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Boardwalk D«fy PUee RceAN CITT—Th* boMdwatt la Ocean CUT Mtum* • 4l~*7 +*** when the candy mnrchaaU. wko an

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Uft Sunday*

The act U beUerad to ba an effort t0 cause 1m> atrla«aat tataryrataUoa 0( ,he • blua Uar” effect along tba ‘ parts of the town. Even the elaetrfc UghU ahng tba walk appeared to bo dUa. aad tba boardwalk aanteod a aonbar a»*«r~ ante. The Cbanabw of OdMaoi ailed a moeUag Tuaaday erealng an effort to aotabHab a bottar vad< Handing betwoan tbo baribon ■ and the aaiborlttaa. ItoM of tbo Commlaalonera attodod tbo BMOtiag. At the meeting William A. Welsh, a Philadelphia baolaooo aua, aad oottagrr. demanded a public apology from the authorltlaa for ordering bio child, who was oa a tricycle, from tbo

boardwalk.

It appears the child U a victim of Infantile paralysis, unable to walk, but capable of podallag a tricycle, was ordered from tbo boardwalk by an officer last week oador tbo Instructions of kaiplng the board clear of pedaled soMdOO Mayor Champion stated bli it ructions were mbdatorproted. he did not wish to caaoo aay baiw^ on the Tilton but be desired to clear annoyance and (

Free Drinks, No Acceptor*

One of tbo ■

laalvc end

audita of municipal account* ' Is this Stats is that of Bee

for tba years im. 1110 . a sunasary of which la la this tasae of the TO— k pages six and seven.

As law of im, designed that the lieot possible publicity can be given

to araaldpal finances, requires that an audit be mads of the accounts of every municipality at stated Intervals aad that a nummary of tKls audit, to-

wlth. all of tbs auditors' recdattona, be published twice la * la oompltenoT’wlth this law,

City Commissioners of Sea Us City had a most complete audit made of all accounts back to IMS, aad the Information gleaned from this audit la bow pasted along tor the taxpayers'

Us City.- stated Mayor Pitch la Court last Monday during the hearing of Bsmuel Rosenberg, alleged

GUI fO TU1M OYER

soft spot in tbs road.

Tbs ear. drirsh by Jobe 1 on of former Assemblyman

Boswell, was following George Myers, an Ocean City oftosr whs was chasing a apse deter when the acrid set occurred. Boswell leaped as tbs oar

was rolling over sad eeeeped *

, One of the large uwca owned by the Reliance Transportation Company skidded off Bee Isle vard near the drawbridge about P. M. yesterday, while en route Cape May to Ocean City. The ruck ■ soft spot on the side of

the road end headed

meadows which la am -n*T* u. no cnuenn I. ta •*“ Ti* V.'"* b J“

Fitch No Liquor Expert

Mayor Pitch waxed Indignant at

t Sea Isle Cltyltea

article la his town Mace Helas patented stoppers on ketchup bottles. Samuel Boaeaberg, «tl Win ton 0L. aprelimtaarr

L a Cole, at Const House, tut

Monday. State Trooper Barley Hatch- ** D ?. l *f laaoa testified be captured Rosenborg **■ Mrs Caroline C “ ^

iraa a | Over the

nnloadlng about «0 gallons of liquor to a building that U la the roar of QUos’ paint shop. Cape May. Whoa be sttemplsd to meat Rosenberg bs

Maffiad bli '

Problems Worry Party Politicians Lack at Harmoav in State Omaixatiok Wort RcoubUcaa Leaden. Wet or Drv Platfonc

vy planking that supports tbs side the boolrrird brought the car to

an abrupt bait where It tilted at a

' TS angle. The fire passengers. were shaken up but escaped

With no greater injury than the wet feet they received when they climbed

from the bus into tbs marsh

SEA DIE CRT J0TTOG6 Psul Heohave, of Philadelphia, was a week-end guest at the Bellevue

Hotel.

Mrs. Mtaels kwv’tey. of Camden, te

Other Newsy County Gossip . »r Zin With thd* exception of the merry war raging between the Commissioners In Ocean City over the appointment of the City Treasurer, the political situation id the county presents an appsarance as serene as Uncle Joe puffing on. his corn-cob pipe. In tbs meantime the county K liclans are repairing fences and ng plans to materialise next fall and the big election of the following year, when a U. 8. Senator, Congress man, Bute Senator. Assemblyman. County Clark and Freeholder will be

Mr. W. B. Coot, of Philadelphia, spent tbs week sad In Sea Isle at * Bellevue Hotel. Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the Rev. Herbert J. Belting, district erln ten dent, will preach in the [hod 1st Episcopal Church. r aad family, of Ua, aaeut the week-en~ ' stopping at the Bell

Mr. and Mrs. William Mlntxer aad Mr. and Mrs. C. H.' Mlntxer and wife week-ehd at the Bellevue

The mala

e fall campaign la the three or five an freeholder board. The factions la the RepabUcan party are divided on this question. The Democratic except as individual* have made no expression though wane of the leaden favor the larger board, as It would afford that party a better chance of rspreaesU'.ion on the board. The Democrats have announced Thomas Lpdtem. of Sea Isle, as a candidate for Assembly. They have not as yet announced their candidate for Freeholder. The county situation from a publican party standpoint la far complex than the obstacles to overcorns in other sections of the State. Ever since the disaster last fell all efforts to effect harmony in the party

have tailed.

Governor Sllxer will make an appeal to the voters that elected him last fall to back him with a working Senate and House. JJn Democratic candidates vrtU endorse the Governor's platform while their opponents are confronted with the problem of disregarding party policies to suit their Individual

WILL OPEJT BIDDLE CREEK BRIDGE OH JULY IffTH State High war Commiuion Takes Action Following Rteolnt -m Word was seat out this week by the State Highway Commission that the Biddle Creek Bridge, on the Bayshore Road at Goshen, which has been causing a long detour to uaen. of this road for the past year, will i opened for travel on July IStfc. The bridge was originally closed off. under s contract with Royal J. Mansfield, of New York, for rebuilding for a period of one hundred days. The work was delayed and dragged along for a year until a petition was presented to the Board of Freeholders .bout three weeks ago, signed by 141 residents of the section affected, asking that some action be taken to have the work speeded up so that travel could be resumed acroes the creek. The Freeholders adopted a resolution calling upon the State Highway Department to hasten the completion of the work, with the result that the bridge will be open within the next

three weeks.

The Bayabore Road, like the Main ashore Road, la now owneo by the State, and is out of the control of the County entirely.

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cently “to To cover this I Ing of Ice cream .onnuned on

bought -

tvefy charaetar'truaf*? to a novt ity shop was

crtamasacloaktofcMfupsaoaBuaday and cell other goods, aad to continue along ♦*»■» would ba fareiaL A line of d< “ " * *

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~- ...wa on a local bank I have made the cam of 141.60. The ehed "■ " 'aad payable to Mae Weaver aad bad

On Tuesday night the Chamber of Commerce sent * *—* ' naire to all Ha a yes oi no v "Shall candy be _ Sunday or not?” returned will be submitted to the Mayor for consideration. COUHTY IS PRACTICALLY FREE OF I

Drv Snell

"U is an 111 wind that ___ body good” Is eqpiirlilly true of tbs draught of the peri two man tba. Leek of rain baa eerlotwly Injured 111 of the early crops of vegetables and berries, but It bee also worked an equal hardship on tbs fatally of Mr. and Mrs Peaky tt.vrer. aM there has been an alarmterf* hf’L ■nor,.Hty in •helTranlte^ So far this season there have been practically no mosqultoea la nay section of the County, insludlng the mainland where they ere usually Pretty strong. The TTparbm are. en<>rely free of the peris. FUea have evidently been bit, loo. Mr while 'here is about the usual a umber of green-head*” the house-fly I* very much less In rvidmm* than tor*-*-The common agrieuMural am chard pests are also isss vora this year although they are In aufSclent numbers to keep the sprayers active. An unusual feature this year ‘r the prevalence of the teat caterpillar that has attacked, calefiy older orchards, with unusual virulent*. The faithful old potato bug still abides in about usual fecundity. HOTICE OF torrespo*de*ts Hext Wednesday brfaf a teffil holi* da y- it will be aeoemary that all news letten tor publication ir. next Friday’, TIMES be in this office by n oon on TUESDAY. Fleam fet your ^tten off to reach ua by that time. see~that Your auto lenses "■'Ply with the legal requirement* by July fl ra t if you want to nave your- •» engagement with the Stale P»Hee; we have a. full Mrt of *11 legal aad can fill. Promptly. 1FEIKFCR STOKES. Landis Are. ^JJaUa Street. Boulevard at Fark

Marrow sad & Kinglag was Identical on each one. chased Vpair of ffrof shoes, ana More Mm received ya.SO worth od dry goods. The merchants of Ocean our g| jflfl “ n

positive -identifieston. CAXDEV BUB-8TATI0M FOR VETERAM’ BUREAU Secretary F. LeBoy Howe, of the Ocean City Chamber of has announced that be k_ a reply from Senator Edward L Edwank of New Jersey, frflowtng the

Edwards la bis reply states that be laveedgatadtbe aaatter sad saw both General Frank Hl»« *“<1 Major Lent, la eoeimaad of District No. I. aad found that tbe Government would save $16,868 annually through moving of tbe district office from Camden to Mewarfc aad tbe keeping of a sub-station in Camden This sub-station will have a detail of five medical Inspector* and »~-

AUTO RACE FOtTFOIXD Norman Salth. of Court House, announces th> a to races that he bad planned to bold oa tbe Fair Ground or Saturday, July Ttb. have been postponed until further notice. Contractor Mom Office Contractor Wllllsm Etoeaherg- of U'oodblnc. baa moved hla Vineland office to Jll-lfi Smith-Auatermuhl Building. Fifth end Merket streets. Camden. Mr. El sen berg is *ell known for his work In this county, and only reccn'ly comple ed P«'lng Beech Drive. Cape May City. H» U Mayor of the Borough of Woodbine. A CHECKPftl ACCOUNT HELPS you to keep tract of your expenditures aad Alves you a receipt tot every dcllar paid out. Open oai With the Vesurity Treat On, Cape

also la the hat beetaeea When the bearing actually started xnmlsslocer Cole quickly squelched any attempt of comedy. In a mtingIng denunciation of Rosenberg and other bootleggers be stated that any one bringing liquor In tbe county will receive no clemency from bla^ but they can expect tbe maximum sentence that tbe law provides. Rosenberg, shirting hi* feet um eerily during t*» tirade, ws* relieved when Commissioner Colo announced be would be tried on SeptemberlltbCommissioner Cole plnced $2800 additional bail upon Rosenberg. Thome* Moles, a color**! hotel own er. of Caps May City, furnished tbe ball for tbe defendant. U charged with resist It upon an officer. and transporting Uquors for beverage purposes GARDES T1AC» GUICTLY SOLD One of tbs -west remaraaMe sales of Oesaa City real estate wee that of tbs McLeughllB-Coaover epsratien. In 'Tbs Osrdsnr" seetioa Is tbs uppsr end of Geese City atoag tbe

hsacb front.

ulit September tbe Bret di virion of this tract, compririag tour hundred aad forty-ala. eottags rites, placed on sal*. Tbe Pfl*** wer attractively low that all the lol that division were sold within sixty ,Urm. the total Bales amouatng to

Bore than $110,000.

The tote are rsrirteted aad It U th* lateatlon of 'he company to develop this tract to make It sonllar to Ventn.'r City. _ _ _ The McLaughlin-Conover Company will riortiy open up the second division ol this tract, being the land oi the ocean side of Atlantic Boulevard

and along tbe ocean front.

FIREWORKS DISPLAY

On Fourth of July Eight at Sea Isle City, oa the beach, at 9:80 F.IIPublic baud concert rad motor-cycle

itoes in the afternoon.

NOW IB THE TIME Tu REPAIR that roof. We have a good etoek of light, medium aad heavy weight Buy tbe Champion Roof ng of Cham-

last year’s upheaval can be accepted as a true Indication of the voters' opinion of the wet and dry question. Chairman Stokes urges the abandonit of tbe AaU-8alooe League as s Ucal -factor. Senator Edge 1 te it plain that be favors a mod ind results should not be consider Mrs. Lillian E. Feiekert, Vleer Chalrmau of the Republican State r Committee, aad tbe most outspoken . woman of tbe State, surprised her I hearer* in a luncheon In bar home . when rite nether favored Senator Edge'* attitude, yet Mra. Feiekert and her aides gave no *— “ the legislative

SPEEDSTER LOSES TEH MILE RACE WITH TROOPER Harley. 8. Hutchinson, a State trooper. *tattoned at Court House, chased Leo P. Harris. 632$ Parkride avenue. Philadelphia fully ten nlles before be we* able to overtake r.an lari Saturday afternoon. Tbe exciting chase led through Court House. Burleigh. Whlteeboro. Rio Grande and Hutchinson finally oovertook Harris oa the Wildwood

Though Harris was traveling about 60 miles per hour Hutchinson would have overtaken him sooner If he had not used caution In the heavy traffic. Harris paid a fine of $$3.$0. WILDWOOD Mra Carrie Scrlvanl and Mrs. Catherine Boerekel visited tbe golf link* at Burleigh recently. Mr. and Mra Howard Robert* and two daughter*, of Carney;* Point, ■pent Saturday with William Robart and family at the "Haxal Dean." Mr. aad Mra T. Flocca entertained

tertalaing company for a few *

avenue, entertained their daughter aad a son end family from Bridgetow on Sunday. Raymond Topham and family, of Burleigh, were seen here on Tuesday

Mr. and Mra 8. Barnes, of Court i rooms on Pins avenue and may stay for the summer. Mr. and Mia John Beecher are on an automobile trip touring tbe New

for tbe extension of Sounds avenue. Townsend's Inlet, tor 600 feet north of Dtrector of Highways

this street with scraping* from other street*, and believed that with e coating of gravel the street Id be !r. good condition without It expe >e. Tbe plan of Sofroney adopt id. Mayor Flub was authorised to ascertain the cost of a chair for Sea Isle City in tbe annual Atlantic City roller chair pageant in September as an advertisement for this resort. Director Love was authorised to borrow $1,830 on * temporary note, to pay tbe cost to the State of tbe audit of tbe City's accounts. An application of M. A Luongo Company for a license to operate a bus on regular schedule between Sea Isle City and Townsend ■ Inlet was granted. The bus a 111 commence on Saturday, making regular

TIDE TABLE FOR JULY

Standard Time)

H. W. L. W. a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m. 10:46 10:67 4:39 4:52

11:34 11:43 13:16 12:3! 12:32 1:13

4 Wad.

6 Tbur*. 1:19 $ Frt. 2:11 7 Sat. 3:03 8 Sun. 8:67 8 Mon. 4:50 10 Tass. 6:41 11 Wad. $:27 13 Thurs. 7:10 13 Frt. 7:61 14 Sat. 8:30 16 Sun. 8:08 18 Mon. 9:49

If Tuea. 10:82 10:38 16 Wed. 11:19 11:26 19 Tbura 13:10 12:16 20 Frl. 12:19 1:08

1:16 3:13

6:27 6:16 7:03 7:62 8:42

2:04 2:64

3:46 9:31 10:11 4:36 10:31 11:04 6:25 11:10 11:63 6:04 11:66 12:16 6:44 2:40 13:40 7:22 1:23 1:20

2:06

Quito a number of Senator* and _aembtymen if they run for re-elec-tion will be tbe target tor tbe Aati-

Wlth peaeage of tbe $40,000,000 bond issue was an extensive building program which so far has failed to materialise. The taxpayers are looking forward to roads, not excuses Radio Bothered trr Cane Mav If It wasn't for tbe proximity of tbe Cape May Government Radio Station, we would enjoy more radio outfit* in the county. Radio fan* tell me tbe crystal sets, which are very inexpensive, are of no value in trying to tune out this powerful station. Tbe radio would keep the farmer in closer touch with the market prices and would prevent what happened a month ago when strawberries, nice ones too. sold In tbe vicinity of Court House for 10 cents per quart, yet Jack Bethel tells me on tbe same date he received $9.60 or 30 cent* per quart for his New York shipment. Are you aware that New York City consumes the bulk of the product* that are ablpped from tbe county? Tbe farmer's fast freight, run . tbe Reading Railroad, makes It possible for products picked early In tbe afternoon to be served on the New York hotel tables the following morn ing at breakfast. There la no such rail service to Philadelphia mark* and tbs bulk of tbe a .pplng to there is done by truck. Fourth of July Celebration

8:00 8:37 • :1S 9:66

:46

3:24 4:03 4:44 6:27 8:14 7:07 8:06

3:22 9:09 10:02 4:30 10:14 11:07

6:22 11:16 12:06

6:30 12:16 12:16 7:24 1 01 1:10 8:14 1:63 2:02 9:00 2:41 2:61 9:46 3:28 3:40 - 4:13 4:27

..... 4:67 6:14

Tbe above tides arc for the beach front: for baya and back -aters add forty minutes. Time given la Eas-

tern Standard.

HEXT WL.1HESDAY

Being a legal hoi -iar the TIMES T office vffl be dri-d all fiay.

22 Sun. 23 Mob. 24 Tuea. 26 Wed.

26 Tbura

27 Frl. 28 Sat.

29 Sun -

30 Mon. 10:17 10:29 31 Tues. 11:01 11:11

6:02 7:00 7:54 8:45 9:32

The Fourth of July will be appropriately observed tn Sea Sale City tbia year, with beach sports In tbe afternoon and a display of fireworks in

tbe evening.

Tbe plana .or tbe afternoon Include motorcycle races by the Camden Motorcycle Club and other sports, and the firework* display will be in tbe evening, at nine-thirty promptly, on the beach front at the foot of Minerva street. There will be band concerts both morning and afternoon.

WE HAVE EVERYTHING TC fill anything. Attractive prices Prompt delivery. Champion a Lumber Yards. 16th street and West svsnus, Ooean City. N. J. "Look for the sign.”—adv. 4tf. CONTRACTORS MAIL UB YOUR lists for builders suppllss. We can ■eve you mosey. Champion. l#tk street aad Weat avenae. Ocean City. M. J. "Look tor the

Mr. and Mra Walter Gifford entertained friends over the week-end. Mr. and Mra James Groff, of the _ jRertu Dtratford Hotel. Philadelphia. spent the week-end at Clover Inn, 242 East Andrews avenue. Mr. and mra K. M. Newbold and daughter Josephine motored from Canton. Ohio, for a week's visit here. Mr. and Mra William C. Wallace and non. of West Philadelphia, are visiting friends on Last Montgomery ■venue. Mr. Wallace saw service in France during tbe World War. William Glenn and family spent Sunday with his parents at Burleigh. Reuben Mount, accompanied by Winchester Bonham, are cruising tba extrema southern end of Florida. Tbe wlB be away several weeks. A lecture was given here on Thursday evening by Dr. Buaaell Conwell,

of Philadelphia.

Mias Alma Kilmer baa been spending a week with her aunt et Court Mr. and Mra. Harry Stokes, of West Sweet Briar road, had their baby. Ruth, baptised at tbe Presbyterian Church by the Rev Dougherty on Sunday. Mias Hannah Dertesie and Mr. B. Schuck*. of Philadelphia,

were sponsors.

William Shinn came down from Philadelphia on Sunday to spend tbe summer with hla parents in the Shinn Apartments. ITESKIAH LUTHERAH CHURCH Rev. B. 8. Dlae. pastor. Sunday. July 1st, is Patriotic Day. 10:20 A. M.—Sunday School. 11:16 A. M.—"A Greet Naticn." 8:00 P. M.—"Church and State." IF YOU WANT LUMBER OR anything In builders suppllss cell Champion. 10th street aad Weat avenae. Ooean City, N. J.. phone 480. "Look for the alga."—advertUamamL

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Harry Goldsmith YOUR TAILOR How located at 15 Italia Street, Sea Isle City Cleaning Preaitg Repelling Sait* Made to Order

Jitney Service Any Where Any Time DAY OR HIGH! REASONABLE RATES Call at IIS Italia Street or Phone 43-R-2 JOE PESS0LAH0