Ocean GityS.ntln 1 THUliBDAY BBP F ' IM9. We hIibII be D* r4w)'- J IteUiH uf oo wm anil c uiiMjici1"' * lnUirwl to tbU co 4it mlic •• •* our reader# every wh All oil an icidjjimi nhuuld be accou> >!ei ll *he full name anil r- r> . ihe writer, not neccMM&rlly pUf uMvw, bul uhh Kuaranteo of I g otfd r*'lh DOTS ll uu »tlll almont like a middle July crowd oil Uie Hoardwalk Haturday and diuday nights PERSONALS. Ml#* Nettle Mumford, of this city, In away on a week 'a vacation. Mra. O. K. Olawell, of (tits city, la visiting relatlvea at Nazareth, lJa. MIhb A. V. Cook baa returned to her Philadelphia liouie for the winter. {., M. L)erlvaux ha* cloaed bin cot* tago and returned to Philadelphia. Tlieo. P. Keen and family have returned to their Philadelphia home. Mr*. H. I* Dick and family have re* mrued to their Philadelphia realdence. Mr*. Margaret Hinilh and daughter have returned to their home in lieverly. Alice Huckmau, and wire or Frank-, ford, have cloMed their cottage in thh city Krauk Craven, of Philadelphia, wa* here rtuuday, a guest of the Oceanic Hotel. The Misses Simons, of Philadelphia, were among receul gue*U of the HI** cayue. Mia# Kvl# He**, of Woodbury, wan among the recent visitor* to tin* reaort. Hubert < 'arson and wife, of Fhlludtlphla, were recent guestHof the Imperial. Mlaa K. H. Maker ha* cloned her hotel and gone to Went Chewier for Mil* winter. Kit C. Krupp and family have cloned their collage and returned to Lauedale. James Doak and family have cloned their cottage and returned to Philadelphia. Mlaa Carolyn Oetzel. of New York t'lly, la visiting Ml** Tlllle Oetzel, of Ibis city. Mlaa Nelson, of thla city, I* assisting at stenographer in the unices or II. F. rilautoo. Dr. (J. B. Klder and wife, of Gloucenter, spent a day llslilng here during the week. W. Frank Loux and family, of Phil* adelphla. have closed their cottage for the season. George W. Wood side and family have returned to Albany for the fall and winter. George F. Fish and wife have closed their summer home and returned to Philadelphia. I). P. Fry and ratnlly have relumed to Philadelphia Bfler spending the summer here. Mrs. Kdward Penuock, of Philadelphia, was among the week's urrlval* at the Kathlu. Dr. H. V. Marvel and family have closed their cottage and returned to Philadelphia Robert Mayer and family have re turned to l,an*duwne after spending the season here. Mra. Alice Ingersoll, of Hridgetou, he* returned home after a pleanaut visit In this city. P. J Mreish and family have gone Philadelphia after several week's • y at this re«ort. ' Miss Carrie K. McCoach. of Philadelphia, who spent the summer here, has returned hnme. Mrs. Harah Flowers and family, of Mrooklyn, visited relatives m this city during the past week. Miss Klsle M. Lee, of this city, Is visiting relatives and friends In Millville and Port Norrls. f f

J. MacRrldo and family have returned to Philadelphia after spending the summer In Mils city, , Dr. H. A. Stout and family have re- t turned to I heir Weuuiiati home after | spending the season here. W. B. Dcvelln and family, of Phil- ! adelphla, have returned home afier t ■pending the season here. I Prof. A. E. McKlnley and raiully. ' have closed their summer home and returned lo Philadelphia. K. N. Haverstlck and family, of 1 Philadelphia, were among the week's arrival*]#! Ihe Wyoming. Mra. Hnyder and family have closed - their cottage. 837 Central avenue, and • returned to Philadelphia. Mrs. M. J. Harris and Leon It reck* I ley and family have just returned i from a visit to Port Norris. I Mrs. M. W. Copper has returned to her West Philadelphia home after , «l»eudii)g the summer here Miss Lily Thles and Albert Mathla, of Pitman, were recent guests «l A. F, levering and wife, this city. J. W. Hmyiti and family have returned to their Philadelphia home after spending the summer here Mra.Osboru Corson, of this city, has returned home after spending several day# with relatlvea at Qulnton. Charles 8. Wood and family are among the many cottagers who have returned to their winter homes, The Misses Paxton, of Germantown, are spending two weeks In this city and are guests nf the Kathlu. Walter M. Hemmerly and family, who have been visiting here, have returned tu their Phlledelphla home. Eugene Warne, of the Ktrsl National Rank of Philadelphia, and an artist of note, has returned to Philadelphia. Clarence Richer and wife, of East Hartford, Conn , have returned home after a few days' visit lo relative# here. W. K. Pendleton and family have gone back to llryn Athyn after spend* lug the summer in their cottage here. The Misses Maxwell, of Philadelphia, are at their bungalow, Sixteenth ■ireel and Aebury avenue, for a few weeks. Miss Mary Maguire, of Mt. Airy, If stranding the mouth with her aunt, Mrs. McCsfTrey. at her Wesley avenue cottage. ' Mra. Rebecca F. Wert and nephew, Austin Neely, have returned home after spending Ihe summer months at Hartford, Conn, Mrs. Julia Linn and Mrs Wesley 1 Hlmotis and family have closed their \ Central avenue cottage and returned 4 in Philadelphia. Mlae Anna MflPlierson. daughter of J, 8. McPherson, of this city, has returned from a month's visit lo relative# In Pittsburgh. H M, Sharp and family, of Germantown. have returned after spending two weeks here as guests of Walter Allan and family, \j . H A. Hiedem, of Philadelphia, returned Monday afternoon after spending a few day# with his family In their cottage here, George Russinger and Mrs, Florence Musafngar, of (lermantnwo, are gue*»* of A. V. Levering and wif#, 70* tJeuIral avenue, thla City. Mis* Lamb and Mrs Philip Mall«y, #f Philadelphia, hinn baen enjoying a

new teachers in cm schools ' Nurse Also Will Go on Duty llere for Fall and Winter Term. The Qcean City public schools will reopen this morning for the full and winter term, und indications are thut (here will he n large attendance. There will be several new teachers. Mis- Gi-rafdlnc Matthews, of New. burgh, N. Y„ will have charge of the domestic science department. Elmer Unger, of North Plaltilleld, will conduct the physical training. Miss Ed llli Cotton, will teach in the third grade of the Wesley avenue school, and Miss Harah Gull will teach the llrat grade Mrs. C. 8 Hcull will he transferred from the Wesley u venue school to the hiirh school building A school nurse will be employed tills year for Ihe !lr*t time, and tin* young woman is Mrs. Waller Shield". BIDS RECEIVED for TrMiiwportliiu Children lo tinl.ocal acliools. The Board uf Education - Tuesday evening received the following bids for the lraiiH|K>rt*tlou of chlldreu from di-tani points in tlii* city to the two local school house*: ! Porler-Smith Co., II M car, per day, $6: second car, $2; going lo Thlrtvfourth street, 50 cents; total. $8 60. Walter Hack, lirst car. (8.75; second car, 10 cents; to Thirty-fourth street, 10 cents; total, fS 06. W. H. Beegle, flrsl car, $8.60; second car. ft; lo Thirty. fourth street, 76 cents, total, $12.26. Curtis Corson, llrst car, pi 26: second car. Id. 26; to Thirty-fourth street, 50 cuts, total. $13, Harris B. Corson, llrst car, $6 60; second car. pi 50; total. 112. The hula were referred to Secretary Henry \V 'Tow use i id for tabulation. Action will be taken at a special meeting of the board TERMS ACCEPTED Hriijlnrl to he <ai*cii City AdvrrttMinif CiMHrMCl. At the weekly meeting of the City t 'ommis-iooer*. a leller was read frnm K. Curii* Robinson, owner of the mjn 11NKI. Ill which he Mated that he will •to Die legal printing, excepting tax or street improvement sale advertisements, at the rate of three cents per oonparlel line per issue, for the bal mice or the pre-enl li-cal year, and live cents tier mmpuricl hue per Issue (except the regular monthly report of receipts and expenditures of ttie cltv and the summary of the proceeding* of the Hoard of Commissioners, which shall be at the rate Of three cents per line, single column, per Issue) from Jauuary I 1021), to the end of the term lu May. 1023. 'Tax or street tiiipioveiueiit sale advertleemeiils shall he at the rale of live cents per line, single column, per i-Hiie. » It vva* agreed by the board to accept the*e terms when presented lu the foim of a contract FINE PICTURES KcmI Tresis Coll. I title nt tile Slrai il Theater. The Strand Theater continue- draw, lug large crowd* to »ee the high class picture* shown every afternoon and evening. During the remainder of this week i here will be presented some of the best picture* of v tie season. Constance Talmadge. Marguerite ' Clark and Pauline Frederick will be nmmig the favorite* in picture* next week, It l« announced by Manager Bourgeois, who Is always on the alert lo please the patron* of the house. The splendid work of Prof Queen - on the great pipe organ la always an attraction at the Strand. WILL RUN EXPRESS Kc-Mftlnic Will Have On** Down hi

5 l« *»»• It Is understood that the sale of ll monthly commutation ticket* between h tlit* city and Philadelphia on the o ha* been very satisfactory. The Reading, In lis new schedule oil Monday next, will change the -1.40 afon express train down from Philadelphia to 5 o'clock, reaching „ this city at 6 H7. The 7 06 express train up In the morning* will he continued. 'This reaches Philadelphia at H-HA o'clock. r i: Ht-iis iloiiHt'N Mere. ^ John E. Townsend anil wife, of Mill- s villa, former residents of Ocean City, lu re Holiday, guests of Reujamau | Henderson and wife. Mr. Town*cnd t sold two of tils houses lu J Ins city and Is hutldlug a home at West Vine- t land. C vt*U here a* gue*t* of Peter 8. Hmlth , and wife, cottagers. Joseph Hmlth ( ami wife, who liave been guests of Mr. x and Mrs Hmlth, have returned to Philadelphia. i Hamiirl Ralley, of Plttsbuigh, has ( returned home after a pleasant visit to his brother-in-law, J. 8. Mcpherson, and family, of this oily Miss fieulah Bonders, of Chicago, i and Mrs. William F. Craig will spend i thl* week end with Mrs. Kenton \ Warne. 1888 Atbury avenue. Mlaa Minerva Adams, daughter of Charles E- Adams, or this city, has « relumed to her duties a* Instructor of music lu the Hhtppenaburg school. Mrs. Ernestine Waggoner, of Philadelphia. formerly a resident hero, ha* been spending • few day# in thl* city as the guest of Mrs. Emma Corson Henderson, Mr* T. II. Hewling* who will close her hotel early next week, will leave later on a trip to the Cataklll Mountains and H aloe*' Falls, accompanied by her husband. Prof. O. W. Uelchlv, principal of the Ocean City High School, and his family, who spent the summer at York and Penii's Creek, Pa , have returned I" this city. Powell <1 Kltlilan, Instructor of iiiu-ic to Hie Camden public schools, and hi* wife will close their cottage tomorrow and return to their home at . We*t Colling- wood, L David It Coll!nt,;et-d wife of Norwood. have been spending a few days i here a- guest* <»f W. Ward Beam and wife. Mr Oolllu# Is active in Boy ' 8 co nt work In hi# home town. Joseph Wilson, Harry Wilson, Sr , Harry Wilson, Jr., and Mlaa Cath.rr Ine W. Kalaer, of Trenton, and Nellie ' Nlchol Of Camden, are guest* of A 1 F. Levering and wife, 708 Central aveI uue. fl Mrs Frank A Lackey, of Pnlledel ' ' Dhla i- enjoying life here es the guest ■ iff irf friend. Mra J- K Morrlann, et the hliewiid. Mrs. Lie key's heelth T lie* greatly tmpr«ve<1 alnca her May * i ... . r Mm, (lelUgher and daugher. JoseI phlne R K Die III, C, Clause H. PelI, I loll, E A- Allman eiid M. E Butler, r | of Philadelphia, and h. W al-enbtrger. Y of Pittsburgh, arc giie-i* of A. r levering end wife. 7<W centrel evfunt. <» 7 s For Hai.k ciikap —A lot on Central i- av# , on Oereu aide, between I hlrtyTt^lid end Thirty third stretf, Ccean Chy* Apply It Asbury ^avenue.

TWO LARGE OCEAN FRONT TRACTS HERE ARE BOUGHT

improvements to citv property Work to be Dotie at Music Pavilion and Pnblic Comfort Station. I mprovemenlH are to be made to both the roof of the music pavilion und to the surroundings at the public comfort station, II wa* decided by Die City Commissioner* at their weekly tilt-sling. II wa* agreed; after the reading uf a let 'er from Mi** Creth. that City Clerk Morris write Hie Mlsse* Creth that, mile** Mime evidence of the contract for Iht* work on Eleventh street I# MO!) produced, the city will adver li*e for bids for the street Improvement there. The plan* and specification* for the Ingooti bulkhead were approved and ordered Died in the clerk'* otllce. Bids ate lo be a*ked. 'The plan* ami specification* fur proposed alleys were adopted and ordered tiled hi the city clerk's otllce. Mr. Newman asked for an alley In Ihe rear of his property between Twenty-seventh and Tweuty-elghth streets, and tt was intimated thai the request w ill be granted. l'tie reports of the building Inspector with a check forflud, and the electrical Inspector, with a check for $3D. were ordered received and the money turned over to the city treasury. Ordinance* No*. 132, 132 and 131 were passed on. Ilual reading and ordered published. The followiug resolutions were adopted: Ih- il Resolved, by tin- Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, t hat Ocean City borrow ft sum not exceeding $1260 under und by virtue of a i e solution, or ordinance, previously passed by the Board of Commissioners of this city. Contract No. 707: und thai the proper olUcers execute a note or notes to secure said sum. Be il Resolved, by the Hoard of Commissioners of Ocean City, New* Jersey, that Ocean City borrow a sum not exreeding $1500, under and by virtue of a resolution previously passed by the Board of Commissioners of this city, emergency for music; and that tinproper oflicora execute a note or notes to secure said sum. Be it Resolved, by the Iloanl of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that Ocean City borrow a sum not exceeding $2000, under and by virtue of a resolution, or ordinance, previously passed by the Board of Commissioners uf this city. Contract No. 705; and that the proper olllcers execute a note or notes to secure said sum. lie it Resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City. New Jersey, that the following streets and sidewalks In the city of Ocean City, NewJersey, as now built and laid out. be and the same are hereby accepted as public streets nnd that the roadway and roadways and sidewalks are hereby nccepted as being in conformity to the ordinances of the City of Ocean City. New Jersey, nnd for a more particular description as follows: 1. Moorlyn Terrace: 30 feet wide, beginning 271 feet southeasterly of Atlantic Avenue, nnd extending southeasterly 123 feet: 2. Tenth Street: 36 feet wide, beginning 250 feet southeasterly of Ocean Avenue, and extending southeftHte^Jy 162 feet. 3. Northeasterly half of Eleventh Street: beginning 130 feet southeasterly of Ocean Avenue, and extending southeasterly 103 feet; 4. Fifteen feet wide alley between Wesley nnd Central Avenues: extending from, the northeasterly side of Twelfth Street, northeasterly 60 feet.

That the sidewalks accepted under — I his resolution are such sidewalks as have been made abutting the streets 4 or places described In this resolution. ^ A number of bill* were ordered paid. APPOINTMENTS HEED | Hiierl Work AMtrMnoM Will be L N.« mcd h utile mier. Director Campbell, at the weekly m eel lug of the City Commltalonera, I named Roland Hlt-elwan. E A. Bourgeois and Ward Hlgbee as assessors of Hi reel improvements. Mayor Champion wanted lo know If Hit re wan any special hurry for their appointment. Director Fisher said he would like 1 have a chance lo give the matter consideration before voting. Director Campbell stated that there some work lu this line that should have been attended to before *h.Mayor Cbamplou said that he did not think anything will tufler for another wee k. Do it it, of Aired Woman. Mrs. Louisa K. Goodln, aged 85 year*, died Monday at the home of son. A. H. Goodln. 910 Wesley avenue The Interment, in charge of j. Praacott Cadman, wa* at Seaside t >meiery. Ordinance No. 133. An Ordlnanw in repair th« t>ul|dlnx known th. Music I'avtlloa In the «M!jr . City. New Jcr*ry. and prorldlnx for U« ind ihrrrof. , r. The Hoard of OomralMlonara of th* city Of CVr«n city do ordain : Scot Ion t. That the bulldln* known M th* Music Pavilion In the OUy of Ocean Illy. Nr% Jcr»cy. U *nd the Mtn* !• hereby •«!- theri«*d to Ivc repaired. Hretlon '£. That all the W#?k. JjfV ""J matrrialt to bo <l*na and fnrntahed In th» irpalr!ng of »nld Music Pavilion ahsjl be accord Inc to the apoctftextlone on W* lo the City Clerk'* Ofltce. . , tWtlon A. Thai th* <*>«t and etpeaaa af iht* rcpalrln* of the said Mu*|o Paylllon *ba|J 'W defrayed hy ihe Clly «t Ocean i City -« Inrae by the laaulng of a bond or bond* of tb« 'Clly of Ocean CI'Tja «uw i or rami m ■llnwcd br law; -eld bond or ^hdisbatl ja drltnlt* in amount *nd mature *l«Ma tt* time provided by la* and thall b**' Jnl'J; eat at * not exceeding at* p*r «Btum • per annum: said bond or bond* ebill be issued In all rtipnti »* conformity 10 th* . ! law* of the «ut.- of New .ft1*1'01 W . ttie |Mulng of bend* by mualslpalltlr*. I The form. d*t*. maturity, denomination, all other rrqutrcmenta necessary for the . twining of tbe bond «»r bonde «• well "the 5 total «n.f»unt IhTeof shall be #* PfOTty fa . a resolution or re«olutlon» or onilnan** *dS the hoard of Ooromle-lon*r* of, > iWan City. New Jemey. ^ T Hocilon 4. That the contract, when *W#f- 1 , dril. m.r b. <.mi»r.rll, Jf th, 'xuln# of promlaaory notM of th* City af j '! Ocean City, New jrr*ey. which bote* etoilj ■ bear d«t* the day th* aatne ' I they shall rtale the C"n>o»e for Wh'eh th. , 1 nam* wer* lumed and t" signed by the Mayor ( and CWtf Cl*Tk and counter*igned hy tb* nlrertor of Itevenue and Plnance and th* t corporate afllted thereto, and tbf total 1 Mnpqat thereof thall not tba total j 1 I amount Of the contract and th* Incidental. 7 ♦TiM-nree allowed by law. end # f*u of I totrrr.1 not rtceodlng *1* per rvatuai per annum, which rate »f lnt*r*«t aball b» placed " "'sr-rtton This nritlft*ne* ahall tak* *f» fe< t at the expiration of ten daya from IU ♦ final passage, () nHAMPlOB, WT I). I'AMPHKI.L. HtlltKUT KIMItrtt, The atmvs ntdtpane* w*» pa«*cd on grai and *r,«.ml rending* at a mm nt t IWmrd *f tVymtnt**H'sem nf (>o«*»n ttty> New * Jtrtey held Angusi JA, tlrt*. and on {WltNaJ- '» Tim ami rtnal i^>**ge at a me*ting of aaut ii ; hoard •»* O gMWIOM't bald Hept»iwl»*f a, I. !'Wt' MAttRY A. MOHMP*. t-ttalts'ftPwiUi City Cldfk.

|PurchaacrB Arc Philadelphiaus— Darby Sells #aoo,ooo Worth of Propcrry. Tlit# local realty market Is unusually HCliva at the pre«eut ttuie, and Ihe general bualue** cotidllloua 111 thla line are remarkably good. Ma»*ey Ed warda bave sold a tract of ocean front between Fifth street alid Brighton place, and other agents have sold a tract 600 feet long from North to First streets aod from Corinthian avenue lo the exterior Hue. Frank fci. Darby, withtu the last ten days, has made sales approximating 1200.000. Among the eelnn were 20 of the Rowland bungalows, four apartmeuta and seven Iota. llu> h ItcHiuuraut tlualucs*. H. Carl, who has succeasfully conducted the restaurant on Eighth street, near Anbury avenue, during the summer, has purchased tbe Gross renlauraiit business, 806 Hoardwalk, and ha* taken a three-year lease on the establishment, Mr. Carl piaua to open his new place about the middle of May and conduct a first-class restaurant at reasonable prlcea. His lease on lib* present place of business, where tie lias made mauy friends, runs a few weeks lunger. Goes to (Camdeu. Frank H. Piatt, of this clly, who was assistant manager at tbe Hippodrome Pier Theater here this summer, left early this week for Camden, where he has been given a* position by Frank Wolf at the Temple Theater. His many friends wish him succeaa. liack from Auto xrlp. Wm. Grohen and wife, of Oak Lane, who have been occupying their cottage on DeLancey place siuce June, bave recently returned from a fortnight's motor trip through the Adirondack*. They will remain In Ocean City during September iiuii <3 1 tig s*itr Rreakwaler. John Marts has sublet to E. A. Corsou the contract for building the pile breakwater for the city lu the southern section of this reaort. Mr. Corson Is now engaged lu pushing the work. Card or Thank*. Willard W. Adam* and ramlly, of thla city, desire to thank all thoae who ; so kindly assisted them lu their receul bereavement in the loss of their daughter and sister. _ | Found — Pocketbook, Haturday evening, on Boardwalk, near Tenth 8t. Owner call at Kathlu. adv., it. city OF OCEAN CITY, N.J. Contract No. 70S. hay Front 1 in prove m*nta. Notice to Contractors, — — — - bids will b* received by tbe Hoard of ! Commissioners «»f tbe City of Ocean City. N. J.,at the o nf said Commissioners on Nepi.-JM, IWIW. at 3 CO I' M.% fur th* bo Ik beading, filling *nd grading along th* bay front In ' tbe Ijtgoon, ocean City Gardens. All nids must be rnsde on tb* farm provided, rover all items contained therein and t>e*oroiiif>anled hy rash or certllled cb*rk ' without condition, payable to tbe Clly Tre**- ' urer of Ocean City, N. J.. In tbe sum of #>30. - 0U The suece-atul bidder will be required to 1 lornlab, within ten days from tb* date of the award, a satisfactory surety company bond, to be Npproved, In the sum of 100 p-r centum of the amount bid. conditioned for the faithful iwrforolance ol the contract, and will aleo be required to save the Clly of Ocean Clly harmless by virtue of the Employer*' Liability Act or the Hialo of New Jersey or any other Htaic pertaining to laborers or employ- . es. by giving a surety company bood or tla- i blllty insurance. The entire work to be completed In 100 working days. The Hoard of Commissioners reserve tbe right to reject any or all bids or to waive any , Informality in anv bid. 1'lans and specifications may be obtained from UieClty Clerk by depositing 110 00 llOHERT FlHIlKH, Director of Public Works. WM. II. COLL18SON, JIL, Clly Engineer. I1ARIIY A. MOKIUN, City Clerk. Dated Hept 8. 11119. 9-11,31., P. P.. #4 14

gives contract i for apartments Otla M. Townaeud Will Build #8ooo House for Mra. Mary E. Murphy. Mr*. Mary E. Murphy, of Philadelphia. who spent the summer lu apartixjenlv on l oriiithiati aveutic, iia* glveu On* M. Townsend the eon trad to huild a two-family apirtment hou-e on the south side of Hrcoud street. There w»Jl he six rooms, bath and maid'a room on each floor. The cost will be $b00>l. Mr. Tuwuseud has started work on the building. Mr. Townsend has a number of building operations at Cai*e May and other place*. He Is erecting live large houses at Ca|>e May. the aggregate cost of which Is HO, UK). He is buildlug #116.000 house at Haddou Height* and cue at Millville costing (4000. DIED SUDDENEY Mra. Edward K. Mwrsb Fatally tttrtckru lu Htrecl Car. Mrs. FUlward R. Marsh, of Philadelphia, who speut the summer at the Hewiings. lu this city, died suddenly lu Philadelphia, on Monday. She wa* taken fatally ill on a street car and was hurried to.the Jefferson Hospital, where she expired. Her friends were shocked lo hear o/ her death. Hhe was taking an active Esrt in the eutertaiumeut of the ! uighta Templar lu Philadelphia this week. Mrs. Marsh, who leave* several children, was a slater of the Mlsse* Creth, nf Philadelphia, summer resident* of Ocean City. Reward nn5 «»»• Lost, between Bueua and Homers' Point, two Houck wire wheels with Kelly-Hpringfleid and Goodrich 8llvertowu Cord tires, size 84x44. Address \V. E. Massey, Jr., 1002 Wesley aveuue. Ocean City, N. J. adv., It. Ordinance No. 132. An Ordinance to Improve tbr Public Comfort Sutton at the foot of Klgblti Str«*-t. tk-ean City. Near Jersey, and providing ior tbe com and exp«n»c thereof. Tb* board of Commissioner* of th* City of Ocean City do ordain : Section 1. That the Public Comfort Station at ths foot, or Eighth Street In Ocean City. New Jrr*ey, be and the same 1* brreby authorixrd to be Improved. Section 2. That all tbe work, labor and materials to be done «nd furnUbvd in tbe Improving or tbe said Public Comfort Button. aball be according to the plan* and specifications on file In tbe City Clerk's Offlce. Section 3. That the oo*t and expense of tbe Improving of tbe said Public Comfor: Station aball be defrayed by tbe City of Ocean City at large by the Issuing of ■ bond or bonds of the City of Ocean City In such sum or tuDt aa allowed by law ; said bond or bonds shall be definite In amount and mature within the time provided by law and shall bear Interest at a rate not exceeding «>s per contam per sntmm . said bond or bonds shall be Issued In all re*peet» In conformity to tbe laws of the State of New Jersey. relating to Jbe issuing of bonds by municipalities* The form. date, maturity, denomination and all other requirements necessary for the issuing of the bond or bonds as well as the total amount thereof ahall b« as provided In a resolution or resolution* or ordinance adopted br the Hoard of Commissioner* of Ocaaa City, .New Jersey. Section 4. That the contract, when awarded, may bo temporarily financed by the Issuing or promissory notes of th* City of Ocean City. New Jersey, which note* shall bear date tbe day tbe same wen Issued : they shall state the purpose for which the same were Issued and be signed by ths Mayor and City Clerk and countersigned by the Director of Revenue and Finance and the corporate seal affixed thereto, and the total amount thereof *h*ll not recced the total amount of the contract, and the Incidental expenses allowed by law. and at a rate of Interest not rarcedlng six per centum per annum, which rat* of Interest ahall be placed on the note*. Becllon 5. This ordinance shall tak* effect at tbe expiration of ten days from Its final passage. - JOB. G. CHAMPION, W. II. CAMPHKL!.. ROBERT KIHHKK, Tbe above ordinance was paaaed on first and second readings at a* meeting or Uie Hoard of Ooinrntaalonera of Ocean Clly, New Jersey, held August 36, IStI, and on third reading and final passage at a me-tinr of aald Hoard ol Commissioner* he Id .September II, 1919. HARRY A MOHK1R. #-11. IU P. K. #2.19. City Clerk.

GOVERNOR WM. N. RUN YON A man whose public and private career is- an open book. Three years a member of tbe House of Assembly. two years in the State Senate. Acting Governor tince May 1919. /uu# nie CANDIDATE AT THE St Primary Election \ T ues., Sept, 2 3 FOR THE i fo!T governor If you believe be should be . given tbe opportunity to I carry on tbe good work which be lias already started Governor Runyon Believes: , That the eighteenth eonstitnI tional amendment has settled the I S ^ prohibition question; !u National Woman Suffrage; ,1 « hi the revision of the tax laws. eliminating present inequalities, f and encournging home owning ; That the good road program ahould be rushed through ; I In a minimum wnge taw for teacher*, with increaites for continuou* ' service : In a minimum wage taw for all worker* of tbe State ; In forcing the elimination, by In ctimnal action, through new. (retaliation if necemry, from the legislation, against profiteering laws of neighboring States of in necessities of life ; I any tn* upon our citixens which In the strengthening of the vet- ' may be discriminatory because erans preferment act, *0 that ■ they reside in New Jersey and do thoae who have gone forth to business elsewhere ; protect ihe State #bnU have first : .That there i**needed, with the opportunity to serve it ; , present limited housing condi- In the completion of the bridge.) | tions, legislation to prevent dis- tunnel and ship canal projects at 1 j possession on short notice ; the earliest date ; Place an X In the square opposite the name of WILLIAM N. RUNYON ON PRIMARY DAY Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1010 HWfeeby #•*»« Caaapalo CvmmtH**

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