K , OCEAN CITY SENTINEL |

I VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919

NO. 14

Ocean City Sentinel i Published *t ocean olty. (m . o . R . CURTIS ROBINSON Kditor and Proprietor bi.oo Per Year, Strictly in Advance. ATro«» ** a- at»LawT ^JORGAN HAN 57 ATTORNEY *ft d COU NSELLOR-AT LAW, , eutcr #nd liainlucr in chaui-rry, l-rcmo L'ourl Com ml— lou«*. .Notary 1'utili,-. ni'K ma v (dim-r nor nk, n. j. (Oppoolte l*ubUc ItuUdlaas). w. holt aimab. andhxw c. romu mll i j^AW OFFIGES Apgar & Boswell, M#*TSU# IX UMAXCEKY, I HO it US K lit: 1L1HND, AHBUKY AVKNtlK aud KlUHTM HTltKKT OCEAN CITY. N.J. jl,aw offices Godfrey & Read KouiOjt mis, slfi Mild Air lunieii uuiidiLtf. :: : atlantic city. n. j. VVm. H. Collision, |r. ami i m. Am. hoc. 0. k. Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Ku|iiiMir, ocnui City, n. j. 'nEUltlAL. DR. W. P. HAINES ;l COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J. I si to IU M. IU. o stick hou kh: { i to 3 p. m. | n ton p. in. j Air 11 PbOQI. AW m«uic4i dymmaottan ma-ah^e una Coirecttvfi <Jytuu**llc« SwcdUit Muvt mrntk Dk. Florence 15. Haines Hour* by Apjoluttneut ockan city, .n j. lloura 4-4 p. m. VJts: Allen Corsen, M. D. *«»?'.• - • 16 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey 1 ^.Hell ». "*Joi»r-tttaU UO- A. ££iiRSCHBL PJJTTIT, M. D. 807 WESLEY AVE. ocean city, new jersey OIOm Hour*: iu>W*. tn. 7 to H p. m. Pbone OfAt* Hour* PUone T," Until V a. in. 1 3 p. m. >1 p. ro. John H. Wiuticar, M. D. Eighth and Central Ave. Occah City. N. J. 0r. Wilson Y. Christian 809 Central Avenue city, if. J. Bell Phone, 16i Ball Phon« t**t-W Ocean City Calls Given Immediate _ Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE veterinary surgeon does a Specialty tn north viroinia avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Formerly chlel Veterinarian u. 9. Baprtee Co. OfTloe Hour*, Oeaan City Turedar Wfltu ad*y, I <1-12 *. ni. Friday. saturday, 1 1 jo-ftjsp. ni. DR. CHAS. H. vail Osteopathic Physician Ocean Cltv Office Philadelphia oitirr <M» KightliHi l«r> lira I Folate TrueL Btdy. riiona.24.vj Hlione, Walnut IG*# HoOTff PifONEfl Niglil Phone 0*11. to- w Hughes' Central Pharmacy •tb and Wesley A**- Ocean City, N.J Pbnne jmfi-w Phon* your ordare W# dvlHvr free Miss Annie M. Heiss r MAOHKft OF PIANO AND GRAND ORGAN aor third ameer or.F/kH Oitv New jeeoer FOBHMmL* OF FHIl.AOmi.FHt0 The Protection Of Our Vault gives you the best kind of Assurance that when your valuables are placed there, they are !>e yond reach of fire atid theft A Safe Deposit Box here costs only tj.oo and up per year Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCflAN CITY, 'N. J, i. ii.nr rn i ■ i jjx

STRIPS Piles Bel. 8(h and 9in Sis. Park Pi. and Boardwalk — programme Week of July 7-12 livening# at 7.15 and 9 o'clock Change of Pictures Daily

Monday, July 7th PEGGY HYLAND in "MISS ADVENTURE" Giptul Comtdy InUrnstionsl News Tuesday July 8th TAYLOR HOLMES in "TAXIE" Star Comedy Patbc News Wednesday, July 9th WILLIAM FARNUM in "FOR FREEDOM" Lko Comedy Kinognm News Thursday, July I Oth JUNE ELVIDGE in " LOVE AND THE WOMAN " Charlie Chaplin tn "The Bank" Current Events Friday, July i i th EVELYN NESB1T in ' HER MISTAKE" Sunshine Camcdy Palhe News Special Attraction, "The Ghu.i ol Slumber Mountain" Saturday, July i 2th Pauline Frederick in "ONE WHEK OF LIFE" Lloyd Comedy Ktoogram News

Holiday, July 7th D. W. GRIFFITH'S " Greatest Thing in Life " Lloyd Comedy, Prisma Path* News Tuesday, July 8th WILLIAM FARNUM in "FOR FREEIXJM" Capital Comedy Kuiogrun News Wednesday, July 9th WILLIAM S. HART in "BORDER WIRELESS" Charlie Chaplin In "Th« Bank" H«ar«t Newt Thursday, July 10th WALLACE REID in "THE MAN FROM FUNERAL RANGE" Mack Sennclt Comedy Pathr News Friday, July lith JVTargucrite Clark in "THREE MEN AND A GIRL" Nestor Comedy Klnogram News Saturday, July 1 2th Marguerite Clark in "OUT OF A CLEAR SKY" Sunshine Comedy Screen Magazine Special, "The Ghost ol Slumber Mountain"

r_a====__ „ -j j The Casino j The Brightest Spot on the Liveliest Part of the Boardwalk Now Open I Commencing the festivities of Ocean City — entertaining the young and old as during the past ten years. Dancing afterIttooti and evening, card parties, concerts, intisicales and [j] other entertainment. Children's dancing classes, ballet classes, modern dancing classes and private lessons for adults. Family Soason Tickets (5 Mombors) $11.00 u including Wn f Till Couple Soason Tickets (2 Mombors) $6.50 Including w..' t»* 1 Single Admission (One Person) 60 Cents g Including War T«i* |j| j Sea. Side Baths SALES DEPARTMENT Second Hand Bathing Suits Women's Suits $1.00 $1.50 Men's Suits Good All-Wool Quarter Sleeve Suits at $2.75 Dorsey Market N. E- cor. 7th St. and Asbury Ave. S STEAK 39C lb. SIRLOIN Cut To u/v Cut from Very Fine City Dressed Beef |5cKellog'sCornFlakes|0;c This Ever Popular Breakfast Food Specially Priced '■ ~ ■ John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Jltrwnt rthf! Hnvan Avmnum OCBAN CITV* N. J. Lumbar Mtlfwarlr. Mouldin*#, B-llMing pip^, PD«ter Nafta, 8aah Wnighn «u. KstiraaUi Kuftkiab«d, Prompt Doltvify. >

ATHLETIC PARK FAVORED BY MAYOR CHAMPION

City's Executive Telia Hotel People of Plana at Mrs. Rouey's Dinner. Mr*. JohiibOD Honey, of theritrand Hotel, following her unual cUHtom of »oiue year*, entertained at dinner the in em hern of the Hotel Proprietor#' a#- ! aoclatluit, Mayor Champion, and other Invited guest# at the hotel Monday night. Following the dinner, which wa» appreciated by all, l'renident George Mann, acting u# loaHtma*ter, called on | Mayor Champion for an addre#*. j Mayor Champlou a#ked for the cooperation of the hotel owner# and manager# In plan# t lie city purpoaea to inaugurate, uiid those In the gathering ann ured him that they will help in every way. Mayor Champion #poke of the plan now in operation of charging adum#lon to the concert# In the city'# music pavilion thin i# belug done with the object of placing the concert# on a #elf supporting ba#l#, Instead of the city paying the inuHlclan#, a# ha# been done here for year#. There hai been started, the speaker said, a propaganda to discourage attendance at these concert#. and the mayor expressed the hope that the hotel annnclatlnii mem¬ ber# will do all they can to discourage tin* propaganda. More things are given free In Ocean City than in any resort anywhere, Mayor Champion #taltd, and he »howed where It ha# beeu costing the city f 130, 000 a year for free music, frte city booklet, and free collection of the rubbish and garbage. It Is -the purpose of himself and the other City (.'commissioner# to place these thing# on a self-supporting basis In order that the money thus expended may be devoted tn the subsidizing of other needed Improvements. One of the thing# needed by the city, In the oplulnlou of the mayor, Is an athletic or amusement park. thla would have to be promoted aud carried along by the municipality until it became self supporting. However, the city must liret be relieved of sustaining these other affair#. It Is important aud uecei#ary that the hotel proprietors assist lu advertising the city and belug prompt aud courteouH lu their correspondence with Inquiries for accommodations. He urged them tint to treat their correspondence discourteously when they (the hotel people) are ru#hed with business and thus make the would-be guest feel a# though the hotel people do not waul any more busluenn. 8. b. Swan praised the hotel association aud Its membership. He ex pressed his amazement and pleasure at the good feeling that exists among the memliers, all of whom are competitors lu business. The hotel people are an aeaet'to thla community and every community, for with the erection of a hotel comes a following of cottagers. mr. Swan #poke of the need of more of the up tn-lhe-mluule hotel# In thla city. He meant no reflection on any of ihe hotel# now here, but a new liotel of the kind he referred to will help all the other hotel#. Like Mayor Champion, he believes Ocean City Is on the verge of remarkably great times. Capt. Packer, sou of Mrs e. e. Packer, of \Ve#t Philadelphia, who (UonituovO on Fourth !'*««.)

MANY ATTENDED YACHT CLUB DANCE Big Time Planned for This Evening and Also on the Fourth. The regular weekly moving picture show was given at the Ocean City Yacht Club Friday aud enjoyed. The first dance of the #ea#on wa# held on Saturday evening. Lenan'# Orchestra furnished the mu*ic and all present seemed happy a# they renewed old acquaintance# And their feet kept time with, the music. some iuu«l have taken a few lesson# along thl# particu-lar-flue since last summer, a# they -xeeined especially #pry and did full Justice to the music and the dancing art. a dinner dauce will be given at 7 o'clock this (Thursday) evening, followed by a moving picture #hnw. It will be a great time aud place to meet old friends aud get In trim for a go. si old-fashioned Fourth. The city orttclals will join with the club lu tnaklug this the most elaborate Fourth the club has ever known. There will be patriotic celebration# aud all kind# of uport#. There will be a dance tomorrow eveulug, "Why shouldn't we have a bang up Fourth with ao many of the boy# released from the service aud able to rejoice with us?" ask# Commodore Hexamer. "Make the day one long to be remembered In the history of the club "We are gradually reaching our goal of five hundred members, nine more having been added la*t week. Keep up the good work." ON ADMIRAL'S SHIP Malcolm I.eal|e Wrllri to Ilia Urandlnther Here. Malcolm Leslie, who 1- on the 17. 8. 8. Pennsylvania, writing nu board, enroute from Hampton Road# to New York under date of June 18, tell# hi# grandfather, Thuma# Leslie, of this city, that he expected to be oil" Ocean City at 8 30 o'clock that night, but as the vessel would he forty-live mile# at sea. he did not think he would see the light# ou the Boardwalk In Ocean City. "While we were lying in Hampton Roads," write# Malcolm, "we use to have the big ship# with the returning troops pass us within fifty yards, and how those boys would whoop. You #ee, we carry Admiral Mayo, the com* mander-ln-chlef of the whole United Htate# fleet, and he get# a nineteengun salute from them." The young man expect# to visit hi# grandfather within a few days. Welcomed from Prance. Raymond b. Fegley, nun of Mr. and Mr#. Thoma# j. Fegley, of 1031 Wesley avenue, returned from France June 18 after having served eighteen month# with Repair Unit, 801, Motor Tran#portatlon Corps, a. k. f. hi# many friend# were glad to welcome him home.

JOS. L. SGHM1TT I GALLED TO REST Philadelphiaa Was Cottager and Yacht Clnb Member r for Many Years. The many friend* of Jo#eph l Hchmltt were pained to hear of hi# death, which occurred at bts borne, 1021 West Venango Hlreet, Philadelphia, on Baturday night. He had ] jeen In 111 health for some time. Funeral service# were held yesterday morning at the Church of the Holy Boula. Interment wa« private. He t# survived by his wife and a daughter, Mra. Mary b. Bignor, whose husband, Major De La ltay Bignor, of , the United mates Medical Corps, i# , still In France. Mr, Hchmltt, who was born In Philadelphia June 2^, 1857, was a summer resident of Ocean City for many years. He was cue of the older member# of the Ocean City Yacht Club and an ardent fisherman. Mr. Hcbmltt'a host of friends extend their sympathy to the bereaved family. ware'* Hpectaitte*. Fresh roasted, hot peanut#, XJA centa per pound. Finest quality fresh batter, 70 cents • per pound. Molasses sugar, very fine, t centa pound. Klcgant flavored coflee only 88 centa per pound; good as the best. New crop New Orleans molasses, 80 cents per quart. Large assortment choice anples, orange#, bananas and all kind of frull always ou hand. , Fresh egg# right from the country, plenty of them. Holm's sweet mixed pickles, very ts#ty, 16 cent# per half-pound, adv., If To One and All— Do not forget the old reliable Bay Villa !*aundry, which wa# established In 1016. Try it one# — complete your laundry while you wait. Call, write or phone, 180- w, 217 Hay avenue. Ocean City. France* Freeman, Prop, adv., 6-8. Braos, koh bali,— On# or all of the Ave very desirable Iota on Asbury avenne, south of Thirteenth street. ««#t aide; price reasonable; terra* to eott. Inquire k a. Bmith, 801 Lee# avenue, Uril lings wood, n. J. adv., 6 22. If. Are yon looking for a cotuge site In the Gardens, price# |600 to $800 m a house with bay front, In oenter of town? For term# apply tn Abel d. Hcttll, 017 Central avenue, or phone 490. adv., 8-1. tf for Hai.* - Lot 678 In Hectlnn d, eam side of a#bury avenue, eouth of ■ Hlxfeenth alrest, Ocean City, n.j, AddreesJ. (1. Campbell, AllenhUfet. n j. adv.. 8 18, 10!. Don't forget Guy's for strictly freeh '• egg# Harry Guy, |0ii Hay avenue. adv., 0 12, It,

GIRL GYMNASTS HERE ON OUTING Pupils of Ward Beam from Bethany Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. a considerable portion of the beach from He veil th to Tenth street# wa# owned by twenty-four member* of the Gym Club or Bethany Presbyterian Church, of Philadelphia, on Baturday. Tliey were here on their first outing . accompanied by Mr# Alice h. Willcock, one of the organiser# of the club, i and p a rtietiTarly active In It# work The glrr\went through with a number of their physical culture exercise-' on the beach, under the direction of their ludructor, w. Ward Beam, of Philadelphia, their first male teacher, and reflected unbounded credit not only upon themselves, but also Mr Beam, whose enthusiasm in hi# work lie always Impart* to bin pupils. Their pyramid work wa# exceptionally flue. The gtrl# spent iuohI of the day In pleaHAiit style, and all declared that they want to come down to Ocean Cltv again In the very near future. 1 he club was organized three year# ago aud has 175 member#. Those In the party here Baturday were Misses Kalhryn Johnson, Gertrude. 8a rah and Berulce Beuoenlch, Josephine McLaughlin. May Reese, Gertrude Weber, Klizabeth Barr, Helen Dirks Margaret Bmall, May Linn, Kmlly MacHrlde, Margaret Beabold. Klsle and Margaret Wright, May Fergusou, Mary Wagoner, Margaret Ranagnn, Anna Arn#. Anna Gunu and Klizabeth Mary Atliertou Wlllcock. Others with them were Mr#. Reginald Wlllcock, Mr#. h. Hamlin, Mr#. m. Ca#sidy, Mr#. Mary McKemmiii, Mrs. John Llnu, Mr#. William Rauacan and Mr# Leonard Dirks, all of Philadelphia. Arrangements are being made to bring down another bunch of the girl# later In the season, aud plan# will be made to give them boat ride# uu tbe bay. Several of the cottager# here are interested lu the club. BIG CONVENTION Win. Mcl.aaKhun iiucU from meeting* At Lenox, »#m. William McLaughlin, one of the active spirits of Bethany Pre#byterlan Church, Philadelphia, aud a hard worker lu the local Presbyterian Church lu the summer seasons, returner! Friday evening from l^enox, Mass., aud 1# now at hi# Fifth street cottage. He attended at Lenox the annual convention of (lie American Dental Trade Association, at which there were representative# of tirm# from every section of tha United 8tatt# and portion# of Canada. Mr McLaughlin i# with the l. d. Caulk Co., Wldener Building, Philadelphia. Mudcd BIk Wcnkfldli. George f. Bauer. Jr., aou of George f. Bauer, of Philadelphia, a cottager, ie quite proud of hi# feat of catclilug a weak ash that weighed 4 pound# 2 ounces ou tho pier of the Ocean City Kiflhlng Club. He made the catch the latter part of last week aud It wa# the largest fish of It# kind caught there this season up to that time.

PARLOR CAR SERVICE IS GIVEN CITY'S COMMUTERS

MANY TRAVELERS OVER AUTO BRIDGE i03,58s Crossed Structure During Year— Big Increase in Receipts. According to the annual alatemenl of the Ocean City Automobile Bridge Company, 103.686 anto# crossed the bridge between this city and Homers' l'olnt during the year up to April 17, 191v. The total amount of trafllc wa# a# follows: Automobiles, 108 585; trucks, 9.160; motorcycles, 1,811; wagons. 2,860; pedestrian#, 2,476; miscellaneous, 2, In?; total. 1918 1919, 121,199 This show# an Increase of 16,804 over the preceding year. The total yearly receipt# for the five year# of the life of the auto bridge follow; 1914, i20874.04 ; 19 15. 23 807 50 ; 1910, $27 303 06; 1917, $37,631.41; 1918, $44 161.18. a# will be seen, tbe receipt# were more than doubled during these year#. Por Hnlc, Bungalow, 6 rooms and bath, fur niched. Call 218 Asbury ave adv, 6 26, 2l an educated gentleman will give instruction In Mathematics, Hclence and Languages. Bcliool and college student# prepared for final examination#. French pronunciation a specialty. Lack of aeir-ooufldence overcome. Apply p, Bkntinri., "adv., 7,8; 2t. F<»k Hai.v: — Bhert Iron side# and top forgararge, measuring 14'xao'. Any reasonable offer will secure this material, which f am removing from my present garage at 1506 Wesley *v*. w. h Vanderherchan, 1606 Wesley ave., Ocean City. adv , 7 8, 2t. Pott Ham?.— 28-ff. motor boat, flat bottom, good condition, $150; also 2 coflee urn#, suitable for hotel or restaurant, 8 large frying nan# and ovster fryer. Addreaa k, k. Brand ate, lieeelay'a Point, n.j. adv., ii. Bltuatton wanted, male bookkeeper and cashier, middle age. desire# suitable position for season. Permanently if possible. Add re** Bookkeeper, 1180 Haven avenue, Ocean l'liy. adv., It, Uooka and kltchan women tor Re# taurant at once. Come ready for work. 8rw Boardwalk, Ocean City, New Jtnwy. adv , It, Family of four wlshe# two room# and board for August. Address o. (i, M., HKXTtPKi. "flic*. adv , !$,

Railroads Ready to Help this Popular Resort as Much as Possible. Parlor car service during the summer #ea*ou between Camden and Ocean CUy Is being operated ae fob 1 lows: It wa# stated at tbe Board of Trade meeting; Bouth— Train 425 daily, 9 10 a.m.; 417, Bunday only. 11.30 a. m.; 421, Baturday only, 12 40 p. m.; train# 405. 433 aud 439, dally, except nunday, 1 40 r- m , 4 p. m. and 4 40 p. m. North— Train 488, Monday only, 0.03 a. m.; train# 420. 434 and 428. dally, except Hunday, 7 05 a.m.. 7.50 a. m., and 4 83 n. m.; train#, 476 and 468, Bunday# only, 6 30 p. ra., and 9.09 p. iu. wltb the flrat train from Philadelphia to Ocean City at 6 a m-, this being an electric, Ocean City now has practically a train every hour from Philadelphia throughout the day and night, up to and Including 11 o'clock, and the same Is true of tbe service from Ibis city to Philadelphia. The train leaving here at 6 03 o'clock lu the morning, the ones out at 6.65 and 7 47 are quick expree# trains aud are largely patronized by commuters. The 7. 08 o'clock train to Philadelphia on Monday morning# Is much appreciated by the patrotis of the Readlug, but mauy of the more than 1000 persona wbo have beeu using this train would enjoy the trip more were they able to obtain seats. Tbe late afternoon express service from Philadelphia to Odeati ihtjp is excellent. The trains leaving Camden at 4, 4 40 and 5.30 o'clock are usually crowded. William k Maosey, of tbe Board of Trade's transportation committee, staled at the meeting of ihe board Tueeday evening that Mr. Kwing and othera of tbe railroad ortlctal# are favorably disposed toward Ocean City, and they have expressed a willi Ingnes# to give proper railroad accommodations later tn the year If the people of Ocean City can Induce their oot1 tagsr# and hotel people to remain In . tbe resort. mot tost ; The public t# cordially Invited to : attend a free lecture upon The Untver- ■ #al Religious and Hoclal Principles of r The Bahal Movement by Chea, Mason " Itemey, of Washington, d, c,, on Bunday Night, July fltb, at 8 15 r o'clock, at tbe Casino on tbe Roardw#1k , Ocean City, n.j. adv.lt. r i, ■ ■ « » > * Wantkd — Room and board, for * man, wife and child (4 year#) with respectable family lu Ocean ofly, flrat 2 r week# In August, rMMMiabit rate , Add re#* i) Thompson, 2421 Ho. Wth 8t., Philadelphia, adv.. It, * w a ntfc!) —Position as nook in hotel experienced, good reference. apply 721 Wa»i avauna. adv., It.

SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE

' ___________________ _ — — HANDSOME GIFTS TO GYMNASIUM Walter E. Hcring's Thonghtfulness Appreciated by Men of This City. Walter k Herltig, president of the ; Globe Ticket i'ninpany, tn Philadelphia. ha# mad* a warm friend t»r the men here lntere#t*d In the community gymua#lum lu the baaemuut of the First m. e. Church by presenting the "gym" with a box ball alley and #huffle board, from hi# home In Ablngton, aud a valuable pool table that he had loaned during the war to the Hostes*' House In the Uuton League Annex lu Ptilladelphla, The gift# are complete In every way and were a genuine, but very welcome, surprise, to the projector# and backer# of the "gym." Mr. Hering heard of the community gymnasium through George f. ft#b, of Philadelphia, a cottager, who Is associated with him lu business. Being Interested In the boy# he at ooce volunteered to give the article# named if acceptable. mr. Fish got lu communication with Dr. Alleu Corson, aud the gift# were thankfully accepted. Mr. Hering frequently vl#lt# mr f'inh lu (his city duriug the summer seasons. v* - - « GOOD MUSIC kujoyed by Holy Trinity Ctiurcti Conirrcitaitona. The music at Holy Trinity p. k. Church ha# been improving steadily and last Bunday the choir watoongratululed on their spleudld work. At tbe tmorulng service Mendelmoulin'# "Venlte," Dressier'# "Te Deum" in f and a soprano and tenor duet, "Abide With Me," by p. a. Bchuecker, were #uug. in the evening, Caleb Blmper's "Magnificat" and "Nunc Dlmlttls," mixed quartet, "Just a# 1 Am," by Maunder, and a soprano solo, "1 Hath Not b#en," from "Tbe Holy CUy," were given. The choir will be greatly strengthened by the addition of Mlnn Kdna isoreaux, a well-known contralto soloist of Philadelphia. The soprano soIoM la Mra. Ruby Duuetau, of this city, who l# of the well-known Poland family of singers; William h. Collieson, Jr., i# the tenor and Messrs. Holt and Houlwlll are basso#. Mr#. Lula Ware Mecouoh ha# bacn brlugtng music out of the old organ, and the member# of the church are anxlou«ly waitlug to hear tbe new organ, which le to he Installed the flrat of this mouth. Contrary to reporta, this Is a branduew organ, built especially for Holy Trinity Church. Home ou a Furlough. Thoma# Morris, #on of City Clerk and Mrs. Harry a. Morris, 1# home ou a ten-day furlough. He Is lo the seaman guard# at the naval ba#e at Hampton Roads, Va. He like# the life.

Nearly 500 Pupils on RollWelcomed by City Commissioner Robert Fisher. The Ocean City Bute Homme School began its sessions Monday afternoon, following the usual general assembly in the First m. E. Church at . 10 o'clock lu the morning. There wa# a large attendance of pupils, who comprised public school teacher# from *11 xectlon# of the Blate. Dr. t. I), rieusor. who Is director of all the summer school* In the Stale. ' arrived early and wUI, as In the past, make Ocean City hi# headquarters ' during the five weeks' session* or the school. Prof. James m. Bteveun, superintendent of the Ocean CUy public schools. i# principal of tbe Ocaan CUy Bute Bummer .School. There are several new Instructor# couiprUlug the school's faculty this summer, but most or the well-known teacher# are again In their old po#itlone. Between 400 and 600 teachers attended the general assembly lu the First M. k Church Monday morning. Dr. t. i). 8en#or presided and Introduced those taking part lo the oxer- - else#. The meeting opened with tbe Hinging of "America" by the assemblage, led by Miss Zlagen, Instructor of music Id the summer school. Prayer wa# ottered by the Rev. M. M. Lewis, pastor or the First Baptist 1 Church. CUy Commliwloner Robert Fisher, representing Mayor Champion, who was unable to be present, welcomed members of the school to this reaort. He #ald be was glad that Mayor Champion could not be there becauae It gave blm a happy opportunity. Mr. Fisher's address made a hit wltb his bearer#. Hla general talk dealt with the changes that have occurred - Id the world since the teachers met here last year. Dr. Beusor aald that, were It not that there are a uumber of new puplla at the summer school this year, it would not be necessary to present Prof. James M. Stevens, of tbU city, the principal of the summer school. Prof. Steven# aald that the Idea of 1 service t# now general throughout tbU country, and he la proud that thla Idea has been practiced In the Ooeau CUy Stale Summer School for year*. Each one is trying to help the other, aud I# succeeding lu doing this. Thla spirit la all due to Dr. Bensor, who has ' made the Ooean City ecboo) second to none In the oountry. It la equal, If not superior, to any similar school in 1 tbe country. After speaking of the neglect of American people for year# to look - after their physical condition, Mr. k Stevena aald that New Jersey was the ' tlrst Stale to take Maps to Improve * this condition. Prof. Steveua, concluding bit talk. ' said that this coming month la the hardest In tbe year for him, and yet ■ he enjoys it more than any other ' month. He gets something from It to carry him through tbe other eleven month* In the jear. The Inspiration tbe pupil# gave him last year Is about : played out and he Is here to Imbibe a 1 fresh lot of enthusiasm. If It were not for tbe public ecboole. l twelve months from now we would > have no country. There Is no eet of men aud womeu anywhere who are doing more for their countrr than the uoiog more tor men cuuuixy iubu tuc

A. R, SCULL OUT OF SCULL AGRNGY Wm. Sherman Bnye Interest — J08. E. Pyle Manager of Business. Desiring to devote himself entirely to the building bu#lnesa, Andrew r. Scull, the contractor, has sold hi# Interest to tbe Joeeph i. Scull Agency to William Sherman, of Ml. |Holly, a brother of Mr*. Ella s. Scull, the principal owner. Joseph l. Pyle, of thl# city, ha# been employed a* manager, and It Is the Intention to conduct the business along the lluce laid down by it* rounder. Joaenh i. Scull, under the name of The Joseph i. Scull Agency. Joseph l. Pyle 1# well-known In this cltv, having been a teacher tn the Ocean l'tty High School for a number of yearn. He enlisted early In tbe war a# a private and wa# rapidly advanced to the post of battallou adjutant, with tbe grade of lieutenant, tn the Chemical Warfare Service. Delicate# set) opened— 704 Asbury ave. Heme cooked meat*, salads, sandwiches and all kinds of homemade pastry. Order# given prompt at* tentlon. adv., 6 36, ft. Room# for rent. Apply fbfl Asbury avenue adv., 6-6, At.

school teachers. "If there Is anything yon want/' said Mr. Steven*, "takelt. If nobody sees you. If you waul help, come lo me. I am tbe best little helper yoa've ever Been." Dr. Beneor gave hit u*ual Umely word* of advice to tbe pupil* of tbe school candidate for asseoibty. Standing upon my record of two years of faithful and conscientious service in tb V State Assembly, and upon the request of my friend# throughout the Oounty, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re election nod earnestly solicit the support of the Republican party at tbe September primaries. Mark Lakr. This *dv*rti«era«ot ordered and paid for by Mark Lake. oe**a Oily, n.j. *-u4i Notice. All persons are forbidden taking rand on front of land at Eleventh and Ooean, running south 200 feet In or outside of Boardwalk, or suffer penalty. adv., 6-28,£t. A. V. and L. R CrCTB Motor boat for Sat*. Runabout for rale; 25 feet long, 4 cylinder, 4 oycler Frytbee motor. Auto control ; speed, 16 mile*. Apply Chapman, Nineteenth avenue, Longport, N.J. adv., 6-28, St. Wanted— Lady partner, middleaged, In running email hotel. Kindly write Box 7, Atlantic City, N J. adv., 6-12. 41

atu. '*»*#•. oct*# cftt *-7*-w C\l*° O HAIR DRESSING WESLEY AVENUE AT NINTH STREET (atatact ft# #i#t# HHP nnStt ttfetae #«m astcti. «AVt j a\a,cu?mVA" OCEAN CITY. N. J. - - ■ "" ■■■■ ■■ ' ■ ■ '^1 Th © B aptlet Oorner The Sumiust Schedule has begun — WATCH IT SUNBAY. Ch#pe1 ienrlce, Tenth ami Wesley, to 30 a. tn. Dr. Philadelphia, will preach. Primary dcpatinveni in Social Room to. jo, Come to Church awl bring yonr email children to tbe Primary PARK THRATRR, Boardwalk Service, 10.43 * «*• Sermon • j by the Rev. M. M Lewi*. ■ Bible School, Ttnlh and Weriey, at * 50BVRNINO SRRVICB IN THR HIPPODHORR, 8 o'clock. 1 Sermon by the Rev M. M. Dfb Music in cherge of H. C- . •* ' . v.'- '