OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXVI. OCEAN CITY, N. J- THURSDAY. MAY .25. 1910 J NO ft

)cean City Sentinel >. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor fr.oo Per Yeer. Strictly in Advance. ^ORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and ;° U NSELLOR-AT LAW, °CAP« »I <<> I IIT MOI Nt, B. J. (Ofpoalle Public Buildings)[Jaw 'offices Apgar & Boswell, . [jAW offices Godfrey, Giddings & Read ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. [1 NEWELL HEUL1NGS Attorney at Law SU» Eighth 81 reel Icean City New Jersey MORGAN HAND, Jr. Engineer and Surveyor , OCEAN CITY. N. J. Eyes Bummed Without Drops Nrwesl op-to-dmie mvtboda. ^ Natlsfartlot t ^gSSSSSSSji I r u "du'pl 1 caftd 'at aliorl notice. Aceormcy caaranteed.^^PrtMe^cou^ | ; ™ We ELY ■ ess At lee lie Arteee f ATLABTlt CITY, B. J.

Allen Corson, 1. D. wrs 816 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey Interiilsle UD-A. DR W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. Paonea: Bell 4N-W: Inter -male I BRA Both Phones Florence Brick Haines— x — COR. »TH AND WE8LET AVE IS ECh AN O-TME RAPIST Medics: Slid Corrective Oj mnaetks, j JJHRSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. " 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY um^lloun. "ell Phone ITS 0 JOHN H.WHITICAR, M. D.: Eighth and Central avenue 1 Oi-eau City New Jereey QR. CHARLES B. RIDER j m Dentist" 809 Central Avenue OC'EAI CITY. I, J. T)R. G. Fairchild Starr * Dentist Cor. Klfb^Btland'w'ealey Ave. OCEAN CITY. N. 1. . *VtMet Ray^reetaicat.

J^ARK LAKE Undertaker and Embalm er ■Pbone toe OCEAN CITY. N. J Bell 848* A BotbPbooe. later-SUU 14-B Hughes' Central Pharmacy JrThornley Hughes. P. D. Uiniicr 8th and Wealey A*ea. Ocean City. N.J Precise People _ Will appreciate the a punctual service I whicti adds to the de- I f light of dining here. ^ THE Harris Restaurant Try an Advertisement in the SENTINEL

\ A Beautiful Boat house Foot of Thirteenth Street L^INK corner with charming surroundings, build- ® ing has S rooms and bath, open fire place; gas and coal ranges, two lavatories. Lot is j worth -? 1 400 Improvements cost over $2900 and I are as good as new. We offer it complete for F only $2950. . The greatest bargain ever offered on the Bay Front 0 MASSEY & EDWARDS - Eighth and Central Ave. £ — 11 ■ — b For Sale at a Bargain Figure . House on First Street near Beach, with f S rootus, bath and every convenience. This t will be a great bargain if sold within a week. t 1 For -information see 1 JOSEPH I. SCULL 757 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. I 1 B. Frank Smith Oo.,"STr ! If you have money to loan see us for good investments. For sale, fine , ' i on Ocean avenue near Seventh street, with small house. {2500 ; Two lots corner First street and Asbury avenue, size 70*100, cheap, , ,r$!200. Fourteen room house. 2 baths, hot water heat, double office, • I attached gmoge in rear, splendid opportunity. Fire insurance placed , ' I with best companies. 1 1036 Asbury Ave. , — ' " "

BEAUTIFY YOURGROUNDS " mny require ft"' lul. Bedding Wants oj all kinds. Hedges. Trees, etc.. etc. cl Give us size of plot «nd i«rticulara as to exposure and K protection-^ nQtj| foo /aU jn (hc spring before p setting out plants, so they may get well started before T hot weather comes on. Hydrangeas, Roses. Bulbs and H specialty. 8 COLONIAL GREENHOUSES ° Within Sight of Ocean City on the Shore Rowd ^ Interesting to Investors OB 1 Those Who Wish a Desirable location toi a Seaside Home FOB e a i r— A few lota located in Section O. Ocean Oity. It. J., FOR SALt ta vieinitv of Hute road and Pennsylvania and Heading Railroad nations. Alao'.ites for bnngalowa sttmde on Oraat Bgg Harbor Bay. Beealey't Pomt, N- J. 1 ARTHURqD.JB ARROWS 832 CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. -- i - 1 The Needle Lovers Shop l) H. C. FREEMAN 826BM.dw.lk 131 SMth 13th Str».t j / Ocwan Cf), R. J. PMlrtetphh. Pi. ART N«OLCWORKD-A8T8R.A^ND BTAM,tHc OUR BOARDWALK STORE IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON COLUMBIA VARN8 NOVELTIC8 |j I Immediate Deliveries on the Hupmobile, Studebaker, Dodge and Ford Cars , _ „ t

Eastern Motor Company Asbury Ave. and Ninth St. ! HUDBON Ptw«SK PAIGE Phoot 354 NATIONAL Ford Parts and Accessories Service Station SECOND-HAND CARS A Gas Stove free from odor, coo! and neat, M t A L Is what you need for summer heat: I /■ It makes your home so neat and clean, I ▼ fl ^ Yon cannot help but see that it is you we The City Gas Light Company Eleventh and H«ven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N-

WANTS THIS CITY TO HAVE S BIG DAY ON THE "FOURTH" E '

Henry Kloetz Asks Business |" Men to Attend Meeting { Next Monday Night. Henry Kloetz, chairman of the; ! Fourth of July Celebration Committee : ] of the Hotel Proprietors' Association I of Ocean City, properly «aya 11 la not j( now loo early to begin preparationa for 8 live Fourth of July In I lata reeort. the order of the celebration of last year - Mr. Kloelr'e Idea la to have a parade j of different organlzatlooa — firemen, ae j men and echool cblldreu— In the afterand possibly outside business with good trade bere.would be repreeeoted in Ihe demonstration. He would have the bauds give abort concerts al various street corners aud and also In ibe early evening boure. the whole to conclude with e reel deplay of flra works lu tbe evening. Mr. Kloetx will have e meeting al Traymore uext Monday evening. All Interested In the proposed celebra are earnestly urged lo attend Ibis meeting to discuss the feasibility of tbe PAY FOR DRILL Homier Boss PlraSrd Thai Con. |>ch Haa Pswed Bill. Members of Company G. Third lu. jfantry, of this city, are pleased over the passage by Congress ol tbe bill giving privates of Ibe National Guard 81 each for atleudlog drills. The uoticom missioned officers each receive e ' more tban tl each. When signed by President Wilson, | the bill becomes effective July 1 It will result In a better allendauce ' of tbe men at drllla in all sections o| Ibe oouutry, and II means between $3000 and $4000 a year more money coming Inio tbla city. Tbe members of Ibe Third Keglmenl will go to camp at Sea Girt tbe flrsi Saturday In Augoet. There will be only this regiment In camp that week,

the same ae two year* ago. «'« — — — P« I'ndcraeui op.rallon Mrs. Jobn F. MacNamee. of tbla undarweul an operation at tbe -e Hospital for Women. In Saturday aflemoon. ra was perlormed by Qr tr: Deaver, a well known Pblledel pbla surgeon, assisted by Dr Emit I Ihe leller e personal friend of Ibe pal lent for a number of year* di Tbe operation was soccessfnl, and the M patient Is reported to be dolug very s well. 81 OFFICIAL START OF I GOLF COURSE WORK Champion Drives First - Stake for Building of J Proposed Links. Work was officially begun on Ihe projioeed golf courae in Ibis city al 5 30 o'clock Saturday afteruoon. when Mayor Cbainpluu drove tbe Ur*t stake on tbe operatlou. " 1 Tbe proposed course has been • financed by Harvey Y I-eke. of this city. It win cosi gjoo.uoe. In tbe crowd preseui when Mayor Uhamgiou drove Ibe stake were City j CoRfuil-i-iouer George O Adams, Cliy , dobi-Htor Boswell, City Engineer Moi- | gau Hand, H Y Lite. Dr Allen , Corson, Clayton Haines Brick, presi- | dent of tbe Board of Trade; OH* M. i Tow u send, secretary of tbe board; H. , S Muwrer, cashier of tbe First Natlooal Bank; Charles K. Bulwell.secre lary aud treasurer of tbe Oceau City , Tule and Trust Compauy; Harry F. 2J Stanton, John J. Foster, K. L. Chester, Charles E Adams, Laroy Howe, ~ Eaudolpb Fogg, Harry H. Lake, Jobn Hramell, Kobert Pierce aud J. F MacNamee, of tbe Skntinri.. Owl His Brdsl. Sergeant Oscar Moray, of Company G, Third Infantry, baa received the Third lutaniry, naa receivcu mt

slerllug silver medal won by blm a* ibe lest drilled man In tbe second bettallon tn tbe receDl competitive ezaml- t| nation in tbe Third Keglment's arniury at Can den. Tbe medal Is suitably Inscribed. ^ No Ice lo Advertisers. t Changes of oopy for display advert aemeula must be at tbla offce not later than Wedneaday morning al 8 o'clock sharp for Insertion in tbe Skntisel. Whenever possible It It , requested that they he sac I lo not later tban Tuesday. Tbla rule will be , strictly adhered t->. adv.. If . " O. H. Henry Co., back to tbe old ' etaud, Asbury arenas at Seventh street. We aim to supply tbe pobllc with the bast meal*, groceries, fruits and vegetables at tbe lowest prices possible. Mall your orders lo advance re of your arrival, and aa will deliver at time specified. adv., 6-11, 8L WaimtD.-Boy, companion to cripple boy. summer Ocean City, wheel cbalr, go movies. Sundays cbureh Rev. Hlggoue. 842 S Fifly-ssv.utb, J»bllaPa. State wages. adv, 611.81 Fob Saul— Market or delivery wagon; also two mated carriage. Addram Sextinkl office. Ocean City, N. J Adv.

1 1 C WORK ON : COMFORT STATION p ' Contracts Have Been Exe- , and Allen Scnll Will i Rush Operations. ' At the weekly meeting of the Cliy .■Commissioner.. Mpyur Champion f that Ibe cnnlrarls for the public ( ' thru -urety bouds. wblrli have beeu ( approved. ^ ' j , , g t resiling aud ordered published. Il ap . I SKSTISKI. I i. It was stated by City Solicitor BosI well thai, on January 'is lasl. a resolu- i t sloners giving ihe Allsnllc 'ily A Seashore Itsllroad Compsny and ibe ' Ocean City Eleclrlc Service of Allsnllc s Cliy, formery the Oceao City Electric t Light Company, consent to erect and place round poles Instead of and lu place of octagonal pole* od Eighth street aud with the consent of tbe electric light enmpauy to use said poles. Al tbe lime Ibis resolution Was prepared, the wrong uauie of the railway company was given by au official of ., tic City & Seashore Railroad Compeny. Ibe name should have been giveo as the Atlantic Cliy A Ocean City Railroad Company. A resolollou Ibe same as previously , | adopted, wlih Ibe eorrecllou made. |»as presented at till* meeting and w adopted. ,, A number ol bill- were ordered paid. " GOING TO CAMDEN ie Compauy G will leave here on tbe i, electric iralu for Camden ak 10 86

next Saturday- morning lo take j part ta tbe big parade there al 2 o'clock thai afternoon. , Afler Ibe parade, supper will l>e served tbe boys lu Camdeu. Pbey will be at liberty afler Ibe parade until 4 bey start ou tlielr return trip Isle lu tbe evenlug. school Cls.se. rlcnlc. ( The clas.ee of the Flret M E Sunday school laugbl by Mr.. George C. aud Mis* M«bel Leke bed Jolly picnic lime at Somer.' Point on Saturday . '

STUDENTS IN BIG il HISTORICAL PAGEANT,

of Characters in "S'.Rn- ! ~ ine of Magna Charta" I by High School j The co.lumes lo be woru bv Ihe Senior Clasa of Ibe Ocean City Hlghi* i historical pageant. 'Signing of Ibe p I Chart*." lu Fogg's Pier * Theater Friday evening. June 9. will arrive lu tbls city Friday of oexl week. Then there will be dres. u bee reals. Those wbo*are lo lake pari lu lb. play are progressing well, end there Is " Following is ihe program of flic eve- r' mug. si wblcb lime diploma* will be " presented lo Ihe graduates: * Music. Orchestra e E.eay, -Tbe Msgna C'barla anJ Its P Historical Couoecllous. Mis. Anna 3 Dalacbeg. Scene I Tbe borne of Isabella of Aogouleme c Piano duet. Ml-ses V'erna Wll.on and Minerva Adams. • Boeue 1 1— Kuuuymede aud the signing of tbe Magna Charta. ■ Music. Presculallon of diplomas by Harvey a Y. Lake, president of ibe Board of Education. « Address, Superintendent James M. Cast of characters of pagraut: King Jot*), Eirl New kirk I l-abella of Angouleme(quaeo), Mies Laura Sayie. ' 8tepheu*,LaugtoD. Archbishop of I Canterbury, Jobn Helllwall Geoffrey FlizPeler, Justlcian, Har- ; old Ferguson Kobert FUzWalter, marshal of Eog I i laud, Jobu Baron, i Sir Philip Longesple. Wilfred Sooy. I Sir Rupert Norman, nobleman, Na- i I ben let Sin lib. i Sir William Mareball, Jobu Marts. I Court Jester, Eugene Darby, i Attendant of Klug. Newlln Turner Aitenda'Te of Queen, Mlwi Minerva Adams aud Adelaide Clouilug. Lady Aelbelflaed, Miea Virginia Amberg. ( Lady Salisbury, Mies Florence Reeves. Lady Elluure.Cuuntess of Pembroke. ' Miv Edith t'olluu Lady FUzWalter, Mlee Pyullne Lady rliz« alter. Miea rauune g

! n Lady DeBeaucbamp, Ml.s Ai)ua li . Hlllou. ' J' Kway 1.1 . Mine Anna Datecbeg 7 Teachers 8-:n)o,eO Oullnc. ' Misses I'heyuey. Davis, Orford, David ou. Henedlcl and Rose, of tbe 1 We-ley avenue school, went to Pblla- * delpbla Saturday, accompankd by , Ml-s Emily Lyucb aud Mrs A P t j Mllurr. Tbey • peui several boure very J i pleasantly In Falumuut Park and j other points of Interest. , other poluie or luierest. ,

BOY SCOUTS WILL HELP IN CITY'S "CLEAN-UP WEEK"

— 1 1 $5000 COTTAGE FOR JOS. M. THOMAS , i < Townsend Will Also Build Bungalow for Prof. Fraim, of Lehigh University. Otis M. Townsend baa received from M. Tnomaa, of Cynwyd. tbe counaf to build a fine cottage al colli street aud Wesley avenue, costing $6000- Tbe bouse, wblcb la to ' completed by Auguat 1, will be of ■ Colonial style of architecture, baodeoiualy flnlabed throughout. Mr. Tbomaa. who Ie lo tbe livery buaiueas In Philadelphia, owns au 1 apartment bouse al Elev'eulb slreel and' Wealey avenue, aud Ibe uew ' bouee will adjoin. Mr. Townaeud also has Ibe contract « to build a $2000 bungalow ou a lot ou - tbe west side of Central avenue, below Fifiy-elghtb elreet, wblcb lie recently sold to Park B Fralm, of South Bethlehem. Mr. Fralm Is au Instructor lo ' L thigh University.

Tbe children of ibree of the grades of l< public acbool— sixth, aeveutb sod 41 eighth— started oft in gala -plrlte Saturday morning for tbe country district In tbe vicinity of Petersburg. Tbey epeut Ibe boure lu happy elyle. ■ For Brel Furnished. J owner unable to occupy fully tar- J ulshed collage, locludiug plaoo will , rem lor all or pan of summer. Seven Bleeping rooms. Servants' quartan 1 sod balb bouses In rear building. p»w-iin and all conveniences, location neer Niutb eud Wesley. Ad- ■ . dress 1447 N. 17th street, Pblla . Pa., ( | or Ball pboue, Poplar 642. — adv. 6,18,21. ' e Eatabllabed floor and feed a4ore. Ine eluding flxturea.or will rent More room t for any otber buaioeso Address Y oungs 4»raoo,Occ*o City. N.J. ads , 12 80.tr. i Wanted at Once.— $400 or $600, on Orsi mortgage For further particulars i- apply or address SENTINEL office, Oeaao City, N. J. Adv. rfot R Bier.— By the yeer, e 7-room r. Apply to C. H. Shoemaker Lumber r. Co id*., 8-90, If *

| Loctl Troop Offers Services I to Commissioners- Their Action Appreciated. Tbe Oceao City Boy Bcoule are alert BDd auxiou- to give Ibelr help id tbe effort to be made durlog tbe week of June 6 to beautify tbe city. Tbe followlog leller was read at Ibe weekly meeting of tbe CUy CommleTo tbe Mayor and Commissioner-, i Ocean CUy. New Jersey— • Gentlemen:— Ocean City's Troop I No. I. Hoy Scouts of America, desire , to co-operate lo every way possible lo j making Ibe week begluulog June 5 a f real ■ Cleau-up W«ek"eud herrby place - themselves at your command. Very respectfully yours, r Harvet Marts. ii Scout Scribe it ( By order of troop.) V Before the iMter was read. Mayor Cbamplou said he bad received a very il gratifying communication, tbe flrM u re- pons* lu tbe matter of tbe ids' uuuored "Clean up Week." y When tbe letter bad been read. Ibe )• Mayor said: "Tbat'a floe. Tbe Orel n response aud from our youngest organ Izatlou. It to a leeaon for some of the older ones." ooes." ^

On motion of Director Adams, tbe letter was ordered acknowledged with ■hanks and placed on II Ie. "Tlws" O'Lzsrr a assurer * Timothy O'Leary, who was aaalMant director of publk safety under Dlrecfor Clay In PbUadelpbla. a few » ago. was In town Thursday. He rented apartroeuis in one of tbe new ( apartment house* on Moorlyo terrace through the ageocy of H. F. Stautor. ■ sslsrss Ikanjt. On account of alckueaa In Mr Wll- - sou's family Wttaou A Taylor have , sold ibeu lorereMtotba O. H. Heury . who will couttooc to cooduct tbe fresb meat, grocery, fnuta and vegetable busiuere, A.bury avenue at Seventh street. Ocean 4 Ity. N. J., tol ' tbe eaUefectl 'D of all cuatomara. • adv., 6-11 It | Tbe Bowling Alleys In tbe Bowling] D Casino, Moorlyu Terrace and Board ] •• walk, are now opeo for lbs aaaann of] r, 1916. Adv., 4 18. tf. | ii Legal paper* of all deaerlptioos, Lo | Asbury aveuua, Ocean CUy, H. J. udv '

— — 1 h PHYSICAL DRILLS L BY YOUNG FOLK .. Exhibition of School ^ Children's Work in Ball o Park Jane 2. Professor James M. Stevens, super a inlendeut of the city's schools, lias .1soed au tuvltatloh lo Hie patrons aud „ of like schools lo attend thi e ex Ulblllou of physical drills aud to be given by Ihe pupils of tlx , elementary schools lu Ibe bsteball park on Friday afternoon, Juue2.al , o'clock. | Tbe program Is as follows: Mas* ex arc I set— faltothenlcs -S6b , cblldreu, secoud to eighth school years. , Indian dance— 126 children, second and third school yean. r L'uder pass ball — 40 boys, fourth school year. i over bead flag relay-85 girls, fourtM | school year Turn dodge ball— 86 girto. flfth | school yeer. Pony relay — 80 boys, flfth school year. < Team dodge ball— 46 glrto, sixth aud seven lb school years. < Pony relay — 40 boys, sixth and seventh school years versus... eighth I school year. I Potato raoe— 20 glrto , elgbtb school . year. Mucb of tbe success of tbe Held day Is due lo Hie untlrlug work of the grade leacbert, It to stated, they bav- . lux co-operated with tbe physical dl - rector. Miss Mabel E. Bockelmann. lb all her efforts. Mtoa Bockelmanu to an energetic . and capable young womeu, decidedly popular wtlb all tbe cblldreu. Hold Final Hprlnx Mrs tl»B- > Tomorrow nlgbt tbe young people of tbe Bapltot Junior Union of tbe e First Raptlst Church will bold tbelr Dual meeting until after tbe anmmer . Tbe social and prayer meeting committees are preparing a special prot gram and refreshments tor lb* eve-

ulug. Tbe ynuug people e-peclally * tbelr parents end friends to enjoy^bto clo-lug eeeelou with tbem e( 80 o'clock. E Second in BIE Awlo Race. John It. Johnson, Jr., son of N Plumbing Inspector J N. Johnson of this city. Was driver in a big auto race in Florida a fow days ago Hto U m-chine. wblcb ran al Ibe rate of 9 10 miles per boor, came In second The wloner ran al tbe rate of 104 mile# en boor. The young man, who baa g been In Florida wot lUna.-wlU return »■ Ocean CUy early tbls summer. c BIG BLACK DRUM : CAUGHT IN BAY ! i First of Season Landed by t Capt. J. W. Lee and W. C. ' Draine. , * t'apL James W. Lee waul fl-blug In ) hto boat, wltb a nM. lo tbe bay Mon- , i day,- accompanied by Wlllard C. . Drains, a colored barber of Seventh , e street and Waal avenue. i - While lu Finger Channel, uear i Beat ley 'a Point, they landed a black , drumfl'sh weighing nearly 60 ponuds, but tbey bad tbeir troubles before getp liug U securely into lbs boat, e Tbto, so far as tuu been heard, to Ibe d Orel black drum caught bere tbls year x Heard Brian Talk. Several Ocean City people weut io Atlantic City Huoday to attend tbe "Sunday Observance" meeting in tbe Flret Preebylenau Cbureh. Tbe apeakers Included Ex-Secretary of >r State Wm J. Bryeu end Ex-Poetmaa-rj ter General Jobn Wauamaker. * Will ■* Marilrd fear ». D J. Roscoe Sharp, architect lu tbe offices of OU# M. Townrerd, builder, sod Mtoa Eva Adella Powell, daugbter of Charles B. Powell and wife, of ° tbto cliy. will be married al lb# bride's home. 740 Asbury avenue, at 8 o'clock evening, Juue 6. evening, J :k

For Me. J 8 Box Ball Alleys In good condulou, , very cheap \V. J. Powell. 921 A -bury Adv.. 4 20, If. ] Fob 8ale.— 8-A.extenelon table, en- 1 erne I bed and spring*, col mattresses, gas plate, child's crln and uiattnwa, . lawn mower, kltcben and center tables, . Severn h elreet eud Pleasnre ave. adv.. It. i

ATE SUMMER SCHOOL'S FACULTY IS ANNOUNCED

of the Well-Known InI structors Will Retorn Sessions Begin July 3. I Prof. James M Stevena. superintendent of the local public schools, City State Summer School, which will b-gln lis aesslona Monday, July 8. and continue will) six dally *e-»lou<i until The members of lite facully will he follows: James M Stevena, A M.. principal. eiry. J. J Savllx, Ph. D., p-ychology, aupervlslng principal, Wealfield. Fred I*. It-axle, B. A. Indu-irisl aria Mnnlrlalr. Samuel O. Myers, aestolanl.ln -hopwork, acting cliy superintendent of schools, Plea-anlvllle. K F. Judd. a— Islam In sbopwork. manual iralulng instructor, Moulclalr Charlotte Herckner, Industrial arte (handwork), director of mauual train- | Hackeueack. Mary Wbltlock, superviaor of aewNew Brunswick. Else H. Kramer, assistant lo sewing. > Emma Britton. drawing, superviaor of drawing, Trenton. 1 Morris Green b-rg, drawing, teacher of drawing, Commercial High Scbo I, I Brooklyn, N Y. 1 Catberine M. Zlagen. mu-le, supervl>or of music, Trenton. I W. H Shlpe. B. A . elementatp phyalcs.-l and 2. Inalructor In acleute. 1 Cape May Court House. r Katbenoe L Smllb. assistant In * pbyalca. 1 Laura E Woodward, history, Ke«c- " rspby and Eugltob grammar, director of history and science department-, c Trenlou Training 8cbool. > Frances Uowdy. cooking, teacher of cooking. New York Cliy. Mary Welling, cooking, leacber of cooking. New York City. * Sarab O. Wbltlock, principal of * school of observation, principal of I' Lord Stirling School. New Brunswick. r Hannah H. Chew, methods uf teacb- »• Ing elementary subject*, p'rloetpiYof »- Culver School. Mlllville. »- W. A. Ackerman, Pb D . btotory of n. A. AravTUlsii. ru a-., uirtu.j "•

education and acbool managementsupervising principal, Bomervilto Mabel M. McHenry. literature end composition, Mlllville. Agne* B. Hummer, pcumenablp, spelling, arithmetic. InatroCtor State Normal acbool at Trentoo. Eda G Wlllard. general bl-tory and State* History, State Normal School at Newark. Albert B Meredith. B. A , school organization and secondary education, assistant com mis-toner of education to charge of secondary education. Lewi# H. Carrie. A. M .school organisation, asal-tant commissioner of education lu charge ol Industrial educallor. Including agriculture. Calvin N. Kendall. L. L D . Supervisor of Schools, Commissioner or Education. For lolormatloo regarding tbe detalle of courses tbe applicant should advise with tbe prtacipel of the school, Mr. Sieveus. Tbto may be done elttrer In person or by mall. Al tbe Ocean CUy achool. durlogtbe week of Monday, July 10. to Saturday, July IS, inclualee, there will be a eertoe of lectures and dtocuedoo* for eupertulendent*. supervising priucipale and r those who Inteod lo e-ite' the shpCrvt- ' eory field. Tbe members of the Stele Felera- - Hon of Board- of Education ere cordially Invited 10 etoll Ibe sc4kkiI daring , the week and participate 10 Ibedlscu*slous. It to believed Hut tbe subject# discussed will be of vital Interest lo member* of.lbe federation. Lectures wiil be given by Dr. Franko Ho B Dyer, so peril, teudeol .of J^ooto , in Boelou; Dr. Tbomae M. BallieL rteau of the 8cbool of Pedagogy. New • York Unteenrtty; L L. Driver, i"0"'* « euperliiteodeut of seboola. Randolph if " ouniy. Indlaua; Ilia commimiooer or ed seal ton, ibe sssl-iaut coaimuatoprr of education, 'be principal* of tbe Salt Normal School-, the member* or the Stale board of examiner# for leaehere. sod Frank Summer, president tof Ibe ie Federation of School Hoards, and dean of New York UulveraWy Law School of COR RENT FOR SUM- '■ r MER SEASON. Select Furnished Apartments, Furnished Aparimeuis,

rooms (4 bedrooms), gas and elec- • trie lighted. Fine residential !«•- ' tion, Fourteenth street, Ocean and Wesley avenues. Close to beich and bathing grounds. Foe particulars, phone Bell, Wood- • 8623 W., or Keystea*. Park ■ 4964 A. Philadelphia, or apply auy agent In Ocean City.

WUte Haa ar to Tennis Shoes IThe Booster Campaign wiU close June 7. so the next few days wUl tell tbe etovv. Help vour farorite Booster win by geuiog your summer need* now.' We are able to fit yen from top 10 bottom in the moat up-to-date styles, at the lowest possible pnee*. Ten Uuua tbe regular amount of credits given with all purchases SATURDAY. MAY a; m own >*. Newell Corson Tbe Boeater Store Emery Shirts T—Illl«