VOL. XXX.

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

OCEAN CITY, N. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911

NO. 40

Ocean City.Sentinel

CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor

o Per Year, Suict

CITY WFECTORY. CITY OFFICIAl.S l I'vulirll—loltti V rtM

B t T. ABBOTT, M. 1).,

« TTOB »lA ». » T. I .i

MORGAN HAND,

c6un A Je?lor V -at-law.| "* ~ " r " nr (C^." “ d aIJ ®WICE—Cmr Cental ud Eldktk Stael < arc Bai <vi ht Morar,' 7 *. j. owe* Moune ■ »«> i p m.

MAYOR CRESSE SENDS \ MESSAGE TO COUNCIL

RODAN AT HEAD COUNCIL TO MAKE MOVE OF FREEHOLDERS FOR GREATER ECONOMY

JONATHAN HAND, C?onn«^ollor • n.t-I..&W,

£g: Chief Executive Reviews city u

•J* CHUTCHINSON, M. D. Conditions-and Makes |||JlSS HAYS WEDS

•APE MAY OOUR^-HOOHE, N. . Lone I»Ut»iir*Tel,|>^onr. '

I l«>m(je<>|>nt hint. 624 EIGHTH STREET

Recommendations.

to r.«»r.l'.t noon on Moi.dey,

LintalnA

LAW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell,

j Kolloo-IOR lathe . iderrd receded e j Ocean < Ty, N

To the I

I’reaVten

pvW: law offices'

J N. GRISCOM, M. D.

^ 18UIVII tMTN 11 .A. . ir* hot*,™ j ‘ icntlemeu: • Mien Corson, M. D. .“.t 5|S~C;

leaaace. which I tiled: I .January 2, lull

, mlia.'ltacwar^: Rtrnare H rear*or Uw Poor-HruMn Ludlani. CHURCH SERVICES.

Godfrey &. Godfrey,

Hooma IU. Ila and U7

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ! JAMES M. E. HILDRETH | Counsellor-at-Law

L-\W OFFICES OF Herbert R. Voorhees,

Otis M. Townsend •* A PracUcal tSeaatiore Arebltee l.tccnard by the Htate. EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. O. OCEAN CITY. N. J. THE I P-TO-PATE Tonsorial Parlor 824 Asbury Avenue fronr Barben. NO WAlTIMl If you want lo aave money In l>ry ■ Rooda. uotloua and men'a fuinlahbiKa.

elc , Ifo to

POWELLS 821 A8BURY AVENUE

Dr w. i». VaO Central Av

New Jersey

HAINES . Ocean City. N. J.

£)K. CHARJ.ES B. RIDER

»• I >cntiNt<a

86§ Central Avenue

uluK to my former cuatom

bout tbe flrat duly! have to perjorro I the new year la to commu/lcalr lib you coucerninn the dty’e a flair.. L la a mailer fur cuuRralulatlon that tie year Juat cloalng prolipbly mark, ■eitreateat at ride ever made In Ocean lly'a material Imtirovemeut wlllilu ny period of twelve tnontha. I.eat

SOUTHERN MAN

Daughter of Summer ‘ Residents Qnictly Married at

Parents’ Home.

jb <trnet wedding waa aoiemtileed al lie reeklmce of Mr. and Mra. Wallet H. Haya, Solkt Hemlllon atreet, Weal idelpble, Tueadey afternomi, lie •er 27, wbeu tbelr daughter, Mia, e May, and Mr. B. John Camp bell, of lilcliUiond. Va., were luarrled

County Board is Determined to Keep Down Expenses This Year.

every |

cllpae 1910.

oapect i

I 1911 will

TyfADPOCK'S PHARMACY Klgblb Street and A.bury Avenue. | ^r^c, , hf.iyaK^i.a 1 a^tren^pRiCE rsc+k

Atlantic, dir Thsatres

Al\'U.oTll.l,ATIlC

liat during the

ng year gt leaal tbrye liuudred | l ouaea will be conetructed fur that 11 iany dealrable"faiulllea. It tadifllcuh 11 Aivereatlmete w hat (hla kind of I growth mean a for the future of Ocean ji 'ly- ( „ Min . B( , LUt j t .*prTras' | I era eapedally gratllled that the | year 1910 baa w it icaaed the creation of jl le ofllce of city coin|>tmller, which, I j believe, meaua more for tba tlneurlal i w elfare of ocean City tffaii many reel j i.-e .Tit/dly comptroller w III be held ) r.-aponalble for Ibe arcouutlng in all tie verioiia departmeute of the city II >neof Ida mi»t lm|iortaut dutlea la to i--e that the city get a value fteclred In

fry dollar that

LIFE MOTION PICTURES

:

CHURCH SOClirriES.

Ladla. 1,l AuainarJ l aocWcy macl. Sri! tnw. j lhM? t v£w-Yra2^oL'MrW'J lare'. Mra Kalb rolMeton

SsSMINTZER’S cear Meeanib Home-made (Randies in* 8,6 Asbury, Avenue

sp^.itbi..«k

MEL-BON at 39c lb.. ; Try our Jt oar bound, White Oak Hark *“• Drops l<o that cough. Lynwood Cbocoletea, re* 00c at S9c lb. . All Oor Make

arinieaaeat Jon-

~ JACOB SCHUFF JTIE PIONEER RARER!. w>-| It. 700 tekert Areate, Ooei: CH], 1. J.

Oabei. Parka, Ml

HKNRY B HARRIS Pre The Blggeal lilt ol The Country

Boy

ir Ada by Mger

SEATS NOW HELI.INO Eves. 85c, 50c. 76c, SI aod SI 50: Malhice Hat. 25c, 60c. 76c, SI mi Moclb al LltKrty Tbaalr.-. NJa Yorl

fiL atoatu. Eatablished iMi

Bell Telephone

aaan iiK.ir.!,. j

SECRET -SOCIETIES.

Oeaaa illy Lodn, Mo. I7L K. and A. nj—*. aaooad aad CnrtbTbaraWu^ area VK-Meall; .aaweiary. f. M. Tboaia dmre.n Oly l^dj., .^ aa^k.^ol la tala Connell. No. UA Jr. U-O. A. M.. a aeaij, Tan.da. eveniaa In r'hbaip«.n'. Onaamlar.il. Mdaarn Vam; wuiaw M. <Maaa City OaaaaU. So. M. Iv or A_ m ».W) ^ Tnnreaa^avanink^n g. at * - rrutm ion Loam. No.M>. A- O- U. W- Mtu

Wiliam W. Atama.

kol»|a TTIbo. So- m I. O-J^M. area l.albar L Wn: lore, kanpo, ol rkouraa. ^Uuap N, e.O-of A-Twre,. rearvWa'nrd-y

B. R. SMITH & SONS WALL PAPER 1048 -and 1050 Asbury Avenue

Ocean City, N. J.

Up-to-Dat© Paper Hanging J Artists* Materal . ^ .

Workmanship Guaranteed Pictures Framed to Order

v 19 11

Maythis he an nsusual prosperous year for our beautiful city of home* by tbewea. May we each do our part toward its success. . We realize our. i»rt to serve thtf people with the best and in a strictly sanitary condition, which we alone (by the expenditure of tldmaands.of dollar* l are enabled to do, at extremely low pnees. We appreciate your patronage of 1910 and solicit a continuance of the same. v ’- f * s Watch for Saturday's great cut. ^ ’* r X Stewart’s Quality artd Sanitary Markets

Interesting to Investors

or those who Wish aeJesirabk- location Jor a Sea .Side Hpme. For sale in Section G, Ocean Lit)-, in vicinity of State Road and Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad Sta’ioiis and Thirty

fourth street, Lots Nos

15 and 296 Haran a 1

5M Aaburr a»*nu«. . --re—re—.

BS2i.TKUfS',SS~' *"*“*' nu.vrei.re.ixwa.a ..reQ-.CW re—,-S?' . ARTHUR D. BARROWS, Guardian, i!gL.r-*r , .—*r* —■» ^—*—I A—Ocean City, N. J,

welded Into auch a ayatreu ia 10 mtka the accouullug of each dr artuient dovetail Into another lu auch way that Ihe elty will h4 protected galKaLeyrora and oarejraaneaa Tbear d&th* performed, *“ an ordiary way would have a very whulr--oiue efleet uu Uieadwliiiairatioii of he etty'a attalra.and I helleie w rhi eamu to feel asaured that llie pre-eol nrumbenl, becauac of hla Integrity ud ability, will till the ofllce with uore than ordinary credit lo hlmaelf nd to the eutlre ■atiefaetloti of ax payer-. PKOTKCT TAXJ-A YKIU* III* perhapa hot good taate to re lo penamalltlea lu aueh a paper aa t l.ut I feel entirely warranted In anying

iODNGfl/ ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

Adams Declines to Continue in Chair and Marts Succeeds Hin»T~ 1 ommonCouncil met at noon Men y fof the pur pore of organizing f< the year. I'realdent Ueorge O. Adama calk 1 he meeting to.oider. The two new member, of t'oouotl. Frank D. Sew berry, oft tie Hrat Ward, tnd William M itaoek, of the Heoood 'Yard, oceupled their plieea within the railing? Councilman Htanton nominated .Uep.

■it Epiacupel Church ud Colunitda avenut Only the Immedlali

Billy w

. Men-

uibera of tl

r prt

aa gowned lu a travelln ill of brown broadcloth and wor

oleta al.hex Celt.

I mined lately aflerttie reremony, Mi id Mra. Campbell took Hie 4 o'clock train (or Klcbmond, Va , where III realde alopplug on the wa llalllmore and Waahlngton. They will be -at home” In Klcb-

uioud alter to-day.

EARLY RENTALS

e People Alrewdi l-reparma ling lime by the forelock, aeveral people have begun the new year In preparing for the auaimer aeaeou by aecurlng cottage* Frank E. Darbyla the following rentala: W. Burleigb'a cottage, 722 Cenveuue. to Mra. L H. Heppe, of Philadelphia. Mra. itebecca Wert * cottage, 740 Central avenua,to Mr*. M. M.Hwayue, if Philadelphia. Third floor apartmenle lu the Bounw duildlog to Harry Cone, of Ocean City.

Baye the Cape May County Oar .uother new land acbeme la being' launched upon an unauapecllug public In thla county, and will doubtleaa be :ly watched by the United Hlatea Poatal Department It may be all atralgbt, but It ha* the ear-mark* of being the other thing. Time will tell.

■r J. Burr*

■ood of

•f Phlla-

ptre of the ball game* In the local park;

- jn town Tueeday and Well He waa unwell during the fall

but now aeem* much Improved, hla

many frlenda will he glad to learn.

The (

) May t

inly

paid <

Freeholder* reorganlrz*! al y tWft Houae Monday after lea* of 19IU had been clo*td up by the old-bnaed member* new hoard unaaiiuouely elected W. Hodan, of Cape May, aa dilector, and William 8. Johnaon, of thla ■ re-elected vice director. indtdale for reelect Kin, * hla health not being of the beat. I. Fowkca. of Sea I ale City, 1 lo the poaltlou, fee receiving eight vote, a* agaiuat two for eury Rutherford. DirectorHodau announced the folovliig ataudlng committee*: Treasurer’* Accounts—C I u u 11 u g, Uaudy and Huatwl. (teneral .Hill*—Weutull, Heuuett and Miller' Public Building*—Fox. Bennett aud

Millet.

Hchelleuger. Kinancr—Clouting, Hualed and Hchelleuger. Lunacy-Itenuell, Kux and Uandy. Hoad* Kut I re Hoard. Dlacharge of Prlannera—Miller. Hrldgea—Kux, Hchelleuger, (iaudy, Bennett aod Wentzell. Meaara Miller, of Court Jiouae. aud Huattd.ufHea lalaCity, are new membera of the board. The in Jlcatlona are that the county budget for tht« year will be cut f 10,000

, Uandy

' Potting Solicitor and Engineer on Salary Will Save

City Mncb Money.

i'ontrary to the expertstioaa of the large crowd a**embl*d In - Council

- !'chamber Tueaday evening, Cppricll did

• not elect a city engineer, city aollcilnr,

Conncil Appropriates Money , lre ^ . a , wrvl->r ot lnswrtor

TO BE CONTINUED,

The following a year were made: Courts,

iproprlattona for tl

ale Hoa,ltaI for Insane, ironera. Elections, Printing and advertising, Hlatlonery, Burying Indigent soldier* Incidental* public school* Incidental expeuaea, County law library Maturing 1 onda, - illdluga aod grounds, 2.000.00 ' and ofllrera, 4,500.00

500 00 000.00 6,500 00

Repairs

Halarte* of county officers, Road repairs. New roads. Clerical force County Tax

Board,

Interest on bond*, lulereat on bond*.

Lighting public road*. A resolution. Introduced .

Collector Hcull wa* pa**ed. It requires county collector, county clerk end nurer to etgn voucher* hereafter, juatead of only the clerk and treasurer. It wa* decided to make the term of the new clerk of the board one year. Instead of three year*, -- 1 — *

6,500 0

2,750 00

for Music at Request of Citizens. At Council's aperlal meeting Friday evening, thei^oHowlug pelllloii. signed by 76 property owners, wa* read: To the Mayor and Common Council of Ocean City— Oentlemen:—We, the underlined property owner* of Ocean City, respectfully request that,In making provision for mualc for the year. 1911, you may pruvlde an'lnrrea«ed amount. Jn -*der that the standard may be ralaed by the addilioti of mualelaus of ability, believing that the money spent In thla manner le the beat pomble form of ad-

vertising.

The music recently furnished haa added greatly to our entertainment, and we wish to here expreia our appreciation of any .movement looking to added pleasure of this character. Ocean City having a prominent poamoug the reaort* In matlen musical, we feel that thl* should be

maintained.

The petition waa ordered (lied. Aa will beaeen by the appropriations. Council haa allotted E-’iVKI for music lu e pavilion next summer. Aa stated In the Hextiski. of last eek, at Brat aeveral of the Coundlen expressed thrmaelve* a* opposed setting aside thl* sum of money tor the free dally concert*, bnt apparently they decided tbal, «e the people aeemed to desire a continuance of the mueic. they would appropriate the money

rever. It I* only ben It I* said that many people of the reaort are opposed In some meas1, according to the way they talk, to the dly spending thla sum of money free concerts. They say now, as they have repeatedly aaW, that private anterprtae should provide music and those who desire to hear It should pay the privilege, e of the Couocilmeu felt

It la likely the! tl

GARBAGE AND RUBBISH CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED

■r the po*l-

ota.

Councilman Mart* «»" elected to 911 the chair. When be took hi* position fie tbankedthe mtniber* for the honor, 1 nd said be wmuM aefve to Abe beat of l* ability. On motion'op Councilman Htanton, waa agreed that tbe rulea of Couucfl lor tbe new year be Ibe same aa those under which Council worked In 1919 Council then adjourned until the veiling of the next day. Sapaw."

of tbe I-ad lea 1

ary of the fTrat Presbyterian Church lave decided to give au "Kvetilug lu Japan" In tie-cbDreh social room* on Tuesday night. January SI The auxiliary also Ja arranging to'present •Aunt Jenuba'e Albom" one eveutag n the latter part of February,

PREPARING FOR GREATREVIVAL The Rev. R. T. Coarser, of Wilmington Conference, * to be Here. Revival services will begin In the First M. E Church next Hunday, and Dr. Brunyate, the peator, urges tbe ibera of yie church aud tbelr friend* to be present el all of the* * Inga. IT possible. The service* will be continued < renlng during Ihf week except Haturday. Beginning on Wednesday evening of next week, the Rev. R T. Ooursey, of Cambridge. Md ,a talented and 1 ember of the Wilmington ». will be In atteodanc-'. He will roe here until Jennary 22

Cerda have been received here announcing tbe marriage of Uaotge H. Mrixler and Mlw Urac* Wood, daughof Mr. and Mra Daniel Ka'once and grand-daughter of Mra. R. L. Heaney. Philadelphia Tbe wedding occurred oa December 10. The bride baa a number of friend^ Mra Mr. and Mr*. Metzlet will be at home. 252 Pelham Kbad. Germantown,Yueadaya In

Kebraary.

832 Central Avenue s

H.

steelmJIT

win ■■tin conaae. U. Nelson Webb. a. traveling >41. man living In Camden. U planning nulld a cottage soon al Cedar Reach, m the lower section of tbla city., He la a biothetju law ot Joseph lae. clerk to Tax Collector Burleigh's ofllce

It's dlgulfled and gives -you a deli- * eeaenty to «

Fresh Meats Ins. Cutlets, Fin Srocvns

ulPiemloes

POULTRY DRJCHHJkD TO ORDER min ST. tat ISBURT ML

C. 8. Corson Gets One ot These and Osborn Corson the Other. At a special meeting of Council Friday evening, bid* for the collection of garbage for 1911 Tbe bidden aud tbelr bid* were aa

foiioi

94576; Carlos Corson, 9849U; Hutton 4 Corson Co., 94850; Usorn Corson,95945; Frank McCullough,

2000.

Tbe award of tbe contract waa h ver to a later meeting. The bids fur tbr removal of rubbish nd trash during tbe year were also opened Friday evening These 1 follows: Frank McCullough. 91449; Osborn orsoo, 81448; Hutton 4 Corson Co 12550; Ueorge W. Krnat, 91486; J. P. Fox, 91565; Charles Nebb, 91897.50 Tbe award of this rook red also, laid over temporarily. It waa agreed to return to tbe high

they asked for them. When Connell met last Tueadey evtnlpg, C.'H. Corson waa awarded tbe garbage contract. Osborn Corson received tbe contract riTremort the rub-

8..C. Golf aud s Ife, of Hit Atglcn. who went to FloridWX few weeks ago, report that they are enjoying floe weather. They are at 8L Petersburg. where they have juat beau joined by Ueu. Fenetermaeber and wife, of Phil--

Nonce 10 oecretartea. adelphla,Summer resident* of Ocean

The HKXTIXXI. sill be glad tu receive U1ty.

from tba eceretarica of tbe officers of

their uigantiaDoo* In order that the w , lc< ,

. M. K t

^ty directory on the Bret page of this doctw| by . th# pMUWi lh# jj,..

Tbe usugj New Year’s Bve night

etlngu

•ng.

It I* raid that the' delay la due lo tbe fact Hut Council I* arranging a different basis for the remuneration of the solicitor, engineer and street supervisor. Heretofore, the Solicitor baa been paid a nominal mlary of 9500 a year, with additional sum* for attendance at special meetings and extra service*. Tbe rum paid time solicitors In other year* haa reached thou nude of dollars. Ilia planned now lo glee the aoltdtor a stated salary—91300 per annum. For several years past the engineer haa not been regularly elected and lue been given no stipulated eatery. One result of these condHtona ha* been tohelpthedeflctCDry m the city’* accounts at tbe end oMbe year. , Along tba Hue of stricter conduct of tbe city’s financial affairs, toward which the off!dale have been making determined effort*. It waa recently decided to place there office*, together with Hut of the street supervisor, on a salary basis. Tbe sol Id tor will be paid 81200 per nnum, a* stated; tbe engineer 91000, and tbe supervisor 9900. In tbe past tbe supervisor ha* bean paid 970 a month. With an Increaae In mlary, U la pro-

J. Harvey Bennett, of Cape May, who received the centred to build the cut culvert* and bridge* along tbe uid section of the Seaside road,will begin work as soon a* weather coodlfavorabl*. Tbe hid* for thl* work were aa followa: J. H. Bmnelt, 98,745; Hand 4 Hoffman, 95,554.80; Brad way 4 Wlilets, 94,748.48; John Marta, 87,800; Barbonr 4 Co., 96^17.15.

WOMEN RAKE

MORE TfiAN $1200 Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary Did Remarkable

Work Last Year.

At a meeting oflbe Ladle*’ Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church Meudey evening, tbe recently elected -ohl-

CLEVER PLAYERS ick, Frtls and moll marred for

Central Mian.

n IU scholastic atblatlc gossip, a few day* ago, one of the Philadelphia ’ papers contained Ibe following of

local luteraR:

"There wa* nothing to Hu baseball •eon but Central High. The Crlmn and Gold nine waa a strong eombl net Ion of clever fielder*, heavy hlland heady player*. High bad. a wonderful Infield, backed np by an exceptional onlfleld and a staff of pllcber* and catchers which would be hard lo beat In any acbolaatlc team. This nine beat ull tbw-4eams In tbe I nterecbolastlc LhegiM wit h eaae—only (Catholic High) giving the rod Gold a bard game. Thla contest waged ten Iomega, when a by .'Alex’ McWilliams won tbe game for C. H. 8. ’Eddie’ Black was captain of thla wonderful High , and be, together wttb Ray and Hacha, played Ibe outer gardens. McWilliams waa at flrat; Blewart’ (who trill captain tbwycar’a team) played rax>nd; Frill waa at abort and

Htollal third "

"Bddte’-'-Biaek, son of Tax Receiver Hugh Black, Harry Frttx and Stoll played star games for tbe Ocean CUy during Ibe summer season.

I leu tarty gratifying to tbe •mem bera. It waa stated Hut more than 91300 was raised by tbe auxiliary during tbe year just closed. "X

Tbe el

t.»P-

polnled, end tba batnae of th©*^ -who are to take bare of the slock <*«re ~annoouaad. The laUer are aa foBew*: _-f<>wt bliver-Mrs. H. T. Foulde aod Mrs.

H yf. Uarael berry. '

Kitchen utensils and llntu—Mira

Mary Young.

Dlabe*—Mrs. John K. Townsend, Mr*. Edgar Ferguson and Mra. Win.

M. Bauck.

Mendel Breckley.ou Thursday evenig last, before returning to a bualnsaa illege tu4fcllaiielpbl*, was given a plearant surprise at the boma of bte grandmother, 812 Ceulrat avenue, by number of bla youog frleoda. Those resent were Mlaaes LIU Steelmen, Prt-cllla Sharp, Laura Smith. Herab Smith, Alice aud Olive Riggins, Duncan aud Florence Rcull, Roy l>arby. Albert ColUaaou, ^lleracbell Henderson, Halbert Smllb and 8L

Clair Thorn.

Ocean Ctty Lodge, No. Ill, F. and A. M., recently el

W. M., R

A. C. Boswell; J.

secretary, H. 8. Adams; treaaUrer. William Lake; trustee, John R. Groves, I be officers appointed are: 8. D., W. W. Brown; J. D., W. H.Collnaon; S. M. of C., 8. H. Hoffman; J. M. of C., Richard Johnaon; chaplain, Wm. M. lUnck; tiler, DanM K. Lake; etewaida, Koder and Hiram Cbaetwoad; proxy to'-Orend Lodge, John Brower.

Seymour DavU.a PhlladolphUarofaL

Collector Wm meybr of PhUwMpbta. Tbar-eay Collector McC04 "

aa. S. Patton, George B. Stevenson aod John M.. Seller, oT Phlladel-

pbU, have formed *111 engage in tbe

ocean cmr.

I CE>

SfU or rrosi wa ■■ A Big Reduction In

•UY or THC OOMHANY THAT CAUSED A REDUCTION TRADE MOTTO: •-SQUARE DEAL-" *

Ockar Citt. N. J , Decern be* 8

' meeting of tbe stoca-

an CUy Tula aod til tu bald at tbe

Iho combines office: 12M wtar avenue

Consumer’s Ice & Coa| Co,

*****■ o*«**»*" , ■: B-** *. ~i ir. iisc;’ ^

estate owner makes you a desirable VirJL ^

Prerapt AttaaUoe cl , lteu Think It ov*r, then call on M« N^' Beat lea la tbe City HARRY -HEADLEY, "" ‘ 7 ^ “ *

Real Relate Operator, Ninth and Aa-

Pric® - bury aveane, next lo tin house who

Will show you Uu very turn way and

some of lb* (ST—

IPSIS-B

(Cape May a roeeday, lbs loth dajfof ,911. at two o'clock In tBTaf

1 Of Directors fui

pmpirty

R. BritwxLL, Secretary.

ttuu for a Dumber of yean. T»J» Pint National Brck to boa

In areabatanOat brick tostMtag, e

l* aod Hear locks.

a t-rokarmge Hr PaUu

aura. Mra Lea, wttb tar ataerIn law, Mrs. Robert R. Usnoa, wttl lu s.fsw days tor Vto|

rtu Kathlu'will tu closed today by 1 Lewl^fcud Cooard,

March 1. The Mlaaes Leep and

HwrSF