OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXI.

OCEAN CITY, N. J„ THUKSDAY, MARCH 28, I!)I2

NO. 52

Ocean City Sentinel

OCeAM - CITV. IM. o.

QURTIS ROBINSON

»r. Strictly in Advtncr.

CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OFFICIALS

Morgan hand, ATTORNEY and CO U N SEL LO R-AT-L A W,

LAW OFFICES—^ Apgar & Bos'

n kIika iY N. GRISCOM, M. D.

GREAT “CLEAN-UP DAY” PLANNED FOR THIS CITY

LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Godfrey, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. JAMES M. E. HILDREfH Counstllor-at-Law

Mayor’ Headley Designates

iionm Anudiij NexLMonday as the Time— Alien Corson,.M. D. '* . An sf,oul< i Hc, p- ^ . * Mayor Headley Iim dseltled that It

816 Wesley Avenue | ,,, ;

will be well lor the city to have a

Ocean City -New Jersey ||, ay .. og Monday. April I. •'■lalifSitHle 120 A i IS ' !ferri "K ,0 1,e “■J' 81 , . Bestir your clvfc pride, lay lu a

DU- W. I'. HAINES

CHURCH SERVICES.

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Otis M. Townsend

EIGHTH STREEJ, OPP. P. O. OCEAN CJTY. N. J.

MIL.L.INBRY (nil line ..I New Spring llillmerj t J. M. MILDRETirS

COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE day rt

.nd be ready '

I tlrst, has been ne m which the city i

CAROLINE II. IS NOW IN FLORIDA

Capt. E. J. DuMee’s Famomf

Boat to Take Part In

WILL BE GIVEN. . HANDSOME-CUPS GIVEN BIG RECEPTION' FOR ATHLETIC CONTESTS

TO rOSH WORK TO WEAKFISH CREEK

H

USCIIEL I'KITIT. M. D.

007 WESLEY AVE.

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY

£)R. CHARLES B. RIDER UentiMt*-* 809 Central Avenue ’ MORGAN* HAND. Jh.

JVIadame JVIazzi modiste

Atlantic City Theatres

OCCAN CITY. N

Aivn Ia'I'iii ui;i.

Rings Vou Can'BanY On

Than.. Frl. nd Sit.. Mirck 28.29 nd 30 ■itinu Siluidii li 2.20 Lieblrr A On. Ihwenl a Modern Piny

Guaranteed Rlaoa a be hid in over 2000 choice dejm. for men, women and children, om $2 00 up. Look for Q. C. unp inside each ring. Call and it free binhetone card.

Monday, Apr owo.ai< the day

) be placed in a apick-i Ion for the edHicatton initom. Apkii, Km* Mayor Headley lua lowing proclamation

Day:"

/All plant life is awakening to the (9111 of spring, and Is pulling forth every ellbrt to beautify our nurroutidngs. Why should not we aid In this vork by freeing our streets, yards and dleye of the accumulation of the II Her of the long winter, and shine out fair clean with all nature? ..ow, therefore, I. Mayor Harry Headley, of the city of Ocean .City, request that (lie |>eupl.e of Ocean City observe Monday. tlK: lirst day of April. Clean-up Day," and that Die schools of the city be closed for onehall of the day, so that this army of workers may also aid in pulling our a order, and to teach and learn lessons of civic pride. (Ilv?n under hand and seal tills Jutb day of March, 1»I2. . Signed, Hariiv Hkaiu.ky. 'he Idea Is Hrst-class ami one* In. ich every householder' should be In hearty accord. Make (lie city assume appearance of neatness never before equaled. The police have uotllied contractors having mortar-beds, lumber, etc , on ildeaofthe streets to Improve these conditions. Everyone should "get busy" ou L'lean-dp Day.”

By Paul Armstrong sad Wilson MUi

Hue Year in Xsw York, K

MKT WEEK ive Days, ('ommciiriDg Moutlay, April Mat. Wed. and i ri-, 3.30 P. M. KLAW Jt EltMNUKR i'reaeut lElm o! Smilmt Fira" .

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. Wilton Wltlets,

> Laks, secretary.

t*resident. Osorfs (>

Oillnij and

It may be just barel) 1 possible that some other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, but abetter quality—•“IMPOSSIBLE.” We have it and we have .it good. Give us your order for the Sunday poultry. Wo ilress them.

Boyle’s Dependable Market 8. W. Cor. Twelfth 8t and Asbury Ave. Everything in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables

Many Races.

Edward J. DuMee, of Philadelphia, member of the Ocean Oily Yacht luh, having determined (hat his speedy facer, Caroline II. should have i try-out In southern waters prellmli/try to the racing season o*f the 8outb Jersey Itaclng Association and the Delaware River Racing Association, Caroline II. was hoisted aboard steamer Lexington, of the Merchants' and Miners' Line, on Haturay last, and, resting securely In. her radle, was taken to Jacksonville, Fla., lienee she will proiwed under her wn.power down the St. James River

> SI Augustine.

The racing on the Malamtas Ray ill lie held under the auspices of the St. Augustine Power Boat Club on ■prll 8, 4 and 5. The Caroline II. la lilered lu two Ilfty-mUe races to be uii oil the same day for the Southern Championships aud. lu other Itnportut events to be held over Ihle course, s well as the race to the Jacksonville Molor.Boat (dub on April 8 and 9. iptalu William II. Hensze'y acipauled the Caroline II. and before leaving expressed himself as conflof delivering to Mr. DuMee a cup or two upon IBs return north, « somctlitiig unforeseen occu

Dr. Haines and Family to he Welcomed Here by Mem

hers of Church.

" 'Aie Rev. Dr. J. B. Haines i family will be given a public recept

In ttlwKlrst M K. Church tomorrow I — . . .... . a Engineer Sherman Answers . in,making tills annouiicement in j % •UM-vtiurch Sunday mornii.g, Samuel Queries Regarding Inland itusaeB urged ail the members to be Waterway Progress.

DuMee Is f

gratulated upon It ding a speed Is

e Arcu vacuum, cleaner Is to be lle<f In the high school building, and the contract for the work was awarded to J. R. (.rove* by the Board of Education at a special meeting on Tbureday evening. A number of bidi

R. CURTIS ROBINSON Conveyancing 5 Insurance

NOTARY PUBLIC AND

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS • Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J.

laluly I

be c

sportsmanship

t such a distance

uigratulated upon

such an enthusiastic captain. For the sake of Ocean City, It Is to be hoped that the boat’s trip will be productive ol good results.

. House ■»urlj> SI the Plqua The Misses Wheelman, daughters if Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wbeatmsn, of Philadelphia, will give their usual ir bouse party at the Pique uex They will be accompanied h Mrs. Wheelman, ThePiqua will also open to other guests during the

Easter holidays.

rS^Money to loan on Bond and Mortgaged

Palm Buuday service* at the Church of the Holy Trinity next Sunday be most Impressive. TJie cbolr will assisted by a Cornell.t aud two ItnlMs. The palms will bedl«(rBmted to the congregation as usual after (he NEW YEAR-BOOK FOR YACHT CLUB Regatta Committee’s Secretary Asks Members for Im-

portant Information.

Secretary Charles Ulster, of Die r gatta committee of the Ocean City Yacht Club, lias sent out unttces to

iking If any- change In

(he addrem of the members has taken place since the last book was printed; also requesting Its members t the name* and general dealgn of any boats (be members may desire to enroll In the fleet this coming season. The Ocean City Yaeht Club, for the past eight years, has always Issued a very complete year-book. Much Information is contained In It, Including the names of the oMcers, (be committees. Die past commodores, tbe active, honorary and junior members, the Ledlea’ Auxiliary's president, eecretary and trewiujgr. It also contains all the racing events of tbe club and racing events of other clubs, Ddc table. rules of tbe club, and ge-ieral Information.pertaining to yachting. This book Is much sought after by members of other dubs, as It Is, tbe most complete year-book published. Mgpy.dube publish no year-book, using tha one of the Ooaan City Yacht Club for tha purpose of knowing

ortant events are to take place In New Jersey.

Many new committee* will be added to this year-book this year on account of tbe building of the new home of tbe fTpeau City Yaeht Club, which la now almost an ssiuted fad, It la slated.

W. C. T* v. ■••lias.

Tbe members of tbe W.C. T. U. will meat next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mte. John Marts, on Central avenue, near Ninth street. Their last regular meeting was uonsnally well attended and mneh luimaet was

is unton's wolV Tha

Early risers on Monday morning encountered a hall storm, which n followed by a fall of snow, iwstorm lasted a few hours, giving tbe ground a white mmitle of t* ■ Inches. Later In the day the ippeared and the snow soon

Ished.

Dr. Hallies also asked all the people

1 bo 01

n Dial

mini

> that the

fain By may get to the members In order more suecesfully In work for the cause of (he

Mester.

Dr. Hatnes reached this city from lape May Court House on Saturday afternnon. He was shown the church and parsonage by William E. Mawey, member of Dieoflldal board of the liurclt. Incidentally, he was Intro duced to a number of the .people. In the eveulug, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Shoemaker, he met members of the ofltrlal board of the church In an Informal way, and made a highly pleasing Impression. Dr. Haines and family will arrive In 1 Is city, with their household effects, this afternoou. HER FATHER DEAD Mrs. CHartrs Powell Willi Parent Captain William E. Fowler, father of Mr*. Charles Howell, of this city, died at his home lu Fort Norris at 1.30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, aged 79 years. He had been an Invalid for four years, from diseases Incident to Captain Fowler was a well known and leading oyster planter for many yean, being connected In this business Ith J. R. Neal A Co , of Fhlladelphla, but for some years his end of tbe business baa been looked after by m-ln-law. Capt. Fowler was the father of eevi children, llva of whom—three girls and two boys—survive, together with bis wife. ’ Mrs. Powell had been at her father's home for several days before his death.

Mass will be celebrated at St. Augustine's Church at the usual hour— 10 o'clock—next Sunday by the rector, the Rev. John J. Sweeney. This being Palm Sunday, palms will be blessed and distributed to tbe members of the congregation. Oeitlnc Freab Flab. People down around Cape May Court House are now eating fresh shad, herring, rockflsb and flnundera caught in the watera near Hereford Inlet. Tbe prices are eald to be reasonable, loo.

n reply t<

» query from Die Sun

■n the work t

the i

■ek of Ocean City will be done. Henry J. Sherman, Die *er In 'charge, writ Ink from

>n. says:

mild say that the department to let a contract from Townsend' northerly, so far as available w ill permit, within a few weeks $3no,ixk) authorized by the bill gued by (lovernnr Wilson does ecoine available until It Is Included In the regular or supplemeuni ippropriatlnn bill. Hitherto this has een done in aranuuts of $.10,000 In the former and {27,000 In Die latter. . We ■mltlng for the appropriation bills In he passed and signed by the

Governor.

i a piece of right of way Ocean City Association, which, If not deedsd shortly, will delay lhe letting of the cnnlract I am ■gain writing to S. Wesley Lake to•y concerning this. It Is estimated that Die proposed >nt(act will carry the work to Dir mouth of Weakflah Creek. Trusting that I have fully answered the questions you propounded, and grettlng that we cannot accomplish theconstrucDnirof the waterway more rapidly, owing In meagre appropriations. I remain, v Yonrstrnly,. Hkkkv J. Bit human.

Engineer.

BANK AWARDS BIDS

The olllclale of tbe First National Hank awarded tbe contract Friday for Die big Improvements planned to that Institution to H W. Godfrey, of Cape May Court House, the lowest bidder. . The Improvements include an ad dltlon of two stories In the rear of the present building. When all the Improvements are tlnlahfd, _lbe bank will be one of the most complete and attractiva looking Institutions of Its

kind lu Bouth Jersey.

First of Seasons Dual Meets With Phardiacy Boys Next Saturday.' track team of Die Ocean City High School Athletic Association will hold Its lirst ttjeel of Die season on the local grounds tfext Saturday afternoon, rhen the hoys’ opponents will be the ram representing the Philadelphia’ 'ollege of Pharmacy. The boys have been training vigor■uely for some lime for this meet, and hey are all In ltr*t-c|ass physical condition for the struggle, which should vitneamd by a large gathering of people of this city. In order to help encourage the members of the as-

sociation.

Tickets for the series of dual meets re $1, and there ought to be a great minitwr of these purchased. Tbe boys need the money, end as they are doing much to advertise Die resort In this 'ey they should have the hearty support of everyone. If yon cannot stall of Dm meets, be out at as many as possible and eheer the Ocean Illy lads on to victory. At a meeting of the advisory committee of life athletic association In the oRIce of the chairman. Dr. Charlie B. Rider, Monday avening, a representative of Die Hoover Smith Co., of Philadelphia. was present, end enpa even more handsome than thoeeof last year

.With hleni

the young athlete* former Mayor L. M. Crease will give a benullfol trophy cup for the open meet to be held on Memorial Day, May SO. II. A. W. smith will present a pretty cup for lira Rutger's Freshmen meet to be held here on Saturday, April •— the second dual stl'sir of this season. The live pretty trophy cups presented last season are to be contested for again this spring, and In Die meet next Saturday afternoon the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy boys will try to retrieve the honors lost-last spring. The cup for which the teams wUI straggle Saturday was praaentad by (be Ocean City Hotel Proprtetbre’ /

Fire Aoxlllartes to Meet. There will bee meeting of Die ladles'

suxillarleaof Nos. ! and 2 Are companies at tbe Ninth street lire bouse

HOTELS PLAN TREAT FOR THEIR EASTER GUESTS

NEED OFY. M. C. A, -

HERE IS .URGED

Proffressive Leagne Appoints Committee to Look into the Subject. At the regular weekly meeting of the Yoong Men's Progressive League, Monday evening, tbe need and advisability of organizing a Young Men’s Christian Association was brought to te attention of the members. Thoae -who spoke on this Included H.B Mowrer, N.O. Godfrey, W. H. ColUsaon, Jr., George H. Parker and J. W. Barber. Tim call for the meeting was for yyp^se of taking action on tha question of purchasing a lot for a home for the Young Men's Progressive iMague, but action on thle was deferred for two weeks, to give time to'a committee appointed at the meeting to further tbe movement looking toward the organisation of a Young Men’s Christian Association. Tim oommlttee named for this purpose la ee follows: ,’ H.B. Mowrer, Rolls Garretsou,'J. W. Barber, W. H. OolHaaon, Jr., L. E. Smith, H W. Townsend and B. H.

Swan.

Freeman H. itlslsy was sleeted a member of the league.

Musical at Casino to be Followed by a Promenade

Concert.

The Ocean City Hotel Proprietors’ Association his made the usual rengementa for the entertainment of the patrons end friends of the hotels meed lu the association on the Saturday evening before Easter Sun-

day. - Tbe entertainment will be given In tbe pretty rooms of the Casino Club, beginning at 7 Ml o’clock. Tbe program Is ea follows. Helectlon—Orcbmtra. Contralto Bnln—'•Samson and Debllla,” Mias Marie Aline Mlxter, Miss Rutb Barber, accompanist. Humorist—John J. Devlin. Mandolin Club—"Mobile Bay." Monologue—Miss Lillian K. Mlxter; Mlaa Ruth Barber, accompanist. Soprano Solo—Mian Marlon £. Kloots, Miss Rntb Barber, accompa-

nist

A number of medals of silver and broil an for Drat aud second trophies have been ordered. Tbeae will have the same design as those of last year— flgure of an athlete In tbe aet of jumping over a bison, and also the let•re " O. C. H. S.'XTfi " on a shield. The report of the.numberof tickets sold, made by a oommlttee from tbe athletic association, wee not very soI. This condition should be remedied by the people before, next.'

Saturday.

8peeking of Ibe coming contests, a member of the -athMIe i

KALMIA tribe WILL CELEBRATE Red Men’s Fourteenth Anniversary to be Made a

Great Occasion.

The members of- Kalmle Tribe, No 229, Imp. O.-R M . are making Mg preparations for the celebration, Wednesday eveulng of next week, of tbe fourteenth anniversary of the organization. It wMI (k In lodge circles, one of Die evens* -f the Year. A dinner wifi fci served o'clock In tbe lower floor of K. of P. Hell, and this will be followed by an entertainment In tbe wigwam,

upper floor of the hall.

Following will be the menu that Is to be presented for the ssllsfsetlon of the paiatre of|the I let! Man and hie

dly:’

The Pontiere BOOT k SHOE REPAIRING .1 SHOP REPAIRING NEATLY *>«NE

Bell Phone >8

Inter-State Phone 134-A

SUTTON & CORSON CO. General Contractors Grading and Street Building '739-ASBURY AVENUE Ocean Citv. New jeraey

union -la adding to Its membership each week, end the ofllcors

Its grqatb.

Fob Rent—Plano.mflrsWlae*con- 'sulTor rent et'

dltlon, for season or looting picture liouae. Apply 824 West avenue. S mo. Fob Baul—Cottages and lota In _iost desirable locations in Ocean City. Apply t»A. Cotton819 Asbury avenue,

"cean-CHy. New Jersey.

.Fok Bale.—Lot No. 784, Bee, C.— Ceotral avcoue, third' lot south of ThlrUpntb street; size, 40x100 feet; aesead for $1200; $1800 will IL Apply Tboa. J. Blwyer, Worcester, Maas.

Antatnobllc Boat Wcrvtee. Morgan Hand, Jr., of this city, elvil

engineer at work at 8lone Harbor and rtelDlty, says arrangements arc being perfected to establish so automobile boat twrvice between Stone Harbor aud Angleeea, a distance of about four miles. Several automobiles will be

carried on tbeae boat* on each trip.

Monologue—"'Boarding H o 1 Keeper.” Miss Lillian R Mlxter, Mlee Barber, accompanist. Contralto Bolo—Mlaa Merle Aline' Mlxter. Miss Berber; accompanist. Humorist—John J. Devlin. Mandolin Club—"Harbor of Love. Overture—Orchestra. A promenade concert will follow.

Dr. El wood B. Hubba, of Philadelphia, has joined the colony of cottage re her*. Dr - . Hubba has purchased tbe new cottage at Fourteenth street end Wesley avenue from Bey- ■ Davis, of Philadelphia, and also two tote adjoining. Tbe sales were made through the agency of J. M.

it of your properties for

If you have money to loan on III

mortgage I can place It. Laundry buelnaae for sal*. FRANK E. DARBY, . REAL ESTATE BROKER,

Roursa Bldg.. . 761 Asbury AFoa Sals—A lot of'thoroughbred yearling Barred Blue -Ruck Rooster* at 1000 Waaiajr avenue. Ocean City. N.

Don, and the Ocean City High 8 looks lo the people of Ooaan City for sopport. The P. C. P. team baa r stars. Last year tha P. C. P: went to defeat before Ocean City High. Bcbool, and, this batng tha second ipeet of a series of three, mneh crest to centered on IL

In all,

scheduled, and a sale for one have a season ticket. If you haven’t one, boy It now ” In response to ah appeal made at the last weekly meeting of the ORy Commission «r* by Harvey Y. Luke, style tary of tbe athletic association's adrtsory cotjtmHtee, tbe city has agreed to give to tbe boys tha eame amount that contributed by Cdutwll last year

-flAO.

Lake told tbe City LkMumto■Mnetw what a great advertMag Medium for this resort the athletic association lias p'roved.

The meal will be served by e restaurateur. Tbe eulertalr.menl afterward pr <■ «■ to be cuusudlly good. In a<i'i> Don to vocal aud Instrumautal mu there will be sketch** by members 1 well as a ooe’act farce, entitled "Smythav* Smith." The entertainment oommlttee c prlsea Bomer* Young. Wilbur T. ( - wood and William Price. Tbe members of the annlven committee are Kamuel M. Holla N. Carlson and Luther L. Wallsc* Tickets can be obtained from an tew members, and every Indhn expected to be on hand. Three e-eopte BaiMtaeU. . There were three baptisms In Holy Trinity Church tost 8unday—two adults and one boy. The aacrkment of tbe church was administered by tbe Rev George E. Fsber, of Philadelphia, who hse beau conducting service* lu Holy Trinity-for some time.-

- Lake, 1628 Asbury avenue, Ooaan City, it The Flrat NaUoual Bank of Ocean City to steadily adding to tta IM of patrons tbe strongest, men of the county. . , For Hal*.—Lot* No*. OK and 664. Bee. D.—Central avenue and Fifteenth street—one of the beat unsold cornai to Ocean City; afare. 90x100 hat; aH In proveossnls; so trolley Hoe and-are tbe beach; solid land—no filling near C a, 94100. Address Thoa-J.Bawyw roaster, Mare. tf

and gtvep yo security to < “ OCEAN CITY. owner makes you a 1. Think It over, than HARRY HEADLEY,

burr even* wtlfahowyt

some Of tha greauet I found hare oaf- the .