HORIZONTAL 1 Paw-Ire Pronr'in 4 Political Party (abbr.) 7 UaMl In eating 10 Neotlr*

12 Before

II 14 Walked 10 A rock material finer tl

gravel

11 Col lace Degree 11 Depart 20 Conruletoae; epaama 22 Blare or Bet-rant 24 Prepoeltlofi 26 Meaeare of weight 27 Toward 21 Mlater (BpanMti 20 Border of the mouth II Pale VERTICAL 2 Exbstt I Hurried { Pemale Animal (plural) 6 SnfQx to form plural C An inaect 8 Conjunction * To bow head quickly 11 Carlty eoatalcing the eye 13 To fcire air through noec African &iake Plant; Odd Botanical Specimen One of the moot curlou* pUnU raised In Ocean City la the African make plant grown by Urn. Louis B. M. Goff, 1412 Wealsjr Arenue. This plant, among the few raised In this country, and the only one known la Uda section, recelres 1U name from Its reeembUace to a make and its peculiar charactcrIstlcs. , The pUnt which mra. Goff exhibits U 6 yearn old. It was grown from a bulb The plant requires great care and la rery aenaltlre to atmospheric conditions. Mrs. Goff stated ebe recelred the bulb of the plant, which la cup ah aped, from her couein. Mrs. L C La us ter. of Philadelphia Bach spring a stem or stalk springs from the bulb sad the plant grow* to a helghfh of about three feet. Thin stem is marked similar to the —>ots appearing on certain epeclea of snake# The during March and grown with ra-

pidity

About e month later, from the spotted stem shoots a Bower which Is stayed somewhat like e snake bead. Prom tha how« appears a vivid red tcngne whleh gives resemblance of a biasing snake. . Unlike moat plant*, the «*ke Plant blooms only In the dark. It la kept In a darkened elooet from fall until about Mav. The plant Is then gradually Induced to light. The flower fades and an umbreUalike foliage appears from the three

branches of the stem.

These branches bear paeullaxly lined leavea The plant Is kepi In subdued light during the summer months and apparently di-

shorn November.

At this time the plant emits very obnoxious odor and la P 1 *® - ed outdoors for several week*. When the foliage and slam pletely disappear the pl*> again placed In a darkened until the following May. The original plant was brought from Africa, where It grows amidst the dense tropical foliage which afforda the shade whies seems necessary for 1U growtA. Mra. Goff has exhibited the plant to many persons Interested U botanj. The plant blooms wber It Is 4 yean old. ReoeptiMi To Oom* City P*gtar A reception was given »*» Walter Bhallei the aew pastor Of the Baptist Church, on last Tuesday reeling at the Baptist aodal hall. Teeth Street and Wesley Avenue. The reception was wall •tirndad. A number of and local ministers welcomed Rev

BbeUy.

Happy Is tbs family that lives «* last month's Ineoss* t-rtead of

17 To grow old 22 Frcxen vapor

22 Because

28 Opposite of off 28 River In Southern China 28 Egyptian Bun God 30 Used to keep cool

21 A stair IS A grain

Answer to last week’s Punk

FBXDAY, JULY S, 19t5.

Ocean City Streets Now Hard Surfaced Paving Company Expect* To Complete Job Today; Gas Co. Asks Pay For Damage To Pipes

I’owell claimed that hla dsughtor had taken pore—si on of his property and wanted the Court to eject her. Mra Llngle claimed the rented the place In qo—Uon. 8524 Asbury Avenue, from fow-

l's wife.

Prom qu—toning It was 1—rned

the name of Powell and hla wl*eIt was also 1—rned that P well Uved with hla wife off and on.

Father Sues Daughter

To Get Property

On Thursday ol last week Justice P. H. Ware, of Ocean City, was called upon to eolve a knotty family problem between Chris Powell. 2224 Asbury Avenue, and bis daughter. Mrs. Florence

u

Powell stated bis daughter refused to vacate. Mrs. lingle stated I'M rented the property from *--- mother and did not intend to Mrs. Powell did not appear to testify In the case. After much discussion between Attorney Bob well, who represented Hit. Llngle, and Attorney George Orels. repreeenUng Powell. Justice Ware decided Mra. Ungle bad better move and rendered a Judgment In favor of PowalL

Eugene Way, M. D. a Ootaay 10 to 12 A- M. XU to IP. M. 7 to S P. M.

WHAT TOD HAVE— —WAITED FOE ATLANTIC AVENUE MARKET AT OAX WILDWOOD

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JOIN THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE CHARTER NOW OPEN Secure Protection for Tour ChUdrun Insure Younelf Against the EiMk Fusel bill 11— of Old Age Learn About Moosthean and Moosehavrn Meeting Night 2nd and 4th Wednesday Every Month Frank Robinson, Socy. 188 East Learning Are. WILDWOOD, H. J.

Want* To Give Air Flights Aeroplane flight* may be eUged this summer on the Ocean City beech. At the last Commissioners' meeting a communication was read from Edwin H. Cole, of Avalon, asking the city to give hkn permission ,o conduct flights from the Ocean City beach. As s landing place Cole suggested the beach at Twenty third Street would be suitable, as this section Is not frequented with bathers. If granted permission. Cole stated the flights would be not lew than eight mlnut— duration. No fllght-i would be staged over the congested sections of the beach. Cole Is an experienced airman and ha* conducted flight* In various sections. City Solicitor Boewell sUted the Commissioners could not give perml—lou for Cole to use any section of the beach except that owned by the city. He also stated the city would not tk- 'table unless it received aome pecunL-xy benefit. The matter was referred ti Mayor Champion by the Commissioners for disposal. Mon Lifeguards Appointed Mayor Champion submitted the following names for appointment life guards: William Long. H. .. Somers. Jr., A. C. Del pi sine. Emil Talatnlal, Georg) W. Ferguson. F. Q. Gilbert. Jack A. Butler, John Brady. George B. Knabb. Ruaaell Doran. William DeAquinos. Herald W. Roes. Donald Burke. A. C. Marshall. Jr.. John J. McGowan. Frank J. McKee. William Begley and Dudley Cone. They were approved. A communication was received requesting the City Commissioners to hard surface an alley In the vicinity of Twentieth Street and Wesley Avenue. The request was filed for future action after Mayor Champion stated he was opposed to the dosing of any thoroughfar— until the summer ser—

as over.

Complete Haid farfariag City Engineer Collleon reported that the Union Paving Company expects to have Its work completed before July I. He stated all the streets have been completod and the contractors are now laying hard surface on a few alley*. He further reported he refused to

approve the paving of one alley wbwe Inferior workmanship was apparent. Some discussion arose In reference to this particular st: etch, as, to whether It should be Immediately i..ned!ed or the work reconstructed after the summer season. It was referred to the Director of Highways. City Engineer Collleon sported the wharf at Tenth Street and the Bay had been completed. Frank Schneider, a boardwalk merchant, appeared with a petl- ' fned l>y thirty merchants. Ing Ward Beam’s da— be held at an hour that do— not conflict wltn their business. The petition was accepted and Mayor Champion stated the matter would be Inv—tlgat'd. but refused to state whetbe' the starting hour wou'.d be changed to suit the mer-

chants.

Dr. W. P. Haln— reported Ralph L. Barber, of 928 W—t Street, an employ— of the city, required an operation as a result of an injury that occurred when Barber attempted to lift a great weight. The Commissioner* directed that Barber receive proper medical attention and the cost, not to exceed |100. be submitted to U>em. A letter from the City Gas Light Company, stating this company ha* a claim of $1,200 against the Union Paving Company, was read. The letter stated many of their pip— had been d—troyed by the Union Paving Company or Its subcontractors. City Solicitor Boewell stated the dty was not a party to this and It was a matter beyond their Juris-

diction.

City Engineer Collleon stated the City Gas Light Company was requ—led to give the contractor the location of their pip— and leads, but the company stated they were unable to do so.' He stated the contractor* as far as be knew used care in preventing any dam He cited the Water Company who furnished a man to show the contractors where their piplocated. and as a r—ult lo— was

avoided.

Ward Beam U planning to hold a dally ooaen cla— In the vicinity of 24th Street and the beach. This will not cqnfllct with his

the beach at 10th Street.

Several motorist*, failing to ob_jrve the traffic light* now oper-: atlng In Ocean City, were hailed j i into Police Court and fined 22. ;

Fire Chiefs Will Meet in Ocean Gty The next quarterly m—ting of the New Jersey Fire Chlefr 1 Association will be held In Ocean City. July 16. according to Fire Chief Samuel B. Conver. of that

city.

There are about 500 members of this association and It Is planned by Fi-e Chief Conver to make their stay In Ocean C.ty a memorable one.

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