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ARMY BOXERS INPH1LA; with honor*, _ from tin jnunny, ~ y, n tt reKimoni refnment iume.i fum**d for mr its in. U l m m l t ¥ of Delaware, ..nnouncefighting: material, h-w ilnelopeil n m(,nt WH, „,„,,, Wtllnet,do t,vn ^S.^.!^.^*.. 1 : 1 t ,!.. !!', l-lt that Mn* M,ml Pjle dauBh hoptfut _ . . . . u in attendance The piiijariLy of? the delegation, luiifcrw rr *ill be /ropi Fenntwlvdnji, Mir>Iinlp Delaware and Kcw ji/-Miy *• *J" K f Jkrtliur ( Jpdtpon, secretary of tlic Hillpr l*ckiOopipanyrhof ThH -;, arlfip]ili>f wiILln chairpnuv and ho J L ' Ik (iii thi nrogquq fotw i " MANY VISITORS KNIGHTS TEMPLAH 4a Htar Dr. Sjfeak June 20 CHURCH CDmmanderyr Ko y J ^ s plan?, wlifch has amon Kits membprship, many —Tlilnl Floor :v"Some Excellent Material ijnd> »„*, Scraps ps to be Seen r-C ' In I Ri Ring TO AT $ESQUI - , ';• Former Cham- .; pibn, Freddy Welsh, Is ' ~ Coaching Boys 1 Hew Ynrt, June 10—A fontin j ' £tnt «f army boxers from Gwer II * , nora Island, Icii by Lieut C A !' : .,.' \Veickpr, of the Sixteenth lnfaii try, with Captain Freddy W(,Uh,i former lightweight chironliin of the WflHd, nu co irfi left todn> for the iScsqm-Centennial Exhibition in Thllodelphln, where thev will u J fifcTlt in a tlirep-comered towna fi j Jncnt with boxerr of the navy anit marine corps for ultra service championships. Lieut Wpiekert fl^htinj; squad, tht 1 View of Donations Received at Ocean City Seashore Home for Rabies. fcecond Corp i reinforced upon ar MARRIED TWO rival In Philadelphia by boxers frdin the Third Corps Aren anri it •will then become known as the All YEARS; PAIR Army Boxing; T>am The prellnilndnets of the trtumu ment-ftpen tonight at th*. exhibition KEPT SECRET stadium ThOBfe who mrtlif the opening clashf-s *VL til fight in the sêmi final's on Weilnesdav Jnne 16 . Torbert and Miss Py and tne cliampion hips will be Latter of Wilmington, fought for in the finals oh "Ftiday Spring Surprise June 18 Lieut Welder, for two jeari bbiini? instructor of the Si\t«.ntli Robs He i«? confident of annexing Uic championships of the light hcavjMitifrht, middle ""t, Hjthtu-eipht nnd buitum : division^. _]ftut Wclcker's big: four an* jjh.t-btitvy\** i i£lit Jimmit. Tin\ a, Middleweight JJilh T r a n k 11 n - g- - R - Cliarlip •" • w a n I Bata)Jj*(Jtbt Jw Currj All arc champions hi of f th the SSunml Corps Area and membirc of the Six tetnth Infantry Dimmutiye burpnM! package*, are in the lighting *» ti nuc ter of Mr. ami Mrs. Clarencn J. PyleF of 702 West Twenty-fir^t Wilmington^ antl Richard r Torbert, ^t>n of ilr. and Mrs. Harry W, Tortanrt, of Chcaii City, bail been mafri**d eincy February. It was the culminfttion of i t romarico and courtship that h«*l la*ti* for their kindly interest and financial (support. In the name of the little suffering babies who recei\e the benefit of thi** work. Following is a Ii t of food stuffs donated, with the names of donors Cases of pea% beans urparagu$, v illofi eaca of pe&s; beans, prunes, large tUm box of oatmeal? twelve cans of tomatoes, earn; twelve WILL BE BRIGHT eang svspgfated milk; ten padsagg§ of minute tapigoi 80 pounds of sugar* 2 bags of flour* 8 pQundi AS DAY AT THE qf tea; 2 pounds pf coffee 1,8 baskets of potatoes i soap, ' eriges, matehesj spaghetti, oranges, med^ PARK THEATRE leal supplies and cakes, from | Messrs, Mann, Schanti, American ^-^ ._ Stereo Ketok Brothers, JefTrits* Marked Improvements Beinglnsarkgt, AeJd^r'a bakery, Gorden'i Made to Property at market) TiptM Inn, 080111101*1 store, Adams Park Place 1 furniture store, Woolwofth's, WnIlttCf'ii hanlwaif „., . . . i store, Holbnoh^ drug gtsre, Thor. pr..l)ablj «"--" t » busier Hatnei 1 eut price ilraB store, Aulf. »,.» in Iwntlih ~oek thiin Bid- j sto WiUon'i. (froMfy store, ney K fctanli) of tin- Moorlyn;part m a l k i U Niekerson'i, market, Theatre, nho *a, nctlMly gaB-, Bowke|Jl! ^ BmhiV 1 !! market, J, id in wmimt the m.n^ niirked j ^ ^ , a m | j,,, j H|S)>Hnbotham. and improvements to the I Cmh eontrihutions were HN-eiv- Park Tin Mix nnd ill of the build-|e(| inj^ undtr thf Bennethum nitl Sul-i Mayfir Joseph G, Champion, tin owner^np on tht Hoardwalkl at Hnd jiboi-e I* irk plae** J. Trout,'A; Smith,'H, 8, When the Park 'hi*tr, openi. M n fl g u j g v for the -.M on S .tur.l,.> June | QeB -^ •,.„„ Qeo w G L L 1), w,th Tom Mix and Tony, its. fiarn!tt, W I .Raymond. N. C, "'IUHI! th° n rrtabli'hmriit "'so to 1 ?* 1 A ' V - Smithl FFel1 Adams i lompliti- and t..mpreh n-|^. 'have.g" 1*^,^ %/MoJlJ; John**V: been tht ihangci for tin bttter in «.,.,„ u » Smith J narielsh th., builrtinir in c.l.lit...i. to the Jl^'Jii HerbertP Camptall' embel,-hmcnt^ an.l mbbe, g „!,„„.„;„_ jBmeii- McMknui.; tire d llnor ppatron- «.ll see u flne „ w Qitlilmr Wm, Fraseh J, The o reniiSny n. pprformwl in . ml,roic onri . .irgan an on, of th.- ben p Jone j Thiomley Hughes, H. rumberland, Md , by the Riv Pmn | ln th^ State I Hliknr) partor of (hi- Pres. aDol,t thi byterian Olumli Imniediately afterward the younir 5*nd popular Cftuplc retumetl to their unlversUy life nnd no one dreamed that they were man fttul wife until they an nounced it to members of the family. \fter h.uinv a brilliant r«onl in the Wilmn-ffton Huh bilionl 1.1 ish Pvle Tiient to tht Wn , t nêr-iitj of Deli ware four >e*r^ flff« lliew "hi continued her icsUêmfc mil poriiil t/m^r With Ruch4Jdi£tinclion thtit she btLafi-t ninrleU a*« one of the ablest and mofit popular students blic took the jrtn and scienn. course, majontip in *»c.fnr* 1 n«nt is >,,.rinB no ,Ipl«, in O,e'^ $ M. CaSron; MM. J Catlnian, Darby wdl be cnn«tn«u>1l on the After 1 -, Ldditlon to thene contrlbu. beach, in front of tht Ihi itn , ——' - ie Ladiee m>f opportunity for nijfht IiatliiliE for thomj who may so i!e.| Thore will bi crtabli^hfd 1 Aujulisrjr of the j CHurrfl fent R cheek h Ci f Ja] im «t tt.a £trdin on tht JKJU 1 Jjpn CHurrfl fent c 'or f 10, am! the Bainhow Cia»s of ho MeOlddirt Church a check for f'ilii, "in rti cheek far ift hi.; been P^'X;rai "«gj^ jS[ Z: i Bf t£ ^ndVstor, Tt\h."^ ""^ StXdl^f "fl"Sd vvill bi *n npen jir ice e follont.d htr election thi )(ir both IM lUtifulK arr hhonorarj fnU'rniu of Phi Kappj | )„ tln snn[, ,„,( tin h b1,-ith haupe ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER fhl will her Er»du ition «itli thi arc ,[,.„ „„,),,rR .k«.M - • • •1«.| GIVEN HARD CHASE desree of bachelor of arts on list pr0,ements 1) Barrett, In I Monday ichini ch in-i of oif tht thi. h hth ith u is the-CBughi, He Laier Made Hl» E« YUIIHK Torbert al j i V,t\ t\ right m.m in the nj,ht pi H HH. . He eape—"Booie" Held mineton i lligh llih SSchool student t for f . has h all ll of f the th latest ltet and d most pops time, but was urariuatfd from' ular bathing suit* for the use of The entire populace of Haven the Oci im Cit Hi(fh Schu am i-pptnl td h him an I member b He H ll l th B d l k f thi- foo tacUe jenh Elfrtlou al"*j wa Be- : ( I , „ Jii« feworil. roes utarteil at the opprraeli _ - , „ ul >,,u Semeni Point-Ocean T-, ilm>,t the Boardwalk ts., ttutenwBi|e bridge, when I for the dnver of-a tinrtlnn" He 1 of the thrw companies of thS1VC ast summer,' received last Monday lis commbtîon us a- second Wutt\- e C;ty mt in the Reserve Officers*'TrainrkfJ(dayT July 6 Sn^ Corps* He also •was elected a hiember of the Phi Kappa Phi hon- rl i> I n I lainet Itritk^ W E orary fraternity and. Wid several Mi J n I LeRo Hftwo, who jla offices during his four^year 4i n i *iII (I as a committee, -hy tho ejfe course-, .bcUiE t h tmlH r of Comi7i^rcef to make urMiirruunt* for th*» deception in I i ill rl iniqeiit of the Friends' It n til ( onferenc^, which will be in nil iion hire from July 6 to 13, lurlir- a>P lire completing tenta Uii prrmoments, ( 1 Jiv l/i II is will u&e the mnîc \t i\jIlifiTi 11 Uô.JSoai'dwalif and the i mi parh n* ' • •V •• Mi•1 V 1 '} Mm i HAVE LUNCHEON* 05f THE r___ ^ -- plan to take u'leisurely lohchcori in p\ir\bo*rtito* ift^MSJlWrnui i, and tea room. You will find delicious .food* Bervfed< Inômlorteblo ' Surroundings at very reasonable prices./-' ^S^XJ"' 'I '** * rV .'l Interest to Shoppers Introducing to Ocean City 4 Vanity Fair' Chiffon Silk Vests Introductory Price 1 .tk Light nod Gosiumer us a Bulterfly'B Wing I , . Exquisitely soft against the skin and as dainty and lighi as the finest French chiffon, these vests'are sure to appeal to the discerning woman. They are the finest real chiffon silk underwear made, Woven entirely of pure Oriental silk. In peach and pink. Cut extra long. Women's RAYON HOSE The 79c Kind 59c Good looking, durable itockingi, in all the newest •hades. Lisle tops and soles. Semi-fashioned. , M. E. IUU Oo,-Slre« FlMr "Vanity Pair" Vanti-Silk Vests Special $2-- In thi dainty, delicate ribbed weave that is so well liked. Cut full and very elai-, tic. Hemstitched bodice tops and shoulder straps of self. Bloomers to Match, $3,48 M, s. PUii o,,_st«« Bob Evans' Maids* Uniforms Excellent duality black lawn cloth uniformB in popular straight.line models. Two large pockets, inviiible buttons, and organdy collars and cuffs. Other uniforms as follows! CAMBRIC Uniforms $2.98 Splendid uniform! In oil white. Will made, Ltwn. Cloth Uniforms $3.98 Good black uniforms that will give excellent service. JUNE! The Month When All Women Want Their Hats of i Hundreds" and Hundreds of new/whlte felts. lake suminerV fleecy -clouds. v Or^tho'^, downybreaat of a song "bird/ ' iM. E. ULATT CO.i J-' * WHITE FELT $2-95 to $5-05 White felts.for every'ago of woman, from the sjjrightly the, ' Grandmolltei'. •V^BOJltawy Department—jralrf Floor EVBLATT '**> • - White felts for every coiffure: Boy-bob to luxuriant, heavy tresses. All white hats, or white-with colors. Bios* ( 1' :';(!, j v ,~ Soisette Uniforms $4.98 Soft, silky BpIsattB In good black. Well msd«. Poplin Uniforms $5.95 IhcBi come In both block awl white. Bplenurih Ftoofdidljr tollowil, Clearance Sale of Girls'andTots'Coats Formerty up is $19,9i Twilll Plaids Vlannils Novelty, Coati iiileBiild • i I e r t- Biaiit or esall in liolh eiioris snd a f a p n moUeiii. Ivefy • esHt nletl? llnnl with, -Ilk of satin de elilfia. Not' AtL ajKflHn fill " Siiei i to 6 SiMS 7 to 14 M, ^, BISU C^^^Foyrih Floor Women'i Smart , Pongee Dresses .95 For Home, Street Dr Business Wear Charmine dres- BS ' convenient Cor Summer daj 8. Of' good quality pongee in one and two piece effects. Variety of styles Some trimmed with polka dotted silks, others with flowered fabrics. t M.- , it. ^ IT,] HousewaMps Continuing Our Important Seasonable OfferinK of Needed Und Wanted 1 Home Supplies- GREAT FREE OFFER! Free With Each Purchase of • NAPANEE KITCHEN CABINET 1 *6 Hot; Point Iron $i UnlYCinal Toaster fl Universal El«lrlc Coffee Pereolalgr DOWN Dtfjnn One to Year Homi IpMlil Terms AiLOWAi $1 A WEEK With amall dawn payment C 3 $5,00 Fern Stands Wicker fern or flower stands with metal fn> Bert, $2.98 $3,50 Pern ' Stand8 Squaw fsm or flower stamis with motal in. sett Plate and Frame Pryex pic-plate is • ovrnproof ami guaranteed Framo is lilckle plnted witll metal handles. $1.89 M CBiitt Co.—nriii mm $1.95 Hose Reel $1.59 Hut.n t.btatli on !• Ini In dlnnnt vutaji • ^ . • ,'i'f 15" 20 J 33 35c 18 "*m ' '
V -, "W- ^ Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger OCEAN CITY PRINTING ANB PUBLISHING CO. £fntlnfl-Lal(ir Billdlnr, BjtiU!-stni^«nil IIDO Ayeiioe Telephone f people or cars assemble, the police department is always represented. Parking in the city pk>,t can, be restricted to day and evening, ending at midnight. If parking is proper jn the streets and 1 avenues near the beach at njKht, including Fifth and gixth streets, then what is wrong with accommodating hundreds of additional cars'in the city lot? lias anyone, a suggestion for parking that will accommodate and please the city's thousands of new and old patrons'' Is the cv^y lot, worth wer a million dol iars,-to.£p {p wafts another year, when it w Hbaol^tply n,eo4ed foj parking relief Fgr opep m her history. let Ocuui City tie able tp take care of extra business to the gatitfaetjoh of those who pay for all the pity possesses. Here; jg $n emergency that deserves im Mediate attention and action. The plies of stone and dirt on Eighth „ street will help fill the city lot. Let's get ' l)usy and do something constructive , We l)ave had enough procrastination and silk the Ordinan Now Before Com,-! n ( for Several Innovations made from allies taken tiom then dresses by girls of Portsmouth N H , white stripes being from the wedding gown of a recent bride In commemoration of the idoption of the flag bj Congress June 14, is celebmtetl throughout the nation as Flag Da\, this ob- servance having been fosteied b> the Bin evolent and Protective Order of Elks, among whose lodges it was made obligatory m 1908 It 11 most fitting that this occasion should iene to make a renewal of allegiance to the flag The "Pledge to the Hag," taught and reneated dailj bj pupil 1 } of mam schools, is £S follows "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the j sin it-. iai' ihall be United States and to the Rcpublii foi which it Htands, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice, for all" ojl public iyorlf to, last the balance of V our \iVea. Wtyle a| Qrj TOYING HEBE | this week a repre- sentative of the Sentinel-Ledger was amazed '|o find that the developers of that êty re- t ^ 3 t& ll 't k th port -i^y - the Armj at Foit Schu\lei, N Y, August i, 1777, where the flag was nude EiHbomlo plnn^ for thr vntvr talnmcut of tlie PennBylviinin Kail ttmd. Vetoraon' Assodiition wh«?n the 'member* ctime to this cit> Thursday, Juno 24. nre hcing per by tin.* Chambei 1 of Com- The boys, to the nunibt-i of 1&00, with » lui'^c band, will make the trip to this* rrso&in two special trains, reachinp here ahoul 9 o'clock on the morning of June •Z'l. They wilt be met at the depot liy city officials and ProsMent J. Fred Munno and other members of the Chamber vl Commerce, mill cs corUxl to the beach, where they will indulge in cAliKthcnies uuiirr tlie direction of W. Wnrd Ucnni, of Philadelphia and this city Dinner will be nerved Pllinilcrs, und the visitors will be entertained with swimminK exhibi tions and fancy diving by Amhai MUlor Club pirh in i SnT*h Brj on the spot, white stripes and stars cut from | thers,- the latter water f l MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN THE NEW GOLF CLUB CaptalnH of TeamH Are Working Suc- cessfully for Goal Another dinner meeting sf tha promoWn and memberi sf the Ocean City Golf Club win be held at the Flanders this (Friday) _ nlng for the purpose of learning nf tin progress being made in the organization of the Hub lntciest Ing rtporti are expected from Qit Liiptain*- uf the five tCtiul*., appoint td ill the last mi etmg Ihfre Via* homt talk oT forming i permanent orîniâtion but it wa* flimllj agreed to postpow thin action until the cluli ha* a larger iiliinlKr uf immhcii It was tut iort» to the contrary nptFiHuhjadine. that u the lament of Miss Lorclta Bughan, vf UarrtfiliurE, who was a rcc- ent visitor at the Municipal Pier on the Boardwalk. At least, that U the only ob- jection the young woman seem- ed lo find, with the city when she registered at the pier. At the HtKBf right hind cornir of the book Is a Biuruio for re- mirki. MIn Bughan'i rpniark •y short and to the point: "No Moustaches. 1 ' Henry H ilartfr ct ui to LIHInn G Murphy *20,WJO In front of Lot 814, Section P, i^nd tn front of lot 818, Ocean City Association Alamo It Moore et ux, Arthur IK Slade, ot m, to Moore Ik ' SJudt $1 Beginning at point ill , auuthi wtcrly line of Atlantic avt rue, dmtullCL 360 feet northwardly 1 from Southwesterly IUIL of Eighth street, continuing bouthwefltcrly of that point in f or b in and uloiiK ssutheuterly lino sf Atlantic ave> line diBtancsof 80 feet and of that width extendisf ln e or d South- eastwardly ahd_ parallel* with ISIfhth street to Blparlttn Commi». Bionerg' exterior lltie. Mamie A Johnron (uldow) to IMUT liinil(-Ul.'n I rnoit C Schmidt i-t ux £3W) Be- BOAT PLOlll.HfcD einmng at P°"lt lu southerly line THROUGH WIRLS \nliury nwrni 70 feet northeast wimlly frvm lnter&ectioii of north }'ne Hcctrtc I i(rliardt nut ,,f it lllon northeoHwardly nlonB • , u » ,-L i i r< miutheasterly lino Atiburv lutnui Io coursebythetl.l. th. li.lv Sunn, i0 fe|t_ th^,l( ,,f fhat width e" «' n 10 foot phasure jaiht of Phil | tnnling wutlit ustnardly ut Ls to.W A11 "n hl Pudicted H at. bech, Cornmnn, „„ ad^lpiiui plvn^hi-il through mtw.irk of hikh ten ion wins when it att< mptcd to gu tliruui-.h the two draw bitil^fs on th< Same to samr $^00 Brglnnuifr On in IIU Srtniei^ Point hunk at point in nuutheauterly line As lanl ii feu din, nô ' burv uvenui 100 feet northeiiHt The Inn s furnishe.1 ]|j,l,t for th. w irill >. rr . 0In intcriintlon of north ut> Homur tht ilm s VM n oon repainil and tha nty uîv \stth out lighting. [Kin. r f(ir i ptnoToi khs th in fiM* mlnutfs U nisgic i ^41) to riiiM. thi hri.I^ h twn. tn Ii t tht haul KO Hiring Ii Win ii thi boat Ungltd m thi. Wins in the fiist attempt tho biidjrts win low. nil aftet thiee minults to Ink. tjin uf traffic iJitt r tht.^ n rusfil ind rem tint. 1 up fur iilmut fuur minute i t.ach 1 lit r >0K jme >atht camt b ick throui h tht '^ f* w it i\ s I it* r without | ' r >00 I Till event. Li, fialil houtliîisttrly line Anbury a\i | «'nue 100 feel to northwesterly line of a I ine or alley I Same to samr iti rlj lint Fifty seventh strict mth siul suutlu HHterly Inn As buiy ivuiut, thtnee nnrlheast uaulli iluiiif taid outfit lit. rlj lira Asliurj iMnue 10 fett, thintt 1 .if ihil mdth eittii.|inK MutlmiHt wrardl> it I i tn snul southi ii-tpi 1> line Atbury Lvtnju 100 f.tt t.ij thr innthw.ittrly line of a lint 1 or illt> I idi-nty Realty < o to Thoma I 1 lownsend and Clayton K liob I > 1 I iits 7(i r ) R15 I,HZ CVI O'l 511, fiJO, 53^!, ill bsO " H7 4 38, |>1'J, r i | Elaborate Display of Kire for second riîdinp; at the regular: works Is l*art of VfO- weekly niceliilK of the Itoanl i>f (fratn Outlined Commissioners Monday af^rnoon, when if the mi i nn EOI s through, the entire phnse of the Si etion A \rthur M DeMarii i I ux and Fnnik Vt I OK in tt ux tn [ retlt r I Siiuiri. a ux I Lot J70 1 ") ind ^70l> Hln k 21 Octan ( tt> tianlt HI . 1'pptr Townnhip ' S>Kums f Airman tt ux tot S10I lot RADIO TIMKITECES In a recent interview Olof OhUon chief engineer of a wateji factorj made the intoi esting prediction that watchc;, of the futme may be run by radio impulses sent out bj a broadcasting station MJV-9WSOTI IS quoted an s, I [HI b*t*MD W««t und tlfcUBS A**&UH. I ISf ph C< lluih tt UX til Ahrilhlim s«iloo c mm from -Jinti, i, Fmiruulk 1 Mills and S iniuol < mint r ind 111. Ur .nloa.il S\,|nn I. ll mtl Ihilrj I! leiln i" , .". '"J°" IIIIII 111 i mill M (nliin ,, Tl in toutliwi t si ttion I 1 nut I i sum (I Noitlmt t uirt I hit- Jl und 21, Bin It 12 I 1 tn nnrlhi utt Mction i ui ih ''In IlizKhMh Smith tn II iinin *°uf. b« .M "iiniond lot h Hlmk 1" north ' tast hcttion I Tlilrl* Ffiurlh tt >Vlllllllll II HillHrt tt Nln.li.nlh to fmm Tnvnii Fnurih ID •mtl iMtwrvii Oit may Md tin \fhicle uch Kiirin i.rl ()r U m, imn plate of business mil thin onlv the .1 n inil CMMiing thi in i miinni r a proudttl in tin ' toncert,s at interval^ in eti tirihnance Istctmns of thc towp There will bf no th in^< in thf I — — parking on Aslmn *i\i nu. with iwlMSN HKF thc txctplioti of l time limit mi , , e T . . . ,„_,.„. vrri,mlt MomlM-r" of the ci litr.il lire -ta .ertain sect,ons 1 iri,t strett A loniphtecopt of the prop, s, ,1 n|]() ,,„„„„ „„,„„ ,t , 1K nilock Jaw is publish.il .Is, win re in tin xhursdnj aft. rnoon Io t xtincuihh I > On.in (il I F Stinley Krtps \. wtnn Hirh. r Jl I to l>% me lilock 2' O uu, It. Abraham Hrotimm. ^1. Lot M and 12, Hlui-k H(i, northe-isi tM-tiiiu, ItiiKurin Ciuun.'lli et ux ro Irving I'itch, tniHli'v. (1. 1'nri -or Intn I til 2 Ul< ..k 3, soutliw. ^t KiLlion I I l tt ux ll Ift "I 1 Mtl wyh PRIMARIES TO BE HELD TUESDAY Congressman, Anscmljlyman and Freeholder Anionf; Those to be Nominated we have thp almost chronometers and other time-pieces of the present While Ijlr Ohlson's idea of a radio watch, which may be earned in the pocket while kept going through impulses from a distant station, mn,y appear faplastic, the wonderful achievements already witnessed must inspire A belief in its possibility NEED TRAFFIC LIGHTS NOW h ffi l b b d The traffic Nh t th^t b»ve been ordered l d dd bf a y^ ^ for Ninth street are already needed before the summer wwda arjivc. More thrilk ymn ^t a'circus are, provided all day and evening on Ninth styfe^t, tietween Central if and" f^cean avenues A traffic policeman at Ninth street and; avenue would have fl valuable in- an^ prosily'prevent a painful, if not fatal, pecideni, pending the installation pf the traffic lights. fiction will survive so long ta I Aged "Leather-Neck" Has Enviable Service Record •hi ilav. bo MTIO. arc cm I The pnmii> elect /i in StHt. will hi hoh! mil Tut Amtinp thi nnniinilitins to matle b> Repubiit ins anil D cratf, in Cipe Ma> Count> thoM for UliKro.!, StdU- A bly and county fn choldcr Conpfrc ihman Isaat Bacharach who httfl horvfil mti>>t act.cptnhly for &evend terms, ii unoppohed for the Republican nomination and A* cmblvmin Cha" C flpad will lio n iKimiiiHli.il for the .Stutc A" wmbl> Ocean Citv has no cindul-ite for noimrjiitlon fur tho olTict of mem btr of the C ipe Ma\ Countv Board of Freeholders Henry Y Cloutinp, of Upper lowmihip, who hai large business Intfrtst*? not only in his oun locality, but aHo other fieetlon" of the county in iltidlnjt Oci'an City, Ii. .1 candldnte for the Republican nomination for freoholder from LJpptr Townfehlp, which adjoins Ocean City K bound- ary line! I ox L \ i i I1.uk lnt I) ilteaii I CiU Baj * itw l anli ns ITL tl it. 11 r t, it r i • i xn pi > tlj > V H KHPIiital tn MjH '«l'»1 ll.i Itil, Su h A Rrtttl Robinson et il I «l 101 »",•• "" V'l'hi i Williams I ind II mill lot COS tcUon H Ul " rt "'" y, S725D. UeRinninff in southwest line of North Btreiilj/lW feet soilthea^t of . Atlantic itvenuc cnntHiniiiK Kouthca.Kt :t0 fret; thcnce.Rputhwr.it Ti& feet. Hans Burkhar.lt et ux to Wil- liam .1- Cob>. $1. Lots 2Htii! anil 28W, block 28-G, Ocean City Oar- dens, Clinton I,, llrerkli-y Title and lmnt Co bldn $15 l i474 2D for |IT,0110 par \slue of bonds from fir*t i*ia tunlv, and atcrued inttrest Hul No 2 indicated above, that if &, V O'Hnen 4 Co, uf New York Lity, is the sucee^f il bid undtr the advertisement CLAKBNC2 S SCUii , Citv TreasuiLr WM 11 TOLLISSON, Jli , City Lnginet.1 The award wag made to this HolTman t Co , of New York who were also bidders, neglected to •nun their bid, and their offer wan therefore declared irregul--- — not considered FRIDAY, HWE XX, OCEAN CITY; N. EDGAR F; Clarence DuBeis 1 New Bast, JoM Uunehtd. clean and q prevents ths Becumulation of VBI dl th FOB iAia-Ooroer lol, '» » »°. «« •r, WM nvqiiu!, oolwlB Rndlu ly, Arthur McCullough Hh McC McCullough, Alfred Hugh MucCotter, J Curtis Powell, Wm, Lake, McPaniel and Lewis Grosser, s, Lake, G KEEPING IIP EGG PRODUCTION IN SUMMER Many New Jersey poultrymen have been finding in the last few yuan that heavy production can be maintained with thi! old birds in the fleck during the aummerby careful management of the laying houses, observing precautions in huses, fooiling, and cu Blk lty ng lli oiling, a g, Black, poultry spec recautions in ng, reports L M ialiit of the ious pal sap the vitality of the birds, large part of the day IB spent In- Bide by the birds, so If the-heat ig excessive their vlgQE is great- ly redueeil. Ample freih cool water and a ateadv supplj of green rtulT also are found on these succpnsrul fartnit, Freih, succulent, green feeds play a big part in keeping the birds healthy and active. In the FOB iAt,B_T»n.lili!» jininil Hk »_ •win anil oilier turnliun, dmp , cm bo Mil mornlna., MB, fl. W. ri.MlnBl»B, i'Dl el HHI bo Mil mora lio'DnliiiiMjr elms, na., elm UPHO14«TSBiE .ml «M»r fujBltuy «- PHOLSTJBlt mill .liki Bui! illlll n.B«lni»i, u LouSn avenue, althy of th Iwnlti las l n B lMl ..liddlo of the morning four FOB SALB-On< ive pounds of green stuff for vimm « 1 ' birds U given, ""•• *»»'» Al and "iOPH," CLASi HAD JOLLY HEACH PARTY Membirs of ihi. Bophnmorr Ui^ of the Detail Citv High bchool, with a fe» friend-, hail a M-ry enjovahle beach party near N'urth stri,et la«t msht Thiy luil hot ilngn and re.ai.tei! marahmal lown, a treat that made a strong appeal to all of them Thn»6 in the partv comprised thi followmB MlKSts Vivian Living ,ton anil Mirinm Hal.leman, in utruitoris in tht Hthool, Be-mi- Ifihir Mary Donohue, Mildred ,haw,' Frunten Stretton, Kutherinc ' ' Lmma Hamel flii.itiil for tl^ht years He via* trdii-fi.ni.il to St AiiEUBtiiici Chulih hem t«ehc j-rur* .i|ro Reêriil seiii^ aj|o lie erLCteil tbt clniEiel at gecoinl stmet anil At luntie diniiur, .mil itinut the name time In- huilt Hie nrw church ut •lamer* Point, lot ileil jlnng the Shnn mill He I- now cnmplptinB plun* to ctahll-ih u paiuchul ,thnol in the uptown clnipel cmh 111 September Hi 1^ u IMtl\c of Bonii-nlewii huth tlal- i^m>. •JIIITIIV -»»•..-- • rnciln, Catherine Hann, LOUIM Hann, Marjone AilamM, Ailelini- Carfango, CIIBN Adelizn, Bortha Hu^k Floîl TompkiiiH lliivmonil Thompson, Arnold katd, "Dizzy" Gctmngcr, Howanl Gordon, Hnx ana Sehagn, Bosd MeAllihter Fileen Juvenal, Alma Uciim, Mabel GifTnril, Paul Stnmpir, Hel Legal. MISS KRESS A PRETTY BMDE OCCARIOH or of l>roidc istnu' tin fai*. but some of till, friond in At lactic City told otlifr friend'- 111' rpifolL wnh tliat th( Si^rei^ oj Chjirity from Atlantic t tlnj M n. 1ur *-H I y nf t ,„ lull m ll He IH"«i- I^mmltB,! n^ m«l " HAriHY M nATTUWBT o §ih m-B e For Sale or Rent New Ll Monle Hotel, slity rnoi sin .tores, rebuilt and renovate centrally located near lieach LHA1. IL LI' 1 ' 30 Marlton Avenue Camden. N, -I- A numbe witnessed tho mnrnago F U g a reheariar M Fing a reheariar in th,o church, Wednesday, Mr, mi Mn. Kte«s, parents of tl,e hnda, of 13B DclJihcy D'ace, gave a rehearsal dinner danco for UIB young l in the liall room of the Hota Flanders Covers wera laid.for TO persons. f Music •nt'tmlAe& by the Uaddon Hill OnJ»stm( el el FACT NO, 3 R E THE GAME Buy -real cslnto for an invest- ment, tt MB a lafe way to earn money IF you uite lhe right judg- ment. Values increase from year to year and you'ye put your money out sf fool-temptation's way. ' "We Dial In Pacts" BUNGALOW , Southeast Comer Wesley Avemip and iecand Street Lot CO X 10D, 8 bed n o n and bath," also maid's TOOBV, Z-cir garage with chauffeur's apartments; hot water heat, open fire pjaej Completely fumighod by Van.ieiver. Price $30,000, Easily Financed Can Be Seen Only by Appointment with ^ ERNEST G 1400 Weal Avenue At the 14th Bt. Station What Will You Do With What You Make? You are making money in Ocean City—perhaps with our help. What are you going- to do with that money? Invest in bonds or mortgages'? Then you should look over our offerings. Set up a trust fund for your wife or children? Then our Trust Department should .be able to give you some helpful suggestioni. Take out additional life" insurance?? Then you ought to ask us;abput the Life Insurance plan of conservation. Whatever you plait to do with the estate you have and are building up, one thing is sure.— We can help you if you'll come in, sit down, and talk your problems over man to man. 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