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m
SodalAftur*
To M»ke Up for Lo« of
WaihingtonTrip.
for Ik* next £ |
i of
Tkite;.. affairs (hit
hi37tl£S!I2!f J &wjP|sl2^ ftp. jhw.
IW^hBmE;,*: The finaJ event before Mm-
menccwwrat wilt be a banquet nn
June 12, at which only seniors
will be present, with a few fa*.
ulty members.
0, W. Relehly, principal of th
hlio school, waa re-elected pi
I dent at'tlie dramatic society fi
ntxt term at a general meetlna
How V, F, W. Buddy Poppy Proceed* Are Spent
MONTHLY
sj---aol jour, reading
fjHie wit, the wls.
Mnnan|oDshlp, the
igNr made toe AT-
MmMjNBve years,
quoted and
a Arilott.o St. I
in. mdstiv to **•• director
1 nates, whose annual trip to
Washington was cancelled this
year due to lack of funds.
, On Memorial Day, May 00, the
class plans to go on n picnic for
the • entire day, but whether to
e Hi>ciel>, ».ii , 1
r 11 , 1 ' "", Mlr '""
•"»«"*••• and Ed
Lenape Park or Rome oilier lo-
Those elected to serve as a com-
mittee on membership were Glady
|Thompson, Ruth Leeds and Mil
dred Dalbow. A group of ij timch
ThJjU're makes up the dramatic t'oiin-
I ell
|eality was not decided upon. ...»
pieiiie ostensibly will be closed to
everyone but seniors.
For the niirht of June 0 tho The schedule of final eitaniina-
seniors will follow up «umethlnB "° *?*** °n «ne biilleiln
started bv last year's emun a boartl at the hlgh school this week
•'cffifnirt.t^celetotion B ;in P the lit.« tlilll Wili'll lllii SCllHIll
pliVrii'iilll t
'SLl m % °^r V I"" 01 ** veterans in hospitals; denntien and maintHianee of graves and
•Idrt, BSSl"i Sli 1 * Y/'/J* VMoMl Ho « e '°f en*"" of veteranst iMwital tatotala.
aafl the purchase OF food aad fuel for veterans' families In dislr -••»"
Ocean City Flower t
'Prompt, Kfnpifnt Service 12 Months of the flit*!
1 SOS NINTH STREET
Jentral P.-T, A. To
Have Father's Night
The final spring meeting of tht
Central av, Parent-Teacher Asso.
Nation will bf on Wednesday
light. It will be the annual
i"ath*r's N'ight. Fathers especl-
illy are requested to be present.
Election of officers and report*
if standing committees will con-
itltute the buginejts session. S.
O, Winans, of the Glassbore
State Normal school, will lecture,
Musiesl numbers, under the direc.
*:lnn of Miss Louisa T. Corson,
rill be heard.
Compare them all with the
EW KK G-E
Real Rainbow Gave Name ^ t Youngr People
T r»L I ¥ I w ww To Rally on Sunday
Jo Channel "Island Here
Appeared After Shower ai Captain Mey Cait Anchor
in Somers Point Harteri No Pot of Gold, However.
famtai
MMI,
^^^^JS^S
10* FEATURES
Htighi.
w Stmimhtt Slttl
rnttfwm Ckmmhtr,
CtsaMAatnat.
Point's many beautiful natural
Imrbors, A suJden fliuwer came,
Rainbow Inland and Ralnbuw
Cliaiincl are niiniea of loas
siauding in ihis ssi-cilon, but
ivlio first placed ihus? names,
and for wbat reason"
The history uf ihiii name —
Rainbow — em-s back Hfnie SOO
yenrs, whtcti is rsniy a tw
ycarp after ilit> Pilyrima lunilpd
at Plymouth, and aftur the col-
ony at Virjinla was foundi'd,
A Duich sen captain, sailinK
au EnKlish ship, earns to ihene
waters, probably in "earth of
whales. His name HUM Mty,
which since hit* been tornipH'd
to .May. He was ihe man for
whom Cape May was named. He
is beliered tu h,i ' been the
first white man to land in this
region.
At any rnte, Capiain Mey
came into the bay here, and
iiricbored in one nf Somcrs
Ocean County Judge
For Circuit Court
W
cut Cour
Jutige Wilfred H. Jayne, of Oc-
ean County, recently made a cir-
cuit court judge, will «erve in
Cape Slay, Atlantic and Burlington
counties, in the future, replacing
Judge W. Frank Sooy. who has
been made a vice chancellor.
Judge Sooy sat in Circuit Court
in this county for many years.
Many friend." in thus county have
eitended their best wishes for
success in his new position.
New York Beer Chief
Edward P. Mnlrooni-j, former
Pslke ComoiisrionCT of Ne« York, U
tbe ebmifmas of tilt ititr'i "fita
Board" He rcsignf.] to Mtept the
ippoiDtnient nadir GOT, Lelmun.
Lost 40 Pounds
On Doctor's Advice
ftat Hn* IMI Mi an Mr *rr m
rr ma
In *.
wnttnBf iHnli. •• -r
ri'bs.- Htai •«•• WtMt, mm-
a, H. mk. lOa, M,.INI).
Once a toy lake KrUKhen Salte
—one Ulf teaspoonfnl in a glass
of hot wkter lint, thine ererr
morolng. Besides losing ugly fat
SAPELT joall K»in In health and
physical attr»etl¥cness — constipa-
tion, pi and acidity will cease to
bother — yon'll fee] younger —
more attire — full of ambttioD —
clear skin.-— «p»rkltnt ejM.
A J»r th»t U«U 4 week* anU
bat * trifle at HUnes* Cat Price
•*• J 3 t o d
niihoiiiJli [be sun shone hrll-
liunily.
And with the sshower came a
niinbow.
I'nimiin Mey and ail his crew
obst-rved the rainbow, and the
Iilarc where it ended. The broad
mid rolorful end rested neSIly
on an island, and that island
iiCiiiiiio known aa Rainbow Is.
Iniid. The channel next to it
tiikes it name from tlie island,
* * *
Historj- does not relate wheth.
ri or not the mythical "pot of
sold" was sought after, or
whether Hiiilors in those days
holicu-i! tlicre was a heap .of
sold at [ho end of the rainbow.
Mnybe rainbows were off the
cold stiindiird in those days, and
tiie snilori" were more interested
in the silver lining of the
cloudi.
EVERY WEEK IS
CLEAN-UP WEEK
AT SHEP»S
y on Sunda
The Cape May County Young
People's Council of Reliitious Ed-
ucation will have its annual
Spring Rally in the Cape May
Presbyterian church, Sunday, at
T:45 p, m.
The public is invited to aHend,
Mrs. John Kyle, of New York,
left Monday after spending three
weeks as a BUist at Veriion Hail,
for liliz.
liucu. Mi-VkHTH.
Soups
und
SHEPPARD
BATTERY
SERVICE
MS A8BIJB1 ATI.
OCEAN CITT, K, 1,
m
SACRIFICE
'7,000
2-Fnmily Aparttticiil Sihiafn!
at niist OpMnblr eornpr, ml.
Md at tlhm. Terj VUm to
bathing beaei. OM« view,
IIIMTBJ Income. Anj- Terms,
MORRISON,
Innrpanitd
81* an! OCEAN AVE,
AWNINGS
Take action now for
summer coinfurt. Be-
lect awnings vvhifh
will protect wall pa.
per, rujfs and expen-
sive decorations from
the rays of a hot
summer sun. Then too
—the home with awn-
ings is the coolest
home. Select your
awnings from our va-
riety of pleasing col-
or cflinbinntinns.
LAWRENCE M.
SHADES, AWNINGS and DRAPERIES
63739 ASBURY AVENUE PHON
TAXICAB
imhedim»oM,reofibtfttnd
•Mr, nM.«f -» tap- lilj ,hn aim
Mi tm aviM to thk me of
CtM.I, ons Asa (k* luUu t'friilt
Wfmliii *• mnn i I I " fam inai &*,
ua' Tknn
"Believe me, I know a
low price when I see one-
I'm buying my tires NOW!
mm now Goodyear is concentrating on two
main llr, of tires.,, This saves money for
the factory that buUds them—for the dealer
who wlii them -and for the car owner who
buys them... If yOU want to know how real
these sayings are —and how much they
mean to you-just check up on today Ui
price of the size you need, and at the same
time take a oreful look at the finest quality
that ever honored the Goodyear name
This Meppin* up Of quality, this stepping
down of price leads the way to a better deal
lor everyone — and that's what we all want
now,., Bat of all - It means that everyone
ate afford new Ooodyear Tires, especiafly if
you buy now while prices are stUl low.
Tfc« Gi*afttt nmm h guWtf
am I ear •
\ \
COMPLETE
MOTOR SERVICE
Welding
Brulnt
R*-Borine
Wh«*l AUsning
Brake Service
COOD/YEA
BOULEVAR
3WWBL SERVICE WTA*
O^AN CTTY'S TKE HEADQUAR1
A STIEBIiSlI, IVC
Vour
tut Wl« *?.",'-%j wfi| not iiilRH
AND THk OCtAN CITY NtWI, CON«OU|DATMD
Red Mf
Publication (Hflcti:
n Hall. 81 h St. •nil Ha' OCEAN CITY; NEW JERSEY/FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 ll.M a T«»r pj Mall,L
to Protect,
eclaim Beaches
„ Wins Amend*
ment to Public Works
BUI to Overcome Dun.
age by Storms, Erosion,
BOON TO RESORTS
etor of Freeholdere is
Given Advance Assur-
ance by President; City
Okehi Federal Plan.
Oeean City und Cape May Coun-
ty ore in line for federal aid in
the protection ond reclamation of
beaches, it WRR Indicated this week
when MnniincenieBt wan made
Hit the WoyB and Means fiommit.
tea of I'ouBreiW had accepted nil
aineniinicni to the public workn
hill, providing for. Bitch h*lp.
Cape liny County and Luther C
Osden ciiti take crodlt rnr the
Smciiilnirni, which wan ottered by
Cooiresniiiiiri Inane Bacharucn.
When President Hrioievelt first
broachrd IIIB rtfnreBtntlon plinis,
Mr, Ogilcn got busy und imd n res.
olutiiin nilotited by the freeholderH
callinis to the. hltention cif Ihe
jFisldenf, the need for protection
from lie;]cli eroRlnn, At hli guinea
tlon, nlBo, the freeholders of Atlnh
tic, Occnn and Monmoutli esuntleg,
til having beachfront, adopted aim
iitar reBiiiiitionB,
Wriitfl I > n>nld«nt Almiit KriiHinn,
Mr, OBden also wrote a persuns
E letter tu Mr, lloosqvelt, niiKBegtlni
[% hearing on the project, and nil
| Ylalni the president of the fliimcd
I tate need fur protection. Ho point
JM out that In thli county nlime.
|,propert.v valued at mllllonn of dol
jiri wan tmdaniered by troaion.
ij; Resold!ioiiH from • New .lerao
-•eoontles, presented to the Way
I inJ Meann committee by Mr. Bach
inch, pointed out this same fao
ind also that damage from stormi
id tlflna had been particularly tse
we along thi ,!er«ey const, from
dv )Iook to Capo May,
I Inclndn neaek Vto\
: works bill, as amend
^puhlc wok bill,
Bow Inclmliis the prdtectiun ol
icbos from erosion along th
totlc and' pBolflc coautB. an
*. of the 13,200,000,000 to b
Jtoorablo action for iiverki"
pihe h rceied a letter
State Worries Over
Low Accident Total
Filed by Ocean City
A subtle but gratifying com.
plinieiit to Ocean City's police
department anil traffic system,
was unknowingly paid this
weak by J, Fred Marijerum,
iliiector of traffic control anil
regulation, "of tile ' motor vehicle
ileiiartment at Treiiton,
Mr, MarKerum wrote the po-
iU'e departmiiiit intjuiriiig why
«iO few acfident reports bail
lieen filed at Trenton, The de-
partment requires a report on
every accidant. The reports
were so few, Mr. Margerum
said, that he wanted to know
why they weren't being sent.
So Chief Jaoij* Jei nee and
Captain RoUert f/fiaekey wrote
a brief letter in reply, explain,
ing everything.
There were only two or three
accidents in the past six
months, A report on every one
waa sent to Trenton, Due to
good traffic control and good
driving, the accident business is
poor.
Banner Season Is
Seen on Way'Here
Realtors and Utilities Re-
port Unusual Activity.
life Guards to go
Dn Duty Saturday
On Three Beaches
GUARDS TO BE COPS'
he received a
noo»o¥olt
i
v y,
letter from
saying the
fl
^M|dent nooȴlt yg
I matter would receive careful, con-
Mayor Harry
sideration.
On Wednesday,
Meadley and CommiBsloner John
E Trout adopted 4 resolution ap-
CBrovIng of the aineridment to the
pill, and urging ipeedy adoption,
m has been sent to Mr. Baqltarafiti.
I; The rcHiilutliin set fortti that tha
uie providing for relief to the
pre was "vital to Ocean City,
th Ha larfe area uf beachfront
d by eroalon,"
From a prosperity standpoint
it appears that Ocean Ci*^ is
heailed directly into its best sum
mer season for many years. The
ndieations are that the largest
:rowd in history will visit the
resort this summer, and tha
theBe visitors .will find the city
n Us best physical condition.
In confirmation nf the indica
tlon that there will be many vis-
itors, are the reonrts from real
estate agents and from utilities
showing heavy tentals Mill turt
ons.
Most realtors report as man
rentals this year as lasi, whil
a few declare that business i
better. Only one wai fountl wh<
wns behind last year's record, it
aofar as rentals are concerned.
Sales of property are inereaa
ing, however. Two sales were re
ported this week by J, W. Mor
rison, Inc. Mrs, Theresa
Call's property at ibO Ocean rd
wasLsold to Robert F^-Egskiiu.
wot p-llatlBljhiB, BnoT'tmv'Sobert
oil Lynch eottaBe at 811 Ocean rd,^
was sold to H, M, Nichols, of |
Philadelphia. ,
Hental prices arc slightly lesi
than last year, but not greatly
so, and most owners are express,
inn satisfaction over the prices
they are receivine;.
Kleetrlc Co. RusWd
The Atlantic City Electric Co.,
irhlch gives one of the best meu-
ures of the way the resort is
ilium up, .reports an unprece-
lented rush of business during
'our Emergency Stations
Established; First A i d
and Beach Physician to
Be Eliminated This Year
Over 700 Kings Caught On
O. C. Fishing Club's Pier
8 Hooked by ^fte Party in Inlet; Bay Also
Producefl Plentiful Yield, Is Report.
o be Used for Special Du-
ty on Crowded Week-
End Evenings — jemee
Issues Plea to Youngsters
tesort Resident's
fill Is Set Aside
Left to Son and Char-
ges; Daughter Demurs
h will of Thomas S, Mitchell,
more than 40 years a resident
; 100 Simpson ay,, was set aside
iently, by Judge Palmer M. Way
«r an appeal wag made In he-
ir of his daughter, Miss Katlier-
.. !• Mitchell, by Augustus 8, aoets
.« thlB city, and Harry Sablne, ol
yMmessee, her counsel.
The grounds for barring the wll
|were ihiit it wag not properly eie
|rateil, iinder, the laws of New .Tor
|My, Tho specific reason wag tha
jgttt witnesses were not in the pres
Ita of eneh other when they wit
d the document.
lented u
he past week,
tCti en pfie? 3)
Life guards will go on duty to.
iorrow (Saturday) on the,three
irlncipal beaches of the cily, qfTi-
ially openinB the 1933 batning
eason, whu-h Jack G. Jernee
lead of the beach patrol, confi-
ently expects will be the larg-
!St In the history of the resort
The beaches to he opened will
He those at 10th st,, 7th st. and
it. Chjries pi. Guards will br
n duty from 10 n. m. to fi p. m,
rom tomorrow until Tuesday, am
igain over week ends in June un-
,il their presence is required
'try day.
May be on Daily
If warm weather continues,
,iowerer, Chief Jernee says, ht
will keep euards on one of thf
icaoheB after BC-IIOOI every day
ur the beiiont of school students.
The beach has been divided in-
,o four zones this year, with i-
station hoUM in each zone, equip-
ued tu give aitifilcial respiration
ind • assistance to persons appar-
ntly drowneil. The stations wil
jii at 10th st, headquarters for
gone 1; 7th st. for Zone 2; Sten
ton pi. (near North st,) for Zom
3; ami 32nd st, for Zone 4. Petty
officers will bo uHSiKneJ to %i,"fi
zone, after tho season (rets intr
full awlnK, and will Ire responsi
hie to Chief Jerne for the con
duct of the truards in their re
siieetive iones.
To Eliminate First Aid
Due to lack of funds in th
beach patrol apprOBriation thi
veur. nearly all first aiii work wi
he eliminated, and the life guard
will work similar to the COBS
uuards. Assistance will be ren
dered to persons in dire distress
until a physician can be oalleft
.but slight injiirles must be a^
ftended to liv some phyRtahin eal
ed by'the injured indlviilual.
The beach natrol will tuntmu
its tralninu in giving artiflcia
respiration, and other emergenc
first aid treatments, but no beat;
hysieian will be retained, as I
tHe past. Some persons, iii pa:
serisons, have 'oven had X-rnj
talien at the expense of the cit;
Boat Davits Erected
III addition to the zone stations
ihii'li in some cases have been
laced on long piling above trie
,resont level of the beach, where
he bcnch«s are washoil out, new
Durell Ready to
Pounce on Relief
By ED O, PENSKB
Over 700 kingfish have been
aught from thu Ocean City Fish-
ig Club Pier at 14tH. it., ac-
onlinK to Ed Kline, piermaster,
lie kinj(s hava been running un-
uully large, most «)f them
Ught avuraginH ft pound in
.elMht, Individual catches have
•anjfed from three ter 80 fi«h.
Among- those, who have report.
I good catches from the pier
nice last Saturday ure: Frank
'eters, Philadelphia; H, W,
lartley, Philadelphia and Ocean
iity; H_. Beale, Haddonfleld anil
Cit Willi'Elmsn W11
y; _
leean City; William'
Bk E Cl
W11-
leean City; WilliamElmsr _
.am Beck, E, Clarence, J. Glea.
Y ll 11 ' Plil
.am ,
on,, R. B, Y ollum > a11
lhi S Hi T
Pliila-
n,, R. B, Y ollum > a
elphia; S, Haines Troth, Oeian
ity; Kichard Henje, Philadelphiii
,nd Ocean City. Mr, Honlo was
man with a catch of 35
kings, " Surf Fishing Good,
Henry Thompson, H, K. Thomp-
son, H. E. Miller, W. Gotz and
1). Khinan, all of Philadelphia; t.
J, Tegley, of Ocean lilty and
Philadelphia; Luther Wallace, Oc-
ean City, C. Clarfc, of Ocean
City-and C, M, Neiler, of Plill-
mlelphia.
itobert J. Leman and a party
of friends from Philadelphia also
made u fine catch of kings frail
the club pier,
Surf fishermen reported king-
flsh in laige numbers from the
pier on down to 6Bth st, Joseph
Bhillcr and GeorRe Ulalr, Jr.,
gave a good account4nK for them,
solve;. Others svho were success-
ful while fishing the surf were:
j, Hoke, Gloucester; H, (S. Pus-
(Cehtlnucd en paj?e 2>
Tax Discount For
Payment by Scrip
Ends Wednesday
Balance of $150,000 Isiue
Is Pud to Employes; Ov-
er $100,000 Returned for
Taxes, Roeaer S*ys,
CO. SCRIP ACCEPTED
County School Chief Clears
Decks for Action.
Tax Installment
Plan is Favored
City May Put New State
Law in Effect Here.
Tax Office Prepares For
Last Minute Rush Early
Next Week; Possibility
To Save Money is Cited.
To Keep
Ocean Side Of
PART OF CO, SCRIP I
HETUKNED QUICKLY |
t A portion of Cope May I
I County's scrip made a hasty I
|- circuit. H wus hack home, |
' redeemed, before many of,, ]
| its brother scrip dollars weie
I even Paul out.
I Dennis Township had Hie
I honor of niakine; the first
I returns, Tuesday, when S27B
I in scrip was paid over on
I account of 1033 taxes. The
I serin was issued only Sat-
I unlay.
0 —_— —— —-
Although there is no indication
tlmt state funds for the relief of
schools will be availtble right
away, County Superintendent of
Schools Thomas J. purtli is mak.
Ing plans to get in applications
The possibility that the city will
pass tn ordinance, putting into ef-
fort In Ocean City a law recently
passed by the legislature, was seen
ihis week when real estate men In.
terviewed Cumrnlgsioner John E.
Trout, the only member of the el#
government "at home" when the
realtors called at city hall. Mayor
Heridley had left on a short vacs
tlon. Commissioner Campbell Is
ill.
The state law, now known as
Chapter JOT, IMS laws, provide}
that no real estate shall be sold
for taxes, if the owner enters Into
an agreement with the municipal
IIy to pur the taxes due, In month
Iy or other installments, over a
period of five yea,ri.
In order to take advantage of the
art, however, the property ownei
must pay the taxes tar the curren
year in full, before the end of the
for aid for this county.
Even though discouraged
state school officials, Mr.
Repairs on Boardwalk
Damage Done Soon
Work on repairiiiK the ap-
preaches to .the boardwalk he-
tween Oth and 2nd sts. will be
completeil some time next week.
Commissioner John E. Trout re-
ported Wednesday,
In all, 13 jipproiiches had either
to be entirely rebuilt or strength-
ened after the hoavy buffeting
from the storms duriiiE the win
ter. The final tonsiffmiiant «
lumber arrived this week, he said.
For this work Mr. Trout has
been BlviiiR jobs to men .who
were unemployed all winter. Six-
teen or 18 men work at a time,
and they are elianjied every few
days in order to aid. as many as
possible. Men employed regular-
ly by the public works depart,
liient supervise the lalior,^
RaiiPWaTk Approach
For Doughty Theatre
A rsaolution authoriainB him to
g the First Presbyterlnn
of Ocean City and tho Oc
City'Welters Association, were
I to receive a considerable portlDn of
tti Mtate. A soil, DMld T, Mitch-
ell, received tho diamona business
*!« father had conducted on N, Tth
fe Jt, Phlladelnhitt, and one tnlrd of
Ht! ronmlnder of the eBtate, ai»r
ific bequests hid been CTant-
tm, The daughter was to, receive
tincome from 180.000 for .life,
also from one third M the res-
th the will Invalidated, hoW-
the son and daughter will
! the estate between,' them
W*n over (400,000 !• involved.
SHOTS—
v: , At The News
£v. • • • _ ,1
^iitWho holds tBi whip hand In
i boardwalk bu«lneufl?
It sounfi inori lite a mer-
Thi riaion the censors were
ji fired ii that no rule Is small
J^Wh to miaiun the new
TBB iiarip Bnason It ^
m Ptopl» wUl btve to BO
\ to U»IB| money again
fonder ]f Troot rtopped th*
oat iliivits have been
(Ctinrinuci! nn pnoe HI
placed
Note Suit Against
City Meets Delay
Federal Reserve Action to
Come Up in September
The federal reserve suit ag-
ainst the city will not be heart)
until September, it was learned
this week, due to the inability of
counsel lo prepare the ease in time
for the present term of court.
The snil Involves the $350,000
l ** "••--*
year,
Property owners paying back
state Mhool ofTiciala, Mr. iVrjl
asked Assistant Cdmm)ssioiicr>>bl
Eilui-iition C. J, itrahan for the
pioijer form on which to indicate
to the state treagurer the "evi-
doiiee of Indebtedness" of the
county, as reiiuired by the bill re-
coiitly passed by the legislature.
Writes tu State Treasurer
Mr. Strahan advised Mr. Durell
to find out from State lrCHSurer
A. C. Middleton, whether a note,
tax lien, or other form would be
desired, anil Mr, Durell immedi-
ately wrote (Friday) for such
'••formation.
He said Wednesday that hn hail
received no reply, but that if ho
did not hear in n day or two, he
intended to call Mr, Miildletim by
telephone and Ret the desired in-
formation.
Seeks to Avoid Delay
Mr, Pure!! is anxinus to have
the material ready for approval
liy the freeholders, who will" meet
Wednesday, so that there may be
no delay in EettlnB aid for the
county and for Ocean City, which
probably la in worse condition
than any other school system in
the county,
Tn connection with the school
bill, which was Hponsured by Sen-
ator Charles C. Read, the gena-
tor addressed about 40 women at
Wildwood, last Friday, telling
them that while there was no
taxes under th(| plan, wauld b<
protected f rgm tax sales. In ^h» ev
ent of default in Ihe Kraehenf, n
the part of the proiiertjr owner, thi
elty would have the right to ini
mediately offer' the property f"
SKIM,
Mr. Trout agreed the law wouiil
be n great help to many propert:
owners, and that he would favo
a local ordinance said to be nee
essary to put It Into effect.
SCRIP AND
BONDS COSTS IB.O0B
A resolution nuthorillnf
the city to issue $5,000
worth of emergency notei
to pay the costs of litho.
graphing scrip andf printing .
bonds and nntu-t, was passed I
I by the commissioners on 1
I Wednesday, I
I A major portion of the
i amount will bo uied for
I printing bonds, as the city
I has been obliged to renew
I large number! of them dur^
ing the past lew monthi, or. I
else issue them in different I
i form. Commissioner Trout in-
I troduced the resolution, I
o— —— J—i-o
Taxpayers beware—or rather be
,'ise!
Wednesday is the lost day a
liscount will be granted on 1088
axes,
Wednesday is the last day, also,
when a 1 per cent premium will
be granted on scrip, paid in for
axes.
So if you have some I'ttih or
some scrip, and still owe some
taxes, earn the price of a box of
cigars or a permanent wave by
taking it to city hall on or bo-
fono Wednesday,
No OiuouBt June 1
For Thursday's June 4, when
tax bills becomS-due and payable
—without disepunt — and when
To Use Every Man in Police
Necessary —Attempt Made to
ty'Pavilion'Into Mechattk^l
A bftttli has bvun wer • the ^ti^pl
amusement device on the east side of thr* 1
Sth st., on proi)erty owned by Miss Phtibe'
City official are opposed to having anjtf
on the ocean aide of t% walk. Mi?8*J)ougl
other hand, is determiried to make uae of her^
TW device In auestion, which '\ynffi-'3t adSi
the owner, Leon CaiWdy, 48, |rf lift#^ *ffiL«,
Patwnn'
Proclamation
WHEHEAS tho • flay at May
30 1ms been dedicated In com-
meinorutlon o[ • .tlie dead - koi-
diors who no uuBelfinhly detend-
ed our country In time of need;
and
WHEREAS, there lies fleep-
ly Imbeddca > tn .eaoJi of us a
sense of patriotism and a con-
BequenL apprecintlon ol tHe sac-
rlflcoB made,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Har-
ry Heudlcy, Mnyor of tUe City
of Ocean City .New Jersey, do
hereby call upon the people ot
Ocean City to assist In giving
expression to a BOlemn Uiougbt
In memory of thoso brave de-
fenders by attendance at pntrl-
otlc exercises,' by the display of
the. flag of the United States
und by other fitting wayo of
observance on Memorial Day,
Tuesday, May 30,
HARRY HEADL.EV,
)layor.
whip.
seats carried in
cular