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- • - - • - " • " , ;-. • , . . y y lie- OCEAN CITY-8ENT|NEl-LEP«ER, OCEAN CITY. N, X, FRIftAY, JUNE>"'a5,M926 HfflOEDS" AT BABIES'HOME FEATURE WORK Latest Addition Comes from Mr and Mrs Arthur U Baker MAKE BABY WEEK PLANS Hig Committees for This Event Arc Soon lo be Appointed The Ocean City for Batte! inis- r for ? from Mr. th I) Mk f l > Ilinni- n M r ? m . i thur I). Maker, of l > hiluil«l|ibiu, foV si memorial U.' y .1 Ti lhar hgun. ami a nun h t f flit n 1 til n^ tlit. < \ts ; h-v4 -fnnul nl i th n ith (i I en *lud\ infc the i kni*W Mi hin hii i 11 (.*«!» I I h 1 j t < Sd thfl [frcat feature thli} >t.ar S nl | for be*!* have been receiver in 1 ilition to tho annual conlrilmlor During "Baby Week,'* whith al A\ays is rdt nt I ti I t \i k in Jul> Xi fn? \\ 11 11 j t 1 m m onal -unite it Ih h jrae ,n ho lor of thi lonoi of Mil inaibel tn- t tn beik \ tjbl t Mil ll . 1 lilltfeilr*l in mt-timrULni to Clun l_^rk-|n || irtlr\ who mnUlel fiumrnrdv-to tly-hcm In adilition to tin- cash nintriliii- tKUl-* ret-eivpt! donation w*k, Lh* Humes of Mrs. Flora Talirum ami f tht. rtsort in I Kt I i I bull I i i. and the (In nl er il i-i an. ort in h 11 1 i MLintir t i^ ill in , ,, | ^ [i r, „ from I he 1 >l full irurn? ' Ihe n in !„ r û,nd rd 1 If tn I her tl , tI t ot , Hit iff ir in I ;ublii. 1 o M r afin h' » i ' ie Jn I !•» ll " >• r n "" h l l n \ ept i h II i ir I n I ireu I of in r. ill 00 b jutilull I nttd ml furn li , n m ,,. lcitttl l i , (1 ll i f\picte I lu. ill .1 th kitchen -unerbh , 1 I ub 1 1 i K ( ! n OO0 1 0 00O '20 " OO0 OOO I f uti 1 ': NEITHER PARTY GIVEN PAPERS "•Mother Mettni). * II be h I I Cattle him tMrv Ih ir 1 ij ifi r ytfn ut 3 o i lock Ei rv i inun chili! wtlfiire l tur , ^ in-ntur "imiiL fir th Juslirp Dexine Slid That Ho > u Iding h n, I,- in I B wculhirrh ir MM ^\,ll Hold Thê for , enjojel ^peiker an I nil • • ,. {_ B i*n soloiit will b. hear 1 from L*8dl Un nt r p to time Tf i will ili*i be \ft r htjnn the ti tun n f •ouffh the courtr»\ of Mr an 1 V , L Johlls ' " h lorI h Ju tl e of the 1 ir that •eetion nf Ocein < ty ire \ M i Jon11 •" 1'eMnt li 1 in I p rc )ri9st eurhalb iimtid to J«n in "i it he ». ill I ni|»unl tin juptr ' ur thf nork for the babi jn I e "hi I h i I I »n n 1 i po t» ion l pecially to attfml tin mothfr UT *" ** r L ' 'a\ until he i\j i 1 ' ith MJ\ t riunif mi \ r t n i- \ o 000 L r n ua In itr of th hifch 1OOUU0 t 1 a* I I nt t hj lih lit, f tl I h u f unl ttut wit ill the iu | er n I i t ro n bl t r r n n n nt in| I e 1 i ih th . i nl v. ith Mr C t i I hil I l| I i ti ni \ tin 1 i 11 I I>ir t i P t i n I umid th t lLi in I h i ti I [ i it n i th nui per m unJitni 1 ili " " i. ubl1 • i r » «; M h u t « t n f ih "I- 11 < f the Chamber of (. oinmt rvf fir the fourth o' July celebratirn and contributed 1250 to the Tunil. Secretary Sebright is authority for the statement that regular monthly meeting* will UL hel I dui Colorful colorful hosiery and novi the "Orifta most turning her POtic ejea uiion (he motur car W R Milner Kineer and a claims th it thtn. u's tonanl color in ind thut the f, 11 e Amencîi culor sport colon noun *lmdc! jnd evtulu has iprug colon am) tin I numerous othfer color nil of which Oltictala Si^n First Contract With D. A. McClelland for $93,157 BIG WEAKFISH AT ANGLERS' PIER of Leroy Simon I'cr suidc a 10 V; I'oundtr to Stay lie li I ti t ( I ui h ofhu iN of I On u (.in hi t ),Tiel i fn t con I tuct IMMI i with D A Me | (lell.nl f Ili.l.lelph.i for the, ^ ^ ^ _. " ^ ^ of ^ necti n of thi lien church ml An^ltn Club report's an ui usu il pn in Tenth 1 he m Ifrn inrl telb al H ii a» mifch freshr, fa Zl_ of u nev. govm „ Q^ u£< dunce of it ntyle lint ti£i ei .ntial shecliimB. Ai«J of Hue la» betn known tjl, 11 popul inty from coHt U in i fev, vtdu, > JIO^M t ha been known to bransX. thec urtr> over alrnott (lai Style ai I fa,l,lon &1-* loii) heen the ilavei i Ui te>. Utcdu t c lora are J.roviint in nnuorUnct , to the ^mcriuin girl if tu u i her in 1 tent i ler ,antt> Uf [. colorful mot r cam, u« 1>I1 bu h IcMgncr mil hi" t furtlici ruiht her " If the Vmfnnui __ tj continue to keep step liji'| w >rl I most colorful i " \mericai uutoi obile L» it n, lei aicnut anil 1 * fln Iun of w *? k " s ' 1 and hl 'urer v,,ll be compdfed to he it ne le\ a>enut an, f ( m d connrmation for his as tr lhl v HI, most coloi«l3l tnet Ilunib.nt, he itinc ' ,,„„ b> consulting hib bi(k l> omiiKiiu \t neek TlO D \ Mr( ltllin I i in f.n'T-i' l f tht in t let f. fill con in 1 ir n I PhiLuIel Thfi FlanUcrn Hotel in this A fine specimen of the work of I ireproof ^trurlurt Will Bt \bout *l 0 000 tollrl I ht Y n a l Mi.rii.ll nil f I hi tht t> prevent tccidents with light tmctorS in that poritiQH I Jprkmjj them b\ suddenly throw ingî ni tho clutch. 13 inviting 1 diî-^tpr A aafptj device can b** installed! to prpvmt such accidents but ox patience hub fahown that the be •it safet> device >et known is the] (jraj niattt r under Ihe op^ratotb, cap, according to the This in effective nlKO in the cranking t>f ^ tractor CAB BUSINESS * ^ - • - Tfl \A& Six More Vehicles to w Number in LEC Wo hi& other Ocean CIt> mtrr sCS. Oluytan S Roberta icaltor* Med the Yellow Cth Service Mr IlobPfUi h ^ uunplptcd e qf the ft3,nchjt>e and niore cabi to thd three in the transaction, ^v, Af^xA M^mno started the ê] Iiii^ Cab ser\iee in lhi& m % W A tts Bt al1 tiraes ' but especially so when it applies h n fffi « remodelling your fun. By doine it now you save considerably- j&isSkisc aiffln i s h on! n fur " qni1 sut w " kruoma » n *-*• «•*•"-' Call'Marina 400 M, g. m,,, ro,->n,],.a rioor M.E;BLATT€O. Atlantic City's Great Department Store r— LHN
tODB 6cBAJJ PITT VNTlWlTmFli'nr p ^ «W'w. J miDAY. JUNE 21, M2C Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger **»-l .1 Second CIus MalWr HI Po* Qlllo lull) OCEAN CITY, N. J, ALBERT L. INORAJl, JOHN F. HHMAMSB, EJIlor CUNTON 1). LOWDEN. AJ.crU.lni Muutr Col* M ay County's Leading Nmrapaper uti.li mJr FRIDAY, JUNE 2f. 1926 FACILITIES In iti attempt to accommodate the tre- mendoui increase of motor parking, due to th» opening of the Delaware Bridge and the Btiqui, the Commiitloneri of Atlantic City are arranging to open two immense public parklrig grounds for 10,000 cars, . One wiU be on the Abiecon boulevard, on th# site of the propowd State Armory, The other is on the city lot at Airport, on thi PleasantviUe boulevard. In response to the request of the Cham- ber of Commerce, thit Qoean, City utilize jts ground between Fifth and Sixth" streets, tor additional parking, Mayor Champion stated that both Fifth and Sixth streets might be widened, between the tennii courts and the loardwalk, if funds could be found for that purpose. Ocean City needs all of the patronage it qui get. The season here is too short as it is,'and, during the few weeks that we have, every possible visitor should be encourafed to>come here, by making the conditions as attractive as we can. The additional parking facilities provided by thojiew parking ordinance are fine, so far OPENING OF BASEBALL. SEASON The Way They Catch 'em In Pennsylvania^ open nejn-Tnurniayr thanks to the prise of Ralph L, Cheitir, with this resort having a, teim thit looks good—on paper, at tout. The grounds In thi city's athletic park are bting put in fine condition by Director Robinson, Mr. Chester state*, ind Mr, Ches- ter also aays that he nas been very kindly helped, in the way of securing additional benches, by Mayor Bader and Director Kuehnle, of Atlantic City. It is planned to have a worthwhile open, ing celebration, with a parade of the players, headed by a band of music, and a flag-rals. ing in the park just before the game with "Ins "the Cheater (Pa.) ball teanrstttrts Champion ii expected to throw out the flrst ball, Efforts are being made to have a few notables from out of town take part in the ceremonies, but nothing definite regarding this part of the program was known •yes- terday. AH lovori of baseball among th« local people and the summer cottage colony should patronise the garnet here. It it the present plan to have a game every wtek-day with itrong teams from Penn»ylvani», New York, Delaware and New Jers«y. COTTAGERS ABRIVING The public ichoolg and "prep." schools in Philadelphia and vicinity having eleied for the.summer holiday vacation period, Ocean City is beginning to nil with cottagers. So long as Ocean City is noted as a "family resort," and we hope this reputation will continue, one may expect that conditions of this kind will exist. Parents of children will not leave Philadelphia until the schools, public< and private, have closed for the months of July and August, I In the course of time, and this will not be 10 lonf, the visitors to Ocean City will in- clude many who have either paised the stags where they have growing children or who have no children, and, when this happens, Democrats Put Skids Under CELEBRATE 47TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE TABERNACLE Opening; Services Sunday in Hands of Dr. Neil, "Scotch Evahuelist" DR. VAlt FINE INTHE^ Pays $29,000 for StyleHouse-BfilR W ED Dr Chan B V«Bt of '( has purchased the ah type home j h> W L D Welch, I Weatei rosd. In the (fcllL ilcna section of the city palil was $29,000 The roomi ire i cioua and every i convenience and PLANS FOR TUB SUMMER Prot Henry Gurncy in Charge of the Singing Daring August. The forty-seventh annivermry of the opening of the Auditorium i of the Ocean City •Tabernacle As- gngiutionjwill he nhiierggd Sunday, June 27, at which services the _ _ m "Scotch Evangelist, 1 ' the Rev.'a"Jow ^j'jj^ Samuel 0. Neil, D. D., secretary of tike as that Dr. VafiiSifsl the American Baptist Publication | fc a -welcome sight. llos the Mster, and eh has jK < in.l< of friends, not only among the jfll jc ni r< Hiriento, but Also •among' the thou- (joilla of \iiitors to this cihr HuritfE the eum- rtitt noniionn and all of ^hom join in the fyuft thiiL oac|t yr'Al be -spared ^celebrate ANOTHER BOOSTER" GONE In the death of Herman Rehborn, which occurred at his summer home in thiscity; a few days ago. Ocean City lost one of its friends of a great m»ny years. His-death will be regretted by a large circle of friends. Mr. Rehbprn was assistant director of the Philadelphia Department of Supplies. HfeN •' jiiirir iidrfri 1 i»tof;wirl'''«ilat"—"broke"—"'kaput 1 ^ i-rSwii:&litf^4.mil|rp!»rt «N. B, K" So,the^ttidorto.go B^SsnlbfrCIaMllnto^ theihie aWnlngbrtslliMs. M msh going well untiri ooliee officer Mkel toviM;theip 'i-—- w-i Wl B îiTnB r Univeri}hr;of CUt firnlt OVm pefc-thf:eAh^wM a somewhat."expensive proposition— e*h clatshienibii 1 ttviBfthflnre. quired • to, contribute $7.00 toward -"Wj'diyVlhey mdney^ _wa«' dntj one, they A l license Not retired from h hininK one, thy ed from business A casual audit, however, revealed that they had taken in $14 80. liioto shows' Mr." Boland'shin- Julius Caesar in his Commcntdiic4 telli how his soldiers on the eve of a certain battle made their wills. Be wiser than those old Homan soldiers and before death is near, make your vull and appoint the First National Bank your Executor. We shall be glad to confer with you on the subject. ESTABLTSH EDiQAN^l Bvi'toopi they^'ng the ihoej of Misi Helen Moss.' Out of A Clear Sky Comes 1 **ti The of flre, aeeldatlil many oUm they have r~^^jmm an unfoniira* WH left somwtuDja in j the cost to I to his family. That MB I. you! So &*mi vice and prett MlfnnwdiW.ss, tm inrtnnsB Mffl kinds. FrankLl REALTOH r| 7Z4 Asbury Oteu nrv wmmmmmmmmmmmmmme«, W. n. KRAFT, President _ PENNA. R. R. VETS |0N ANNUAL OUTING (Oontinuetl from Pnge 1) W, V. MOYER, Third vice PresySnt .-_ K- H; BROWN, Second Viee President rtion of Ward Beam, after which [the ocean was unlocked and a sise> Broportion of the veteranM lie women-folk braved HID rtitlBBi wavei, . Broom Polo—the sport of Hinea ktid Kidillliryoung and old —' Jirouifht forth the best talent from is department of the auditor of revenue and the auditor of local W«ic, At one o'clock dinner wag servei! . the Flanders, the Arcadia and i and, previous to a Eight-; Ing tour about the city and a i _ • the bty, through the Ocean City "•mber of Comniorce. the vlni » were treated to a water eami ol in the Flanders pool, there was an exhibit of swim ni(g and fancy diving by Ambas •dor Club fflrlB; Smith Bros. TicillnnH, and Ernie Welse un j under water. These were (11 well received, from their trips on I and water, the excursionists Eticlpated in a musicalii and ice at the hotel, tho music being furnished by the accounting pigartBient band and the vocal tlpn by the Pennsylvania Kaii- ,1 ftuartet, Hiortly after 7 p, m,, the p;c- bickers entninoi! and, with thB jkoning sun to the woat,' reiied i homeward, tired, but fully con- ; with the day anil !tn su|ier- lant "doin'i," Start of Association C, P. Brady, secretary nf the Brganization, provicied the follow- ing relative to the association ^ f"We Pennsylvania Syntem Vet- i Emplo'yei' Association, Cen- Offico, Philadelphia, wan or- iced on Fehruary 17, mzi, with J charter membership of 12(11. prt of a force bf 7,000 eifficurH I employes in active service hi general office, Philadelphia, lore are now 2,000 employes who jive been in the service twenty- i years or more, and this num- • how constitutes tho membor- iip of our organization. Twenty- mi years of service is the prlncl, »1 reguirement for eligibility to lembenhip in the association. All f our general office officials, frnm « president down, are included i our membership, "There are forty-two orminiza. Ions'en the Pennsylvania Bailrowl. at of about 200,000 employes, aeri are approximately 48,000 on fur payrolls who have been in thi' fcrvice twenty.one years of more. i doubt if any other railroad or jastrial establishment In th? Biintry, perhaps In. the world, can hake such a showing of long _ _ of service of such n larnf IroBortlon of empIoye-H, I "In addition to our active mnm- Jlrihlp, wo have nearly twn hun- Ind memberB of our general of- w.i association, who have been re- Kid from service of the roml iiinl m on "the 'honor roll.' ("Since the inauguration of niir srion system, in 1000, over 1B.- ) employes have been plnceii on .jiloni, and over §,300 are now |«ing and receiving penaiona, . „ FUR VAULT" IS MOST COMPLETE A iliini' enrnptisei! of luniinateil steel pliitei, weiirlunic 10,000 ppunils, controlled by several com- hination loefcH, ahil also a very In- genious tirne-lrick, lirevents fqrei- able entry into the vault uiiiltM- th** most mlverHe enniiitiohs. A special alarm system, nperstte'l from within tha vault, enniilp» any. one left locked Inside to ctimmuni- Clito with the store within nhe hour after the vault i« Incfccii, befori. the time-lock begins to fuiictinn. A specially mlaptei! cooiinjr sys. tern, mljUHteil to lhi> iilniil tfiiincra- :uren for fur«, is included in the !(|uipmeiit. The capacity of the vault is eiiise to ten thauHiiri,! irni-inpntji THIN FROCKS APPEARING IN GREATNUMBERS Chi (Ton s., C.corjict Ua and Voiles Promise to be Leaders This Your nmini? of «jrm ^t ithi r ^ .ipiKdi in tfr it rntui Illlllltic lily Firm Has Last Word 1 in Safely I The list word in •.nd t> and ••>>! nlmce for handhtiR 1 larRf num rof valuable furs lus bten (.11 l out in the suoei -ife cold fo> rOrap. vnult erected hv I » Igrons 1 M>7 0") Pafific ivenut, ,\ l Intic City , f Working on the specific ition o[ TO insurance .omiinnlcs the i "»' 1 appearance mill construct""! iH ails equals the finct Iwnk mult where. •*•'&•-' )AGRONS* NEW VAULT The reopening of the Casino Club, at Moorlyn terrane and the Boardwalk, and the Studio do Dance, on the Hippmlrome P starts the summer gesên for the younger set here, with darning svery evening. The popular Miami Entertainers leaded by Lou Megonigal, will fur- lish the music at the Casino Club, jnd Lou promises it will be even better than ever. The children's dancing daises nil be held Tuesday and Friday Bornlngs, with a children's camf- ra! every Wednesday afternoon under the direction of Miss Anne Gray, solo danseusa of the Civic Opera Oomnany ami soloist with the LitUefleld Dance, Miss Gray has arranged many new and interesting features for both the classes and carnivals, which will interest the parents us well as the children. There will also be a special ..ass for women; which will in- sludo- many novel features. In- formation may be obtained from Miss Gray. R, K. WILUAMS, Jr, Treasurer wîtfa a fouHneh !>is?ating the bottom of thg jumper. Nefk and esurpltey clpaing were aU «n cd^-e.l ^Îth the pleating. The thin things twpifv the trend luwardM sririish, nuttorfriic nimiels. StiH, -they are quite flultable for hu oldMr ^woman If sM^ takes care to sclêt the rlBht matt-rial for her ilrvxK, The tiny cape is In evidence nn many of these dre»ft«i4t scarf IHINI circular, ffffllcL and pleated kirts. They must he full enough n one way er anothor tn bg goft and jfraeeful when one' moves about, C rEffally youin, CATHAftlNK nniK Kxtenian Clothing JIVE OPENS SEASON Many Attractions There and at the Studio de Dance Un -i'iuirsoay afternoons the «| ..aya popular cart partlci will bi held" under the direction of Mra W. K. Hflrrli. At the Studio de Dance thi muiic will be by llayraond Duffs land his popular dance sifehMtm ipiendld aa this music has been i] the past, it promises Mt yor u equal any orchestra ever heard or danced to in Ocean City. For in addition to the itara, u well known to patrons of th( studio, there will be the famoui team of Evorwnln ant Bridgein, and Joe Burke, thi talented banjoist, whose * piayiiig was the talk of Florida during the winter. Then there will be the "Kiddle Car Polo Matches, 1 ' with the atndii represented > by the alUatar team captained by Charlie Hodgers University of Fenn gridiron afar. Bach week there will be at "lewt ...ii! souvenir and novelty night and a number of big benefit dance! are promised by Ocean City organ, izations. PERSONAL NOTES BY , BOARDWALK STROLLER Strolling along the beach, the other day, we came across Miss "Peg" Miller, a popular member of the younger set here last Hummer, when she took pdrt in the bay car- nival. We learned that the fam. lly of j: Horace Miller, of IBJOl Lincoln avenue, Moores, Pa., are A GOOD TIME TOO BUY BARGAINS AND HERE ARE FOUR BAY AVE. LOT Between lilt and 2nd Streets iO % SIS Feet $12,000 Wol! Financed BAY AVE. LOT Between Srd and Uh SlKcta 10 X K.O Feet 8-Htory, s'Beii RMitia All Y«ar 'Ksund Cottage ' Furnished Gafags $10,000 Well Financed Tkli Will Bh.w n Revcnuii «I rrn( 2 LOTS On Seaapray Road Near Wealey $8,250 Each CORNER LOT ieabrighl end lurf Roadi 71x79 Feet $120 Per Foot Financed SALES, RENTALS INSURANCE IRWIN C. NICHOLSON REALTOR 505 Ninth Street Phone 88 With thr hin fmi KT* It hi- sta bin-Huge^ with the cnol lays we hiiye had, mart (if us woru iur tailored Bult8_and ofUMi addod ;op foatB-^—as late ua tho Rrat weyk if June. I It's nicu now tn think of Bunnj 1 jays nhuad and the lovely eliif-! 'bns, i;nor(fettP«, ViilU,!!, pic,," priiiii. j isc tii; be. tt?iidei-H for tlw' sununi'f | ieason, Tht\v hnik m rtntl ahi 1 ' Rimfortable, ton. Tho pfinttid ma iiriuin are iloliKlitfui urn! of un imitod • varietv, Floral dciiKIM, I ]oth larijij and small, ure lined for| sntjH! TrmrhH of cnmbilieci with j 1 ' material in tile way of | , hi rtc .impel- of with a skirt of jiliiin miiturial, and mmt> I'liarminB (towns lire fttsllinii- id of th(! plain slulf, with no ilfru- -ation at sitl, Bliic-k c-rifffon Is In deniattd^- Miiiiutiin*%*i all hUwkf but lunn? nftf'h pastel colors uri; intrfiduf-iH! in rianuls and bonihrs, Hluok frorks for afWrnoon or evening wcur ursj irightt.'n*?d -with a ffliy ffower itlac- id ni ^hotilflcT fir belt. Print!?*! crpiio i\v ciiirif?, ffiulurd, iiiiii Nitililîr nilliS un. tisi'il fiir Utii- rinrd ninfU_*li5 aiiij ary espt't-ially suit- ail for iriiVi*!, fiir husiiH'SM, tir for suiilhiui* mhopjiing trips. Vuu will fine many bok pirated skirts,used for this- typo nf drtiss anil tiioy are âttriit-tiV! 1 . Uîiiiiiy tite plijats are .just across the front nnd this a point, to ciinsidi*r In a travel eks, fur tiiun thrrij are no «ts at the back to be snt upjon iind spoilgiL ' I suw several such frocks that would be .most service- able, and ' they were gyod-loeking, There prints i fimdn nd, if '• the nicest all-over tali di'sl^hs for the makes, hor own clothes, have use for such u TV! êt tirui while there is a rge sqleertlnri^nf patterns, I saw one-pioee dress tpday that could Lsjly. be matle from the permanent pattein, ' it'wiis cut with Inverted pleats at the undor.arnis scams to give fullness to the skirt and a narrow belt tied 4it one stita. The front" of tho : dress had boon cut open from nock "to belt and a two* Inch band of plain georgette hem. stitched .around the neckline, down both sides of the front opening and left to hariit in a'soft bow and ends to the licm lino, The band was mitrid to form the cornen of the collar.and a similar method vim used for the sleeve trimming, • With a' liBureil '• mafcrial, • the choiM of the most becomihg.ct In the pattern for the bands a> to'the >atlsfactioh' of' Mvlnj a dress that .suit* one perfectly, sHd the bit of plain color gives a noto. of sniartneig, too, "The' sleeves were lony,- ah.1, lie this narticuiiir dresii, close fittlfts. in inoit of the thin mmteriois, however, you will find bishop. sleeves.arid ofMn.;.(iuite U There 'war Ca ,t|av« twdipi For Stucco—Plastering and Brick Work That will be as permanent and attractive years from now as the day it was applied, assign the job to us, BEST RMI7TS A'f THE LOWEST COST The Stucco, iPlastering and Brick Work on the new Gateway Casino was done by John T. Johnson 2nd and Simpson Ave. Qwanr jti^» N. J, ~ : - • ; . : - •:-•.;::'[ PHONED'435'^'?^ : '•!;/::;"V again summerHig In their cottage po Station roatL niwtU, Itj, BMÎ ludi Bonmwall, of FUuiupo mer ntident of Ocean ,, leuned Oat Mr. Bonnl' has obtained • three ieive of absence from hi months tmsltlon n PhjtadilphJi to take ehw> tit % builneu proposition here. Mrs, George Lon(, of Philadel- phia, a well known nummer rtwi- lent here, was leu Sunday on the Boardwalk with her sen, WUUpi, "BlUy," of llfc-eu»rd dote. Thoy v?er@ on an excunien hmil fer an upartment for the aummcr. These University boy* hsvc been HOI alone tt« "boartai" ^ Lodnreod Miller, Bill p'Aqolniu in.l Matthew-Korby Gale, all of the Wharton School, Henry T. Gray and Fre«l S. arvos, of the Wharton School, [Jniverilty ef Pennsylvania* and iVillinm 3, Begley, who )• ntudy- ng isw at O€5?^tswn$ ars piah- ilng to resume their psiltioni hens for tki summer. For Choice Lots in I WEST OCEAN CITY Address Augustus A, Cornet SIS Wesley Avenue Ottan City. N, J. "~irphn F. lUlry, ct rlillaJilphUi; sunini^r resWeni Sjen fvi \hv vw>t eighteen yc»rt, is manager of one of ths real eataM pfflcea on the boardwalk. His daughter, Wa Mtry M. Rlley, is his stenograph- i)r, ninl -lie In alia fflJfRBi-d, am fhe flret recorded 'mfiiUnn ^ bopts (a sole) to htvi occurre-1 In Egypt, about 8,000 Id.
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H iftt I K* ' J 1 I mJ'tS-sK.M life
Page 21 and 22:
,nMn| l Lllllill Along I Valor I k
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Page 33 and 34: tts. I' i V, m •'>'; III ^ -.U-vW
Page 35 and 36: " V " -^-* "- ' Z t|pNll>D«nl Will
Page 37 and 38: *" y ^ '-11 ' ii ' --i"t" J !--„-
Page 39 and 40: poviJ em In I r orflr rip gn[Prcfer
Page 41 and 42: •Is ';" ,'^ ;J *i •I* . *i *. *
Page 43 and 44: i And in a hint Hipper uiir_yt!UiiL
Page 45 and 46: Ulrt.rA.nortuSS'i;..,. ;TOB AOREATE
Page 47 and 48: EIGHT OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, O
Page 49 and 50: &£ TEN i —- '} .r ':!•• i '
Page 51 and 52: W- They're "All the Class^' at Coll
Page 53 and 54: HijUl ^^'i^'p mm': -fa- • •-*
Page 55 and 56: 1 II m? 1 I I h , f SHU [SUM! W Ban
Page 57 and 58: V -, "W- ^ Ocean City Sentinel-Ledg
Page 59 and 60: «', •'Vr* i EIGHT WthL-REGEiVE-M
Page 61 and 62: s II XWELVK AirAerial Giant Takes L
Page 63 and 64: FRIDAY* JUNE'B, length pb fe)iw ott
Page 65 and 66: '»' •-"*'>•"-* OCEAN CFTt SENT
Page 67 and 68: 1*-, H.W.BUSEHASHAD ! ACTIVE CAREER
Page 69 and 70: 4 Bif* Mnte lied* wl|ilila Polite ;
Page 71 and 72: i Wfiki FOUR OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LE
Page 73 and 74: Opening of Season—Manufacturers'
Page 75 and 76: =1 .TWKLVE Weighing In the Air Pass
Page 77 and 78: A ^**r-t •»!•»- t » OCEAN CI
Page 79 and 80: * hi TMJiCTV '-.TO 'i.> OCEAN CWT S
Page 81 and 82: WITH THE GUILD Presbyterian Church
Page 83: 1 IMIiT .TOBRENEt AMD ESTHER RAUTON
Page 87 and 88: fMTAN CITY SFNTJNELLFDGER, O CP VN
Page 89 and 90: OMAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER sat ami e
Page 91 and 92: : »• * 1, r 'I Hi • ; > , tlni
Page 93 and 94: SPECIAL5ERVICE IN PRESBYTERIAN fclT
Page 95 and 96: )KNS BNELY EQUIPPED 'FORNEW SEASON
Page 97 and 98: fiffl ; t fe.'rl. hi it IMPIN (in,
Page 99 and 100: \» J -i ^ -1« 1 * r "l |« ^^^^^^
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