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' i "Government of the People, For the People, By the People."
The voice of the people is heard as never before.
' Now, the second factor which has helped to bring about this phenomenal
CITY. N. J, THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1922
B00TLE66ERS E M
OF DOMINIE JUMMS
NABS TWO WITH THE "GOODS"
IN SUIT CASES ABSCOl'NDING
—MOORE WILL RETURN
Bootleggers had better fight shy of
: ucean City, for the Rev. J. B. Adi
{Prohibition and Law Enforcement
, .... Chief Samuel Convers, ot-
' tended the three day convention of the
Now Jersey State Fire Chief*' AMOI
elation, of which he Is a member. The
convention was held this year at
i Hoekensack."
Chas. Fulner, of Philadelphia,
Volstead nose capable of
ml la* Post OOs* at Onan Our. K. J. u aamad claa sull sultar.
_.,.-.. „ _. „„, ,,..»..„„„,„,., , has a
, change in political affair*, I, the extension of the suffrage to women. | ^"^fie^c
The profe.slonel politician fought female suffrage, to tbe last ditch.. Formerly 'a'Baptist minister, and 1
Wisely nn.l astutely from his standpoint, he racognixc
.would be unknown, unpurchosable, and incontrollable .1uU,..,l>. ,,„. «„„., Mv. Auams is proving, •"•»-•
Won.an entered tho arena Innocent and Ignorant o"f all the trickery and'^ tl ^J*7 X> L to law vlolators ln N«|»n
.1 i u— t— -ii— Sootleggers in the "coop," Chas.
the shine off the moon- i opened
William H. Horn, of Philadelphia.
*««. suffrage, to the last ditch.iJ*% •^jSfhS'S^?.'SS? ! ^^"l^wSSlS'^a'jr 1 RnftiSfr
he recognized that the female yole^V^VaZ^^ noZ^F*!^*^ ^ "£' **, $?"*& £!?
..controllable quantity. oral Agent. Rev. Adams Is proving ^'pA^."!',,. 5" nlti "F^J^I'
nd iTnoran, At .11 ,n. .*w» .... ;«"»»•'' • «•"•' to ••« vi ° lato in Sf PWIadelphia, and MI«. katherlne J.
F. N. Vogalin jpent the hoUdaya in
Ocean City. fir. Voegelln fflS ,
high and responsible position, In con-
nection with three of the largast F_£
Insurance Companies in the wontr?
Miss Hattie Lee of Haddonfleld. N
«- 'I"'^ 1 " T^S* 1 •*"> »r. and
Mrs. J. Thornley Hughes, and «
Und«f the wonderful Indoor cu£
given by the Youn_r Hen's Progreisivl
and
Mr. and -Mrs. J. W. Morris
Mr. and Mr* J. W. Morris and
family were -town at their summi,
residence 903 Fourth street f h
family were -town at their summi,
residence, 903 Fourth street for the
holidays. *
the Fin
._.~.i, of Philadelphia, has i u> nn, numn, or i
cottage, 940 Central ave-' visiting their numerous
" M " tor the season. jcity.
Wynnona,*« occupy-1 Mr. and Mm. Delsroth, of
In XI'
I-th,
';1 atout ' of Wvnnona.1. occupy-
hl " »P»rtmenU at 932 Ocean avc-
.u...,u,,«u.o .|uun>»y. ,"»' "irem, nev. Auams is Proving |"I"p)''.?""r|" 1 |Y'""' f
THE NEW DAY IN POUTICS Won.an et.te.tM the arena Innocent and Ignorant of all the trickery and • Wml * lf a t "- ror to law vMaU>n ln "- '
Evidently, the New Day has. lawned in the world of politics. Tho church ' chicanery of machine politics; and her very innocent un.l ignorance has
baa long proclaimed the coming of the New Day. ami eviilence abundant wrecked the machine.
In proof, Is found ln the great interest and activity manifested by the laity. Expert political mechanics have been tinkering the old vote-factory.'
to the polity and administration of the church. working double shift ever since; but have failed to discover the monkey (^dl^'id'r" way cit^n'/ran^nglniS.
That this new birth of lay activity, and awakening of the lay conscience, wrench which woman threw into the cogs. two suit cases. ' c Howard Sehermerhom Jr has! an " sirs. Frederick W. Haase, of
will met with Innnit. advantage to the church none will dispute, Fur too Their outlook and attitude In political affair,, ha. abo exercised a power- • *** r n£ J*£f, & Ti!r^t\°,fZt *** fam " V C ° tUk *' °" T ^ IM j ta^r^SltJr! 1 "" Acco 1 ^^
Ions, has the policies of the church been governed and directly exclusively ful influence upon the male vo»(> of the commonwealth, to the effect that [but the fact Is, Damlnie Adams had „ „, , p,,_h . „.,.. ul ., , them Is Mr. Haase's mother, Mrs. A.
b, th. pulpit. soth sexes are learning to think for themselves politlca,'.. and realize a,; • %£$£*»*&£& Tn.'tT^>S*f">» uSf^H^'SSSSiS ^^dMr^TTSr*.
The sutement casu no uncomplimentary reflection upon the ministers "> evk. 11 i tumeil from wintering In
and ckrfy. In point of fact the pulpit welcome, the New Day of lay In- The result of this silent revolt I, making l,«lf felt in every community, j ^ . ^ ^ ' ^ l ^ SfitoJESi re£!T.K.*w^ Mr. ind MVL £ « fe'tr;^ *L .
fluenee and activity: for none are more conscious of their limitations, by »"d with renr,! to every kind of public office. and behold, his instinct,, had not de- C. McCahan andthelr son from Over-1 Vfo^r OB^^^~^r~:\
r«son of their peculiar training, and lack of experience in »uch matter., to None may ,._,K to pre.Uct the ultimate result: this however, is certain. • g'^WjJ- j J^lSJ^d *a ^t" of John E. F U ^ i S ^ ^ M i ^ ^ Church, theltev. Geor^W. 1
direct the business affairs of the church, than the *p!endid heroic men pro- « ha t 'he future aspirant fur political honor- anrt preferment «llt have nee.1 hootch. . * JMr- and Mr*. William F. Allen, of! H^5"j f £&?* ?L| h A^1 em SI io1 %j
-dlnc«th.alurand.»thepulplt. Perforce to w»rt ,o tactic, other than tho^ o, » KyKUne day. The New ^men l^ranjp... J^^!^r P ^,V^th°^t''fo'? ^jECX.^vJrd.p 1 l^/ha^
Clemr and minister, alike, are gUd to han.l over the bur.l«n cf the Da > "" s he will be required u. .remonstrate it be- »haJow across the home, of e»teeme.l/frem" I ^t I J e o t MnK i i,te7 )me TuWUla> S^.fif..",?"]*V, W * ?r RUb f^ M t ot
the day when such'teraoni from their office chairs, are able to direct the fore ar.r.o^rcim. hi. candidature. S^hls^ughter''"!!^"'^ HarrS* Another Philadelphian
poUck, of a dry. state or tbe nation. U p^-d and gone forever. The in ,he -tr«t ha, come to realize. ** in «he a.iministr.Uon «••"»»«; ' ' '" TwaJu/ B^^W?cottage' U'itiST
Gang poUtidans may meet in secret conclave, aad resort to all the of publ.c a'air.. there is r_o place for amateun; ar..t thai the businesi of daughter returned home from near- loe » t *' 1 at 2°14 Wesley avenue. Mr. „.! Mrs.'James Doak ami fam-
trkkary of badtstair intrigoe as they will, outlined platforms, and nominate «overr.rrer.t. local r.r r_atior.ai. i, too >tnou and importint for apprentices. tLt\^> must ^, ,krir apprer.tice.hip before entering the ,..„. . ^. n S'v^Xh"'^ DtaSTy."' *??* &'hSS' "*' """ °* *"' W$± m ^ for "" """^
poUUa has entered the arena, coat off and «hlrt sleexrs rolled up. ar.d H Thirv:.-.. a- to w : rrrar,-- l. r«.--» •-»-— . Compir.y.
wits tae t-i»l~>.. uitboot Divine Guidance." J.-.—.-._. J_ Peacock to Ua..:e B.
. Partj of lc'_» iT3 ar..l -"•
A. M. Grim, et *;.--. Execuwri.
to John W. Ackley, tt al. 1.400. Leu
SO »x.a >outh half of lot i?. Cnr.i
_ «.... H«T ,_nc.ai ui . — — • ' ... - r—** -•« '«*wn tor us* sum-
Mrs. Savage.'which took place May ter in WesUhe»t*r. ' mer at their home, 1501 Asbury ave-
:.) pa-: recorv. AJ r.ever wfnre th* pajt r«oril» of a politi- 13th. • ' Harr}' H. Boyd fit Philoilelphia. nue -
. , / ,,.. . • . , . . , .. . Just three weeks later to the day, veil known in business circles, has Miss Cora Harris is occupying her
»i.l » careful.? rfruUrji*..; .'or as never bef.-re the pubuc has. xhty Wfre ^ ^ t^ aifair, from opfnr to the dty. Sfemorisinsv
drtaaa
For'a l^toiTrairo^'^SS ^ ta '•»"!,
Miss Savage ha.I charge of the nri- Jlr Ba>o_,« Company. i^i,,a \M- a • •—•- tuwin
for in.urar.ee £
to Horace W. b«*n
e
Mrs.
»;. -t'. «c. t^ccuto... to Horace W. been coming to Ocean City for the |y they enter
- -,\r:.-tr ril.DOO. Lot beginning in pa>t five jrara, and are mong the best ,__,,! (j^ir .IQ
N E. :re of Plymouth place. 3T0 feet known and popular in Ocean City's Philadelphia.
j. E. frcm eajt comer of Atlantic summer colony. i_*i..._ •»-.
-- 4'tn.e or. I Plymouth olice *vt»n. ~ *-
Tnu. tbe *tfiii»*'rT tt "" of the archduke was made an excuse for war; but was Thornp^-.
not the true origin. The e are ->'~«« aa many petty princelings in Europe
street 5 . *«
ivmue. SO x 100 feet. The following
G*ri* H. Collins to Martha L. Col- made the visit:
r:. r^00. Lot In S. W n— '' '••• «--•--
^xnka. J. Milligan to
A.
'CUmour. Mrs. Bryan* and
°—am, Mrs. B. Bynm. Mrs.
Mrs. E. A. Smith, Mrs.
,' Ccmpir.y.
_Thomas Harri.on to WUiiam *^ nu «.
t~.M. Lot T0-, Section E. "--'
.. rt__^ " . , ' ~ "*"» «»«* princelings in Europe Albert A. Brandt to Charle. J
-J-- ^-uitoe. in ^ Mgm,. ^ „, ^ ^ ^ ^ u § ^ ^ W-VJL-.^ Ma* ''
and to the charms of Ocean City. i Micklin. " ^ t# MU * Jean
T^.t 01 "-*.^ «re the Udie, who, c. J. Shillock. of PhiUd,lpWa> „ at
W> .ummer home, 1230 Wesley ave-
_..u» __ voi- _ —. ru> -ummer home,
. Lot in S. W. line of tin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Fort, Mrs. I nue for the season.
160 feet S. E. from Atlantic Munhall and Miss Munhall, Mrs. Tull «. „,. Mr_ Walter n n_n
M x 100 feet. , and Mis. Tull. Mrj GUmour •«! Mis.! PhlUde^iaf^ve^ned ^
F. Preston' GUmour. Mrs. Brvam and Miss . .rr^r. . •"
. u. IUU oj, an.i u»ism, j«r». B. B>Tam, Mrs. Kitxmil- „,
Jc ^. plan"* •**• S^"" A. " |«r. Mr, E. A. Smith, Mrs. Forten. ^
t-. Th. Mocre Securities Company to M " Sorber and Miss Sara Olarma. ; w,
ix^ to Eltic Oyirles Griffin Myers. Lot beginning. ° .
as »5cve. j at L-.uresection of S. W. link of Bay The Women's Foreign Missionary' bn
_.., to EJmur..i »»er.ne. with S. W. line of "th street, of the First M« - ' " " ~
*12.T00. Lot In •Ji'r-ce S. W. along N. W. line of Bay Church, will hold
lir.e of Atlantic «er.ae. 19 feet to Parktr Miller line, Juesday, June 6th,
r.e of Cth street, therxe N. W. to inunection with S. Tha mmtttnr ; they baW i^,^ that tb. „„ .ho ^ wur
away fi-oa the accne and perils of war.
katp
Hi schcl J. Hendenon.
_, — "••*• !».«• tu war. block 1104 — —
t*a£T^Lr.7v!ir^ - E SENT,^
TataU,.ta^l_.wto|TOdlWtA. ^ ^ . . hl> f ~* of lot w ' P»«
C P-Pfandtr. Executor, to
Ocean .GtySigB
"" "~ «" e»ent of victory ia war. — OUT DOOB ADVEatTISING
ef All
A Satisfied Owner
Owns a 2 Family Apartment
TWO FAMILY APABTMENT8 are the beat kind of tot
properties ia Ocaaa Ot» IM-4^ — ••
Having leaned throoca bllteineee and mad) anxTcrinc these al
aeetint and vital facta, tka maa m the Jtnet. tae poUtkal Uyman, has come
I* taHara taat be aboold take a more active aad mtaUgtst interest ia
\ ot the country, and ia fha adBiaietraUcn of U»
- i to leallte as sever before that ia
• aad death, he ia called upon ta —— »•»» aaavien ab
tt Um kardeas aad taat therefore, tt raeta UrgtJy wiU kirn, to prevtat
a__i_i|r aa leaf ae aaassssla, tae H.^ ^f ~ *
, tae war n»ia»«ied ia all ita
i wooad et bribery,
| jofc, c. P_Pfatr, Executor, to
' August Slang, et ui. ti-500. S. W.
!»««««_* tatereat fa Um^
n of Ida own home town, i Com
t.lh.tl-.«f stru^. jV
bear the heaviest share! Sscti
i J
aeaawrcial
Pictorial
BAB8Y WOOD
It Wastes Place
OCEAN cmr. N. J.
APABTMENTS.
each fl i
ADVEamSEMKMTS ACCEFTEO
Fer AR Phlli-ihjh^ Paprre
At Batea
V. LESOY HOWE
AdvettMag
«ae»ij aad Edwards Basldsag
Tateahea* 4M1
afitlet' $5,780*
of C l W
'. tt ux-, to Edgar
Lot 32. 8__rti~. ^
*»«• erary veie of ti_e bedy poHUt
Ut« 1921 Ford
Realtor
•T tha ataS. hawj M eaa-
OCEAN CITY SENTINET., OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1922
THE MIDI AND
HIS MESSAGE
DR. JOHN HANDLF.Y DELIVERS
SCHOLARY niSCOIIRSK ON
THE TEN VIRGIVS
FIVB
eompromliing, and fcarlcnn In hi:
program of festivities. Dr. Handloy
nunclation of deceit. ground; xomo into
took occasion to warn
In the course of the introduction to nnd xomc Into good ground young j Large fumjxhed roomH for rent, ren
|hla dlHcourxe, Dr. Hundley rcvralctl
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF
ami family to have n reserve fund nnd constantly add to
it—unit place puch n fund whciv it i* constantly xafc-
Kunrdcd against Ions.
Such u place of safety M the First Nutionnl Bank which
will lx> glad to welcome you as u depositor.
of Infinitely greater
L. ROHICA
U.->9 A«hury Avenue
V, Interest Paid on Savinm Fund Account!
FOR SALE
Top Soil and Rravel. Delivered.
GEORGE BROWN
Marmora, N. J.
RRST NATIONAL BANK
OCEAN CITY,
FIRE
ESCAPES
Bell Pboae, I860
I oil with the unwise. There are *omo
ReupholsterLig
For all typen of bu|Mini.'M
Repaired and Painted
cuse for all wort* of preachments un-;"f ••"" earth.
on all — ' • -• • • ! • - -
human
which
ergeses
tion
upon
Little
tion
and the
"lamb."
Atypical
above conUmtton may l«e>" ftmrnl in -uwo- m,.U>r 'nwifw mtiilitinn-
the favorite sermon of a popular >' ;""r. and in tl.o final cnnflaKraM
evangelisf •» II» .«••1th. .• r
01
ViTronflos [ah.T nvViUiVno " **" man can carry hlx friend- to
Now, uhat really uu» the »ln of the " cavc " or *° God. Nor can we re-
>HON[.
pretematur
gellst < •
fooUsh _ „__ .___. _ ,_....__..
and thriftless wife who neglects her '"d volcanic oruptinu... Tho earth is ni.i.ie-t of all"Vitis-l'fooiishncss Vive PoHcnt to'carry it
household for trivial pleasures, and tomitiui. >.ut firo fmrn uithln. uorr fooli.-h. pror.it.
obversly, in the five wise, the dutiful "The'*nrth wa. ma.le in timo" ..-.i,! "A little fooll.-hne,» l« re franks I a^
wife who has a piece of p|p or a nice I'r. Handley. "it -hall l.o .Ictn.vo.l a \rry venal nn.l nardnnable " said the
cake always on hand, should her hu-- •'> lime, and with time." pieachcr. But he warned his hearer.,
band bring homo an unexpected cuc-l " 1V: " immediately folloAinc 'lip that fooll-lines* invariably and ulti-
to dinner. • i'-l prophj.y, ninenr.iin-r the .io- ijiately Icsl to wiclcclne-s and wicke.1-
Dr. John Handley s interprvlati.in >tnictn>n or niatrnal univer.o, that nc-^. t ruin.
of .the parable wa* Minn un.l 1OKIC.II. Jr -"- •loliv«-i.-.l ib nio«t rlia-tr ..f l.inituat: •:...!
underlying the parable, lo the cvperi- '" tho mo-t poetic of im.inery.
ences and exl(tcncie« of every .lay life Dr. Han.Up'- the., prncre.le.1 in an
was masterly and forceful. illuminatini. u.i\, l. rx.im nut the
A party of literary men were one analncie. to l«- ilu«n.
day .ilscussine the rrll^imj- ut-lnok, parable of the Vimin.
and the prc.-cnt •lenre»ic.n, wviiclt ""* Snwei. Sure er.l fell up.m hai.l
over until ihp
We Guarantee Approval of Local
and State Authorities nn all oui
Work.
BUILDERS' IRON WORK
BROWXWORTH & CO.
1611 Samson Street
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
"Lei I'« Kstlm.tr"
FOR YOU /Awnings and
^House Furnishings
[Our |>Kre» arv l.c«mt |HM«ibl« rimautmu wltli (luu lot» fur luvr-ltuenl suil for Inipmvrnienl—the ebulrv nt
«:t-cau y
tread of tfaa tfa» on the Yellow Cab baa
been worn away after thli long. grudUng
teat. Tha carcaaa i» Intact afttr mora
than 1 f . nnrt j n< W rtvotutiona.
and heavy in tha canter what* tha
comes, tapered at the edgta to
steering easy and to protect the carcaw
against dcttmctr** hinging action of
high tread edgca. Tbe ffi-s.«T U air bag
yrparnirii to ^ w Tiir* ^mifiMin tT*ttrtm and
ptnncHng of every individual cord. It
ia double "gum dipped" to make m
that each cord ia thoroughly
with rubber.
_ | !| City Gas Light Co.
Edgar P. Berber
Real Delate
In 31st St. Section of Ocean Gity
w
Fin Cotlaj;t.-^ lor Sale or
Kent
I can Ktnit yuti must any
Cottage in our I)i>lrict
Lois Sold ou Term*
Don't let the apntiK ftn.1 >ou mith a
L.iWy rouf. Tbuml«r *torm» aic cod in*
AD*\ a le-tky rtx.f will be apt lo remit i*
tuti*ulcraililc tlatui^i-
Chininr>»> Hi t Ir tU »lw>ul*l tsc looktM
.id* r »iiJ in t-tc M ilci-tij;ht. Smokry
c .unuic) ICJII IT m-ulc to ( *tc»\r atkl heater rrp«ir«t
Mo\r atul heater I'»J»c*-
Tia, *l-ttc »Q*. »l*j{ moling.
SMITH'S
The Tin Smith
309 Eleventh Street
Cord* have averaged
14000 mflca on Chicago Yellow Caha
(UOO caba all Flre-
atooe equipped). In
tbonitndi of hv
atanraa. they have
given from 1&000 to
HuOOO m&ee.
t Look at tha tread—
Thia k tha raaion why
Cords unfaiUngiy ddiver
mileage. It »TJ->— the
mand of thoughtful
ore oujera ior tneaa
vilnts. The local
Ptiaatona dealer wfll
contmne to
tha perKHu
«K»t »n»ir»« PUeattsae
- t II 111! t II .j _|.| if ___.tf^iK_.
tzra loiii loft anoacosv
9 onrrcompt*ta.
Straw Hats
$2.50 to $5.00
STA INTON'S
All Kinds! of Quttara
> i« rmortim NOMTH or BIMTH aruir
B. F. GOETZ
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE.
OCCAN CITV, N. J.
orricc
Rcaiocnoc. tat* af • UlUtlMOtOT*
•tacH moarr