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tat wW be held here on XUnh 9.

WiH Improve Bayous Near Rivera Tract FRI For Low Lands Will Be Pumped From 18th

Street Bayous

Dollar Down Plan Subject Of Discussion Members of Kiwanis dub Debate Merits of Installment Buying

Decide Debate a Draw

OCEAN CITY. -The tdraauxe* and dludvunu*. • of the UuUlimeat plan of bo’.ue wa» the *obpect on mi Inpromptu debate at the KleranU Hub on Wedoeedar

Work

Start Soon

Oceanic.

at the

OCEAN rmr.—Two Improre■eala will be tnade eimnlUneou*r when the low land brtv<

and Bar

this tract

Baron.' beats which U located betaaec the BMera and Bayou de-

velopment*

In pumpintr out tbia eecticm a

•f waterfront wlU

worV was awarded hot the contract The contract for the low land will be awarded Mondajr hjr the city to the Sooth Jereey DredsSns Cotnpaer the low bidder for Uda work. Keen com. petition between dredsuuc < peiitec to eacnre thka contract warn revealed last week when the Mds were opened. The bid of the South Jersey Predstas; Company was 1128^51. compared with the bid Of ♦12I.43S by the Hill Drtdsins Company. Work oa the operation will be sUrted wttblB the neat ten day*.

» y

EA't a

If pan

were accurate, but now you tuuat

be both.

Two debating i-am-

of Dr. Charles N. Vail. Richard H. Johnson. Dr. M. B. Stannaid and Dr. W. O. Abbott. Jack Smith and Dr. W Uon Y. Christian, .were aelected to expnm opinions when the speaker for the day was unable to appear. Headed by Dr. Vail, the afflraatlres declared the Installment plan of buying stimulated aalea, inspired mass production, censed higher wages for the workman and lowered production cost* The BuUulng and Loan Association was cited as an example of installment purchasing.-

! Dr. Abbott the granted the purchase

w nrcmitlra by the Installment plan had certain advantages but taken as a whole the plan waa detrimental, aa It did not lower living easts, encouraged the assumption of obligations which

could not be met. men! and DM vail

In* l . _

aled economic waste by flooding the markets with inferior productions which could not survive except by Installment mler. rebuttal the affirmatives pointed out the general conditions of the past decad- has been f*» create**, in the history of the '-alien and living conditions for all classes hare improved with installment buying. The negatives contended the Installment plan could be blamed for overproduction and the gen-

eral dnllnem of business conditions of the present lime. The Judges decided the debete was a draw, alt bough the affirmatives apparently presented their facta In more logical fashion.

Dean Suffers Relapse-Sent To Hospital Cty Publicity Director Mint Undergo Another

Condition Reported Serious

OCE/ TTY.—R. B. Dean, city publieit) director, left last week for Columbus. Ohio, where he enter the Grant Hospital „ treatment. Dean waa stricken aboard a train on December ft. while bound to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives in Columbus He was removed to the Giant Hospital from the train and several operations were performed. He riflered from a bladder allHe disregarded the an vice of bia physician to return to the leeurt. He attempted to resume fals duties but suKered a relapse which made him bedfast for sev era! da us Hi* colJIUoo la con eldered serious Mayor Champion urged him U return to tbe hospital until be regained ht* health Dean

tbe Cbamler of Commerce.

PlaUer) la tbe food of fools— They swallow every bit. But where's tbe msu with soul eo dead He wlU not fall for It?

A telephone Is like whiskey: It will cause a man to aay a lot of things be wouldn't say without

Pettit Heads School Board For 11th Year Board of Education Holds Organization Meeting Wednesday Evening

Hughes Named Vice Pres.

the High _ Herscbel Pettit wan elected president for the elerruth

t—ecau>

At the same lasaifng Dr. J. Thomley Hughes was named vice president and He ry W. Townsend waa re-electeo secretary. Russell H. NuKy. by virtue of being city treasurer and custbe school fund*. Is . rf the School Board while he is city treasurer. William E. Massey. Jr., who as recently appointed to the School Board, attendru hla first neetlag and was welcomed by j the board • — — - - - •

oath of afflee and participated in the meeting. He waa named to succeed Willard Adamf The re-elect loa of the officer" of the board waa anticipated. Dr. Pettit has been Identified with the local school* since he became a resident of t^e raaort. He wa* Aral elected a member of the Board of Education on February I. 1917. The following year he was elected president and has been annually elected to this position.

Board of Health Elects Office*" STONE HARBOR -The Board of j Health met on Thursday afternoon of last week with lour member* present, at the home at J. Murray

Bunting.

Tbe election resulted in the reelection of tbe officer*: Dr. Robert McNeil, president; J. Murray Bunt-

Judge Ware 80 Years Old Friday Friends CongntuUle Police

Magutrate

OCEAN CITY .-Police Magtdrate Francis H. Ware oboervrd his both birthday Friday of last week. The or-avion wa* celebrated with j f.-mily reunion at his home 919

1mlin Arena.

Tbe Small Court Jurist enjoys fine health considering his year*. n addition to hi* duties a* Polit e .Magistrate Judge Ware la employed by tbe School Board aa

Jeffrey. secretary and reglstar; Joseph T. Robinson, treasurer The Board requested the secretary to write Council asking them at a sc we; on 97th Street, be n First Avenue and the sea wall, aa the present condition waa unsanitary, also to petition Coun3 remove tbe bayberries.

3 told u* the other day

why husbands Ituve home. Said they went out to hunt their

lu previous year* Judge Ware was beach censor in the resort. He viewed with lenient regard the bolbie* of the younger generation

on the boardwalk and beach. He wa* born at Cedar-rifle. Q btrlacd County, and resided MiliYilie before making hi* h< In this resort In JS99 ' hi* first wife. Mias Uule Wade. Millville, in 1873. Mrs. Ware expired in 1»11. Thirteen years later he married Mrs. SaUie Water*. of Wilmington. Del. Judge Ware ha* served Afteeu year* a. Justice of the Peace sad last November wa* re-elected for

• e-year term.

And Squirt Tobacco

When in Rome you are supposed to do as tiu Homans do. but in Chicago it Is different. There you must do what the gun-

WILLIAM WOOD Manufacturer and Wholesaler of Confectionery Place your order NOW with your dealer for my Easter Eggs MILLVILLE, N. J. Phone 762

Le Stourgeon’s Kew-Bee Bread The bread with the fine home-made taste—just right for the children and grown-ups, too Your Grocer Sells It "Served Anywhere in Cumberland County"

Make The Punishment Fit The Crime

To Grow Successfully We Must Build Religiously

vice* Sunday 10 W a. m., 7 *0 p. m . Bssi sav r^stsntt deavor. Sunday «.« p. FIRST VTUBBSTnaiA*-** , p. ra . Sunday School 1.30 p. Wednesday p-ayer service T.tt CHRISTIAN -CUENf E—Services only during aummor. HOLY TRINITY RPtSOOPAL—Uth and Central. JUv. J. W. WaUa. M A Service* Sunday J a. m-_ 16.«X r*M. “u.:-jr>«sr, , v-a

_ ZTt'S:

10 a. m.

ST. AlTOUSTlNITS R. C--14th and Rev. Thoraai F. Blake,

unday 10 a. m. WILDWOOD

ywr BAPTIST- tojge

Education For Criminal Tendencies

ts

Untie. Rev. I. H. Fldier Surday U a. m . 7.M p. day School 10 a. m . I

t.*0 p.

BAPTIST—(Colored). «31 Oarfl.ld. StmKXA BAPrar-W. BUosr near Park Boulevard. Services Suaday 11 a. m . I P m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE—in E. Davis Service* Sunday 11 * - “— —

BETH JUDAH CONORBOATION— Paclilc and Spencer S.rvlc-r dally * to 10 a m. Friday 7 p. m. Saturday AM a a Sunday School

16 to M a m.

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN - R. Poplar and Atlanltc Rev. Paul J fakr-gsga ’iS“°siK

TCRIAN—Par.do C'aA"": rs^;“tr-r,

4 p. m

SksTsss'.'.FL”*. i I C^fenat^^turdi?! iv,-r.lmt* nn»T METHODIST I318COPAL--Rolerla «t4^Paci^c.^ Rrv DaWltt m** Wed«t*3a> prayer meetii.( T M WEST WILDWOOD , WEST WILDWOOD UNION—Neptuna near I*opi«r. Service. Sun day fwtotart 5!*» a ro. 770 p

S ams&aa&

have (wen aaid atwit Hm aiaWItty whe talned. we all agree that ihr criminal U who Is bant on doint everything he o< al>e

neeali*# the Uwa for the general good, which la the primary foundation of clvtltsatlon aa we know It. A *"*'J-al la one who cannot or will not aoh-

f l? nd ** common Personal behavior for

-no good Of the maaa. but must follow with the

least restrictions a policy of self-aatiafaetton

Much ado la made over the early environment a and iaharlted tendencies of tbe class of children from which the Unrest perventaae of criminal* arise Much to said that U true about congested living conditions in populous venire, taring breeding PUce. of crime, because of the lack of varied Interval.

portray the result of contamination of le-

nt in nature ^ * of punishment if

bragging thief underalai vrltiOET a punishment thief wffi begin to wald

rich his atop. to important vtoUtors of l

IW.AC the chances of detection are I »-t that aa a atari, point dlUgvntl - Jesus as the one sure way of find!

1 the u

I place In the face of s

.. ._ the love ling i t i belr^j4»ce

The purpose of these ar.,cles U to bring home to is all Ibe seriousness of this condition We want to comprehend the Importance of the Church aa the one bulwark In a storm that threatens to engulf. Our Bute U a God-fearing State, no worm tha. many other small Slates in this wonderful co* ntry of promise. I Hit It also U no better than many. It has a proportion of responsibility toward the moral Inetltutione that make up the protective forces for combe ting all manner of sin.

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H0BTH WILDWOOD FIRST METHODIST El .nOOpAL2nd and C> rural. Services Sunday

p 8un,ur

UNION—:«th and Central. Services

Sunday 16 a. m . 7 p. m.

CAFE MAY COUBT HOUSE

EPISCOPAL—Rev. Wll-

Sunday HUS

. t.sd n m.. n—-— *-* •

10.U a.

rharies W. Haines 11.1* a. m .

METHODIST EP1SCO

prayer service 7.4S p. DIYIDIHG CREEK

ZION METHODIST J'.PiRCOI'.VL —

ii.-. : . Wed.

gac?^ T'u h M U ^ rU pM <>■«:• ' gjrfe

Scheol ’ I S-

METHODIST EPI8COPAI—Rev. C. DuBoU Sunday School 10 A M RWMMPfi 11 A. M. end 7 P. W

aVALOH

UNDBMOMINATIONAL—Rev. J W. Qutiuby. Setvlces Sunday 10.4* A EP-SK .“r Z’SXi’. held at Preebyterlan Church. swAnrroH ASBURT M. K CHURCH—Rov. J O. R. Corliss. Sunday serrices 1« M A- M. and 7 » P M . with

JETHODI3T EPI8COP Ale-Rev. L M. CM* Sunday services 10 30 and 7.M. Sunday School. 3 30.

DORCHESTER

. EPISCOPAL—Rev. Sunday rervlcea: Sabtiath

16 I Teaching r 30 HEISLLRVILLE

0CEAH VIEW CALVABY BAPTIST —Parior. WUa5lfKS.“S5fiST bl. Evening service T.» p. m SOUTH SEAVILLE METHODIST EPISOOPAI—Rev. J. PALERMO BAPTIST—Rev. E M. Btoffet*. Ser-

BEESLEY’8 POOTT

MfSTHODiST KPISCOPAJ^-K.v

^^uJ-d^ra p P m

PORT S0RKI8 METHODIST EPIHCOPAL-Rev. WUllsm Moore Kcrvloes Sunday ir 30 a. ra.. 7.36 p. m- Sunday School

2 M p. m

BAPTIST—R-v Cart l&rll Sunday 1* P> a. m.. 7.3

Sunday School 3 p.

7.36 p

TIICKAHOE

. 7 p. m.. I

PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. William A. Thoms.. Services Sunday 3 p. m WOODBIHE HEBREW CHEVY AOUDATH ACHEM—Rabhl 1. Telsheff. Serrices Saturday » a m. Sunset (one hocrl telly, sunrise and sunset tone HKB11EW TIUEKETH ISRAEL — Occasional s-nk-s on notice. Saturdays only and holidays. GREEK CREEK BETHEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL

r.locs Sunday 10-ri , Sunday School

RIO GRAHDE METHODIST EIMSUOPAL-Rsv. P. 8. Sampson. Services Sunday 3 p. m. each third and fifth Sunday. Sunday School 3.30 p. m RIO ORANDE—Rev W. H. Coot. Serrioea Sunday 7.M p. m. Sunday School 3 p. m.

M KTHOD18T—Rev. Raymond Sharp. Services Sunday 10.30 a. in., 7.30 p. ra Brotherhood servkes (.40 a. m . Sunday School 12 noon. IMMANUEL AITI8T—Her. Harry CO*. Sarvkwe Funday 11 a. m., Sunday School 16 a. m. ST. ELIZABETirS R. C-Mriss every *'it and third Sunday at * a, — SOUTH DEKHIS MEMORIAL BAPTIST-Serrices

Sunday School 2 p. m.

CEDAR VILLE

BAPTIST—Rev. K K V.uighsn. Run. services: Preschlng li> A. M. and 7.30 P M. Sunday school ^11. Ik

Christian Endeavo

«.tt.

Friday

SUOItN MEMORIAL PRK8BYTwllAN—Rev C A AValknr. Sunday aervlc*»: Preaching lit A. M. follnwrd by Sebtath School. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN—Rear. Wm T Mag.II Sunday Servlcen: 10 A. M and 7 3ri I* M Sunday School

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SEA ISLE CITY Sunday. Benediction of the Most tfieaaed Sacrament Bur lay following Isat Maas Baptism by appointmenu Sunday School at • a. m. J18T 1 UTTrl *10 I Thursday -— - — Epworth League Bundaj

I I.UTHERAN—Rev. D. Upr. Serricea Sunday 11 a. torn . Sunday School 16 a. ro.

• METHODIST EPISCOPAL TABEIt1 NACLE—Rev. D. V. Brewln Services Sunday 10.30 a. m.. 7 36 p. m.. Sunday School 3-45 p. m. Wed I. radar prayer meeting * p. m. COLD SPRIKG ILD BRICK PRESBYTERIAN—B<^Edward Wright. Servicea Sunday 10.30 a. tn- 7.30 P ro.. Sunday School 3.36 p. m. Wednesday eer-

BAPT18T—Rev. Willlaro Hunter. Ser- J vices Sunday. Cotumlda and Goer- L ney. 16 30 a. ro.. 7.SO p ro- Sun- | day School 11.41 a. ro. Wednesday • prayer sc. rice 7 36 p. ro. FIRST METHODIST—Rev. fM. W | ' -iam. Serrices Sunday in.30 a ■ 6 p. ro- Sunday School 11.«M ■ t. Wednesday prayer ear-rice * H

PRESBYTERIAN—Or Dte.

Hughes St- Rev. Curtis c» Service- -a—

...... .unday 11 a. m..

p. nt- Sunda) School 16 a. Wednesday prayer service Op.* OUR LADY OF THE SEA R. C

Ih-v E. P.Ke'medy

day * and 10.30 a m. rtnat

and^^Uenedlctloii^ I

CHlTRUH OF THE ADVENT—IgtaVVttB and Decatur. Rev. Yaul H. Hotwe. Service* Sunday 7.36 a. ro Hni'y Communion 10 Ju. a. m.. Bunday School 6.4* a. m. Thursday arid holy days Communion 7.30 a m. cape may ponrr IKTON LUTHERAN — Rev. Harry Op*. Servicea Sunday 10.45 a. ro . fx. p ro- Sunday School 2.30 p. m ST. PETER'S BY THE SEA. ITo tastaut Episcopal—Services Sunday 10 30 a. ro . t.U p. ro. BEADLE MEMOHIAL. Preahytirtar —Serricea Sunday 16.4* a. in . • I* p. ro.. Sunday Sel.ool 3.30 V *»• T. JOHN'S. Episcopal—Franklin n..d Washington Service. Sunday I ^ a. ro.. S p. m Holy Communion 10.36 a. ro- first Sunday •>! each

FIRST BAPTIST < B Fletch- t S. rv H. nad 7 30 P !

Keystone Auto Club Ser. Station Expert Auto E('pairing 24 Hour Service Towing, Ignition. Tire Repairing Main Shore Road. P. R. R., Oceau View 4% Woodbine National Bank 4% Savings Pay the Modern Savings

Way—By Check

May’s Garage Raybestos Brake Service StaUsa Boti Phone* Woodbine, H. J. Jacob L. Morris Plumbing, Heating. Water Systems and Sewerage. Pipe and Fittings, Supplies Estimates Given on Electrical Supplies

and Fixtures

—Always At Your ServiceFranklin and Adams Woodbine Philadelphia Bargain Store General Merchandise

Woodbine, H. J.

Benjamin K. Botwinick Heats, Groceries, Delicatessen, Lunch Tel. 14-R Woodbine. H. 3. AS WE ARE NOT VERY ROSY, we are able to give extra care and attention to all our customers. Paperhanging—Painting Goldman Brothers Co. Tel. Key. 3-D Woodbine, H. J. Tuckahoe Lumber Co. Lumber. Builders’ Supplies, Coal, Feed and Grain Tuckahoe, N. 7.

The Co-operation of the Firms Listed Hereon Mahes Possible the Publication of This Directory

Walter Tomlin Est. IW0 MBktxg. Heating Jobbing "l^venne Ocean City

Royal Taxi Service Day or Sight—Trip or Service l Eirhtb and Asbury Ocean Citj i Tel. m-W-717

Raymond H. Perks Electrical Contractor 651 Asbury Avenue Oce; Td 29-233

Hermon J. Laier PlurMug and Heating Contractor 110 Asbury Avenue Ocean City

Walter C. Johnson low is the time to think about the New Lawn. | 148 Asbury Avenue Ocean City

Lena's Restaurant Special Shore Dinners—Home Cooking Cape May Court House Bert Shipley & Son Motor Repairing and Towing TelJl-R-12 So. Dennis. H. J. Laws & Henderson Goodrich Silvertown Tires and Tubes Pori Harris. N. J. Corson & Mills Lincoln, Ford, Fordson Sales and Service Tel. 163 Port Morris. N. J. E. L. Warren Lumber Co., Inc. Bnildirg Material* of All Kindt Tel. 60 Port Korns, N. J. Walter L. P.iggin Plumbing and Electrical Installation Fort Hoiris, K. J. I Atlantic Printing & Puh Co. Cape May County Timeo-Ocean t t, New,