OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXVI. OCEAN CITY, N. J- THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1916. NO. 3 '

Ocean City Sentinel PakUsheS W—kly si -■rR. CURTIS R0BIN80N Editor and Proprietor Si.oo Per Year. Strictly in Advance. AnOMtW.tT.ti W. J^ORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, B^rweOwt CommlalooH. Kotar7 PubUc. CAPE UI CJOtlMT HOIIU, I. 4. {Opposite Public BnUdlaca). LAW^OFFICEs" ° Apgar & Bos well, BOUKHE BUILDING. APBOKY AVENUE end K1UHTH BTRKKT OCEAN CITY. N. J. LAW OFFICES Godfrey, Gildings S Read ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. H. NEWELL HEUUNGS Attorney at Law - 809 Eighth Street Oeeen City New Jersey MORGAN HAND, Jr. Engineer and Surveyor OCEAN CITY. N. J. Eyes Eiiaioed Without Drops 1 Newest np-lo-dnte met bode. haUstscUoe I rnuulMt for firet^Uee Upllr.l work 1. iss: w^sr^a zsris? the premises. „ A. W. ELY ATLANTIC CITT, N. J. 1

■BWOAL •Iff- AUon Corson, I. H6 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey **"2Se1i«ele UO-A DR. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH and WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. OFFICE HOURS: j I to I°£" m.' P bones: Bell 461-W; Intercuts 180-A - Botb Pbonss Florence Brick Haines Cor. 9th and Wesley aye mechano-therapist HsdinkTund Corrective UymnaaUcs | Hoars by .ppolnUnm.1 « Herschel pettit, m. d. c I 807 WESLEY AVE. v OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY Offlgt Hewn Re" t'Sone 111 "| JOHN H. WHITICAR, M. D. Eighth end Ceotral avenue Ocean City New Jersey J)R. CHARLES B. RIDER ( ►< Dentist" 809 Central Avenue eOKAH CITY. I. 4. Bell ib D"- G. Fairchild Starr , Dentist ' Bell MS- A Botb Pbonss Uler-Slste l»-« Hughes' Central Phannacy J. Tbomley Hughe., P. D. Maaagsr •tb and Wealey Avea. Ocean City, N.J ' MARK LAKE ~ Undertaker and Embalmer -Pbons U> OCEAN CITY. H. J headlet a adams !=!2sa Reading Coal ! SvS^rSi^SS I aei^M TM|L tenth aa A went Watch and Jewelry Repairing Mayer's 843 ASBURY AVENUE OPEN ALL YBAE Try ma Advertisement is the 8BNTINBL

A Beautiful Boat House Foot of Thirteenth Street I pINE corner with charming surroundings, building has 8 rooms and bath, open fire place; gas and coal ranges, two lavatories. L*>t is worth $1400. Improvements cost over (2900 and r arc as good as new; We offer it complete for only $2950. The greatest bargain ever offered on 1 the Bay Front MASfiEY & EDWARDS Eighth and Central Ave. How About Your Fire Insurance ? Fire is no respectdf of persons or property. It may be your turn tomorrow. Protect yourself TODAY. I represent 21 of the largest and most reliable Fire Insurance Companies in the business and would be most pleased to quote you prices. Call, write or phone. Joseph I. Scull 757 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. | Frank Smith Go.,"™^.™TC If you have money to loan see us for good investments. For sale, fine 1 lol on Oceaq avenue near Seventh street; with small honse, $2500. Two lots corner First street and Asbury avenue, sire 70x100, cheap, 1 1200. Fourteen room house, 2 baths, hot water heat, double office, | attached garage in rear, splendid opportunity. Fire insurance placed 1 with best companies. 1 1036 Asbury Ave.

» PLANTS FLOWERS , BEAUTIFY YOUR GROUNDS ' '■ Let u. give you an estimate for any planting yon '• tn.y require in the line of Shrubbery, Evergreens, a Bedding Plants of all kinds. Hedges , Trees, esc., etc. < Giva u. use of plot and particulars as to exposure aud , y protection. Don't wait until too late in the Spring before ] selling out plants, so they may get well started before f ' hoi weather comes on. Hydrangeas, Roses, Bulb, and t a full line of cot Sower, alway. in Mock. Fern, a < COLONIAL GREENHOUSES I THOMAS H. WALUKH. UAUAOtn f P. O. SootiM, L/awooo, N. J, TaLAFnoma. tovnr Poiwr. ,,-f c Within Sight of Ocean City on the Shore Road U 1 PLUMBING Are yon getting entire satisfaction as to prices, workmanship and business courtesy? If not, it will pay yon to givs me a trial I am in an exceptionally good position to take of year repair work of which I make a specialty. I hare no BXpeoMve — «-tjLn— — . . " elerioal force to maintain Give me a trial ' Phonu C. H. BACON 607 BlgHtfe St Interesting to Investors ; ' Those Who Wish s Desirable Location for a Seaside Hone J FOR SALE— A fewlote located in Section G. Ooran City. H. J.. • ' in vicinity of Slate road and Pemaylvania and ReadIlk Railroad Nations. Also sites for bungalow, situate on Great Beg . Harbor Bay, Beealey'. Point, N. J. ) ARTHUR D. BARROWS Guardian e 1 CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Sl ANNOUNCEMENT Change in Management; Read-Paiste Hardware Co. a 837 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. A new stock of fresh spring goods. r Right Goods. Right Prices. 1 , A Special Every Week This week,r 25 per cent reduction on all Heisey's celebrated white glassware, hard to distinguish from gen? uine cut glass'. Watch for Special next week. I B. HARRIS, - - Manager Lighting is Like Stopping 1 Your Watch to Save Time. ' ' A Good Gas Light com no more than a poor one. I Aale lor a FREE DEMONSTRATION od our C E. Z. i to— tI j The City Gas night Company 1 Eleventh end Haven Ave. t OCEAN CITY, H- d. !

CO. 0 >B0YS bo FINE WORK IN COMPETITIVE DRILLS;

Tie Co. E. for First Place, but Lose Toss— Morey Makes Record. The hoys of Company G, of (hi. city, did extremely well at the regimental competition and drill in Ibe Third Regiment's armory In Camden Saturday evening, and OapL Vance L Ealy has every reason to feel proud ! of tbem. The company lied with Company E, [ of Ht. Holly, lp the competitive drtllof all the companies of the battalion, ' but loal on ibe toss of a coin, aud In Individual work Sergeant Oscar Morey was second as the best drilled mau in the regiment of twalva companies, comprising about 600 men. The local company turned out 89 men and three officers, and they : looked line as they boarded the special car for Camden on Saturday afternoonThey were acoompauled by City Commissioner Wllllsm H. Campbell and Assemblyman Mark Lake. The mayors of all ths^towns from which theoompanlee balled were Invited to attend the reception, which was given Msyor Ellis, of Csmden. Msyor Champion was compelled to attend a big gathering of members of Oshlug . dubs In New Y'ork City that evening, so Commissioner Campbell went to Csmden as the representative of Ocean City. I After supper, lbs Iocs I boys went I into the competitive drill of all com- 1 panles or the battalion. Aa has been stated, there was a tic In this between < Company G and Company E. The.' captain of each company acted as • Judge At the end of the drill, Captain < Long, of the Mount Holly company, I « ' expressed the view that his company | had won. Capt. Ealy, of Company ' . G. said be thought not. In fact, he ' was sure, be said, that Company G bad beaten Company E "by a mile " 1 Capt Jaggers, of Company I, Wood- | gave his declslou In favor of i Company G. Capt. Keashy, of Salem, said lhal be didn't witness all of the drill, but from what be did see of it be c . was for Capt. Long, of Monut Airy. i Then Major Shivers, of the battallou. c w.s asked to decide, bat, seeing the i condition of aflalrs. he suggested thsl r coin be tossed. This was dons and Capt. Long bad the right "dopa" on • bis guess on the fall of the coin. t Then the best of each battalion en- . gaged In a competitive drill, and the company from Asnury Park was the c winner. Next camea test of Individual work 1 company of the battalion put up c men. Those from Company O were Bergeaula Breckley aud Morey, Wallace and Private Pierce. Each man was ellra mated as be 1 made a blunder. Finally the only one i of the Ocean City boys left was Ber- c geant Morey. Then the beet men left after this competition were drilled to discover c

" george wright laid to rest d _ | * Brother of Mrs. Rafns Smith ' J Was Formerly a Phila- i , j delphia Artist. . George Wright, who was an artist i, I with a studio at 1520 Chestnut street, , a j Philadelphia, for many years op to i r \ seven or eight years sgn. died at the , a ! home of his sister. Mrs Kufus Smith, 616 Ocean avenue, this city, Friday t night. , 9 He had been III since February 9' ( r and death was due to hardening of the ( Services were conducted si his Isle J r home Monday evening by Ibe Rev. F c | B. Cannon, of Holy Trinity P. E , , Church - Ths interment was at Laurel c i HIM Cemetery, where the remains , were sent by Undertaker Lake, on i Tuesday morning r Mr Wrlgbt was I he son of George ' , A. Wright, who was engage I. some " [ years ago. In the drugglsi-' sundries , business. He was born In Philsdel- . , phis and was 66 years q|d. i He studied In Rome and Floreuce as a young mau. and be practiced his : profession as an artist In Philadelphia * until be retired about seven or eight years ago, and since then he bad made ' borne with Mr. and Mrs Rufus ® Smith and Miss Wright, the latter also i a sister. Hs painted In oil aud water colors aud was noted as a miniature ; Mr. Wrlgbt was a member of tbe . j Art Club, the Artist Fund and Ibe Wke,Cb ' lub' , tl HUGHES TO SPEAK b Address on Blsslonsrt Work Id Si. K. C -lurch Hondas Heroins. Miss Jeunle Hughes wiH'sddress the ' congregation In the First M E. I burcb *' next riunday evening. 8be has but re- ' ceutly returned from missionary labors In Chins, and her address will he upon interesting phases of that work. Mi— Hughes addressed the recent annual New Jersey Courereuce at Asbury Park and her services have been lu great demand since In ail tbe '' churches of the coufetence. - h tbe best man in the regiment, and Rergesul Morey came out second. Bergeant Morey will receive a medal At tbe conclusion of tbe drill Col. tbe regiment, called tbe men before him aud made an address. Mayor Ellis was the reviewing nffl.

METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL'S RECORD In Enrollment it Ranks High ' in the New Jersey Conference. The Rav. J. B. Kulp, pastor of the First M. E Church, on Sunday gave some facts and figures showing that tbe First M. E. Sunday School stands seventh In enrollment among tba Ban- ' day schools of tbe New Jersey Coufer Tbe six Suodey schools leading It are In larger towns and cltlei. When this la taken Into consideration, It will c be seen that Ihe First M. E. Bnndsy c School ranks with tbe bast. I The Sunday schools that lead the school are In such placet as Mill- J villa, Vlnsland and Pitman. c PALM SUNDAY J ■ Special Services la ha BtM la 1 Hot. Trinity Church Palm 8unday, commemorative of ' Christ's triumphal entry Into Jeruea- 1 lem. Is to be celeb rat ad In Holy Trinity 1 P. E. Church oaxt Sunday. 1 "Tbe Palms" will be sung at both 1 Ibe morning and evening services. ' An augmented choir, uodertbedl- 1 reel Ion of Mies Mary Colbnrn, will 1 render the following moalc: 1 Procssstonel Hymn, "All Glory, ' aud Honor " ••Veolta." Goodson. "Te Drum," In K-flat, Woodward. "Ben edict us," Monk. ( Hymn, "Go to Dark Gethaemane." 1 "Gloria Ttbl," Woodward. ' Hymn. "O Sacred Hand." t Anthem, "Palms abd Flo wen," ■ Faora. , • Gloria In ExceMa," Anon. Recessional, "Bide On, Rlda On, in I *Vrgan Poatlude, Selected. Will Balls Qsrsge. t Otis M. Townsend, bulkier, of this t city, has received lbs ooutrsct to erect . , a garage, costing WOO, for William H. . Margertaon. of Philadelphia, Id Ibe < rear of hie cottage oo tbe Gardens a Cogfjfcfry's tract , W anted — Saleslady for Ocean CUy, In Laid las' Outer Garment Store; mu.t Bret -class reference and willing , to work during snmmerevery evening. < Apply Tbe BoterprtaeClotblng Hoaae, 1 No. 4 North MaaaecboaeUa avenue. At- ' lan tie CUy. N. i. Adv., 1L Try Hughes' favorite lot loo for rongboaaa aud chapped skin; 26 cents i per bottle. Hughes' Central Pbar- i macy. adv., 10-7, it

(art exhibit rj » school house; Many Pictures of More Than | Ordinary Interest Are to be Shown. Don't 'forget tbe art exhibit at the " Weiiey Avenue .School taiboffow eve i nlng. There will be on dl.play a laige number of pictures of more than ordi1 nary Interest, comprising carbon pho- ' photogravures, prints in full color, elc , loaned, by the Elsou Art Publication Co., Inc., oft Belmont. I Mass.. aud contain only the very best . of tbe masterpieces of c ' of different countries and different c • periods. i Tbe exhibition 1s to be pre-euled In C this city for the purpose of Increasing • _ f'v Interest In fbe study of art and for d U>e purpose of raising money for Ibe ! ' purchase of -pictures for tbe school building. Nearly every irl gallery In " the world would have to be visited In ' order to see the originals of t hew pic- ' tares, wblcb, although copies, are some ' of tbe very best In existence. ' The collection which will be on die 1 play comprises some two hundred subjects, representing all of Ihe principal ( echo lis of art, as well as reproductions f of the world's greatest pieces of sculp- 1 ture, architecture and Important views nature. 1 The pictures which will be exhibited ' will not be for tale, but H will be possible, through tbe art section, to pur- r chaw exact duplicstes. and the m ney ■ raised through prlvatWtosales of this cbsracter will also go toward the fund for purchasing pictures for the public schools. I It Is now generally recognized among educational authorities that education In culture and refinement can easily 1 aided through the wholesome In- t fluence of pictures of tbe right sort on u school walls. The larger tbe at a at the exhibition, tbe greater ' tbe number of pictures that can be ee- l In addition to tbe exhibit tomorrow " evening, there will he a short musical b entertainment and reception, with refreshments. The price of tickets Is fl The exhibit will be continued on 11 Saturday afternoon for the pleasure of the grade children. who will he charged " an admission of Ove cents. ° Following Is tbe musical program for tomorrow evening, beginning at 8 80 o'clock: j Selection, Orchestra a Solo. Maijnrie Adams b ' Rofos. Third Grade * Select Ion, Men's Quartet Solo, Lewis E. Smith Chorus, Fourth and Fifth Grades Ro'o, Miss Anna Champion 11 Selection, Quartet ■ Solo. Miss Louisa T. Corson J5 Selection, Orchestra tl

STORES AND THEATRE I PLANNED FOR BOARDWALK

HOTELS MOT TO GIVE CONCERT , Association Decides That ^ There Are Other Amnse- ( ments for Easter Visitors. 1 i It has been decided by the members f of tbe Hotel Proprietors' Association of Ocean City not to have their usual , eutertslnmeut this year. | Tbe aasoclatlou. for probably olue has given a muslcale aud prom- ( eoade coucert aud dance on Good Frt- , day night ror the entertainment of tbe : guests of Ihe hotels In tbs association, | ai d these affairs were always well at- j and enjoyed. When these entertainments were be- , gun and for aeveral years afterward. , there was nothing else here for tbe visConditions have cbauged In tbs ( last few years. C. Ellwood Carpen ( tar's Casino Clob has been opened durlog tbe Easter holidays and dances provided for members of tbe dab and tbelr friends, and, lu addition, aeveral moving picture bouses are open for , Back tram Pblladrlpbla. William E Msaeey, president of Ihe j CUy Title and Trust Company, , and bis family have returned to their : sl Tenth street and Wesley aveafter spending tba winter In tbslr ' apartments at The Eeeex.Thlrty-foartb and Cbestnnt streets, West Pblladel- 1 phla. - ' Win Be at ike iaiewtid. ■ John K. Wlixemann, leader of tbe ' members of the Philadelphia Orchas. engaged to give the free daily con- ' carta here next summer, has engaged rooms at tbe Idlewlld for tbe seaHis wife and daughter will be with blm. Far Beat. | Established floor and feed store, lo- I [ eluding Bxiures.or will rent store room , foraoy other business. Address Youngs , . Ocean City, N.J. adv , 12 80.tr. • Legal papers of all daacrlptlona. In- i i eluding wills, are carefully drawn by i > B. Curtis Robtnaou at bis office, 744 I . Aebory aveoue, Ocean CUy, N. J. adv I

Only Former and Entrance to I Amusement Honse to be ( Built This Year. Oils M. Townsend, architect end builder, of this city, bad drawn plans *' for a $20,000 building, almost wholly 8 . of at eel, to be erected for William F Sbrlver, ju t uortb of Mr Sbrlver's establishment on tbe Boardwalk at u street, and where the open ® theater now la located. The lot Is K 52x800 feet. B Tbe building was to bave comprised stores and a handsome tbesier, the ^ In tbe city. Tbe price of steel has soared so high. 01 however, that Mr Sbrlver has decided al not to build tbe theater this year, bul Mr. Towuseod will atari at once to build tbe two stor, i> and also the entrance to tbe proposed amusement " honse. It Is Mr. Sbrlver's purpose lo B on with and Hnlsh the theater next •' 1 year. Si The stores will be 16x40 fest, and one A ' of tbem has already been leased by R Sharpies* A Sharpless, of Pblladel ■' phla. ai — It WM. MEEHAN TO TALK Sprsk on ••■all W lor Flak" e. lorrPisaisf c lab. A regular mcellug of tb* Oceau CUy * , Club will b* beld lu tba "Bad Room" of tb* HoUl Rltteubuuse, w aud Chestnut streets, E Philadelphia, at 8 o'clock tomorrow ta evening. William Meehan, of Philadelphia, former newspaper man, who was C actively Identified with the Psonsyl- » vanla Stats Fisheries sod la now super- " luiendent of the Falrmouot Park " , Aquarium, will giva a *alk on "Salt . Watar Fish," a subject with wblcb be . thoroughly familiar. Thomas B. Madden Bend. Thomas B. Madden, keeper of I lie New Jsreey Stale Prison, who died •be latter part of last w ask, was known a number of residents of this city. - H* was b.iru at Tuckaho* and was 1 connsctsd with the prison for thirty ' S"W*" Cry Hughes' Rails his Llvsr Pills; - prompt in actloo; ea-y to taka; oonr ceutrelad lo form and always reliable; I 25 mots par bottle. Hughes' Ctatral Pharmacy. adv., 197, tf.

,1 — — , $5500 cottage ■| for james field • ^ \. Andrew R. Scnll Has Con- ( tracts for a Number of j Other Improvements. Andrew R. Scull has received tbe ! contract from James Field, of Phlla- i ( delpbla, a summer resident here for a | , number of yesrs. to build a three-story J on Fifth street, east of Atlantic j 1 avenue, costing 65500. and similar lu ! 1 to the Presbyterian manse on j c Seventh street ' { He also has the cnnlract for a two- Jt story cottage ou DeLaneey place for < Mrs. Clara M Smith, wife of William t Smith, of Philadelphia, cosl- t 62500. , Mr. Scnll also has the following con- ( | Remodeling collages 809 and 850 St. i plaee, owned by William ■ Smith, making an apartment 1 be basement of esch. , Alterations costing 6150 to the cot I of Ssmnel W. Wood, 837 St. Charles place. e Garage for Charles E Meehan In the { of his cotlage at Thirteenth street a snd Wesley avenue, costing 6500. I MISS ELLIS WEDS f Dssiblcr or Mat or Kills, of cam- d deo, Mas .Haas Frlrada Mere. e R Grler Miller, of Chester, and Mis* r D. Kills, daughter of Mayor ' Charles H. Ellis, of Camden, were ' married at noon Wednesday, April 6 J at lbs home of the bride, by tbe Rev ' Charles I Flligeorgs, pastor of tbe M. E Church t Miss Ella Ellis, sister of the bride 0 bridesmaid, and Frauk M. Kills, a' 11 was best men. * Ooly members of tbs Immediate ' families were present. q Mr. Miller Is manager of a shoe store F Chester. « Tbs bride Is well kuown In this city, " Wherexb* family bave spent the sum- " Jg—ens lot many years. f' HeV Uraodfnoiber Dead. a Mrs Deborah Ktbcock, widow of h Isaac A. Treeu, who died at ber borne p si Comers' Point, aged 64 years, was buried at KDgllsh Creek Thursday afteruoou. She was tbe grandmother a of Mrs. Moe Welsentbal, of this city. d i, Takes Foal.ion Here. (j William R. Mathla, who was the b Bret letter carrier appointed In Pleas- . antvllle, has reslgosd his position, which he beld for fourtsen months " He has accepted a better position Id w this city for tbe summer months. w — — H " * H . i — .7 r . .

BIBLE CLASS BANQUET HAY 4 i Big Time in Methodist Church c Social Rooms on Anniversary Occasion. It baa been deckled to bold tbe flrtl * aoulvermry banquet of the Men's Bible Class of lbs First M. K. Buodsy Hcbool on Thursday eveolng, May 4. u Tbe committee lu charge comprise* ^ J. Tborofej Hughes, Postmaster Frauk 8mltb, R. W. Edwards. J. Sharp. Harry 8. Adams aud y Marshall. - Prof. O. W. Batch ly, president of lbs t) will be toaslmasler. g It la probable tbat two or three uoted speakers will be ben tbat eve- p ulug lo addrers tbe class members. £ •-l-8nrTr * A "potato social" wlU be giveo by ** Ladles' Aid Society of tbs First 0 Church at 8 o'clock Tuesday „ eveolog. April 18. at Mrs. Robert a Smith's cottage, 1115 Wesley aveoue. AdmtssloD, leu eeots aud six potatoes. will bs served. "Come h and Jolo Intbe fuo. A good lime I- A assured all wbo atuod. Don't miss u It," aay tbe members of tba society. ~ PsnbsarS Newspaper. | Congressmxn Bacbaraeb and some of his friends have purchased tbe At- C lanlic City Bevlew, Ihe oldest paper lu I hat resort. It will be combined with 8 tbs Sunday Gaxelte. James M. Healey re will continue as editor. Harvey K. formerly of this city. Is secre- " of Ihe osw company. V —a— — ai The Bowling Alleys lo tbe Bowling . Casino. Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk, are now opeo for tba season of 41 1916. Adv., 4 18.tr. a|

lYACHT CLUB'S LUNCHEON I DREW CROWD OF BOOSTERS

Members of Organization Hear Interesting Talk by William Hays. ); The Ocean City Yacht Clab'a : Philadelphia. Thursday, was a great I success In erery way— Id feet. It snrj passed all that was expeeted. The weather was disagreeable, . bat ; nevertheless 128 men attended .the | luncheon. 'I Joseph Weldel presided si the piano j and a number of popular songs were I sung Past Commodore William E Hexj presided. He asked tbat tbe ] members be notified each week or any j F'ie members of the club who may | III, so that a call might be made on i those III or a post card sent them, either of which would prove goud medicine the sick ones. He announced with regret the great loas sustained by tbe members In the death of Frauk D. which occurred recently, end also reported tbat Edward Lafferty, who baa bejn ill In a hospital, la again able to heiKund. He also staled that John W Selaer wae gelling along lo goed ebepe at tbe Hehneman Hospital Commodore Hexamer gave tbe Interesting Information mat tba Reeding Company will begin running May 1 Ihe 7 o'clcwa morulng tram Oceau City to Philadelphia aud the 4.40 o'clock afternoon tram down Philadelphia to this resort. Commodore Hexamer then IntroWilliam Hays, business news editor of the Public Ledger. Mr. Heye formerly was connected with tbe old Times sad has been lo the newspaper buslueas. for Iblny years. He Is e graduate of the Naval Mr. Haye beld tbe Interested attention of bis bearers ea be related soma of bis many experiences aa a reporter. tbe famoue Bliss case, on which be worked from star; to flolsb. told the club members tbat frequently stories were withheld from publication because, while tbe stories would make very excellent reading, publication In the newspapers would do no good end might be barmlo their results. Ereryoue was dlaappoluted when It fouud that be would have to atop address because bis time bad expired. It waa pleaalng to tbe Philadelphia members of tbe club to see each a targe from Ocean CUy at tba Among thaee were Mayor Champion, City Commissioners Campbell and Adams. Aaaemblymao Mark William E Maaaey, William E. Massey, Jr., Freeholder John E. To *o•ead, Joseph I. Scull. Dr. Allen Coreon, Clayton Haines Brick, Beeretery Harry F. Stanton, City Eugioeer Morgan Hand, Clinton L. Breckley, R. W. Edwards, John R. Groves, Oils M. Townaeod. Cecil Townsend, Harry S. Adams, Dllwyn Palate and Harry Head ley. Tbe club's luncheon today will tie presided over by Dr. I. N Grtsoom, of DON'T MISS THI8 Harbor Flags Local Otrla at Armor) Bflsrdaj. The msle and fsmal* basket ball of Egg Harbor CUy wtU be here play In tba armory next Saturday evening. The men's team will face tbe Ocean Military Club's quintet, and tba vlaUors will play a learn from glrla of tbe Ocean City High This team will comprise -Misses Stephenson end Lantech, forward; Mis* Lake, center, and Misses Relcbly and guards. Tbe subatliotee wlU Mieses Nlckerson sod Jeffries. The gtrle' game will start at 7.45 o'clock, and there Is lltUle doubt tbat armory will be crowded. Don't Fob rkift.— By the year, a 7-room hot aud cold water sod bath. Apply to C. H. Shoemaker Lumber adv., 940. tf pOR RENT FOR 5UMr MER SEASON. Furnished Apartments, rooms (4 bedrooms), gas and electric lighted. Fine residential section, Fourteenth street, Ocean and Wesley avennes. Close to beich and bathing grounds. For particulars, phoae BeU, Woodland 4622 W„ or Kaystoae, Park A, Philadelphia, or apply my ageat la Ocaaa City.

NOTICE! 1000 Credits given with every dollar spent at the Booster Store from now until Easter. NEWELL CORSON BOOSTER STORE 819 Asbury Avsuus Ocaaa City. N. J.