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tf 0 rk On Beachfront Is Progressing Favorably I piling for Boardwalk Has Been Cast—Make Ready to Move Old Pier—Old Boardwalk b Rapidly Disappearing the Beach Attracts Many Spectators

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~ Bader, builder of irHwalk. ha» expreaaed ■m. »lth the prosrtwa j betas ’d* on ttat . All the wit** for the kutdnalk ha* been cart- PU- ... ;br new walk ha* keen -m Sitth to beyond BUhth li wme raknlated that -Mimum number of pilta* be aet ta a day woatd

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few >az=r . -i of iwenty-Bee per day tnaf “ ‘ — toraUBf - rod the tuort difficult task oew walk The prosraae work to follow ta drtrrhr the speed »llh which ias l» »*t. ^bs at Slith Street the yxni* hare been located is a I moat ready for the nl carloads of decking to the resort last week .!!! ill be laid within the The sans rarttag the ■ are making remarktc much they erer* up to the "

called this to the attention of the contractor who assured him more men were going to be pat on Iramediately. The Comutartonen have espreeaed determination the new walk would be completed without fatl on Memorial Day and pUna are being made for big celebration at that time. Excepting for a strip from Mooriyn Terrace to beyond Eighth Street the old boardwalk has disappeared. Simms' Restaurant la now In course of transit from Its location on the old boardwalk to the new walk, where It will be remodeled and enlarged. The walla of the Shaffer Smith and Walter Brooks apartments are nearing completion This will undoubtedly be the Brat building to be completed on the new walk. Sere ml real parttlons hare already been mo red to new locations. The preparatory work of moring the music pier has been started This big building will be moved to Sixth Street and located cm the landward side of the vatic. Wright Brothers hare started the work on the new approaches. The old comfort station at the toot of Eighth Street ta being demolished to permit the Shore Fart Line tracks to extend to the new walk.

A doctor had Just finished tak *nx the temperature of a stock broker, who was suffering with raging fever. "Ifa going to 101” be announced In a bunked vote*, eyeing the the i

cape mat comrrr times. rwpAY, maach 23. 1928.

New Phone Officials Appointed Morristown Msn Named Atlantic City District Manager

J. D. Elmer New Manager

W. L. Molineaux has been appointed district manager for the Atlantic City District of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company, succeeding R. M. Relnoebl. Announcement of this change was made last week Mr. Molineaux comes to Atlantic City from the position of district manager of the Telephone Company's Morristown district. He ta a graduate of Rutgers University and a thoroughly experienced telephone man Because of the rapid growth of telephone business In the AUan tic City District. J. D. Elmar, former office manager at Atlantic City, has !"»n appointed manager tj give Mr. Mollneux still further assistance In the administration of tbe busy Atlantic City office.

J. D. ELMER

Bade from Cruise on $2,000,000 Yacht STONE HARBOR—Mr. and Mrs. Dorr E. Newton have returned from a three weeks' cruise In southern waters, during which they were tbe gu«*u of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cadwalader. Jr, of Philadelphia, on their magnificent yacht. “Savarona." which ta rained at two million dollars and la the most luxurious craft of It* kind In the world.

R. R. Schedule While Road Is Closed AVAI/JN—Through the efforts of tbe Cape May County Chamber of Commerce an additional train has been secured for the Stone Harbor and Avalon branch. Gilbert Smith. Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, recently had a conference with James 8. i Murphy. Division Passenger Agent. Atlantic City, and the train was added to the schedule on March *. The schedule of the new train ta as follows: Southwerd Dally Except Sonday. ti fixkt A. X. Sea Isle City V t:» A. B. Loretto .• venae F »sl» A. W. Townsends Inlet F fill' A. N. Learning S 5:19 A. M. Uth Street Avalon S hiS A. M. Avalea

N »:M A. Jf. Peersscni 8 «t01 A. M. Slone Harbor 8 <8H A. X. SMh St Stone Harbor Northbound Daily Except Sunday 8 «:30 P. M. SCa SL Stone Harbor 8 «:» P. X. Stone Harbor 8 6tte P. X. I Vermont 8 fist* P. X. Avalon 8 fiiti P. X. Uth St. Avalon F SH? P. X. learning F 6:51 P. X. Townsend* Inlet F 6:16 P. X. I/O redo Avenue 8 C:U P. X. Sea Isle lily The following schedule between Stone Harbor and Sea Isle City goes Inin effect Sunday March 18: I/eaves 8<w Mr fleck Days Sunday Oily X 5:SS A. X. 9:28 A. X x ion; a. x. I0:t; a. x. X &:&9 P. X. 6:19 P. r X 8:08 P. X. Satardaj only Leaves Stone Harbor X 6:12 A. X. 3:67 P. X 4:17 P. X. 6:16 P. X. X 6:39 P. X. G:M P. X.

Pontiac Six Now Contains A Gas Pump New Method of Assuring Proper Fuel Introduced On Oakland Six

Re-elected President

b Adopted by Pontiac

Too may of our new senators seem to be turning up In Washington with a past Instead of a future.

Wolf! Wolf! OCEAN CITY—Tbe telephone awakened Jake Schuff. local garage man. from bis slumbers In the wee hours of the morning several years ago. A voice appealed to Jake to tow a car from Somers Point. Jake dressed and then searched high and low In Somna iPnlnt without result for the "broken down" car. Returning to the resort the lunch wagon boys handed Jake the razsberrles for going on a "Never mind." «»id Jake, you might want me come lime.” Early Saturday morning Jake got a franctlc call from Ventnor to tow a smashed car home. "No kidding this time." said Jack Dalglleah on the other end of the phone. "That's right." agreed Jake, "no kidding this time." And he proceeded back to bed after carefully leaving the receiver off the hook to avoid further annoyance.

Continuing the policy of keeping Its engines up to tbe latest developments In engineering, the Oakland MoDr Car Company this year has equipped the New Series Pontiac Six with the pump-feed type of fuel supply. This with the O. M. R. cylinder bead, a new carburetor and Improved manifolding. brings to the Pontiac Six new advantages In economy, reliability and performance. Flood of the engino ta guarded against, lucl supply is conserved and easy starting ta Insured. Exactly the amount of gasoline needed ta provided by the new fuel pump, which ta driven directly from the cam shaft. Thus, when the starter first turns over the motor, just the required amount of gasoline is forced Into the carburetor. Then In lue carburetor an Ingenious device automatically shuts off the gasoline when the proper quantity has been Injected, preventing 3oodlng The gasoline pump ta of exactly the same type as was Introduced by the Oakland All-American Six. The carburetor ta of an entirely new vertical type, built especially for tbe Pontiac Six. and embodies two distinctive features—the Venturi Choke and the Internal Economizer. The Venturi Choke develops high velocity at the carburetor noxxle. making starting

I this heat carried to the Intake riser Is controlled by an ndjurtj able valve. 1 An important factor which contributes greatly to the efficiency of the New Series Pontiac Stx engine i* the G. M. R. cylinder head. I'ioneered and proved on the Oakland All-American Six. Through ! U * higher compression, more com- ! j.l. t.- cooling of the gasoline mixture and the ol'mtnatton of “spark knock' or roughness, the G. M. Rhrad ha* permitted tbe automatic advanrt men! of the spark to the ■ highest point of efficiency and has I increased the power of the new I ; Pontiac by approximately IS per ■ cent with no change In cylinder j displace) jent.

JOHN E. TROUT City Commissioner John E Trout of Ocean City was re-elected President of the Master tlullders' Association of Ocoan City at a meeting held last night Other officers elected were: William Cameron, vice president; H. B. Cooper, secretary and George Brownmlller. treasurer.

easy and reducing crank ease dilution. By means of a new Inlet connection between the choke and throttle levers the speed ol the motor 1s raised automatically when the motor is started to an idling speed corresponding to a road sptsrd of 15 mile* an hour. Cold weather driving is made more easy through re-designed Intake and exbauat manifolding. The three-port intake passages arc an eighth of an inch larger and the exhaust manifold follows the design of the Oakland All-American Six manifold, which carries the heat from all six cylinders around the Intake riacr. The amount of

Parrot Oner Pet of I're*. Polly. 70-year-old African parrot now bclonglnx to John A. Metcalf of Omaha, belonged to President Benjamin Harrison when be occupied tbe White House At that time the bird was said to be at least thirty years old. Polly sUH remembers many of her presidential master's sayings snd other White House tore "The President" ta one of the old bird's frequent outbursts, as are "wbera Is that boy Rob"' and “that Russian." Harrison used to go through tbe White House looking for bis son snd saying "Where ta that boy Rob— When a certain Russian called on him he would call him "that Russian."

Commissioner General Agent of Dtridt Continental Casualty Co. DANIEL A. CHEW REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PORT NORRIS NEW JERSEY

Battery or Tire Trouble? See H. F. Ogden FOR HONEST. CAPABLE ATTENTION MTT.T.ER TIRES AMD EXIDE BATTERIES 25 S. Pe*ri Street Bridgeton, N. J.

RELIGION IS EDUCATION

Edwin T. Bradwny Btert Metal Work. Boohsg. Fire Escape* 21S E. Spencer Avr Wildwood

O. E. Henry

121 W Xagnotio Aw. Wildwood Bell 94 S. Jeney Elec. Supply-Fixture Co. Utttiical Contractor—J. E. OtoreQ, Prop. 127 E Wildwood Avt., Wildwood Keyitone Auto Chib Ser.' Station &*« Auto Repairing—-£4 Hour Serriee Towing. Ignition. Tire Repairing Short Road. P. R. B . Ocean View Bert Shipley Sc Son Kotor Repairing and Towing M 8 E-12 So Dennu, H J.

John E. Trout 24 Tear* in Ike Building Btuinea ' rn want efficient, honest serriee. gm *» tht coatrv-t and be free tnm worry

Office and Residence: ! iibary Avenue 0c

4 Woo<fcin« National Bank 4%

Pay the Modem Saviags

Way — By Check

Call's Place ‘ 22 " Aahory Avenue, Ocean City ,r »l Asto Repairing Beach Radio J, ne» aad Serriee Sales and Service R ' UH Chas. K Batten. Prop

■Wm T. Johnson A Son Ceatmcton “vaster, Erick aad Stucco Gall 435 s -®?»et inane Ooenn City John PeUo

CHURCH DIRECTORY

0CEAB CITY 1IR8T METHODIST EPISCOPALa. m. YaTp. m. Saw!*} School • U a. ra. WodnewU} w»r«r I—•tag T.S0 p m murr BAPTT8T-**th and Wortey Avo- Rot. C Walter Shrltjy SerWom Sunday 1SJ0 a. m . 7 » p. m . nuniH) achoot U noon Wednooday ■ervicoa t U p. m. ChrUtlea Endeavor. Sunday (ti p. nv FIRST PRESHTTEUIAN—7th and Waalcy R*v. Chart** k V loocotta. Barrie** Sunday Ui.SO «- ua. ft* P. m . Sunday School T SO V n> . Wednaaday pr ver aarrtee T-«

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CHRISTlAl*^ SCtlCXCE—Barvtcea onli BOLT TRINITY EPfSCOPAlc-llth and Central. Rev J. W. WaUa.ll A. Scrvica* Sunday • a. m.lOU a. ra . t.« P- m . Sunday School »» a- m. VVaak day acrrlCM:

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Partita aad B. -* ScrrirM Sunday 10 *v 7 Xj p ra.. Sunday Schoo; l.» p. m Wodiraaday paaya- meottag 7 M rr SIMEON'S BT THE SKA PROTESTANT ■rjSCOPAL-^SBr •»* Map* Rrr^ Jyra-a «. Clart^ jtnl^daj^^a m T^taiy FridS Maaara Sunday I and 1# a Sunday Sri«d P^ » ^ _ rS^METHODIST KJ’I WO PAL-

WEST WILDWOOD

To Grow Successfully We Musi Build Religiously

A REAL TASK FOR THE CHURCH!

Tha Church baa always baan intaraatad In th* education oi her children, especially ao in »h* oalovad land ol America. Evan today w« tram |><r a Evert d.stance In th* country until w* And th* Church and th* school bum sido by aid* Thr State haa taken Am, hold of th* probtara of education and our public achooia arc a pride of our land. It la very hard for a boy or plrl. natlv* to Amtrlra. tc b« iitatrata today. Tho standards of our schools and collages are continually growing. Wa rejatoo to oeo auch rapid procres*. Th* general public la also becoming •anaittvoly com-/out of th* fact that all aducat’on moat bear frvMt In charactar. TH* -broad and butter courses" •nd tt>> "cultural alms” are not to be teat from but control and upmoat la "charactar and — — " The educated Uw-broaker la tha waroi criminal: cultured Indolence le a -cvourmi K aaltr; but a hrm-bulK, ChrMt-llke character le creative. Ilfe-suatakung power of humanity. W* are not advocating to In.roduce f for moral character Into the public a ‘ there already ii

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There am three diat.net ways that th* Churcl h It* program of religious education should *n e In this, it* task:—First, it should taka . — — — —- back up th* morolltirt am

laught in our public achooia Id do. at well as th* Churct

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t great portion of the work In char.ne. OO.OM..U that the public echool cannot do. Thors are depths of human need that th* public school cannot sound There are valleys of eapentnea for which it provide* no companion or guide. Thor* are height* of eelf-aacriflca to which n doe* not U "rin*It* own*'work. Sunday* and Week-days. « muat^ novar^hmra tho r""' — **— * **

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CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH DIRECTORY I CHURCH DIRECTORY

R0ETH WILDWOOD BAPTIST - Atuttaara. Priwaytvanla tT'i£K-efiS’.'i7 SKort*’ts n not» tt P m ' ^ UNION—HI h and Centrmt Serrtcea Sunday I- a- m. 7 P m. CAPE MAY C0DET HOUSE METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Per. Wll- •• B Ewan Sorvtcea Sunday 10 IX an.. 7.» P m. Sunday School It a ra Wednesday prey** or*MKE^SSt r tr&JSrSirSTS JfiaV S DIYIDIXG t'BKF.B SION METHOINST EI'IWOPAI.-

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LEESBURG METHODIST EPIBOOP Al-r^Rev.

0CEAH VIEW CALVARY HAPTUIT — Pastor. Witbs : : ;,'”K:5„"ssa rv,": m . Evening awrloo 7.SO p. ra. SOUTH SEAVILLE METHODIST EI’lSCOFATr—H«T. J. W Hradsray. nervier* Sunday 7.SU p. ra . Sunday School ».1B a. ra.

PALERMO

IIAPTI°T—Rev- K M. Stoff^t* SerSuodar ' 1 *riS **-' m P ' BEESLEY POINT METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Rev W. L Yarkes. Service* Sunday * p m . T.4t p. m. Sunday School Z p in Prayer aerrire Tuesday 7.«l p. ra.

PORT H0RRIS

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DENHISVILLE METHODIST EPISc’OPAte-Rev J. ^ ^TV.- l'. rv & s “ , tSort “ RIO GRAHDE METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Rav. P. A Oh Sunday. W. H. Cox. Serwcva Sunday 7 *0 p. m.. Sun-

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IMM ANt’KI. BAPTIST—Rev. Harry . Oo*. Servtaea Sunday U A m..

Sunday School 1* a m.

: BT. ELIZABETH'S R. C-Ma»* erery JI Brat and third Sunday at I a. m.

SOUTH DENNIS

IMEMORIAI. BAICTIST—Service* * p ra . Brat Sunday ta month. ‘MKTHOIHLT Ea’ISCOPAL—Ryv J.

CEDAR VILLE ! BAPTIST—Rev. K K- Vaiighan. S

CHURCH DIRECTORY

SEA ISLE CITY ST. JOSEPH'S K. C.-Rt- Rev. M-'-sr.

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METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Rev. H F. Von OTal Bondar aerrire* to Ju a. rr . 7.ta P m . Sunday School 1> noon. Thursday prayer arrvtrr 7.S* p. m. Kpworth la-ague Sunday 7 P m MESSIAH LUTHERAN—Urv D Upton Bair. Service* Sunday it a m.. 7 .SO p. m . Sunday School 10 a. in. AVALON UNDENOMINATIONAL—Rev. J «' St” 1 ".?/ iTT KSf'atT’rMhyUanan 1 Church. FBMA El rices Sunday 1

day School 1L«S a. m W*dne*day prayer service 7 ta p. ra. FIRST METHODIST—Kev. Ed W Graham. Service* -

PRESBYTERIAN—<Vr Decatur i

Hughe, St. Rev I

OUR LADY OF THE SKA R. Rev. ti P Kennedy Masse* I day * and In !n a, m.. Ro and I'enedlr I lo/i a p m. Ma weekday, 7 a. m. Confeaaioni 4 to | 6. 7.» to S p m CinrilCH OF THE ADVENT-tail

When Building Your Home USE STUCCO Made by Millville Magnesite Products Co. Factory—8th A Blvd. Office Phone 380 May’s Garage Raybestos Brake Serriee Station Both Phones Woodbine. N. J. Jacob L. Morris Plumbing. Heating, Water Systems and Sewerage. Pipe and Fittings. Supplies Estimates Given on Electrical Supplies and Fixtures Always At Your Service Franklin and Adams Woodbine Philadelphia. Bargain Store General Merchandise Woodbine. H. J.

Benjamin K. Botwinick Meats. Groceries, Delicatessen, Lunch Td. 14-R Woodbine, N. J. AS WE ARE HOT VERY BUSY, we art able to give extra care and attention to all our customers Paperhanging — Painting Goldman Brothers Co. Tel. Key. 3-D Woodbine. N. J.

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CAPE MAY POINT

BEADLE MEMORIAl

Tuckahoe Lumber Co. Lumber. Builders' Supplies. Coal, Feed and Grain Tuckahoe, H. J.

GRLEN CREEK j BETHEL METHODtaT BP1B

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

Stdew

Ocean City

Royal Taxi Service Day or Nigh t—Trip ct Seme

j Raymond H. Perks

Electrical Contractor 651 Axbuiy Avenue

Tel. 29-833

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Hcrmon J. I-aier , q, Plumbing and Heating Contractor ’ j 110 Asbury Avenue Ocean City

Walter C. Johnson No* is the time to think about NEW LAWN 148 Asbury Avenue Of**

Laws & Henderson Goodrich Silvcrtown Tires and Tubes Port Norris. N. J. Corson & Mills Lincoln, Ford. Fordson Sales and Service Tel 163 Port Norm. H. J. E. L. Warren Lumber Co., Inc. Building Materials of All Kinds Tel. 80 Port Norm. H. J. Atlantic Printing & Pub. Co. i '*J* May County Times Ocean City Hews ; Seven Mile Beach Reporter