Ocean City Sentinel THUK9UAY. JULY 17, 1U1B. Wo l>o glad to Tacwlve item* of new* aud eommuuteAliNMi of tutor**! ta cut* euruuiuutiy and our rvadere avexywhare. All eommuulcatloun should bo accuuipanted wiih ihc full name ami aditaMB of l ho writer, uot iioeofvukrlly for publication, but guaranta* or Kvsod ia-'tL. DOTS klulvte are agelu tilling up follow, lug a tew days' lull after the FoUfltu I'teere art* Mill plenty of people who *now how to ruu the other fallow' a busiueaa, and wo have a tew hi Ocean lily. rteveuiy members of Pert) Wood L'hapter, N*. 111, Kueteco .Star, will have their diet day'* outing in Ocean Lily next Saturday. The member* of the Hotel Propriators' Association were entertained a tew evenings »lnca at the homo of the |.ie«hte-nt, George Maun, aud wife. I ae association will uot meet until September. The fiosteH* League of Get an City. joCrntly organized, lias taken a store 'xiS ltoardwalk and will open a hoeteoe* house thte week, where conraiweol men. *1111 in the service, w ill he received from the uavat hoepital ui Philadelphia and entertaitied for a week. PERSONALS C. w. Hodman. of Philadelphia, te registered at the Hcwllngs. Mlsa Marie Maclntyre. of PhMadelphla. la a guert of the Algleti. M. L. Hitting, of Philadelphia, i* a cottager at liX>9 Anbury avenueI'heo. H. Luders and wtfea:v among Lb* Philadelphiaim at thte xeenrt. W. J. Ferguson and family, of Philadelphia. are here ter the «eawon. Mrs. Florence Scattergood. of Philadelphia. U a gu*wL of the Imperial. t\ Mi. Webb and family, of Phil* delplna, are gue»t* at the Biscay at. Mlw» Harriet A. Lehman, of Philadelphia, I* among the vteitore here. The Rev. J. CI. Hickerton and family . of Philadelphia, are among the vialtor*. bill wood Horn and wife, of German town, are visitor*. gue«t» of the Wyutxuug. Mr*, Delia Cooper, of Philadelphia, ba* opened her cottage 1321 Central avenue. Mr* Edward F. Faaaitt, of Glenshte, was In tn vrn l lit a week, a guest of the Hi heron. J. MacBrlde and family, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage, 62i Laurel road. H. Tudor Strang and wife, or Philadelphia. are at the Kalhlu for a lengthy stay. W. T. Warner and f*m"y. of Philadelphia, are occupying their cottage, £40 Penriiyn place. The lie*. George W. Hen sou and wife. of Philadelphia, were guest- of the Strand a few day- ago. George A. Thompson, 3d, of Phl'adelphla. waa In town during the week, and rug late red at the Jdlewild Peicy Warneand wife, of Philadelphia, are guest* of Kenton Wgrue and wife at their cottage In ibis city H, C Uacnln and wife, of Philadelphia, are stopping at the home uf K. A. Buurgeul*. Htll Central avenue. Mr*. A. H. Richardson and daughter. Mia* L. J. Ktehard-on. of Salisbury, Md., are here for the season John J. Devlne, of thi* city, returned Monday from Philadelphia, where be went to visit hla mother, who Is 111. Mr*. Anna Beoz and family, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage. 1JD9 A -bury avenue, for the *e**oo, Thalia*. Geo. H.Lorab.a wellkuown Philadelphia M. E minister. *ai a gue»t of the Oceanic during the week Htrey B. Stile*, uf Camden, ba* been spending aeverai days with hi* stelvr, Mrs. E A. Bourgeois. In thte city. Mi*» Carolyn M. Oetzel and Mr*. A J. Herhexman, of Sew York, have Lmo vlaltlng Mr*. C. Oatiel In thin city. Dr. WaynaT Kllllan and wife, of Philadelphia, are here for the season, occupying their cottage, 1237 Central avenue. Kenton Warne end fani»iy, of Philadelphia, ar* occupying tbelr cottage. With them It Mrs. Warne'* rather, J Thorn** Taylor. Mb* Carrie Kcrner, or Philadelphia was Lbs w«ek-end guest of Thomas K Wmsiaoley and family at their Park place cottage, (bit city. C. H. Vao Fleet of Philadelphia, a cttagar, entertained bit grandson, Russell Heath, of the United rttales Navy, Saturday and Hunday. The iter. Carlton K. Van Hook, pasiur of Tabernacle M. K. Chorch. ' » sinden, w*« * visitor in this resort Monday. He and his family are now occupying I heir cottage 828 PenDlyn piece, Real Kstate Assessor Khen«er Adams, of Philadelphia, an extensive property owner In thl* city. Is here rerupmttag after • severe altach of IIInssi. He is accompanied by his sou, W,B. Adams, of Philadelphia, Mi» Edna J5H** f'orsoti, ofHwarthmora College, ha# been span"!®* the r*»i *Mk at t» a home of ner uncle, «. If, Hlllee, In tbteelty. Mis* Corson Is a great wsather prophet Hha piedlde the wsather fwodittona e rtty ahead, and seldom falls. fj*gal pepers of all descriptions, in--fading will*, are carefully drawn by It. Curt I* ItoWnsnn at hi* office. 711 Ashory avvtine, Ocean City, N- J adv W a MTKfr:— W sltrass**, (twojrxparlencsd Quod wtgee, Apply H<del Aijrian, adv, It F»m Hahk.— Two mta, reasonable. A ppfy tig Central avenue, adv.. II, W*MTKft-.— Chambermaid. good nay, Apply Hotel Atfffen. adv , It. Try an adv wiles aaaot In the jHML f x ! i

1 VALINOTES SOLO MADE BIG HIT b Won Encores at Mnslc Pavl» lion— Trio Toolpht that i Shonld Draw Crowd. Those w hu fail to go u> coticarU by f Vessclla's Grchcntra in the miteic pa vilion are uit»*uig geuultiv treat-. All the member- of the orvh^stra arc highciaes, skilled musiciaiib. Thegivstonx throng nf the -^a-niu . It lied the pavlilou on Bumlay evening ami IheaKM-uiblag* liesril w ith Keuuiuu j pleasure the wuck uf A 1 her t Valf'iote. s coucer uu-i-ler ami viollnUt. lite ^ eolo was *4l)o Lug*,'* by Saint Sscum. stitl lite liaudllug uf tbte gem -v u» per iect. He was forced by enthu-ia-iic < hearers to re-pond to two eucoir*. at. a : :»f was seedy tendered a deserved ova1 lion. \lr. Vailaote w ouiy pi year- old. He is a popular Philadelphia violinUl»l ami ha- been a pupil lor three ' years of L'haddeun Rich, com-err metier of the Phi:adt'lphta Uiehv-tr* I Another sea! treat w«l! be ctveu mu--Ic pavill »u patrous thte > I'liur-day i , evening, w hen Mr Vallnote, Anthouy i Luhui. eell:-t. and Mtcluel Ddterrl. i tiarptet, will be heard in a trio. Every tuualelau will appreciate ttt-. Mi. Lulx^l, Ahosc artist - skill to known to Ocean City cottagers ami viaI tor*, win be the soloi-t next Sunday eveulng. Mr. l.uizzi la a master uf the cdlo. FREEINGHCY9EN WINS Scuulur I'rotC/iIca Tsxuiiou «tf BMXDICII'H UOdlH. Seorvtor Frellakbuysvn. of thte Stnt»*. -!i» Jllrl. secured \ deCl.-loh llOIU the i Comuitsciorier oi luierunl Jb vvuue. which will prove ui :.rui interest rurU • uiui' to u;uii> uf hi* couhtltuente. This la e^peclnll> .so with iefercnco to iua£> iviildebli! ol the coast low us nud ba> village*. The revenue bill passed by the 65th Congress einbtac>d an Item uixidh tuo-ior-:^oam, the mx on bonis oi ooi over me net urns bvlnc iL'f t he Internal Ki-vciiue olliclate mu rpi.ied Lhl* act to apply to .hi ihe lillJe w o: klny-boais idol is lh< >• .uoafti .iiid vunoUb inhiud vi.iu-rH, used by bay then generally- - Usheruien, oycteriueii, cteuiuu-m; eic. in a recem letter wtttu-u by Senator v reuugnuyACii to the L'oinuiiaaiouer oi Internal Revenue, he protected, as follows: "1 um personally familiar with the situation umong the oaymen nnd oyblenneu who own their boats which they use for oysterlug arid clsiumlng. When the summer conies they haul Lhet--? boate out oi wafer, paint Ilielu and u>c lh< hi for taking out rumll lishmg parties, g'-nerally remaining out two or three hour*, only a abort dteia.no* frotu th- point from which i hey -aih<i- 'Jo tax th« -.«• boats, which are distinctively Implements thruugh which those int-u «-urn their living, is on .i par wnh taxing th»n CKrfH*nter*s hatchet and oi ii.« l« bonne uien's -hovel and -pade. 1 feel entirely convinced that Congress did not contemplate the taxing of these Utile boats owned by poor men, mid I am sorry and aurprte' d lo learn that your office has taken a different view. "I beg to urge & reconsideration on your pf»rt. to th« end that these worki rue-boat* may be excluded from the iax Imposed by the last revenue net f shall be glad to have your views upon thte question In the near future. i! entirely convenient" To this communication from Senator' FrehnghuyiHf n. Cotx.tutaafriQer Hop »-r has replied a> follow^: "I have the honor to ucknowledse re celpi of your two tetter* of June iy and 25. 1913. respectively, n-quealini; a ruling under Section l'X>3 of the Revestto Act <>f an to the i.»xability of small boats which are u*vd as the principal mc^no of livelihood «f the owner. "In r»-ply you are adTteed that any boat which is primarily used In connection with any verlous activity which constitutes the business, occupation. profession, or means of livelihood, Of the owner is nut subject to tax under Section 1003. Where n tax has been collected covering boat# of the class herein mentioned, the laxpayer bM ttH , ider exteilnt law. of Mlii* a claim for refund of the tax »o paid Such rlRims if died shonld be executed on Form 46. copy of which JH enclosed, and forwarded to thte office throush ihe Collector or Internal Revenue to whom ruch special tax was paid " Thus. Senator Frcllnshuysen has wriired a d»*cteion exr-inplinx the>e boats from uratlon Those boat-owners who hae* Already paid the tax. can obtain a refund of the same, upon application to the Internal Revenue Bureau, throush the Collector of Internal Revenue • HAD PLEASANT TIME Ifrlbodlat Summrr Aaxlllst t Hotel* UerlUui. Mr*. T. Dowdnay Dark, of Woodbury, gave a pleasing vocal solo at the weekly meeting of the Ladles' Hummer Auxiliary of the First M. E. Church at the Normindle Tuesday afternoon. The member* enjoyed a drawing contest. The hrtete-fe* were Mrs. Warren, Mr* Flthlan, Mrs. A. Corson, Mis* Bleakly and Mr* Hweeten. ' The hoat eases for next Tuesday are: Mrs rtJocum, Mrs. Tetfow. Mrs. Matthews, Ml** V Buderlnot and Mr*. ! Frentxell I I Ail ladle* are cordially Invited lo | the meetings every Tus^Jay afternwm 1 in I he mu*lc room of the Normandle Hotel, at three o'clock. I MADE 8TRANOE CATCH . chsrle* pmiiia* «J«ix Pocuct HSAk Ira Ihr W*X Chafle# K f'hlMRw, of FhlHdelphla a cottager, made so uue*p»cied catch ' In the h*y Monday With him in the > iKiat were T. ttey Fhtlflps. R W .Frldlt Harry Wilkin* and L Monroe. They were oft Fourth »1feet. when Mr Fh.IMp* hooked a pocket. bonk. Opening the purse, he found 117 in ' ca*h. valuable paper*, ete together with buslne** eards of / P. t'ollla* *on, of thi" city. Mr, <v»llhi«on *»« sought and the f potto-took relumed lo lilm. H* had I h«m fishing in ihe bay »ff Ha vroth street and the purse droppad md. of hts pocket. I * Rawerdr Aoyone flwSini boy's rsioclxed#, painted r#d, taken fmtt JW VYesley ' aveou* klndty return and r*e*tv* reward adv., If. i .*

;$3000 WORTH OF JEWELRY FOUND ON BOARDWALK

RECEPTION FOR REAR COMMODORE Dance at Yacht Clah Saturday Evening in Honor of Louis Buchu. Family Night*' are ptovlug , tv» be jinte h dxawing card at the v Kv *u City Yacht Club. Tiie nc At duiU'H and moving picture j show \v4il ukc place tomorrow evenhig The capable chalimau of the houce comuiltlre, b\ li. Newberry. lia« tuu (Hi need a uew feature for the entertnluiueut of the nuuieci- and frknde >»f the club In the foriu of -acred Hullday night conceit*. The tlx i*t of there wn* givvfl Hunday eveulug to a large «>-d appreciative audience. The program found great favor with the nn iuber- and their fare die* it *«•» decided that hereafter there -voqld be a Concert uf Hliullar character each Hunday eveulng froui 7.30 to fl 30* o'clock. The Hist card parly of the Ladies' Auxiliary, for tuexuber* only, will lake place thte aflerttoou. It te hoped that ah auxiliary xueruber* will be ou hand to take part. A reception and dance will be tendered Rear Cuuimodore Louie Buelrn, on .Saturday eveuiug. w blch will be ter ui-iuber- of the club only. The members are looking forward lo a good time and a large attendance on thte occa»lou, thus showing their appreciation of the faithful service rendered by their honored gueel. PLEASED CROWD uhnd, Iicjiaci'm l-:utrrluli»rucut i ntrd SvltifldiHt Church. The Methodtet Church wan well tilled Tbormlay eveulug by an a**emblage eager to bear Homer Rodeheaver and hi* trombone. It had been planned by the Woman'* Home Missionary Society, under whose auaplcea the concert was given, to bold the entertainment in the music pavilion, but there wan a misunderstanding a* to financial condition*. and at the last minute the concert wae switched to the church. Mr. Yard, paelor of the church, •tome time ago, obtained permlsvlon from the Mayor aud Director Fteher to hold the concert in the pavilion, and later .Mr. Yard called up Mr. Cliamplou aud wan told that the couimiajuonets would have a meeting that afternoon. Mr. Yard, not knowing or thinking of the commissioner* of public recreation ground*, which have active charge of the pavilion, thought the City Commissioner* were meant. He was called up shortly before (be concert by a representative of the board 1u charge of the pavlilou aud udd that the board would require a share of the proceeds. As ihe Woman * Missionary Society Ilrrt understood the arrangement*, the music pavilion commissioner* wanted a- touch a* was usually taken in at the pavilion In the eveulng* Then It whs understood that the mimic pavilion wanted half of the society's •hare of the receipt*. Later this demaud was increased, but afterward ihemuslcpftvHIoti management agreed to lake less, provided the society would bear all the expensee. The artistic tempermeiit of "Rodey" was upset by all thte wrangle, and he refused toappear In the pavilion During the concert he criticized thoae responsible for the conditions. GOOD MUSIC H.arain Holy Ttlolly CbwrctHH sunrlin'H Mtrylcci*. (n spite of Lhe fact that the new plpt organ was uot Installed for last Huuday '* service* at Holy Trinity F. E. Church, the muele was exceptionally well suug and greatly appraelated . fn the morning "The Venlte" by G. J. Elvey, 'The To Deum" by Van Haskerck, and "The Benedlciua" by llarnby, were chanted. Mrs. Dunstan and William H. CoIIImoij, Jr., were greatly complimented upon their Hinging of (lie soprano and tenor duet, •OneHweetly Holemu Thought," by R. B. Ambrose. At theevenlng aervice,Arme'ak"Magnfflcat," and Wbltoalp'a "Nunc Dimi • 1 1 n 11 weie »uug Ml** Edna Loreaux, of Philadelphia. «mug the beautiful coolralln solo, "The Day 1* Ended," by Bartlett- Miss Loreax I* a valued addition to Holy Trinity choir, and «h« will be heard frequently throughout ihe »uuimer. Next Hunday, Mia hop»d, will *ee ihe new pipe organ In place and np«dal mu*lc will mar a both the morning and evening service. Mr*. Dunstan. the soprano, will sing "Fear Not, (Hi Ye I*rael,"by Dudley Buck during ihe morning service, and the anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Houl," will be *uug by lilt full choir In the evening, Gounod'* duet, "O for a Cloear Walk With God/' will be sung. The uuartet will ting "The Day I* Over/' by Nelro*. If nix Trinity Cttwrch ®*rvtc*a. Hervlce* in Holy Trinity EptkftOpftl Church Eleventh «trrrt and Central avenue, every Hunday will be aa fol» lnws: 7ft0 a ui., Holy Cwrmunlnn; U W h. in., Hunday "chool and adult llible Class; 10 -M a. m.. church *ervice; 7 to p. m , vtapcra and sermon. Friday, July 2'». 10 a.m., holy communion, Hperial music at the 10 46 a, m and 7 4/» i» m. church eervice*. The Rev J W. Watts, M, A., rector, reetdea at 1221 A story avenue — - m •+, m y.atsrtaMti Fwrtg* ' MriT K Radefiefd, of West Philadelphia, visits I her mother, Mr#. F. |i Lambert, of the Hterllng Beatau ratii, over the week end Who was a member of a house party there from WftM Philadelphia. The other* were p>tward Barh and wife, Robert Hade- ; i field and wife, Ml*a Flofrte Radtfltld, . IMrs- Kofima Ksdeiuid, Mr*. Grace :rthu*tef. Harvey Moore and wife and I William Wlilti. They ail had a An* I fife

Lost Valuables of the Rev. Linn Bowman's Family Soon Recovered. Hie family of the Rev. Llun Bowman, a well known Philadelphia M. K. Church minister, aud cottagers here, were greatly perturbed Monday night aud up to early Tuu«lay afternoon over a severe loss In the uuy of jewelry sustained by them Mouday eveulug. ( three valuable diamond rlnga, a * string of French pearl* aud a wrist watch were lost by MIm Bowman on -* Mouday ulglil on or uear the Board- ' walk at Fouxteeulh street. Chief of Police ricull was uolllied aud he sent a ? descrlptlou or the articles to the At- * lauiic City police. Mr. liowtuaii uotllied the Phlladel- ' phla police ami (dieted a reward of ■ $lixi for the recovery of the jewelry. - Chief 8cu II, early Tuesday afternoon, ' was uotllied by Miss riarab M. McKthauey, of Philadelphia, who is living > ii) apartuieuts at lOO Heveuteenth ; street, that «be had found the bag of * jewelry ou the Boardwalk, below - Fourteenth street, Mouday night. Blie * saw the nlgus advertising the loss aud immediately scut word lo Chler Hcull. She wetil to the Boardwalk Monday 1 eveulug, aud ou her way she picked up the bag on the w alk. There was much rejoicing lu the Bowman collage wbeu the (Jewals, valued at f3U00, were returned. 3te. Bowman, wife aud daughter went lu their machine from their cottage, 22(F) Wesley aveuue, to the Boardwalk at Fourteenth street. Mis* Bowman had her tnouey and jewels in a silk hag, which she kept lu her waist. When the ramily returned to their cottage, the silk bag. with Its contents' was missing. The young woman who was so fortunate as to find the .jewela te manager of the Western Union's office In tbte city this summer. City Dldti'i Keep Promise? Editor tub Bbntinkl:— There is one reason for free music thte Hummer (hat In more Important tliau all the others put together, aud that la the early advertising of Ocean City last spring promised free music on the public pier. Thte te a distinct promtee and the city commission cannot In honor ask visitors who were promised free concerts to pay admlselon to the pier. However true or untrue It may be, the general public believes the City Commissioners have been led to charge adralsslou to the pier at the behest of the private pier and amusement men who have tried for years to , Induce the city lo do this because the i public concerts have Interfered with their receipts. , Mayor Champion, In bin address to tho Hotel Proprietors' Association, , has awked tbe members to help him out of the hole he and hla fellow commtesloners have put themnelve* In, and ha* staled that the reason for asking paid admissions to the pier waa lo make It self-sustaining. Yet with the next breath he saya the money ta to be used In Hitlogoutm recreation Held. This public music In Ocean City has been one of the resort's greatest assets aud there has never been raised a word as to the expemie except that raised by the present commissioners. There are other expenditures of public , funds lu Ocean City that the commls(doners can cut down with the approval of the public, but the muslo pier Is not one of them. The attendance at the concerts must apeak very eloquently to the commissioners as to bow the public feels. It Is not so much a question of the admission fee that the public objects to. but It I* the Idea of being gouged out of something It ha* a right to expect free, aud which It has been promised. A Visitor. » » . ■ FINE MUSIC I'rof. W. H. Thunder nnd Hpeclal Quartet Draw Crowds. Ocean City reaBr.es the fact that wonderful music Is being given every Hunday lu the Methodist Church, for people are turning out strongly to hear the quartet and Prof, WHIIam H Thunder, who Is at the organ. Everyone wa# highly pleased with the way the quartet aaug Hunday evening. and all went away speaking lu the highest terme of the service. The church was filled. Teacbers Bealica. Miss M. L. Kezar, of Canada, who , was In charge of the domestic science department of tbe local public school* for four year*, has resigned her position. Hbe brought the department to a high state of efficiency, her friend* state. Miss Hauber, of Rexvilla, N, . Y., who waa Uacher of the third grade in the Wesley avenue school 2} ■ years, also has resigned. Thi* makes four vacancies lo be filled. Mlsa ChelI #, of Boston. phynic*l Instructor, did , nuL apply for reelecttou, and Mlsa French, a first grade teacher, resigned a few weeks ago. Firs lo Mill. Kir* In the mill of Headley A I Adam* Wednesday night of last 1 week did damage to the amount of * IfiQa The flames were extinguished i by firemen with the chemical engine. The Mrs slaiied In th* dynamo room, and its origin la unknown. Tbe motor ] was ruined and other damage was done, B . — . , • , n iwa kmali Plrsa. The city Bremen hart a bnsy time for a short while a few evenings since. There waa a gasoline blare In the raar of ihe store on Asbury avenue oceo- * pled by the Philadelphia Pressing ( luh, «nd an oil stove exploded lu the | apartments of F. f>, Willi* on West "avenue, near Ninth street Only " slight damage resulted tn both case#, e . , , noeaiiain »■♦» a The member* of Kaatarn Htar I»dge d of thte city will give a moonlight "til a neit Monday evening In captain Herbert Hmith's pleasure boat.

CITY TAKES OVER I : CHALFONTE HOTEL ' Present Lessee and Guests of House Won't be Disturbed, it is Stated. Mr*. Mary Buchanan, uf Philadelphia, who owned the Clialfonte Hotel | ou the Camp ground at Sixth street and Ocean avenue, having failed, as r claimed, lo move the house oil the ground, a* she said she planned to do, the city yesterday look pos»e**lou of the property. ' Mrs. Gallagher, who leased the hotel, and the guests, present aud prospective, will not be disturbed tbte sum- , tucr. The matter of the disposition of the Mrs. Mary J. Buchaiiau case up before the City Commissioner*- at their weekly meeting, when the following resolution* were presented by Director Campbell aud both adopted: Whereas, in the condemnation proceedings under Ordinance No. HA), Mary J. Bubhauau was awarded the sum o' $0382 00 for the follow lug described laud, lu fee aud the Improvements thereon situated, lying and being In the city of Oceau City. County of Cape May, New Jersey, aud described: — Beginning on the northwesterly side . or Fifth street, containing together lu width or breadth on the- said Oceau avenue 100 feel (each lot tudiig >50 feet lu width) and extending of that width lu length or depth northwestwardly between Hues parallel with the said Fifth street aud aloug the northeasterly side of Hixlh street 1H5 feet lo a fifteen feet wide street; that said award was made by the commissioners appointed by Charier C. Black, Esq., one of the Buprcme Court of New Jersey, w hich will more fully appear by the report of the commtelouers on II le In the couuty clerk's office, Cape May County. New Jersey; and Whereas, by reason of a small judgment ou record agalusl the sa'd Mary J. Buchanan aud by reason of a tax sale certillcale held by the River Realty Company, a corporation, the city of Ocean City cauuot safely pay the said sum of money to Mary J. Buchauau; aud Whereas, attempt* have made several times on behalf of the city to make settlement; therefore be It Resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that a petition be presented to the Chancellor of the Btate of New Jersey, setting forth tbe above facta and praying for an order to be made by the aald chancellor to deposit the amount of the said award, together with Interest (hereon, In the Court of Chancery of New Jereey. aud there to be distributed according to law to the persons entitled lo receive the same or part thereof; aud be it further Resolved, that Andrew C. Boaweli, city solicitor, 1* hereby authorized to prepare said petition, and tbe same shall be executed ou behalf of said city by the mayor aud attested by the city clerk; aud be It further Resolved, that tbe money on deposit In the Oceau City Title aud Trust " Company, lu tbe matter of consideration under Ordiuance No. 100, be turned over to the city of Oceau City and for the city of Oceau City tu cause the same to be deposited In tbe Court of Chancery of New Jersey, wbeo made by Audrew C. Boswell, city solicitor, on laklug a receipt lu the name of the city for such sum deposited, which Bum shall be the amount of the award, together with luterest thereon Whereas, there remains unpaid to the city of Ocean City taxes Id tbe sum of $713.53, together with luterest thereon, from tbe dale the tax became due in the year In which It was as- - sessed, which tax wa* assessed against the Improvement owned by Mary J. Buchanan, In the city of Oceau City, County of Cape May, New Jersey, and *ald improvement haviug been condemned by lb* city of Ocean City uu | der condemnation proceedings, under Ordinance No. 100; and Whereas, there Is a street assessment due aud owing to the city of Ocean City in the sum of $43 GO and Interest thereon from tbe date of the report of the commlftslouera of aHseasmenl, aud *ald assessment was against land idtuate In the city of Ocean City, County of Cape May, New Jersey, and said land Wan said to be formerly owned by Mary J. Buchanan. and which land tbe olty of Ocean City ha* condemned; and Whereas, the amount of the award for the above land and Improvement, together with the lntere*t ou said award, by resolution of thte board, on petition lo tbe chancellor of the New Jersey, Is to be deposited lu the Court of Chancery of this Hlate ; and Whereas, all municipal Bene in condemnation proceeding* are flret and paramount liens and ehould be paid before any other lien D paid; therefore be It Resolved, by tbe Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that a petition be llted In the Court of Chancery of New Jereey, on behalf of this olty, setting forth (he amount of taxee due and Ihe amount of the uhi paid street assessment and praylug that the city of Ocean City be paid out of tbe sum or sums of money deposited In aald Court of Chancery tbe amount of said taxee and the Interest due I hereon at th* rate provided by [ law and also tbe amount of the atreet ' assessment and tbe interest thereon at I tbe rate provided by law; said sum of money deposited In said court out of 't which the same le to be paid being i (he sum a wauled and Interest thereon to Mary J. Buchanan, aa owner a- by the report of the commleeloners appointed by Charles O. Black, Esq , " on* of the Judgea of the Hupreme J Court of IhlaHtate, which report le on . Ale In the couuty clerk's office, (-ape t May Court House, New Jersey; and i be It further t Resolved, that Andrew C. Boswell, r city solicitor, Is hereby authorised to prepare said petition, and Ihe same shall ba axacutad on behalf of aald city by the mayor and atteeted by the Pity nlsrk, e The City Commtasionara also in* II strucled lha solicitor to collect the p*rson a I pfn party lane* due from Mm, Buchanan.

! The BIG Week AT THE MODERN HARDWARE STORE Week of JULY 21 will be demonstration week at our Store of tlic Famous "IDEAL" FIRELESS COOKSTOVE Everyone is invited to attend. The lady having charge will show you all of the fine points of cooking with the IDEAL. Everyone Come to the most completely stocked store in the county. Chas. C. Read Co. WALTER E. ALLEN. Mgr. New Address, 848-50 Asbury Avenue r - Phono Ua. 17 • Auto Delivery SarvioW^ — - - . . — tj— ij . i Dorsey Market N. E. cor. 7th St. and Asbury Ave. ROUND STEAK 3QC IK SIRLOIN Cut To 1 */• Cut from Very Fine City Dressed Beef 15cKellog's Corn Flakes 10;c This Ever Popular Breakfast Food Specially Priced SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk Open for the Season am. -mon. ockui cm a-ra-a yvO ' ■ O HAIR DRESSING WESLEY AVENUE AT NINTH STREET uTiuce aa hot* run um i anua* aem N M ASCII WAV! FACIAL M ASSAM 7? 7 kanicurin* ocean cmr. N. J. 1 Straw Hats We h*v« tint reliable Brigham Hapkint Hal— thry arc Ihc bed made White FlaaacI Fanb Big Aoorimrat Shlrta, Capa, Tics, Sweater*, Hosiery, Underwear Beat Quality Good Service Saibfkd Customer! raffl Tones' Men's Shop •- Maddock's Pharmacv Cighth and Aabury Avanua PIIONB 570 FRBB DELIVERY Stationery, 20c to 75c box, Samosct Candies, 60c to $1.25. Whitman's Candies. Eastman Kodaks and Films. Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING -/vo DECORATING 1046 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY OPEN UNDER NEW MAN AGEMENT- AMERICAN PLAN The Lafayette The Park View !3th St. and Central Ave. 5th St. and Central Ave. TABLE BOARDING BPECIAk ABTga roa ««A*ON BOTH HOTCLB UNDIR PERSONAL DIRECTION OF DEORQC L REGAN John Marts Lumber Co Ninth Street and Havan Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J, t Lumbar Mtilwork. Moulding*, nqUding Paper. PUeter Board, Naila, Soah Walgb #%e. EetlmatM PantiaM. Pvoeapr Delivety.

HOTELS AMD OOTTAMft, Scotch Jfiall m. Moo IBMMr, OlKBOTOK OCEAN OITY NEW JEREMY ! ^ „ ,, OI'kK A.LL V Ha li nefrU r» }|*J! ta a au.rL OTL.r.rta! .■ Usth riaw km altl- ate*. auiteSTto, iw. 1 Om »-4L Uu ir .» ■ ti " v 1 r rf n KI tr aa mmt 1 (rtfluabiflb-tJUoB ftsiiHTHrattaac.aN mum m. a. rommmrn, m. m. il - Kur«* THE IMPERIAL 1015 Central Ave. Ocean Oily, N. J. Op«p tor um ****«> o. HaeeaaEy loo»lwl qmt lha bcuch. fhone, til-W MU6. U LUCTZgL THE KATHLU Now open for the eeaoon il* Uaairal awtui, OCCAM CITT, if. J, MlMMKtl LEWIS A COM AUD HOTEL ATGLEN Ninth street and Ceutral avenue Ex Oollcs, 1 Tctbl* Opes AD Y«ar Booklet OYkuorabip Maoocemcul NEW HOTEL ELBERON KUitlTii AM D CEMTKAL AVKMUC OCCAM CITY, M. i. Muj-ior and bayre, 1'roprteUeaae* - foiirlMttiliHauon Tlioroa|tiljr rcaorAled and newly paired, Iteli Pisoown 17-X aud . «&a>MILLER COTTAGE 7X1 Oeutral A vena* OCEAN CITY NEW JKKAKY 0|>an AH the Year Hot Water Heel LAUBA I. M1LLEB WYOMING Open April 12lh fox the Beeaon 724 Ocean Avenue Oceau City, N. J. Hot Waur Heat A. P. Mliuer THE IDLEWILD Moorlyu Terrace Ooean Clly, N. J. Open for Beaaon 1010 Located One Block from H»rfi MOB. J. K. MOHIUMOM THE BISCAYNE Now Open for lhe Beaeoa Ocean aveuue opposite Moorlyn terrace Private Bathe Booklet K. BLUKDtM. Owosr THE HEWLINGS Ninth and Weeley Aveuue Ocean City New Jersey Open* June 18, 1019 L. H. UEWLIN08 THE OCEANIC Eleveuth street and Weeley avenue Ocean Ctly, N. J. Open lor the Beaton A. S. BAKER. THE AMERICAN 1435 Central Ave. Ooean City. N. J. Open for season, liellg hlfnlly located. Desirable voeanelea; also oalerlDg to table board, day or week. Home oookln*. Phone Mo. M»-B MISS T. a BCULBBIMUKB. VERNON HALL 410 Atlantic Ave, Ocean City, N. J. Boarding and Table Board Good Home Cooking S. K. HECK. I'roprletrees Telepbone 5I4-W THE STRAND Wesley avenue at Ninth elreei Ocean City, N. J. MOM. JOIDTBON HONEY Sterling Restaurant R. A. LanBERT, Proprietor 8a8 Asbury Avenue OCBaN CltY. N. J. ilemo cooking. Meal* at all hoar*. DaBrat reset 1 and Outireellouery . Booms and Board. Lunches pill up. Have a lufl* packed for your home Journey or dshlnc trip. HEADLEY A ADAJU p^lOTt* Readins Goal Also Klndltnf Wood by barrel or oord. Beat eoal on the market. 1000 lba. lo I be ion f a or an teed. Bell or Enlerprtee 'phone. OBM MB Vard, TENTH mn d BUI . A. F. LEVERING = The Reliable Paper Hanger 708 Central Ave., Ocean City, N. J. All work guaranteed on rico* walla. ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY DJ2iILi!L Pocono Moantain Ice Tanth and Waal Avanua OOEAN OITY N J. JyfARK LAKE " Undertaker and Embalm er iii Oiktral Avanua •Phone it* oobah qitt, m. J. O. L- LAKE ...REAL ESTATE AGENT.. ism Asbury Avenue. Ooeoe OHy, M. J, Dole ft* r sals. Ootlaaea tor rent. Oorreepondeuee sol letted 1 111 HA.VR yon n cottngc, bungalow or apartment to faminhj We have n line of fitbwitur* Bt leaa than Philndelphlft priced. Window shades n specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS A SRO. 720*28 A8SURY AVE. Eyes EiamtDed Without Drops Nrww niv-hvihu BaUMUMtea > My ewfot _ nimplrt* OS COO be foUBd tU ltt» MfrreeorfflkHi ienees dupluoiUl oi abac! — *O0 tea- Atsnfoaf nWl M*. wiih food work, au work doaa aa '* A. W. ELY 1MB iusetts Ateuae ATLARTtr rtTY, W. J. bt* | bbore reel Ltae Poseee liaai, HiabikeaMMM BMirtaaaM-A