O C Till* * Tro»t Co t " OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXVI. OCEAN CITY, N. J.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1H16. NO. 24

Ocean City Sentinel ' OCEAN CITY. N. J. — By— R CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor ti.oo Per Year, Strictly in Advance. trroBini.aT.LAw. J^JORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and CO U NSE L LOR AT- LAW. "cAPB BAY fOI'KT HOI 'ft E, >. J. (Opposite Public Bolldiacal I^AW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, LAW OFFICES Godfrey, Giddings 4 Read ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. H NEWELL HEULINGS Attorney at Law 809 Highlit HI reel Ocreulliy New Jersey MORGAN HAND. Jr. Engineer and Surveyor * -OCEAN CITY. N. J. ' niDiiiL. j Allen Com, M. D. j «ifi Wesley Avenue . Ocean City New Jersey a DR. W. P. HAINES i. COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE. j f OCEAN CITY. N. d. Florence Brick Haines COR. 9TH AND WEBLCV AVE ! MECHANO-THf RAPIST Hour* by *|£olo tenant JJERSCHEL pettit. m. d. 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY Uolb PboBM ttoSp.m. JOHN H.WHIT1CAR, M.O: Klgblb and Central avenue Ocean City ^ — .New Jeraey ^ DR. G. D. NOEUNG ~ . Osteopathic Physician Hann Building, Eighth street opposite Pennsylvania It. K Depot Ocean CITY, N. J. . Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Philadelphia Office, 1IU7 Chestnut 8t. QR. CHARLES B. RIDER •-•Dentiat" 809 Central Avenue » OC'KAR CITY. J. Bell 137 DR G. Fairchild Starr Dentist ^ Oaa At'eulut.r.d!* MiSt He j*! raatteaat. Bveslngs by appoluUneul J^JARK LAKE Undertaker and Embalmer Pboue IS OCEAN CITY. N.J Bell 3S5-A Betk Pbooee Uter-Suu 14-B Hughes' Central Phannic) J. Thomley Hughea, P. D. Manager . Ith and Wesley Aves. Ocean City, N.J "LEITI MALI UNITMIUM | Ttetl Pboaa. Waaler Aveaue near Ninth I Wo manMdc-hVffiM and HtrsenSsIIia? ' TM»^^OM.' t«the a^leen aajlled^ sl*U. ruu Hupl William Fruklin Cebiro, I. D. OFFICES, LEITH HALL, a 918 Wealey Avaoue Try an Advertisement ia tkc mm ' 1

Whatever success or patronage has - conic to our office is due, we believe, to 1 j a principle to which we have always 1 tried to adhere, viz: Take care of your clients' interests and your own inj terests will take care of themselves. ij MASSEY & EDWARDS Eighth Street and Central Avenue Real Estate in all of its brandies. FOR RENT BY THE YEAR New unfurnished heated apartments. Open for inspection. New Bungalow on First Street, near the beach, for sale at special bargain figure. JOSEPH I. SCULL As^ur>\Avenue Ocean City, N. J. , B. Vrjynk Smith Go.,"^„S,l; If vouTnrrVmoney to loan see us for good investments. For sale, fine lot on Ocean avenue near Seventh street, with small house, $2500. Two lots corner First street and Asbury avenue, size 70x100, cheap, $1200. Fourteen room house, 2 baths, hot water heat, doable office, , attached garage in rear, splendid opportunity. Fire insurance placed ■ with best companies. 1036 Asbury Ave. i sum.it s mm la. nhohm louiq w. miller i AQtNT ro* i I OVERLAND AND W1\LY&-KA/IQ&T AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS OC nan CITY. Nt\M JtHtET QANAOC AND SMOWNOOm. NINTH ST. AND QOtAN AVE. fw . if • The Reliable POWCll S Dry Goods Store ! We are better prepared to serve you for the i coming year than ever before, with all season- ' able merchandise. LaFge stock, right prices and reliable goods. POWELL'S 921 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. 1 Phone 25 iiiiimiiiiiiuiiiirriiiiiiii ii iiih lllltllH' imiii The Needle Lovers Shop ; H- c EEEEMAN I |7 aiV; 8,6 Boardwalk «J1 South 13th Street ( wLlw /f|l Ocean City. n. J. Philadelphia, Pa. 1 )) Art Needlework Materials c krrk in8tructiohs columbia yarn attractive novelties * [ 11 1 in -"hi , — ( — . I ■MM—nrMwa— wwa— — — — — HUPMOBILE STUDEBAKER DODGE * A definite feeling of confidence in the name — J Dodge Brothers — existing almost everywhere, is the ' very strongest assurance you could have that the car will always conform to the highest possible standards. 1 The gasoline consumption is unusually low. ( The tfre mileage is unusually high. , Eastern Motor Company OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1 Ford Parte Phooe 365 5 SECOND-HAND CARS PAIGE FORD HUDSON j i 0 . a A Gas Stove free from odor, cool and neat, i M ' A L is what yon need for summer heat; ■ it makes your home so neat and dean, I y lm You cannot Jielp bat see that it is yon we 1 VlilU V mean. The City Gas Light Company Eleventh and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY. H- «L Joseph F. Smith tin. Slate sad Slag Roeftaf and Uattariag 1 AH KMde TIN ROOFS PAINTED srsannBsnETT^s A,..., A— ftlft. Oee* Cttf. ft. J.

RECORD CROWDS FILLED CARPENTER'S CASINO CLUB

50,000 Persons There in Ten Weeks Card Party Tonight — Hold Reunions. j Due would scarcely think lb. w.Ku so near *u end on enlrrlug ibe Cesluo Club, where d.nclug, card, and enl.rMr Carpeuler tells of bla record of ' alt.ndance, which la r.ltbfully kepi each day. Uurlug the paei ten week, there ha« betuju-Tterage attendance (of 61S0 perKina entering the Csiluo Club each week, tusk lug a total at- 1 leudance for leu weeks of more than ' A card party I. scheduled for thl. 1 ev.ulug at 8 30 o'clock aod d.ucee on ' Friday and Saturday eveuluga and ' Saturday kfleruoou 1 With the ending of the aeaaou here. ' the Caelno Club will have at leaat three reunion, during tba winter. The firat 1 ' la lo take piece In the "R« se Garden" ' k or the Bellevue Stratford, Pblladel- ' phia. Thla will be a-danoe. while in 1 the beautiful "Dome Room" adjoining 1 t be -Koae Garden'' a card party will 1 take place. Tbla will occur on Salur- 1 ' day evening, December 2. and 00 1 doubt will he -we well attended aa the j ' reunion of laat winter, when nearly (c eight hundred people were preecul. ' Mr. Carpenter la to congratulated od j " the success of hla aeaaon In Ocean City j ' GOT FULL AMOUNT jJura DrCldca lorCoalraRor Who ® Mo. d, or B.I,. 0 William Davta, a negro contractor, ' ' of thla clly, brought aull recently agalnrl Jamea Franklin, of Weal , Philadelphia, a cottager, to recover aud team hire uaed In work on Mr- ' : Frabkllo'a grouuda here. The bill ? wea for 9192. ^ The ceae waa heard before Juatlce of * | tbe Peace Ludlam aud e Jury ou 1 Tli u red ay. 1 Mr. Frankllu did oot dlapule the J bill. but. from what be asw and beaid ( from preaumably compeleut peraona, u Davladiad not pat on Ibe ground tbe emouut of gravel Ibe contractor bad * claimed to bave placed there. After bearlug ibe evidence, the Jury allowed Davta tbe full amount claimed 0 b* h,,n- ' <1 _ " * g Ctewrete ecrvter., (| Service* will be beld at tbe nana! houra lu tbe First Baptist Cburcb uezt b Sunday. Tbe Rev. Edward A. Rook, of Lock Haveu, Pa , will preach both u , mor.ilag aud evening. Every member la urged to be preaeut. The prayer meeting lest eveolug waa Id charge of m tbe Rev. Dr. J. M. Wilbur, of Pblla- m delpbla. _ delpbla.

STEWART'S TEAM ' TAKES PRETTY GOP Defeated Campion's Five by 8mall Margin in 8nrf Cast- ( ' iag Tournament. Frank H. Stewart's team woo out In the Ooean City Fleblng Club's special eurf casting tournament on tbe beach at North etreet on tbe after- ] noon of Labor Day, defeating Frank Campion's team by a comparatively alight margin, and taklDg tbe tropby preaesled by tbe club. It was a cloae tiutab between tbeee teams, aud it was oot until near the . end that tbe contest was decided. Had It oot beeo that Vice President W. Blbeoo's llue broke, Mr. , Campion's team might bave won, but tbe breaking of IIdm Is part of the t game. None of tbe men on Mr. Stewart's Iwm broke IIom. , There were four teams of Ave men each lo tbe tournament. Tbe other ^ teams were owplaloed by Clarence Brush and CbarlM T. Maglunls. Each £ M r. Stewart's team made a total cast f of 6,266 fMt II Incbea, with ao average Individual cast of 2S0 feet S Inches ' Mr. Campion 'a team made a total cast of 6.285 feel S Incbea, wltb an ' average Individual cast of £47 feel 6 , " Summary: Frank H. Stewart's team— Dr. PlDkbam, toUl f rethrown, 146S; R. Fegley. 1862; F. H Stewart, 1166; O. V. Blgbam, 1149; H.H. Boyd, 1125. Numof feet cast, 6,256 II IncbM. , Average, 250 1 5 feet. 1 Frank Campion's team — (4. E. Corn- 1 man, total feet thrown, 1636; F. Campion, 1481; George Smltbeman, 1186; R B. Vollum. 1062; W . W. Slbeon, 968 Total cast, 6,185 reel S Inches. Average, 247 feet 6 Inches. Clarence Brush's team— H. W. Steiwagon. total fast thrown, 1414; P. F j Wrlgbt. 1264; Clarence Brush, 1206; , Dr. E C. Weston. 766; H. GUdemeyer, 700. Total. 6,837 feat 2 IncbM. Average 218. CbarlM T. Maglunls' team— Dr. Llpacbuti, total feet thrown, 1810; W. E Kuebn, 848; L. G. Campbell, 898; C. ( T. Maglnnla, 688; Dr. Bushrod Jamm. 606. Total, 8,941 fMt 7 loebM. Average, 167. A onmber of tbe casters were nnfor- . tunete lo Ibal tbelr IIbm broke, eod so tbey were not able to do Ibeinasivm Just lee. Fob Rjent.— Centrally toeaUd cottage In Oomd City for tbe entomn . City PoetUBce. edv.l.Sl.lL

' MEETS HER DEATH IN SDRF HERE Dr. Flint Worked on Miss Morris With Pulmotor, bnt Life Had Fled. Former Stale Representative John , L. Morris aud wife, of Koxborough, reeldeute of this city, bave the sympathy of many friends In tbelr , heavy eflllctlou In tbe death of tbelr ds ugbter, Ruth, aged 16 years, who drowned In tbe surf Saturday only a short distance out from their cottage Forty-nlntb street. Miss Morris and several friends were In tbe surf, having plenty of sport. | when suddeuly the strong undertow . swept them oil tbelr feel. Home of | tbe other bathers sew their prrdlca- , The cries were heard hy Life- | guards HcbOck and GofT at tbelr staI Hon on tbe protected grounds el Fifty- , I second street, and they at once started , out with their boat. , They taw three girls aa tbey pushed ( out In tbelr boat. Looking up a modlaap;<eared The otber girls having ( brought to tbe shore, tbelr friends eud others Instituted a search for Mlsa , Her body was found twenty , minutes later, lu a few lucbee of wa- , ter, about a square below tbe point , where she had disappeared lu .the , ocean. Funeral service# were held at tbe | home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tuesday t evening, conducted by tbe Rev. Fran* , cla B. Canuou, rector of Holy Trinity j P. E. Cburcb. The body has been ( sent to Pblladelpbla. , Mr. Morris has been a summer real- t deut of Ocean City for a Dumber of | years, and has been active In tbe affair* of theHouth Ocean City Improve- t went Association. | RECOVERED LOOT * ] t Blolen From Fogg Home Found la Pawnshop. Albert Fogg, of tbla city, has recovered several of ibe arllclm stolen ' from bis borne at Nlulb street aod avenue, one evening Mrly In summer. < He made bis second visit to Wood- 1 a few days ago, aod was given t pawn tickets found on a ycuug man t uamed Green lu prison -at the couuty ' Jail there. Mr. Fogg tben went to a 1 pawnabop at Fifteenth and Market ( streets, Pblladelpbla, and recovered j several plecMpf Jewelry? t

PRETTY PRESENTS G1YEN OFFICIALS Mr9. W. E. Hcxamer and Mrs. R. McKeown Remembered by Auxiliary Members. The third midsummer luncheon of tbe Ladies' Auxiliary of tbe Ocean City Yacht Club was beld Thursday afternoon. Mrs. William E Heximer, president, was presented wltb a handsome set of silver fur her bureau, and Mra. Robert McKeowu, secretary, received a beautiful link bracelet. Mrs. Alfred M. Gray, one of the active woikers, made tbe presentation speech and stated that she presented these with the love aud token of the high esteem and friendship that all ibe members bave for tbe retiring president and secretary of their auxMrs. Hexamer and Mrs. McKeown the members for tbslr gifts, which they prized so highly, coming from all the members tbe wey they did, and Ihey said they hoped tbe auxiliary' would grow in membership and In Influence and that all the members would work In Ibe future as tbey bave in tbe past to make it a success. .They said that they would personally do all Ihey could to make It eveo more toecessful lo tbe future. Mrs. Hexamer thanked the members for tbe hearty support aod cooperation she has had while lo office. The auxiliary, during Its premnt administration, baa accomplished much. It baa paid iDto tbe treasury of the club more than 94600, cleared at the baxar; given more than 91000 to the* entertainment committee, and paid out more than six hundred dolfor luncheons for tbe open regatTbe auxiliary also spent more than Ave hundred dollars for eoclal luncheons for tbe members of tbe auxiliary. There waa expended in all than $6,500 by tbe auxiliary for and eutertalomeuls duribe past two Maeona Mra. Daniel H. Parle will be tb* next president and Mrs. Walter D. Bonsai I tbe next secretary, and both will assume office when Commodore Parle and Vice Commodore Bonsai I take command of tbe club January 1. GET BIG BLACK DRUM Celebes br Oacar Belg sag O. T. ■■Chaos. There were a large number of black dromflsh In eight off tbe Octsn City Club's pier Saturday, and there waa much excitement among tbe members. Tbe pier wae crowded wltb and s pacta too Jor a Jong time. Oscar Belg broke tbe recgrd by landIng a black drom Thn wslgbad 61} pounds. O.V. Blgbam got one that tipped tbe beam at 67 pooDdt. i.

CAMDEN MAN WINS OCEAN CITY GIRL Shafer and MIsb Esther Brown Quietly Married at Bride's Home. There wae a pretty wedding ceremony at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Haines Brick, MO Wesley avenue, at 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon, when tbelr niece, Miss Esther aod Mott Shafer. assistant superintendent of tbe Bolck AutomoCompany, of Camden, were married by the Rev. Joseph B. Kulp, pastor of tbe First M. E. Church. Tbe bride was becomingly attired In wblte georgette crepe and allk. There were no attendants and tbe ceremony waa Impressively simple. Only tbe Immediate friends of tbe famines or tbe yonng couple were present. Mr. aod Mrs. Sbafer left In Ibe afternoon on a wedding trip Nortb. Wben tbey return tbey will reside on Slxtb etreet, Camden. Tbey bave Ibe beet wishes of rnsny friends. Tbe regular meeting of tbe Ladles' ( Aid Society of tbe First M. E. Cburcb will be beld In tbe 'osnal place Unadey evening, September 11. Tbe meetwee postponed from last Monday . evening. Lata for eels. Two corner lota, cheap, beautifully ' located on Avbnry avenue at First and Second streets. Near steamboat land- ' log, yacht dob and trolley. Apply to Laura Godfrey, Palermo, N. J. adv. 8,17, tf. Fob Salk. — Corner lot 90x100, Flflyelghth street and Central avanne. Ocean City. Address h'. G. k.. Skwt- ; in el office. adv. 8-24, 6l Fob Balk.— M a r k a t or delivery - wagon; also two- seated carriage. Ad- > dram Sentinel office. Ocean Clly, • N.J Adv. Wantep.— White girl, in email family, la assist ia Ugbl housework. In- ' quire 696 Kigbth street, second floor. > adv., 9-7, » 1 1 Fat a reliable lanodraee call 6M Haven avanne, Ocean City. adv-II

THREE CRAFT IN MIX-UP IN ONE-DESIGN BOAT RACE

Logan Had Her 8aila Tern— Millspangh Took the Logan Cop. L There wee an exalting time for awhile during Ibe special race of tbe one-design boats of tbe Ooean City Yacht Club Monday afternoon for tbe pretty Logan cup presented by Alex. Lawrenoe, Jr w and Edward Laffsrty. < Tbe race started off In greet shape, I and after turning tbe eea-bnoy above tbe dob bouse than wasn't a differ- < earn of forty eeooode In the boats. T Tbe ooDtest gave every evidence of ■ r- being one of Ibe beet aod doeeet of tbe ' season. In trying to pass each otber 1 1 at tbe Somen' Point buoy, wltb a beavy ebb tide and a strong wind, tba ) ' Logan, Second AUempt aod Mlsa Lnla 1 got In a tangle, aod tbe Logan had bar tails torn. a George M. Mlllspsugb's O. M. M.got a big advantage here and waa tba wine oar of tbe cup, being the flrat boat In. Pask Commodore Hexamer'e Second e Attempt wae second, aod Meeare. Bae- » sett and File's Mlsa Lola, tailed, at usual, by Uapt. Brackley, waa third. " Summary: >• Mart. Finish. D Fourth, Logu »' £' SO I 5' Si y Aecond, Meeoad Atumpt 3 3d 00 BMW ' Third, Wtes Lois 1 ■ €0 1MB KlUh k' fh B1' 1 * 00 * S S Pollysuua 2 zs 00 Casual M( atcklak. b J- B. Allen, of Pblladelpbla, a memi- ber of ibe Ocean City Fteblng Club, t. caught a striped bass, or rockflsb, lo y tbe surf In this city e few days since. The fleb weighed 9} pounds. „ Ocean City on Improved or Improved property for blgb grade unimproved Iota lo tbe lake and citrus fruit region ln of lower Ceolrel Florida. AddramWm. Evens, 610 House Building, Pittsburgh, Pe. adv. S,8L 4t. I, Tbe Bowling Alleys lo tbe Bowling t- Casino, Moorlyn Terrace aod Boardwalk, -are now open for tbe mason of _ 1916. Adv., 4- 19, tf. ° Fob Balx— Lot 676, Bee. D„ on Aei' bury avenue, below Btxlaeoth etreet, ' Ocean CKv. N. J. Addrem £ G.Oemp- >- ball, Bex 889, Alien burst. N. J. n- adv. 8, 17, «L Lowt — In front of IlUnoiaon-tba-i» t^Eu^GuL lw57u f L *

MRS. FIELDER IS ; YERY GRATEFUL y , Writes Her Thanks to Mrs. e 8herrerd for Money Given £ to Help Soldiers. For some time daring tbe sammer, •. members of tbe Central Committee for D tbe NewJersey Soldiers' Relief Xieagae , d and en acting local commlttae, bave e been bnslly engaged In forming an II Ocean City Branch. After this week, g a permanent branch will ba eatab -. Ilsbed bare. Meetings will be beld and work done for tbe soldiers D throughout tbe winter, i, Mrs. Ralph L. Goff will be chalrg man, and Miss Clay, secretary, for I tbla branch. y From tba beneflt musical bald at tbe i. yacbt club July 81, under tbe aueF picas or tbe local oommlttee,^A66 was e added lo tbe central fond of tbe relief T leagne. Tble committee oom prised I Mrs. Wm. D. Sberrerd, chairman; :. Mrs. Alfred M. Gray, secretary, and Mrs. Frederick A. Slack, treasurer. Mrs. Wm. D. Sberrerd bas received _ a letter from Mrs. Fielder, wire of tbe Governor of New Jersey, expressing 1 t ber gratitude, and that of tba Central 1 I Committee, for tbe large amount real- ' r lied through the beoeflt. t Mrs. Fielder referred lo tbe splendid 1 D work done by tbe summer visitors I aud Ooean City residents, who to gen- . erously responded, through tbe par- 1 . chase of tickets, and Id persona! and 1 B material assistance along many llnea. I 8be extended ber thinks to all who . co-operated In making tbe moelcal 1 i each a great encoem. , Further announcement of tbe move- . menu of tbe Ocean City branch will : ba made wben tbe date of meeting 1 i shall bave been deflnllely decided. i FALL ITINERARY • ' I Where ladle Carrow Will Ml ' DarlM Ntxi Three Moat ha.: Ulroslt Judge Howard Carrow asnouooea his fall lllnarary as follows: Cape May Court House, September I 12 to 18; loci naive; Salem, September 19 to 22, Inclusive; BridgstoD, Beptemt ber 26 to October 6. Inclusive; May's , Landing, October 10 to 27, loci naive; , Mt. Holly, October 80 to November 9. 1 inclnslve; Woodbury, November 18 to , " 28, iDdnilve. — ' i Judge Carrow will alt at chambers 1 . wben notified of motions ae follows; i L "First aud aecond Saturdays, Court , House, Camden, 10.80 a. aa.; tblrd , ' Saturday, Law Library, Atlantic City, | 10 80 a. m. 1 Motions may be arranged for other i times and plaoea. i

G. M. M. WINNER, i ! OF CHAMPIONSHIP - Had Total of Ten Points in Races of the One-Deaijfn Boats. r George M. MUlepaogb'e G. M. M. i ha* won tbe obamplooiblp tbla year r lb tba one-design boot class of tba t Ocean City Yacbt Clnb. Tbe figures were shown at tbe yacbt . dob by Howard Denn, secretary of tbe , regatta committee, Monday afternooni Tbe points made by tbe several . craft are at follows: G. M. M„ 10; Logan, 9; Mlsa Lola, i f 7; Bntb B, 4. Mlsa Lola was disqualified, however, r for tbe alleged fouling of Jacob Balai wanger'a Both B. In ona of tba reeeot i races . No points were given tba §ec- ■ on d Attempt (Past Commodore HexaI mete) and tba PoUyaana (Commodore Wall). 1 Soma of tbe msmbert of tbe clnb ax- . preset ■ tba opinion that points should be given all tbe boats that enured Ibe , races, bat Secretary Denn said be was 1 only following tbe rulse of tbe book. >• 1 Fee meat. Established flour eod feed store, Including fixtures, or will rent store room u for any other business. Add rase Yoo ngt ^ Hereon, Ocean Clly, N.J. adv., 12-80, tf. 5 Fob Bale.— low for cash, lot 416 5 Wad avenue, below Sixteenth etreet, east aide; also 214. 215. 216 Haven arenas. at Seven taaulb street, wad aide. E. a. Smith, colllugewood. ». j. . adv., 6-22, Mt Wanted at Once.— 81000 on bond ' aod meet gags. For further pert Ice lars ' apply or address Sentinel office, • Ocean City. N. J. Adv. 91600 to loan on fird mortgagee Thorn A Boyle, 406 Eighth street, Ocean CUy, N. J. adv. tf.

FIRE GUN INTO OCEAN IN 5 EFFORT TO RAISE BOY'S BODY

Parents of Joseph Callen, Who Was Drowned, Anxions to Recover His Remains. . Tbe heavy drain on ber since the drowning of ber eon, and tbe disappearance of tbe body In tbe snrf here Sunday of lad week, has been bearing heavily on Mra. Edward Celiac, of West Pblladelpbla, and ber bnsband asked tbe city officials Sunday evening If they would have some on* aboot '. several loads from a gun Into the r spot where tbe son, Josepb, sank, ln Ibe hope of bringing the body to tbe • surface. Borne frtende of Mrs. Callen Q told ber that tble plan would be efleclive. 1 The dly officiate readily aotonted, i and on Monday morning ltfagnarda • went ont In tbelr boats to tbe aceoe of the drowning at Thlrttdh street. Tbey '- fired 28 rounda of bucks hot from a r number 10 guage gnn. Tbe axpioalooa stirred op sand at the bottom of tbe ■ slue, in which there were then eight - or 10 fed of water, bat nothing was 1 seen of tbe body. I , , 1 8ENT OUT OP TOWN ■or Admitted Tsklax *ia*| , Millard Robinson, a boy balling j from TemplsvUle, Md., and who had I been employed In tbe store of Fred P. . Bell, was erred ed e lew day* ago on tba charge of stealing money from tbe ! batter box in tbe store. f , Tbe manager of Um store, Robt. L. . Moore, wben the boy wae taken ba- . fore Police Magistrate Barrows, agreed I to withdraw tbe charge provided tbe boy would return to TemplsvUle. , Tbe boy consented to thtf arrangeI meat, and Chief of Police Bcall sent blm oat of town. In a statement to tbe ehltf, tba I youth admitted tbe theft of 114.66 . from tbe store. He aaid be owed |9 for board aod 91-60 Iter tbe teat of a room. He thought of BeUto store as bla only rasooro*. Ha ec tared tbe store by taking a pane of glass out of tbe window, which be had arranged before tba store was closed. He aaid be bad spent all of ibe money exoept- ' log 96.46. HAD PLBA8ANT TIMS I ^elde'lT* " "f li**'" M tee Mildred Bimens, of 824 Central 1 venus, entartalned bet card dab am a recent afternoon. Aaao^ than ptre cot were the Mlaaai Constance Gar- ' pen tor, Katharine MUlar, AlireHar1 rls, Doris Gberky. Joan Gberky, 1 Eleanor Gberky, Evelyn Pliable, Fletr en oe Hewitt, Led I* Kelly, Nellie Bagyl; El lee both Bboadae, MadaHaa Baesell, Madeline BUlloga^mnaaaBabmmerhorn, Margaret Hnatoa and Halm Bhrlvar. Trophies wen won by tba Mteaii I Helen Bhrlvar, Leslie Kelly, Godatooce Carpenter, Jean Gberky aad Nellie BeryL Refreshments wan aervad by Mra. ' R. W. Bimooe, aaeteted by Mra. J. Clarence Frank. Bars Cstiaxs Mara. Daniel 8. Bteelman, of Woodbary, . ba* purchased tbe Woodward cottage, 1080 Ooean avenue. Mr. Stselaaaa. a ' abort Mm# sloe*, sold bis cottage, 1406 Waaler avenue, to John E. FIU, at I Pblladelpbla. I • a ■ Cottage, 708 Central avenoe, Ocean City. All modern eoovenleneaa Including beater. Owner wlH real 9m . tbe winter months or by tba rear. Apply to R. Curtis Robinson, 744 Aabury avenoe. Ocean City- adv. Foe bala— One or all of tba five lots 1 on Aebory avenue, below Tblrterelb " street, east aide; low fat-web. Mra. U. SBodlh, Oolllngswood, N.J. adv., 812, 141 Bay VUla Lanndre, 217 B«y avaaoa - Ocean City, N. J. Bandla washes -and ■ by tbe down done by Mrs. Frauds , Freeman. Bell pbons 189- W. adv., MS, 121 Fob Rent.— By^th^ymr,^a7.room Apply to C. H. Bboeaaaket Lambar h Co adv., 999. tf a mra awn 1 1 ■■ i DR. CHARLES B. RIDER ® DENTIST ^ 8«» Ceatral Ave. OceawCJty. N.J. 1916 Qood Service 1 At tble office oonaisU In natnf not oaly • tbe beat materials that can be bowgbt, '• and each skffl as oaly exparireca - brings, bot tba aaftafartmn that tbma a qualities are combined with a retana . able charge. CHARLES B. BIDES. D. D. S.

i ^ ' : $2 FALL hats $2 * Bay your new Fall Hat before yon go hon. - ». We have tbe best and biggest line in town. Newell Corson

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