OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXVII. OCEAN CITY, N. J„ THURSDAY, A PItIL 28, 1917. NO. 5

THE WISE MAN I i< the one who can find a bargain in a first class improved property suitable to his needs and tastes, as such improvements at the present time have sotnuch greater value than in years past , due to the advance in materials. Such an opportunity we offer in the splendid property at the corner of Fifth and Wesley avenue. 1 The ground representing 150 feet on Wesley avenue by 120 feet on Fiftli.strect. is extremely desirable for • cottage sites. The improvements on this ground comprise. the splendid slate roofed, 1 6 room building on the corner, and out-buildings. The improvements could not lie reproduced today for less than from $12,000.00 to $14,000.00 and the ground is easily worth from $5,000.00 to $(>,000.00. We offer this property for less than half its value on attractive terms. It is extremely desirable either for a large family or a select Boarding Cottage or for Rooming purposes, and the buyer can sell off cottage sites as he may desire, and so controPthe character of building about it without lessening the necessary ground for the main building. This corner has tire eastern and southern exposure which is the most to be desired, the outlook is upon the Park with no buildings to intervene. an& the grounds contain beautiful trees and $hrul>bery, jnore in tact than any other cottage grounds' in Ocean City, garage and servants' house upon the premises. Building is heated, gas and electric light in every room, two bathrooms, ample piazzas, etc. Photographs and all particulars Will be seut on application. A wonderful bargain. MASSEV & EDWARDS OCEAN CITV. fSI. J.

Ocean City Sentinel OCEAN CITV. N. J. — »rR. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor Si. 00 Per Year, Strictly in Advance. ATTOBMBVIUAT.I.AW. MORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COU NSELLOR-AT LAW, (•^rsmsOoart Commissioner. Solarj Public. tlAPB BAY COHKT HOI SI. *. J. (Opposite Public Bulldlnfcs). j^°WAOFFICEs" Apgar & Boswell, AHBUBY AXKNtK^andtVuHTH HTKKK1 LAW OFFICES Godfrey, Giddings & Read Rooms u&. sin and HIT ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Eyes EiUDined Without Drops ^•rmlcrl^Uou"1 lrns^""du'pUo»lrd^ 'si sbori A. W. ELY ATLAMTIC CITY. ». J. Precise People Will appreciate tlie punctual service which adds to the delight of dining here. THE — Harris Restaurant MORGAN HAND. Jr. Engineer and Surveyor OCEAN CITY. N. J. ATLANTIC ICE CDNFUKT Pnnnnn Mountain Inn OCEAN CITV N J. B ssi Kirtkirll Warrra W. Hrsvs H. Bnrkhardt & Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING S4I A8BI ET SVIIFI on i* cur «i* Jmu COAL You need Coal. You need Service. You g'et both from C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. Twelfth and Weal Avenue Watch and Jewelry Repairing Mayer's Boardwalk. Ocean City 1307 Atlantic Ave.. Atlantic City S Expert W3&M Organs Planes Players Stanley Learning graduate Danquarri Plsrrr AdUon Krtmol New Tort Oily N. K Conservatory of Musir Tunlnf MUSHES' PHARMACY Ocean City New Jersey COAL COAL TRY OURS FOR QUALITY C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. Twelfth aad Wut Avaaae I I. g

j HARVEY Y. LAKE! j REAL ESTATE | 838 Asbury Avenue - I Ocean City New Jersey I . Don't Value Yourself Too Low =•' In buying I.ife Insurance many men make the mi-take of insuring their lives fur a small amount because they fear the payment of the premium on a large sum will embarrass them financially. l Your fife has a definite value measured in dollars and cents, measured fit 'the Life Insurance rnin'hclp' you determine your valuei Don't he afrai.I to insure vonr life for what it is worth. By making Account' von will not only soon accumulate 'the first full year's prcr mium. hiit von will be able to easily meet subsequent premiums as they fall due. Theo. V. Towrisend 952 Asbury Avenue ance Company HAVE MOVED into our new 5 office at 837 Asbury Avenue, I where all the general business of the company will hereafter be' | transacted. CITY CAS LIGHT COMPANY V automobile supplies bell phone louis w. miller ' , AGENT PON OVERLAND AND WILLYS-KNIGHT AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS ' ocean city. new jersey Gainer and Showaoo'u. Ninth St. aho Ocean Ave. PLUMB1NQ Are von getting entire satisfaction aa to pritw, workmanship and bnsinraa conrVwr? If - not, "it will pay you to give me a triaL I am in an exoaptiounlly good position to take care of your repair work of which I make a specialty. 1 hare no expensive establishment or clerical force to maintain. Give me a triaL Both Rrton.. C. H. BACON GOT Eighth St GtlARLCa G. READ WALTER E. ALLEN SPRING Tho '"Orlghton-Up" Season A TOt'CH of paint, varnith or enamel makes a wonderfal change in appearance. B A A full line of paints, varnish*." enamels, stains, etc.. including Caiman's famous "KNAMOLIN" will 1* found at the MODERN STORK. GtlARLES G. RE/\D S GO. 839 Asbury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. FORD y - ~ THE UNIVERSAL CAR v 0 Eastern Motor Company Ocean City, N. J.

CO. d. LIKELY SOON TO BE CALLED BY "UNCLE SAM"

ie Many More Recruits Needed— f Young Men Should Quickly j. Fill the Ranks. '• There » a. a report here yesterday j that the Third Keglmeut of New Jerk sey. of which Company U. of this city. It la fully ex|>ected. however, that j _ Ibe regiment will be called out wlllilu | | Company (i atlll needs 38 men to * bring It up to ll» required, war strength. X to your duty to your country. As * Mayor) 'ham plou stated in .the Pres. * hyierian Church* Sunday evening of * young men here available for duty; ( nd they should jotu Company U at I D. OF A. AT CHURCH * nrmben oria>diie Win Hear Dr, — Next Sunday evening the theme of the ltev. Charles H. Buhner will be , "What the l ulled Stater Owes to ( France." and Ocean City Council, Jf°- r 10, Daughters of America, will attend, having uotilled the pastor that they , will come ae veuly-llve Hlrong should the weather permit. i These addresses of Dr. Bohuer are i . being freely discussed by large uum- , bers of cltizeus, who speak of them lu terms of highest praise. Many have expressed the view that Dr. Bohuer'e i address last Sunday eveulug was even belter than the one he delivered the i - Allen Smith and Walter Chaltlu, Who drive aulo deliveries for two gro eery stores here, were each lined $11.25 by Follce Magistrate Barrows this week. They were charged on a werwlth driving the cars without a red I light on the rear of the machlues. Kir vied Treasurer. , Prof. As me- M. Stevens has becu , elected treasurer of tue Seashore Build- \ trig and Loan Association. A. Rau- *' -dgtpM Fogg his beeu elected a director 1 «T the s-soctatisn. Both elections were to till a vacancy caused by death. E The nltith auntversary of the Ladles' Auxiliary of Nos. I atid,2 tire com- | panles will be held lu the parlor of No. 1 Company (City Hall) tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. An eutertalnlng 1 program has been arrauged. i CIVICS GLASS - ■ AT CODRT HOUSE Local High School Pupils ' Were Taken Through County ] ie Pnblic Buildings. The' members of the civics class of Ocean City High School, to Ibe num- ' ber of 14, beaded by Principal O. W. ~ Relchly, had a- busy and Instructive 8 time at Cape May Court House Thursday. Tbey went through the county jail aDd the eberitTs office, where Ihe ptereut jury system was explained by c Sheriff Miller. They visited the office i'i of County Clerk Hlldrelb, where Ibey were sbowh the method of entering deeds and mortgages lit the surrogate's office tbey were told bow wills are probated and kepi ou record. The youug people also watched Ihe progress of Ihe court proceedings and saw several cases tried .before Judge Kldredge. Tbey were much Impressed with Ihe falroesa aud dignity of Judge Kldredge and Ibe alertness of Prosecutor Kugeue Cole.' Sludeuts of the Ocean City High School have beet; taking similar trips to the county eeat for Ave years. Tschl t or Bale. Twlu-screw power yacht "Winning" for aale; 80 groas tous aud. 20 net tons capacity; schooner rigged, two masts. 56 fret long, 12 feet beam. 6 feet draught; aleeplDg quarters for eight, china, beddlug aud other equipment, hull sound aud recently repainted, yacht now afloat.' protected by canvas coverings. May be seen at Salveseu's Ship Yard, 88rd Street and North * Yacht Baslu, Stone Harbor. Pbolo ou request. Price $1800, South Jersey Realty -Company, N. E. Cor. Third aud Walnut Sts , Phlla., Pa adv., 4-26, 4t. Notice. \ During the month or April the Bowling Alleys lu the Bowling Casino will be open Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday eveuloga. adv., 4-12 tf. For Sale or Rent — First-class ice cream parlor and candy store. 942 Board walk. Ocean City, N. J. Address W. Shaffer Smith, 1. Hayday Apia.. Atlantic City, N. J. Adv.. 8-22, If. Refined young ladles wanted at waitresses, splendid opportunities for summer. F. C. Slmmt. 635 Wesley avenue. adv., 4-19, tf. The popular priced Hotel Henry will open at Raster for tbe season. Mrs O. H Henry, Prop. adv., 4-i tf

CARD PARTY FOR • RED CROSS WORK „ Will be Held This Evening! 11 in the Yacht Club's Winter Home. .t A progressive Ave hundred card ii parly w ill be livid at I lis Ocean City i- II log under Ihe suspire, of Ihe Ladles' will Start at h 30 o'clock, a The party will be given for Die |>uri. pose of raising funds for Die prepareds and everyone should help. T.ckels f Pure food trophies will be awarded, f Tickets are selling rapidly. (iet : your, before Ihe supply is exhausted , J. A. ANDERSON DEAD Coli.Krr Here. ( • John A. Anderson, who was buyer I lu Ihe clothing department of a large I I Philadelphia department store, died t Herman town Friday, after an Illness . of some time. He was 43 years old. < Mr. Anderson was an assistant buyer J in the store until the retirement of 1 Ills father, D. L Audersoii. more thau i year ago. when he was appoluted to i ' Die position he held at the lime of his . ' death. Deceased was a member of the Masonic fraternity and Ihe Maoufac1 lurera' Club, Mr. Anders m was ktiowti |o many resldeuls of this city, where he and his | wife, the latter before her marriage, , had beeu summer resldeuls for years. The. family lias the sympathy of a • large circle of friends. > KuJo,ed ilir Dance. ' ' The dtuce given at Company U's 1 . armory Thursday eveulug was at- ' I leilded by between 30 aud 40 youug .' people, and all had a very pleasant ' time. The music provided by the Clly Striug Orchestra kept Die 1 1 dancers on the move and was much 1 I enjoyed. There will be another dance r at Die armory thls(Tbursday)evenlng. Yacht Club's Annual Hrnelll. The Ocean Clly Yacht Club will < have lis annual beuellt at the Forres! i ' Theater. Philadelphia. Tuesday even- ' • lug. May I, when there will be a good i ; show, "Miss Springtime." A uum- i . ber of the local members of the club ' planning to attend.

FIRE CHIEF ASKS i ' FOR MORE PLUGS " Wants Extra Hose and Com- ' bination Pumper and Hose Wagon. f' tf.utl.me..:— I herewith recommend f Sixth street, shout 50n feet va-t of J Fifth street, about 500 feet east of [ WhVau^veuTe.Trie"! of Park | ' 'Icorln.hl." avenue, corner of First , " Atlantic avenue, corner of Second J Kaltersea road, corner of West road. ' 1 Wesley . avenue, corner of Fourth t I f Twenty ' I would al>o recommend that Die ^ Iral avenue aud Fourth street and At- J r iantlc avenue aud 81.. Charlea place ( ; replaced by large hydremia with c I steamer outlela. i I would also recommend the Imme u ■ diale purchase of 60(1 feel of two and ( one - half Inch rubber-lined double- ( r I would also recommend that the (| city purchase a combination motordriven pumper aud hose wag oue i i capable of delivering 10IKI gallons of f Respectfully yours, ' CH-A8 H. WATHON, Chief Fire Dept. ' tin motion of Director Campbell, the ' wgs received and tiled for future I; . consideration. 1 ' uoliialo ■■alladrlpbli. a 8. 8. McAllister, who has been In the dry goods business lu this city for * Die last six years, will move to Phlla- u delphta May 8. He aud bis family ' will reside al 1720 Weal Ontario alreel . > Mr. and Mrs. McAllister's host of e friends here deeply regret their de- " , parlure, but hope to see them frequeul- t | lu Oceau Clly lu the years to come. ' ■.sdlrs1 Auxiliary Heeling. The .April uirellug of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church of Oceau Clly will be held at the home of Mrs. Henry A Kuabe, 2031 North [ ' street. Philadelphia, Mooday at 2.30 p. m. The members are ( requested to take something for the i "goose" to be used at the bazar lu August. ,

■CATTELL TO BE SPEAKER AT I 1 BIDDLE CLASS BANQUET

i 1] SCHOOL BOYS MAT DO THEIR "BIT" , c Possible That They Will Cnl- J tivate Lots and Raise i Farm Trnck. f Along ihe Hues of the proposed fore tnallou of a Junior Industrial Army , f (agricultural division) lu the 8tete , 5 mud country. It Is suggested by the | . local educational authorities that Ihe , s owners of lots or tracts of laud In this clly that may be cultivated by the , , selioqfc children to uollfy Prof. J. M. | Btevaoa, etatlug the location of the t grounds. It is oot known yet that it Is advlst able to start such work here, but the ( school authorities would like lo have a . list .of such tracts of laud Id order to know where these are lu case they a want to make such a move. a The plan as outlined by State aud Natloual officials Is to euroll lu such work children of fourteen years and Hack from Hospital. ' Mrs. Mark W. Adams returned to t her home In this clly Tuesday eveulug from the Jefferson Hospital, Pblladet. :' pbla, where for several weeks she j underwent treatment for a nervous s ailment. Hbe seems somewhat Unit proved Id health. Office equlpmeutconslstliigof desks, , swivel cbslrs, straight back chairs, filing cabinets, safe, typewriter, sectional bookcases, tables, etc. H N. Healings, adv., 3 29 tf. Ocean Clly, N. J. ie " * s ■ o O. H. Henry Co., Ibc., have Just d completed extensive alterations. Including enlargement of store aud Installing new aud larger Ice box. Thanking our maoy patrons for past patronj* age. we are now equipped to give you better aud prompter service thau lo the I" past adv., 4-6, tf J. Experienced rooming clerk desires summer position, June 1 to October 1, " or part tbertof. State particulars. J' Address x, Sentinel Office. ■y adv. 4-aS. 2t. Wakted —One or two abaree of III Ocean city First National Bank stock, ». stale price. Address P.O. Lock Box 236, Oceau Clly, N. J. adv. If

Noted Philadelphia Statist!- 1 cian to Attend Methodist Gathering Here May 17. E. J. Cattell. city statistician of aud uoted after-dinner I orator, will be ibe prluclpal speaker at e the annual bauquet of Die Drexel Biddie Bible Class of Ihe First M. K. p Church to be held lu tUg_Mi£ial rooms b of Ibe edifice Thursday eveulilg. May 1 17. ; * Dr. J. Thoruley Hughes, chairman of the entertainment committee, se- t ' cured the preseuce of Mr. Cattell t ' through Die good offices of Clly Tree- t ! surer VVIIIIsm McCoach, of Phlladel- r ' phla, a prominent summer resident of | ! Ocean City. a Former Judge Allen B Endlcott, of ( ' Atlantic City, will also be one of the speakers. Judge Kudlcott, who is { - kuowu to all members of Bible classes | ' In this city, wrote the followlug letter 1 1 of acceptance: 1 Dear Doctor Hughes:— Ura. Eudlcotl ' aud I will be very glad to attend the aunual banquet of the Drexel Blddle 1 Bible Class of your church on Tburs- » day, May 17. 1 I cannot refuse your gracious Invlta' Don to say a few words upon that occasion. I have very pleaaaut recollect Ions of the day 1 taught that very n interesting bunch of wide-awake alu- * dents. With appreciation of your klud Ine vitatlon, believe me, 8lucerely yours, ALLEN B. KNUtcorr. Dr. Hughes hoped to have the Rev. Dr. Holmes F Uravatt. of Camden, ( on bis list of speakers, but Dr. Uravatt, |' who Is kuowo as one of the Uuest o rail tore lu the New Jersey Conference. Is unable to be oo band. Previous eoI gsgements will keep' blm away from Ocean City oo the occasion of the ban- |( quel, be wrote, although he would e»peclally like to come for theeakeof )■ Dr. Hughes, who Is au old friend. There will be a special musical pro- '* gram, locludlug the singing of a uumlt ber of palitollc sougs. is If you pey balance. $131, ou beadsome Upright Uraud Piano used 9 s. weeks, It Is youra. The Ulbb l'lsoo Co., 71-73 Malu 8L, Bprtugfleld. Mass. adv. 4-19, 6t. »f For 8aijl— 1915 Maxwell touring I, car, fully equipped In flrat elaes conix dllioo. Apply J M. Hays. Klberon If Hotel, Ocean Cttjr, N J. 4 26, tf.

FAVOR ABOLITION v OF LIQUOR EVIL Large Congregation Here i Votes for Conservation of Food Products. j The Rev. Charles H. Bohuer, at the ! of his address In Ibe First Presbyterian Church 8uuday eveulug, said that Die following had beeu hauded him by a gentlemen pud that, after had read It, the congregation, might take such action as It desired; "At a patriotic meeting held In the Presbyterian Church of Ocean N. J., on April 22, where 000 persous were present, the followlug resolution was passed by a standing "Resolved, That we, here assembled, the Immediate abolition of the liquor traffic and urge our congressman aud the Presldeul of thes< Lulled States lo use all the power of the duct especially that portion used to Ihe detriment of all the people, the manufacture of harmful lutnxlcauta." The congregation after the reading of this paper arose as one' person and thus showed bow those preseut view Before |he paper was resd, Dr. Boh ner spoke of the possibility of the shortage of bread as the war progresses aud told how grain Is much more needful and desirable as bread thau Die destructive liquors distilled from L o. Hrnn Takes a Bride. A prelty wedding recently solemu. ized wes that of Miss Mary jtlargaret daughter of Councilmau and Mra. C. W. Bird, of Flemlugloa, N.J, and Leouard Oswlu Heury, of Philadelphia aud Ocean City. Mlaa Bird Is graduate of the 8late Normal School of New Jersey eud has attended the Oceau City Stale Summer School. Mr. Heury Is a graduate of the Northeast High of Philadelphia and la popular both lu Philadelphia aud Ocean City. He Is couueciad w lib the Fraok H. Stewart Electrical Company, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Harper a visitor. Mrs. Mary Walker Harper, organizer aud dlrector-geuaral of the WoMotor Drivers' League of Atlautlc City, which was the flrst motor wonfsu's service of t£e United Stales be oflered to the President and to Governor Edge, and have tbelr league accepted, was here Weduasday of lasl week. SOLD AS WORK STARTS Massey & Edwards Also Disposed of Another Honse in Qnick Order. Bualueaa Is good lu the real estate lu Ocean City. Hera are Joat two examplea: Maseey A Edwards recently built a pretty bungaluw ou Wesley aveDue, below Eleveulb street, aud It baa beta promptly sold to Clarence B. White, of Philadelphia. Tbla firm has now glveu tba conto Jobu Marts to build a similar buuee lu the same block. Work baa started. This buugalow Is already sold lo E. E Davis, a Philadelphia busiuess mau who baa- been spending Ibe summer seasons Id Oceau City for a number of years. For sale.— Cigar case Id flrst-ctaaa condition, and two small National cash registers. Frank K. Darby. 761 Asbury avenue. Adv., 8-16, tf.

vB APT I ST MEN'S CLASS - GIVES TREAT TO WOMEN

Members Enjoy F. T. Jennings' Fun— Three Gifts Surprised Recipients. L It was the Baptists' night out Monday evening, and tbey were largely arid vigorously represented at tbelr gatherlug at the Hotel Henry, the occasion being the treat given to the members of the Women's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church. The men having lost the recent e membership conte-t, and "loei It bad," " It was up to them to treat, and tbey • produced. The "production" was " highly satisfactory aod was thoroughr ly enjoyed. The members began gathering shortly after 6 o'clock, and at 6.80 o'clock ' tliey sat down lo the followlug lempt- » lug spread: " Chicken, Virginia Style g Wsffiea and Dressing g Boiled White Potatoes Creamed Cabbage Kadlabea t Co flee Ice Cream ^ When the vlauds bad disappeared, Robert Smith, chairman of the euter'j talumeut committee, on behalf of the men's class, expressed his pleasure at Die attendance of the women. The ' women may think Ihe men should declare peace, but the men are dster- ' mlued to retaliate. Tbey may not have here, as on the battlefields of J Europe, any liquid Ore— tbay hare no zeppellns— but they havs two or tbraa ' awful gas bags which they will turn loose. The first and strongest of these, Mr Smith declared, was F. T. Jene ulngs, of Philadelphia, whom ba told to "go to It." * After thanking Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1 for the excellence of the chicken dlo1 uer, Mr. Jennings aeld that, although he was having a seizure of stage fright, he was glad to be there for several reasons, principally, however, because | hla wife was not along. Having In , this Jocular style prepared Iboae of bit hearers who were hot already familiar ' with bis effervescent style, Mr. Jen- , ulugs proceeded lo tell several stories ,, which stirred the rlslbllltlaa of bis C Than he bad a little "Jingling Jobn- [ son" stuff for many in the crowd, and, _ of course, all of these made big bits. B Among those lo whom Mr. Jennloga . tbua paid bis respects were Mrs. |f Pfander, Mra N. Hickman, Dr. W. P. Haines, Mlaa Ruth Stephenson, tba Rev. M. M. Lewis, Joseph Snyder and wife, tba Smith brothers, J.P. . Cadman, Jr., Mra. Stephenson, A. U. . Gilbert. Mtsa Sallla W. Lake, Mrs. . Herbert Dngan and 8. 8. McAllister r and wife. a Tba speaker told of a wonderful D dream lu which lu 1918 ba aaw a hand- , some Baptist Church In Oesan City, l Continuing, he said ba has a mother who la 89 years old, and who baa always told htm bis heart la In tba right placa, bat that hla bead goaa astray. Eliminating the comedy, Mr. Jennings stated that wltbln the last few ' weeks a committee from a Phlladal" ) phla chnrcb that paya $2800 a year visited the Baptist Cbnrch In Ocaan City and beard Mr. Lawts preach. - The committee returned to Philadelphia and made a favorable report. Bat Mr. Lewis, aeld the speaker, told him that be had come to Ooten City e to build a handsome BapUat Church o and that cbnrch ha la going tqbnBff before ba 1 saves. "But," aald Mr. Jennings, "belwva , me, that cbnrch won't ba built uulaas you all pot your shoulders to tba , wheel. I am going to do my pan. When you gat the cburcb golug right, give the pastor a larger salary. I ,r couldn't live on hlaaalary. W a want „ to build such a church as will cause , people to know that the Baptists are . In Ocean City." Mr. Jennings aald be wanted tbla n contest to go on and ao ba will give d $10 to the class that brings In tba moat members between this time and Jane 16, the class wlnntag to glvs this M money to the cburcb. b The speaker told hla bearers to aland y by and work with Pastor Lewis, and (Continued on Seoond PacaJ

Change of Address SIMMS' Delicatessen and Restaurant' Now at 822 Boardwalk Csrasr Meorlyn Tsrrara WILL REOPEN SATURDAY, MAY 26 Our Easter Quests, We Thank You ' IDE COLLARS EMBRY SHIRTS Douglas Sboes Are recognized as the highest value-giving shoe for the price. Take advantage of our complete stock and get fitted now.' ' NEWELL CORSON Men's Outfitter ! TENNIS SHOES MONITOR HOSIERY