith, C. A. 

Johnson, W. J. Bachmnnn. Theo- 

Huston. John P. Flaherty, 

John C Voorhios. Thou. A. George, 

Mr. and Mrs. Crydor, Mr. and Mrs. 

Brothery, Mr. 

Scull, Mr. and 

Company 

d Realty < 

»re under- 

corner 

• apartment h 

street ami 

the i 

n, to 

one of thC 

nrm*B rentala im 

/ ln ' thO 

870 

Sweiuon. o/ 

>y'Ap»rtmentt to BenJ. 

5^«i Philadelphia ' 

^V:«* Philadelphia J 

'r.KlvAp»itineBt -owned fy. 

^ U «S6 Br^nto 

tioos, must be attached tottolS- 

ding sheet. 

The •oceesaful UoVbr will lt» 

quired to furnish, wiUrfa tain 

from data of the amid, • **U»- 

factory aurety or guarndy oat-. 

pany bond In th* sus if OH 

full smntmt of th* avaid, oa- 

dltloned for the falthfol i ' 

ane* of the contract, : 

aD hill* and wages, at 

be required ta save tb* CBy it 

Ocean City, N. J., aanaWfew! 

aU action* at Uw or otaenh*. 

and by virtue of the tuutag** 

liability act of the StatioMtor 

Jersey or any other act lwililiSg 

to the employes or labored. If - 

RENT FOR WINTER 

Store and Dwelling, together or 

f separate, 6 bed rooms, good 

heating. 

1033 Asbury Ave. 

PROPERTY IS ALSO FOR SALE 

*»«»»«•»•»< 

HHI 

RALPH f. STEVENS 

again solicits your support for 

Republican Nomination 

Member of Assembly 

PRIMARY ELECTION 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1923 

Paid for by .Ralph T. Stevens. . - 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMP^ 

Masses in St Mary's Chapel, 

Second rtreet and Atlantic av^SS 

at 630, 8 and 030 o'clock. 

OMJM Buadayii «t 8t Joseph". 

Church, Bomers Point, at 8 o'clock. 

JB-nday services, 1030 «. m. and 

730 p. m. Sunday School, 12 •*» 

DON'T BE LONELY 

Job The Crowd Who Daily Smile 

. AS THEY 

"Twitch The Switch" 

. • .• - " FOR ' '. . '' . • • .- 

Silent Service . 

• • ' • ' . • A N D ' • ' • • • • . • • ' 

The "Matchles*" Night 


IOth & WEST AVE. OCEAN dTY DIVISION 

JJY 

In time of prosperity prepare for want. 

Subscribe to the 

FOURTH SERIES 

Association 

SEPTEMBER 7. 8 P. M. 

At It. Office. 411 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. 

ROLAND STEELMAN, Secretary. •••< 

• Surety Company bmw 

insurance. ' 

The entire work wfll.b* am- 

Dieted by the Unit day of Nona- 

bor, 1921 

The Board of Zommiuinata t*- 

irve the rich', to reject avy «f 

all bid* or to waive any inforatH* 

in any bid. 

Plan* and specification* ca* M 

obtained from the City Clttk (t 

depositing $10.00. 

ist 20,192X. 

EVERTON A. COHBOK 

Director of PubUe W«rb. 

WM. H. COLLIS30H.JS, 

. City ~ " 

HAHEY A. MOB 

8-25-3t 


at Reed's Beach 


$12 for Party of 8 Weekdays. $15Snnday 

Phone BT Cajw May Court UOUM . 

FOLLOW THIS KOUTKTO REED'S BEACH 

From Oce*» City> Be. fcde City, thenee to Bhor. Eoaa. Shore 

Road to SouthBeayllle Road, over Sooth I —«»"«»• 

to Goshen, to : Boa4 by wWt, 

NOTICB OF BJTBNTKW 

Notice la hereby grren of m 

intention to iDtroduca an em- 

nance, at a meeting of theBom 

of Commissioners of Ocean Cm, 

New Jersey, to be held on th» 174 

day of August, 1023, st the fcco 

of 3 o'clock, Daylight Bate 

Time, at the Commltriqpr 

Chamber*, City HaU, Ocean Cto. 

New Jersey, which ordlnsaoiji 

for the purpose of. IsyiBf »5 

opening, grading; gravetiacaM 

inpnmnE • fiftean wide atnit 

between Thirteenth and Poaiuan 

Streets, and between Aiburr •«• 

West Avenues, Ocean CHy, Wf" 

Jersey; and for'the laying «* 

opening, grading and unprorntV 

with permanent Improveaeni • 

fifteen feet wide street, betjea 

Eighth and Ninth Street*, and1 «#• ' 

tween Central - and Anbury A^ 

ones, Ocean City, New Jeney^M 

a fifteen feet wide street MM** 

Ninth and Tenth Streets, and *>• 

tween Wesley and Central An- 

noes. Ocean City, New Jeney, wt • 

permanent improvement to •* • 

concrete. Improvement laid on* 

concrete base. That the cost, any 

age and expense of the fanjw*; 

menta aforesaid shall be ii'"" 

apott tho uwneis of the land btf>- 

fited thereby in proportion a* eMy 

owner shall be deemed to scqutt*. 

HAREY A. MORKl^ 

City Ctefc^ 

«wîiiiisiiL^^^^ 

Angmt 25, 1928 

NOTICB «' 

The Ocean City Title andj 

Company, Trustee under v*o* 

of Ocean City Yacht Club, ho* 

invites tenders of proposal* • «J - 

bonds of said Ocean City ttm 

Club to be surrendered for redsnP- 

tion on September 1, 1B2S. rain 

the conditions of said mrtg 

UNO W 

ditions of ai 

STIBUNO W. COffi. 

Trust Ottea- .-,• 

Dated August IK, 192X ^ 

•• . HOTICB 

Proof, of l*g*l advertb*- 

•tent* in gJley r«ra« •»» 

be had upon appUcsU" 1 ** 

the Ledger Offlce. 

BHAL B8TATB TBANBF^fl 

Bal« of titmmt f Wtmi- 

deata aa4 Cottager* 

Following I* an abstract of eon- 

entered for record In th* 

•(•Si ' • county clerk's offlc for wttk and- 

lag August 10, published in 

conjunction with th* Cap* May 

Canty Guette: 

SUlweU B. Smith, et ax, to 

inu a Paterson, et ux. $4^00. 

MOtheut 10 feet of .lot 14 and 

northwest 20 feet of lot 16, block 

2, plan 2, Ocean City Land Co. 

Joseph Sehwarta, et HL, toEu- 

•en* C Bonniwell. $6^000. Lot 

in northeast line' of Prymouth 

plsc, 370 feet 

east corner of 

h 

southeast from 

Atlantic avenue 

sad Plymouth place, 7BxB0 feet. 

Otto W. Greenberg to Anna B. 

Karris. 116,000. Northwest 10 

feet of lot 1, block O, plan 2. 

Ocean City Land Co. 

' John V. Espenshade to John J. 

Foster, et ux. $12,B00. Part of 

lot 2, block 4. 

Htnnsh W. Mitchell to J. Frank 

Sbtllcnberger. |1,1BO. Lot in 

•onthwest line of Bay avenue, 176 

bet southwest from Sixth street, 

a 1-3x200 feet. 

Jcnnio A. Spratt to GeorgUnna 

& Priestly. $760. Lot 723. Mock 

1-0, Garden*. 

- 8*me to same.. $760. Lot 724, 

block 7-G, Garden*. 

J. Boone Wlnterateen, et ux, to 

OCEAN CTrY LEDQEB, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 8EVEN 

WilUam G. Latch, et ox. 

Northwest 10 .feet of lot* 683 and 

694, tection D. .' 

8arah~C"H.'Hasland, et alaVto 

Robert S. McConnell, et al 

U>U.69O and 691, section G. 

Walter a Davia, at ux, to Edgar 

F. Berger. Lot 488, section O. 

Sam* toPVillp Boccbino. Lot 

487. aaetlon G. 

William F. Wilson to George J. 

Friek. $2J00. LoU 144 and 166, 

Ocean City Bayous Co., with build- 

Ing*. 

Jennie A. Spratt to William 8. 

NlchoU, at ox. $7,000. LoU Ml 

to 608 inclusive, block 6-0. Gar- 

dens, plan 1. 

Hannah A. Button, ct al*, •x'crL, 

to AugusU tt Murphy. $1^00. 

Lota 744 and 746. section F. 

Rowland Development Company 

to Stanton and Scull. $37,000. 

Southeast .10 feet of lot 2 and 

northwe*t 20 feet of lot 4, block 

O, plan 2, Oc*an City Land Co. 

Southeast t feat of lot 4 and north- 

west 28 feet of lot 6, lot In south- 

west Una of North street, 168 feet 

southeast from Atlantic avenue, 

30x66 feet, lot in southwest line 

of North street. 218 feet southeast 

from Atlantic avenue, 30x66 feet, 

southeast 22 feat of lot 18 and 

southwe»t 8. feet of lot 14, aooth- 

eaat 2 feet of lot 16 and northwest 

28 feet of lot 18. part of lot SO. 

block O, northwest 36 feet of lot 

24, block.O. 

Charie* P. Ectbtll. et m, to 

Charles N. Hurley, et ox. Lot 438, 

section Q. ' 

Stanton and Scull to Cora 3. 

BeUleman. $8,000. Lot in south 

west line of North street, 468 feet 

southeast from. Atlantic avenue, 

80x66 feet. 

Same to Clarence D. Bddieman. 

$6,000. Lot In southwest Una 

North street, 218- feet southeast 

from Atlantic avenue, S0x66 feet. 

Same to Craig Johnston, et 

WM Lot in *outhw**t UM of 

•rom Atlantic avenue, 80x66 fe*t 

Sam* to Alice R. Rhode*. $6,260. 

Lot in southwest line of North 

traet, 278 feet *oothea*t from At- 

lantic avenue, 80x65 feet. 

Fidelity Rsalty Company to Mc- 

Langhlan-Conover Company. $65,- 

000. Tract of land at intersection 

north weat Una'of Bay avenue, 

with south' 

treet. 

$260. 

I*aae C. 

Helen V. Woolston to John O. 

axi*. . $126. One-half-of lot 646, 

section K. 

John O. Taxis to Helen V. Wool- 

ton. $126. Same as above. 

Ocean City Tltl* * Trust Co., 

•pedal guardian, et si, to Harry 

M. Taxi*. $260. One-half undi- 

vided interest in Iota 644 and 646, 

ection K. 

Phoebe R Richmond, et vlr., to 

Sam* a* above. 

Yocum to Harry M. 

Taxi*. Quit-claims all right, title 

and Interest in lot* 644 and 645, 

lection K. 

Harry M. Taxis, et ux^ to John 

OL Taxis. $126. Southwest half 

of lot 646. section K. 

Elijah L. BIley to Eleanor 

BUnchard. et al*. $1,650. Part 

f loU 87 and 88, section C 

Loretto M. Riley. et al*, to 

$2,050. Lot 620. section E. 

Jennie A. Spratt ot ElUn A. 

Hannigan. et vir. $1^60. LoU 

617 and 618, block 6-C. Garden*. 

Wra-H. Campbell to Harry R. 

>••< 

Expert Hair CaUlag H—i aa4 Fadal TrwtsMU 

Special AUamtlaat ta CUUra'i Hair Cattiag ' 

•_ JERRY PULLO 

City HaU Barber Shop 

CIGARS, TOBACCO AND aOARETTKS 

843 Asbaty Areanc, Next to Oty HsJD 

MIKE LENARDO & CO. 

FIH8T-CLAS8 BOOTBLACKPARLOH 

HaU Cleamea umi BlocmW. Firat-Cba* Work 

'' New B*>aV»«t •» ' - 

aQARS CIOASETTBS CANDY 

Under UM> gtrmnd Hotel 517 Ninth StrcH 

Bverytnug for U* Wall AD Work.OuniM 

WILLIAM REYNOLDS 

Paper Hanging 

. TeUpaoa* 14I-J 

Po*Ulv*ly ltXS Stock UM4 oaAU Work 

AT OUR NBW 8TORB-«2« AHBURT AVBNUB 

Ctsu fairy Give*. 



(Sacceedlag the BMI btato us BMrck CO 

Cape May Cow* Home, N. J. 

Acts As Executor anil to « FUadary Capatttr 

MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR 8ALB 

MONET TO LOAN ON MORT6AGBS 

. TTTLKIN8URANCB 

SEARCHES . 

BRIBF8 OF TTTLB CONVBYUrCDKJ 

"Wen Mixed Concrete Ior Permanence" 

P. P. MATTERA & CO. 


Manaractorera of Automatle Tampered 


Eatimatea fumlahed lor Foundation*, Block 

1 . and Cement.Paventonta. 

Ask to aee our new Stoeeo Faced Mod* 


forth street. feet .southeast 

west line of . Seventh 

Sayras, «t ux. Portion of lot Sk, 

Glen Cove. . • * 

J. Wilson Monihan, et ux, to 

EUxabeth HaU. Southeast W feet 

of lots 716. and 716, section G. • 

EUxabeth Hall to Anna W. Moni- 

han. Same a* above. 

Charie* H. Shoemaker, et ux, to 

H. Stanley Fox, et all $8,400. Lot* 

723 to 726 Inclusive, section E. 

Harry P. Harding to Haxel M. 

Goff. $1,000. Southwest 16 feet 

of lot 464 and northeast 7tt feet 

of lot 406, section G. 

Benjamin F. Bard, et ux, to 

George J. Marlor. $31,600. Lot 

482, section C. 

Effle G. Scull, et vir., to John J. 

Foster. $1,400. Lot 310, plan 1, 

Garden*. 

Sam* to Jo*«ph McQuillan. Lota 

IS and 26, block 86, Tockahoe. 

Same to Anna PeUrson. Lota 

6 to 8 Inclusive, block 84, Tucka- 

hoe. 

George F. Erbe, Sr., at ux., to 

Herbert S. Erbe, at ux. 

Lot 32 and 838 feet of 

$3,600. 

lot 31, 

block 0, Corson's Inlet Land Co. 

CONTBACT6B8 

Mall u* your ll*ta for builder*' 

rapplies. We can s*v* you money. 

CHAMPION 

Tenth and Wot An. 

"Look for Th* Sign.- 

Upper Township 

Lewi* E. Barman, et •1., to 

Grace Lafferty. Lot 12, block 42, 

Tuckahoe. 

Mrs. Osborn Corson 

Material* for Decoratlag China. 

AB Aawrtmeat of White China. 

Ftrlag aad Gliding • Bpedalty 

Iastractloaa la- Water Color. 

PHONB I41-J 

FRED ADAMS 

7M ASBURT AVBNUB 

INTERIOR 


Wall PapWa P*p*rkaagiag 

Oil* and China at Studio. 


Ocean City 

PHONB 141 W 


Painting & Papcrhanging 


. ' • PHONE.738 ' 

401 Aabury Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. 

>M«IMM«««»«»»>»*»«»»l*>« 

FRED J. SULLIVAN 

Phone 778-W 

Plumbing: Heatint: 

Jobbing Work Promptly Attended to 

Estimates Furnished . Registered 


JOHN PELTO 

Cement Contractor ' 

SIDEWALKS, CURBING AND FOUNDATIONS 

1163 WEST AVENUE OCKA>* CITY. N. J. 

. TERMS CASH 

If you want the best in Brick Work and 

Plastering:, Stucco and Cement Work, 

•' See • 

HARRY W. BONHAM 

1135 Bay Avenue r. 

WHY SERVICE WHY 

TISTOSELL 

RE AL ESTATE 

Corner Eighth 8L «nd Wesley Ave. ' 

Insurance 

J. R. JONES 

Phone 213 Realtor 

RBGIBTEATION 

DOCUMBNTTNO 

BALKS 


EXCHANGE 

CHAHTEHDJG 

ETC 


OFFICES! 

126 8. FIFTH BTBBBT 


TeL Loahard B4M 

766 A8BUHY AVE. 

OCEAN CITY. N. I. 

Tel Ocean City 220 

BROWNLEE'S 

PHONE 66-R 

MAI/INC MAMS 

^ lOCAkSi PHJLA. AND OCEAN CITY 

' '' 

DAILY EXPRESS 

Office and Warehouse 

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


PfclU. Odlea—2S S. Fnml St. 

B.U Phoaa—Lombud 2300 •' 

)»•*•***«' 

»»•>>»*>•>>•«•» 

Demand for any product nukes its market 

value. The greater number or people to 

whom the product is presented the greater Js 

the demand. Therefore, the property yon 

want mU or rented should be Usted with 

every reputable broker In Ocean City. 

Keystone 

Realty 

Company 

Whew! but It's Going to be Hot! 

Sun blazing in—glare sickening— 

everything. sizzling—and no awnings 

up because they were not ordered in 

time. 

Funny how people win wait until the 

tenth hour! . 

• The rush then is so terrific that the 

best-manned forces cannot get the work 

. through without occasional hitches. 

.. How much better to order AT ONCE 

and the work can be given the time 

necessary for thoroughness. 

Measurements can be made Immedi- 

ately . and. the awnings finished-and 

held for orders. 

Then the first blast of the sun will 

find your house cool and protected. 

LAWRENCE M. LEAR 

637-39 Asbury Avenue 

WINDOW SHADES 

DRAPERIES 

RELIANCE TRANSPORTATION CO. 

TIME TABLE 

CAPE MA* AND WILDWOOD TO OCEAN CITY VIA SEA ISLE CITV (NORTH BODND) 

A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M..P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 

Cape May—P. 4 R. R. BUtlon.. 

WUdwood—P. R. R. StaUon 

Rio Grande ..u~...u....«.....uu».. 

Whitesboro 

Wlldwood Golf Club .. 

Court House 

Swain ...—..-.. 

Clermont 

Ocean View 

Sea I»le City 

Strathmere » 

66th Street, Ocean City .... 

34th — • • —• — 

6JMJ 8.30 0.80 10.30 1230' 1.30 2.30 

7.00 8.40 9.40 10.40 12.40 l;40 2.40 

.„„ 7.16 8.68 B.66 10.66 12.66 1.65 2.65 

7.20 0.00 10.00 11.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 

7J26 0.05 10.06 11.06 1.06 2.06 3.0K 

7.S0 0.10' 10.10 11.10 .1.10 2.10 3.10 

O7 0.17 10.17 11.17 1.17 2.17 3;17 

7.46 0.26 10^6 11^6 1J25 2^5 3.26 

7^0 0J0 10JO 11.30 1.30 2.80 3.30 

7.68 038 1038 1138 138 2.38 3.88 

8.06 0.46 10.46 11.46 1.46 2.40 3.46 

8.13 0.63 10.63 11.63 1.63 2.63 3.62 

932 10.02 11.02 12.02 2.02 3.02 4:02 

City^ 8.87 10.17 11.17 12.17 2.17 8.17 4.17 

030 

0.40 

0.30' 8.30 

6.40 8.40 

0.55 8.55 

7.00 0.00 10.00 

7.05 0.06 10.06 

4.30 5.30 

4.40 5.40 

4.55 5.55 

.5.00 0.00 

5.05 0.05 

5.10 0.10 -7.10 O.10 10.10 

5.17 0.17 7.17 0.17 10.17 

6.25 6.25 7^5 0^6 10^6 

5.30 6.30 7.80 0.30 1030 

5.38 6.38 7.38 0.38 1038 

5.40 0,40 7.40 0.46 10.46 

5.52 0.52 7.52 0.52 10.62 

6.02. 7.02 8.02 10.02 11.02 

6.17 7.17 8.17 10.17 11.17 

OCEAN CITV TO CAPB MAY AND WILDWOOD VIA SEA ISLE CITV (SOUTH BOUND) 

A.M, A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M- P.M. P.M. 

8th and Ocean Avea., Ocean City. 

34th Street, Ocean City 

66th Street, Ocean City 

Strathmere ,',...^,J- 

Ses Isle City ^^...___. 

Ocean View » 

Clermont —L. 

S w a i n .•'• ...nil 

Court Houie 

Wlldwood GoU Club 

Whitesboro .. 

Rio Grande... 

Wlldwood—P. 

Wlldwood—P. a R. StaUon -^ - 

Cape May—9. * R. R. StaUoau^ 102712^7 

8.40 10.40 11.40 12.40 2.40 3.40 4.40 6.40 7.40 8.40 10.40 11.40 

8.66 10.66 11^6 12.56 2.55 3.55 4.65 6.66 7.55 8.65 10.65 11.55 

9.04 11.04 12.04 • 1.04 3.04 4.04 6.04 7.04 8.04 0.04 11.04 12.04 

0.11 11.11 12.11 1.11 3-11 4.11 5.11 7.11 8.11 0,11 11.11 12.11 

0.10 11.10 12.10 1.10 3.1D 4.10 5.10 7.10 8.10 0.10 11.10 12.10 

937 1137 1237 L27 837 437 637 737 837 037 1137 1237 

932 1132 12.32 132 332 432 5.32 732 8.32 032 1132 1232 

0.40 11.40 12.40 MO 3.40 4.40 5.40 7.40 8.40 0.40 11.40 12.40 

0.47 11.47 12,47 1.47 3,47 4.47 6.47 7.47 8.47 0.47 11.47 12^7 

0Ji2 11.52 12.62 1.62 3.52 4.52 5.62 7.52 8.62 0.62 11.62 12.52 

9.57 11.57 12.67 1.67 - 3.57 4.67 6.67 7.57 8.57 8.67 10.67 12JS7 

110.02 12.02 1.02 2.02' 4.02 5.02 0.02 8.02 0.02 10.02 12.02 1.02 

10.17 12.17 1.17 , Z.17 4.17 6.17 0.17 ai7 0.17 10.17 12.17 J.17 

137 237 437 637 637 837 037 1037 1237 I'JW 

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