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Need Payments on Hotel Stock

¥ep Meeting of Team Workers Held •t lleetwood Hotel—Slocum Tells 0/ Progress in Construction

Mawey Wanls Co-Operation

It was de<tded to let mem bee* of

rangements tor a dinner in PM phis where tori her moneys win be raised amcug property owners who reside in Ocean City during the summer time and live in Philadelphia during the winter month*. Those whose names were handed to a representative of the TIMES by Herbert Wilks, able office secretary of the corporation, as having attended the dinner are as follows. A. R. Fogg, W. H. Oolllsaon. Jr., R. W. Edwards, Otis Townsend, A.

OOEAJ* CITT— Move than seventy ardent workers la the interest of the new Flanders Botel, of Ocean City, attended a dinaer at the Fleetwood Hotel last Friday night and heard brief hut highly pertinent talks by fellow workers OB the constructional progreea. need of immediate payments on stock subscriptions and future plana for the ••pride of Ocean City.” An excellent dinner proceeded the talks. The Fleetwood culinary artists are to be congratulated on the dinner placed before and rapidly consumed by those guests present. On •very >hand praise was heard. Appreciation of the good cooking and equally good service was unstinted and spoken of often. J. Howard Slocum presided at the discussion following the meal, and delivered himself of a few well chosen remarks prior to introducing

speakers.

Slocum touched on the contemplated beauty of the Flemish room in the hotel, the immense amount of detail work necessary to draw up the final plans, and the Interested cooperation extended on behalf of the architect. Belmont Steel Company, and others officially connected with the primary stages of the building construction and erection. Slocum pointed out that workmen contemplate completing the steel % framework during the week of February 1, 1923. The erection of steel Store framework la looked for during the first two weeks of February. Dr. Allen Corson was then cal on and spoke- of the need of Ocean City for a botel, urged the speedy completion of the proposed structure and the prompt payments on stock mbecriptions as they fell due. "Talk about your hotel. Defend It. > We've sold ouraelrea to our own hotel- We must believe In It. We are traveling in untrodden aeaa untouched soil. The day la coming when the Flanders will be but a chain of establishments equally as good." Dr. Corson stated. _ Harry Headley, chairman of the building committee, was then given the floor and called attention to the rapid work on the piles, executed by Workmen of the Raymond Construction Company, and how the piling work was completed ahead of time, thus permitting the Belmont concern tc begin work at once. “At first we thought It beet to drive wooden piles, but found that concrete will prove better In the long run for the same cost that wooden ones would have reached,” Headley Stated, "and now we are In a position to go ahead with further con-

•truction."

There are to be 239 bed rooms for rent, with seventy-four private baths. , every room being equipped with running hot and cold water and a private wuah room. There will be a swimming pool thirty by sixty feet. A laundry will be installed on the ground floor of Lrcksley Hall, which will also be used as quarters for the hotel servants. Stores will be built In front of Locksley Hall, It Is said. It Is planned to heat the lower floor and the south wing of the hotel so that guests may remain throughout

the winter months.

William E. Massey, chairman of the executive committee, and major apeaker for the evening, struck the keynote of the evening by hurling the challenge into the group of team captains, committee chairmen and

team workers to—

"Take off our coats and go work for ten days at least. Realise that the degree of responsibility rests on our shoulders. Look at Atlantic City. Her hotels are filled. Ocean City is next. She will not be beaten down. We will have special trains coming here very soon. We have in hand {469,200 in subscriptions.

There will be some shrinkage but | this project will probably run well MR

over one million dollars. We Must ask you to use your Individual Influences to get in over {200.000. We have not scratched the surface as yet. 'I look forward to getting under,

the hide of the big property owners,

in Ocean City. Look at the subsclptions from such cltlxens In any number of other campaigns. This is no exception. This is our own little hand. Let us play it well. I have here a list of those who have not yet met payment^ on their subscriptions. We cannot wait. We must pay these obligations as though we owed money to a bank. The eyes of the entire Cape May County r- i on us today.

We need a real golf course. I

"Since September 1. you have paid I

*67 .360 and the balance rests with| 160 of our own people. Don’t let: them fall down on us. Great Glory' be. What if you do have to borrow '

some money. All of us have to do that. We must finance this cam-

paign before January 1, 1923, I

"The vast majority of our local people have made their money right here. There is more than two hundred per cent, more wealth per capita today than one year ago. This la an Investment not a floatipr debt. "Now then. Let us get together. Have a rousing big time on June ft. 1923 at the opening of the house. We have invested flS4.000 In the (round. We have in the bank a total sum of (4.012. There Is due on December 1. a total of |93.fi<»0 and there remains 120.210 on the first

payment. We must not hinder pay-

W00HBIHE HIGH SCHOOL HAH nr.EAW gEAflOM

The Woodbine High School had a

very dean season this year, winning ten games and tying two. The following results of the games art:—

W. H. a 14 Salem _ W. H. 8 7 Millville

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Grange Plans a Farmer’s Market

Idea to be Developed Along JAaes of

Successful Longport Xai&e

Maw in Operation

Will Come Before Pomona

The various Oranges, led by South

SeavUle, are seriously considering the plan to hold n community market.

Is di-actly ia touch with he can readily learn i are In demand and

al of the public.

W. H. 8.

The following men who have received their W’e are: Alexemoerg. End; Lapldlua, Tackle: L. Holpren. Guard; Kobb, Center; H. L. Holpren, Guard; Goldlnger, Tackle; Danner, End; Levin, Quarterback; Wetxel, R. H. Back; Feldman. L. H. Back;

Bab. Fullback.

The following men who deserve special mention are: Alexemberg. who has intercepted all passes which have come hie way and has been getUng pauses and running as far as fifty yards for touchdown; Levin, our star quarterback, who throws passes as far as any college star. The last pass he threw to Alexemberg was 68 yards. Levin Is a good defensive player; Feldman, the star halfback of the school. Feldman Is one of the fastest men of the team. He drop kicks for Woodbine and ia the beet defensive player Woodbine High School has ever turned out; Rab, our husky fullback. Bab la a great offensive and defensive player. He pnnts tor the school and f

n to get too.

All t

footballs at the end of the last toot-

Tbe W. H. 8. 1* looking for a victory vs. Ocean City H. 8.. December

16th.

STEVEHS HOW CITY CLESK

Walter Scoble MILLVILLE, NEW JERSEY

CAPE MAT—

Former Senator Lewis T. Stevens has been appointed by the City Commissioners as city clerk of Cape May City to succeed the late William Porter. Stevens has been acting city clerk during Portei's lengthy illness. He Is also city solicitor and auditor.

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OOEAjf CITY E00TBALL TBAJI

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Chariaa Gibb. George Gardiner ano Scott Adams, all members of the Ocean City High School football team, will he lost to their teammates next year because of graduation in

January from school. '

rjen who were awarded letters at a dinner given the school teem on Monday ni^ht In the school, were:

w _ r .-. Anthony Selvagn, Herman Belvagn, n, " " ^ Latham MacGregor, Phil KUtcher. Grange Master Richard BoMabanm, Rob^t Gorgon. Tom Williams, T. explained the plea to Mayer Cham- Lee Adraa. Arthur Hu3 and Marie?

plon with as Men of forming the Y.tsgeratd.

market In Oeeaa City. The Mayor Board of Education tendered

expressed very favorable and promised to co-operate as -tor as hie office would allow In market In that town. The famous Longport Atlantic City ia to be repied, with certain modifications. J. Rodgeni. who was one of tbe founders of that enterprise, and Frank Swain formed a committee to Investigate the conditions and learn if the plan met with the approval of tbe farmers. After receiving a favorable report, It was decided that the matter wouM be thoroughly discussed when all the Grangers meet at the next Pomona

meeting.

Only legitimate fanners Will enjoy the privileges of tbe market. The salient featuree of the project that are attractive to both consumer and producer are the purchasers are sure of buying fresh products directly from the farm and are able to select from a wider variety than usual. The prices are set by the Market Master, based on the market quotation which prevents excessive profits and the farmer receives the actual value due him. The consumer.and fanner save the difference in the delivering costs. The farmer Is able to dispose of hia load in half the usual time, allowing him to devote more time cn the farm when he needs it most. As

tha ban-met.

HOTBED YCUTH DEPSOVIHG

OCUAK CITT-

SSowly recovering from serious injuries retained when he Was struck, knocked down and dragged several fopt by a speeding automobile more -Ann a week ago. Amos Pfefar, 16 years old, -of 3446 Asbury avenue. Is able to alt up In bed and move about

Siirrr

Pfefar was riding his .bicycle to a moving picture shoa. He waa touud lying in.the street by a passerby who picked him up and summoned a physician or emergency treatment. The

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