Ocean City Sentinel, 9 October 1919 
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SOHDAY K THE LOCAL CHURCHES Strong Sermons and Excellent Masic Heard by Congregations. 8T. AUGlttTlNK'S. Ths thwe uia**e« In St. Auguiittoc'tt Church Sunday were all fairly well attended. The celebrant* were the rector, the ftev. Thome* K. RUke, end the Rev. J. J. CnlUUau, of Lornwell Heights. On next Sunday aud the succeed* lug Suudaye until vpilng there will be only one mm, this at 10 o'clock. There will be services at 7.46 o'clock tomorrow evening, the last tloie for thla season. viKsrst. K. lu the absence of the pastor, the Rev. George W. Yard, the morulug and evening sermons were preached by the ttev. Dr. George L. Dobbiu*. A spirited song service, lbs congregation using the church hymnal, pre ceded the evening sermon. The subject of the morning discourse was, "Jesuit Christ, the Great High Priest of the Christian Dispensation," and the text Heb. 4; 14: "geetag then that we have a great High Priest that Is passed Into the heavens, Jesus, the Son of God, let ua huld fast S^oor profession,' ' The speaker, after dwelling briefly and generally upon the duties of the high priest under the Mosaic dl»pen aatlon, made special mention of two of thoae duties, uamely, that of sacrifice and that of Intercessory prayer for all the people. The high priest superintended the sacrifice* in the tabernacle of the con gregation and In the temple after It was built, seeing to it that they were oflered at the times and lu the man ner prescribed In the Jaw. Tbey muet be offered with orderly solemnity. Nothing unclean or Impure must ap p roach tba altar of sacrifice. On the annual great day of atonement, the high priest was to sanctify —that Is, purify— the people and himself, after which be must enter the Holy of Holiee and there pray for the remission of sin unto the people, that t the glory of God might crown the < mercy seat. I Dr. Dobbins then recurred to bla 1 text and noted, first, that the writer 1 of the hook of Hebrews, being a Jew, 1 waa perfectly familiar with the He- < brew wonhlp and throughout the x book seeks to show Jewish coo veru to Christianity how the old forms are ] typical of and are fulfilled fn the Chriatlan worship. Jesus Christ ha*
offered Himself once for ail, a living oacflfice for the remission of ain unto all the people, all races, kindred and tongues. *Tbe chastisement of onr peace was upon Htm and with His stripee we are healed." "In Hie own body. He bare ouralns on the tree." But He i* also passed into the heavens, aa the text declares, where He Is the ascended Christ, ever living to make intercession for ut at the right hand of God. a High Priest who Is toothed with a feeling of our infirm)tie* Dr. Dobbins declared, In passing, that there is baxdJy a belter attested historical fact than the ascension of Jeans Christ, and he said that, so far aa he himself waa concerned, his own faith had passed into a certainty like that of Stephen when be eaw his Lord at the right band of the Father. The speaker, before closing, emphasised our Lord's great intercessory prayer for Hie disciples, a* recorded io Hi. John's gospel 17. noting particularly the petition, "I pray not that Tbou should est take them oat of the world, but that Thou shouldest keep them from lb# evil." The belief was affirmed that this petition Is now and has ever been the living Christ's prayer for His disciples, tar He neede them In the world to be Hie wltnesvee, to be His workers for His kingdom, through whom He may manifest Himself and -bow forth HI* glory He must be continuously incarnate in men We are lo be sanctified through His troth, through Htm who Himself is the truth. Therefore, let u* hold feat our profession, and our profession must he our Uvea. It was a geoulu* gonpel wrmou. RED CROSS NOTICE I n compliance with the by-faweo i the Cape Mey County Chapter, American Red Cross, notice is hereby given thai the annual meeting of said chapter will be held in the mart bouse, at Cape May Court House, on Wednesday, October 22. J91D (the fourth Wednasday io October), al 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Kaeb branch nhail be enthled to representation at said meeting, consisting of five members chosen for that purpose. Alfred CooFKfi, Chairman, Cape May County Chapter. ■ mi I., - — , Too* Hnrf Baths. Quite a few of the visitor* hereon Hiindsy Indulged in a dip to the surf The sir was a trifle chilly during a part of the day, but those who took '•be bath* appeared to enjoy the water, the temperature of which, at noon, ecoordlog to the records of Pk>rma»i<-r William U Orr, at the Ocean City Fishing Club, was M degrees. Will ItttprsvrProarnr, Orvflle Adams, of Ibis city, whu re renlly purchased I he Dr. Hwjng cm* lags, at the corner of Nimh sired and Central avenue, will make extensive aiiarMloos to (he house. He will add * kitchen on the second floor and convert the first floor luln aparrinvutHe also plans to install a hot waler heating plant. #•»»* Vfsirora. Thegood wealhereondttions brought irany Visitor# in thts city over | he r k end, and there were a large num «*r or penfemi itw Boardwalk Hat 2!?ELfZinv * rH* pMfinro* el the el this pop," * big and If net X*C rt ta theHnm
HAD JOLLY TIME l*ri!ii»>hHulH HaltroufS Clerks ICoJiMcd Outlug Mere, Hlx clerks from thu Pennsylvania Railroad's Fourth street oHIce In Philadelphia spent the week end at Hie Y. M. C. A. Seashore House. First street and Bay avenue, and had the lime of their lives geltiug their own meals. Miss Morgau was chief cook, assisted by Miss Zimmerman, Miss Hlgglns, Miss Lyons aud Misses Mulr and Kkey, the latter olmiuptou cake- makers. Through the kind uess of George C. Harriett, secretary, they had three trips lu the aioop, Peunsy, sailing out lu the ocean. What is remarkable, uoueoftbem got seasick, aud It was rough, too, at times, hut the spray, dashlug over them while they calmly *at iu the bow, didu't fease them. The town may be quiet at this lime of the bcason, but the girls kept that part of the resort very much awake. The members of the party were: \liss Fmlly J. Morgau. HIeuhelm; Miss Dorottiy Ekey, Wenonah; Miss Helen Muir. Liudeiiwuld; Misses Kulli E Hlicgiiis, Alice Zimmerman and Hazel K. Lyoue, West Philadelphia Time Fiddling. There la a lot of time fiddled away to this world, one way and another, by good people who have the best of Intentions. We will venture to assert, along thla line, that more time Is fiddled away by folka who peck at languages than in any other munaer. Almost everybody la seized at some stage In his life with a desire to add another tongue to bis own. but it usually results in nothing more than time wasted. Repentant Patty. Minnie and her Uttle dog. Patvy. were playing In the kitchen. Minnie's mamma waa cooking supper and stumbled over Patsy, causing her to drop an egg on the freshly scrubbed floor. She put Patsy out on the porch and seated Minnie In a corner. In a few moments Patsy scratched on the door and began barking. Minnie said to her mother: "Mamma, can Patsy come In now 7 He's sorry. Don't you hear him *pologlxing7" Try to Be Agreeable. We should wisely cultivate the art of being agreeable, not only In the company of our business associates or those persons whom we meet socially In onr own homes as well. By thus deporting ourselves we shall find more pleasgnt and people In general — the home folks In particular — considerate. On the other hand. If wo continue to think only of oarselves we shall find life a trying affair. — Exchange. r<
Rugby FootbalL At the famous school of Rugby, England, originated that form of football, now bearing the name of the school. , An Inscription, at Rugby reads: "This stone commemorates the exploit of William Webb Ellis, who, with a fine disregard for the rules of football, as played In his time, first took the ball In bis arms and ran with It, thus originating the distinctive feature of the rugby game. A. D. 1S2S." 1 - Frogs as Wasp Eaters. The common green frog has been discovered to possess an Insatiate greed Tot wasps. This extraordinary appetite does not seem to be In the least checked by an occasional sting. The protecting color of the frog, which alts motionless upon leaves, no doubt deludes the most wary of Insects Into a sense of security.— Nyack Evening Journal. Commerce and Art United. The period of Antwerp's great rise to commercial prosperity was also that of the city's chief artistic production. The names of Quentln Matsys and of Rubens or© specially connected ufltb the dty. fox Rubens was essentially nn Antwerp man. although he was not. • like Teniers and elder, and Van Dyke, a native of the place. Thing# Evened Up. Bobble walks home from kindergarten with n little neighbor girl who g*x-s to public school. He calls her his sweetheart. So the other day his big brother Mild to Robbie: "Oh. Boh, she's too big to be your sweetheart1 * But Bobble met the proposition thus: "Her head's higher than mine, but her feet ain't" Life of « File. Efficiency experts hava been studying files and find that the life of one of these tools, on the average, la 23,000 strokes. To. employ a file for more than Its normal period of usefulnrsa. It It claimed, more than doubles the cost of the work.— Popular Mechanics Magazine. Japanese aa Gymnasts. Nearly nil Japaheso soldiers are expert gymnasts, and every barrack has * gymnasium. So well (mined are Ihey that In less than half a minute they can sen!* a wall 14 feet high by simply leaping on each other's shoulders, one man sustaining two or thru others. French In South America. Throughout South America French Is almost universally read; edition# of fhe classics are in most honje#. and book stares are Milled with modern French writers of prose or verse, both In translation and In the original. Wholsaoms Don't. Prm'r toss your temper, ft Is of far mere importance to keep good tempered and omllsitirhed even if things do co a Utile wrong than to set His nerves of (he whole family on edge hers u#e of sums nmtsMon. Oyster Mystery Explained. We are (old that oysters are sensitive to extremes of best. Which explain* why von run arm** in, fPW nf the little darling" In a bowj of toupv— Knox* vlllu Journal. Magician's Real Ohjsct. We do not learn tricks of magic fn order to derHve other peopto but to entertain tbsm. The magician's object Is not lo mislead hnt Io nrmmv s 1 Try cd advertisement In the HkntiHit, I
SUNDAY SCHOOL ] TO OIYE PLAY I■t Dramatization of the Book of f Nchemiuh by Baptist i Church Members. b The rally Sunday fur Hie Baptists l* will be Hie llr*l .Sunday In November, '* The nature of the Sunday tchool rally will be a play in the sfleriioou,drama- • tiling the Hook of Neheuilah. Young e men and boy# make up the characters 1 lu the play and the young a omen fur- » nisi! (be music Ttis lir»( "get luge- " ther" of the participant* villi beheld • Sunday after school y Roth a Junior and eeulor endeavor has been formed in the church. The e junior* meet each Friday afternoon at 1 4 o'clock in the social room and the the seniors meet Sunday evening* at 7 • o'clock in the social room. Miss Pol- • Kick Is planning thing* of much in- • tared for those who attend. • ♦ . . BUYS COTTAGE Hupl of Blackwood ADIuiumKo r Cciil l*ur cliu**r r. , Jaines A. Starkey, superintendent ■ at the Blackwood lira# tie Asyium. • was In town a few days ago, the gue.»t of H. L. tiielwagou and wife, tie and Mr. Hteluagou being brothers-in-law. { Mr. Starkey recently purchased the cottage 36 West avenue, and expects , lo occupy the house lu the sprlug He la well-known lu political circle* lu Cauideu County. Mr. aud Mrs. rilelwagon plan to remain In Oceau City this fall aud win ler. Uo)m Property Mere. Mr. Williamson, of Chester, ha* purchased for his son-in-law the B. Frank Suiitb property, 309 Atlantic avenue. The sale was made by F. E. Darby. Mr. Williamson, a few week* ago. bought a number of llie Rowland ' bungalows and other hnusea In the uortb section of Oceau City. ] T f i lutprovlog Property. « Parker Miller and wife have moved j from their Aabury avenue apartment*, j over their Ice cream parlora, to their i recently purchased cottage, 815 We*- 1 ley avenue. Tbey are making exien- \ sive Improvements to the lower floor i of (he house and will convert it into • an apartment, with hot waler heat. | — — — ■ i i An Open Wlaler? We had beautiful weather while the j sun waa "crossing the line." .If the * belief of the old seafaring men holds i good, thla would Indicate a mild win- J ter. AH but possibly the coal meu j hope that this will be the condition • thla year. J - r i i « Change It* Temperature. After an extremely warm Friday, ] with the thermometer registering be. (ween 80 and 90 degree#, the wind shifted to the northeast about 3 o'clock Saturday morning. There was, accord- ' higly. a decided change in the atmot- - pbere. 1 t + , i Wlldwood Music Paid. Down at Wlldwood the committee on music has reported to the city officials that lt« total receipts for the summer were |7.630 3i. The city approprl- ' alloo to the music commltte wa* 1 $5000. ! Noilce to Advertisers. Change* of copy for display advertisements must be at thla office not later than Tuesday noon for Insertion id the Hkntinkl. Thla rule will be strictly adhered to. adv.. tf Sheriff's SaieJ by virtue of a writ of Kx rent ion lo medlrectud. Issued out oi Cape May County Common Pleas Court ou the 27th day of Deptemb«r, A. D , 1#I8, 1 shall expose lo sale at publie vendue, on Monday, November 3, 1919 between (be hours of twelve and five o'clock p. to wit, at one o'clock loth* ancrnoon ««r said day, at tbe HberKTa office, lu Cape May Court House, Cape May Couuly, New All that certain lot or plsceot (round, situate, lying sod b*taf In tbe city 01 Omn City. COUDly of Cape MayandHtat* ot New Jersey, beta# n part of lois numberrd on* hundred aud twenty-oue (IZl), one hundred and tweoty-two C1ZJ1 and one huudrnt aud iwenty-thrtr (173) in SecttOO "C" ooti>etii.n of lots of the Ocean City Association, bounded and dracMbcd as lollnws, to w||-_ lleclnnlng at a polo I on Ihe southwesterly elds of Ninth street nfly-flTe (Udfeet southeasterly from the aoutbeasierly Hue of Him p. son avenue; containing In trout or hreedUi southeasterly on said Ninth street, sixty mm feet lo the northwesterly side of a fifteen fert wide alley, and of thai Width extendinrin fsogthor depth southwesterly between lines 1 w'lh aald Simpson avenue one hundred (100) feet, together with the bul .lings and Improvements thereon erected. . 1 dwk >nd 1 kitchen range, of folding chairs, several lablrs and trc«tie*, lot of lochere and all other goods end chattlraot the said defendant m, on or about the premises berelnbelore described. Auiouniol recovery and costa arc t%il.7l. Willi inu-rc-l andSberlfTs (ens in be added. Helxed a* lbe property of Ocean City Milltary Club, a corporation, dernndaut, taken In execQUonaltbe salt of Frank H. Ware, Trus le# In bankruptcy of Theodore V, Townsend, bankrupt, plnlntlrr. and to rwsold by ^ ^ ^ KOBKHTU. Ml I.I.KK, uberifl. Dated October 5. 1919. William N. Cooper. Alty. 10-#, it, 1». p., 117 ^ Sealed I'ropoKals. m Healed bids will be received by ih« Hoard at ( ominlaaloorra or Ucenn New Jersey, on povembor 8. IVIV. al three oviock In thr afterncion, at tba Commissioners' Chambers, city llaii, ib>wh Oty, New Jeisey far bond* of U»e City Of Ocean City, Nrw Jrraey, tbe total amnuni of l*n»o» r>*lng alxi* thousand dollars igaojnOiD)Ths bonds will hear date July |, lit}#, and will bear Interoaf at tbe rate or 6 |»»t cant i»*i annnm and the Inu-rn-t pal l ssml-anriuali* on July 1 and January I. in earn >r*r. Tile bonds will l» numbered rn>m I torn, Inclusive, snd fbey will be of u* dcnomiuatton of one thousand dollars, each ftlj/u oui Th# boods will mature as follows: Two or , of ***' trout M0 U > lkfl, Inclusive, and three of f t/rn, earn, on July 1, of each year from 1/ix to l?«Tinn|tJ Tnat nnleas the bid* arc rejeciad said bonds o !i ,?,#"'!,,rMrror 'I^ere com pi » . tug with tan tt-f iris Iff sale and orr*ring to i*,v the aroount nrcea«-ry lo t-erai.nl and to ran* t hsrefor Ihe Irnst arnmint ol ihfl iwrnds offered for eaiecommeDMhg with then>.| maturliii-* and if two Of more bidiiers nU*r In lake giirmme am<Hint nr «qrh bond* tl»*n to tiie bidder or bidder* oflrrlng to tmr Uicretor the iiigbeat sddlllonal price. 1 na bid. fo tm lu a sealed envelope and Mi* enveVijiC addrc>«r>| in the Ibwrd «>i Commi*. * bid foiT bonds!'* 00 W,,d 'M#1 .fipwajp treawsblrd to the highe*! rvapnn•ifde bidder, the Hoard of rniiitni*iinnt.f, SlIwdT' r^rVlDf lhp rifhl tn *5 ** «"? Of Cash of certified clirck In Ihe sum of if/fi m to aconropany ihs iu<| r« a guarantee i»» «mplr with (he term* of ihe pr»t*o«*i and S nftliidcd 10 unsocceas. fill bidder ar>d n ninded lo snrv-^Mfiti ludde r OAMtyrnent ol the i*»nds „ Tbe bonne in be deli vrrad at tlis TTeasnrer'ii cmce.CUy ll"h- <*r*E Cllv. New J?rary'm a#erM#ful bidder at ih«? hour nf 1V0 r» t'irick lh the afternoon 00 K'mmthi 1 leiu I at which iiq|« the sncco^rul bidder t» to »« tb* at* Treasurer oK^anClly, J»,w . ereey, the fiifi au-nunl of hi* bid. IfABItY A. MfJHItlH. Ot tobkf #, l»|f. Id p, u ., V.*!
Notice io Limit Creditors. | Kiduti ol Mark Uk«.ilteiw*d, ' [ i'ursuant to the order of Hurry h. ta.uxin*-., ' Huriotfuic of ibo County of 1 ap* Mnjr, m«.u- ; on the t M-en 1. v- second day »t Hcpgrmtuw, \- I). IMH.011 tlie ttppliontlon of tl»* subecrlU-r", sdiuiiilstrutnrs •»! »il«l 'lpn«wi, notice 1* hereby glvcu to IIh» creditor, of s«iil to i-xliiblt to tbc|sub»crll*-rs uudt-r «>Hth or rarliriiiHiloii Ihclr clwlm*«ud d« in tinl-eguii.-t the (-Unlv «•! will iini-4«iil wiililu nlm uioiiliik Iruiii llm iwrnlv-'WUlid >Uy of H«»|» tuiuber. A l>. tsiw. or ttn-y will iH>for«-v«r barrel or auy action ui;aiu.t the sub.critx-1 * Jiulrtl tk'pt* fiibvr A. If. lOiS. MAtitilK l.AKK AM) J. k'lt KHCOTT t.' A I )M A N . 1 i« »,»!., 1'. F. in ui AdiiUiiUtruLor*. SHERIFF'S SALE. lly virtue "d a %\rlt of I'lt-rl I-ucias, for ! ftulr of .Morl^uficd l*r« mists, to me directed, ' murii imiI ot the (.our! uf r.tmuccry of New Ji-r.«'y, ou Ihe 1st day of August. A 1*. lellf. . ! In a certain c.nw wherein .Marl* K. A, i.Schu on Is (Niiujt itiu*nl. aud Tin- lldl» vuc • t Company. Iiic.,citt's . arrdrfendahte. I shuli expyse to aalv at public vrndlic. on I" Monday, October 20, 1919 1 ktsrui llo hiiur* of twelve uii.l five jo'ch*cli |«- in., to wit ut ihr-n- o'clo«-K in ibe I aftrrii.-.n uf vod <tny, at tin- Slunll '> office, I 01 i'jiiH- May (U>urt IIvmiw, i'-»pc May County , New J« rv> : Ait lh »t ot-rlam iuorti;aKt--l premise*, w ith ihe anpurieiiaurcs, in thr bill of coinplMinl lu the --.hi cj»u*c particularly »*t forth and doaC/llnd. Ihltt I* to *m> : All lh .1 irart or parcel of lund sn i pr^io- !•» * her. inaltor i-*rucuUrly dr*cri(MHl. *uuulc In tbe I'Uy of Ocean I'll v. In thecoma* of uje May and .-*la!e of New Jcr-cv. II ^ |j. ult)^ mi m poihiwhlcu Is throe hui-drid (eel M>atbwfetcriy from the south w~terly line of Seventh sirr.-t, when a iitu Is drown ot rlktat ai.ttle* lo -aid S< xetitli ktrccl. ond wio i> * i>d 1* also one hundred and fifty f el eou'he*«twly from WiessHilhea-tsrl) llueul Allanlie avenue, wb it •-vh-ndol. u hrn m) I line Is draw 11 p.ralhl wllh ^4 Id N-vniili street; thvu-'e lu a southwesterly dir clinn and l>arul|rl wllti **ld Aliunde avenue, whrncxtended* (be dislaoct of ftftf feet, and ol this width extending tu length or depth * uih* r utterly between line-, parallel with tt:c«^»d Sr-vvnlh *tre#» lo lbe old nary high Water msik ot c-«* A Mantle ocean* Ifstog lh* * *m« tiremUcs which were granted and c«*U*cy«d iy Ihe said partv of Itic aecottd |»rl K, Ihn *aid oarly or the fir*! par: on the l'illi dav of April. WI2, and intended to b* fur lb with rr- • orded. Till* mortgage btlng a purchase inoner mortgage. The property will be -old subject lo the i .xt-s for i'Jll and 1*10; and also subject to u prior mortgage on which there U duet c prir.ctpal s*m of MAJM. together with lnt< r est I hereon from July 21. 1'l?. A mount du* under dicre* i. #J.4^3 10, writli luterrst and HbarlfTs feci to be added. HOIIKILT d. M ILLKK, Sherlfr. listed Sent. 21. IV10. J. Kllblan Tatcrn.Hoi'r. 9'Jb, 41 I'. F,#1WJV Ordiuaut'e No. 130. An ordinance to prohibit the placing or de Issuing of rubhlta, Waste, rr(u*c material-, •ubsianre, ariicle or thing, in or upon anv street, avenue, alley or highway not ovcr fitteen feel in width, or public plnor or public boardwalk in Ocean Cliy, New Jr-rwy Tbe Hoard of Commlsatonera ut tbe City of Oocau City do ordain: Section t. That It snail be unlawful for any person or persons to place or depo»H a- y rabblsb, waste, retuse materials, >ub*tanc<-. articioor thing in or upou any street, avenue alley or highway, not over fifteen trel In widib.or pu' lie place or public Hoard walk in Ocean City. New Jersey, or for any orraoii or to place any box, can container or receptacle, containing any rubb'sb. wasle, refuse material*, substawce, article or thloc In or upon any such street, sveonr. alley or highway, or public plaoeor public Hoardwulk said city. Heclion i. That the word person, whenever used In tbl-ordlnanc*abail be cuutuusAU" al*o mean firm, association, p ram ur n>rp«»ratlon. Bcciion X. That tbe word pnblle place w henever u-cd In tbl* ordinance shall he run. struct! lo mown and only mean a pub ic place other than a public slnet. avenur, alley, highway or public boaruwaik. Deetlen 4. Tli t any person or pMann* violating any of tbe provision* of this ordl--lance shall upon conviction beince the tsuicc Justice or other pe son havlngjuriadiciion n* . subject lo a fine not exceeding two hundred dohnrs, at Ihe dl-crclton of sucn officer tH-fo'* i whom any -ti-b person or person* mav be tried, or b* an imprisonment In Ui«i cliy or count) Jail for a term not exceeding twenty day*, al ihe discretion of such offic r ; that In , default of tbe payment of such fine *ucb per. I ■on or persons may be imprisoned In th* cliy , or countr jail for a term not exceeding ninety days at tbe discretion of such officer; thai th* fine msy be collected in the manner as provided by law. Section 0 That Ibis ordinance shall take . enrol at tbe expiration of ten day. from Ita final pavMgc. J08. O. CHAMPION, W. H. CAMPHKI.l., ROHKHT FISH Kit. Com in i-» inner* Tbe above ordinance was passed on first and second readings at a m eting of the | Hoard of Comminlonersol Ocean I nty. New Jersey, held September 20, 1010, Mnd on third reading add final passage at a meeting ol safu Hoard of Commissioners held October 6, HARRY A. MORRIS, 10-9, It.. P. K.,fl.W City Clerk. f T AVE yon a cottage, bungalow -*• or apartment to furnish? We a line of furniturb at less J than Philadelphia priqes. Window shades a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS A BRO. 720-22 ASBURY AVE.
Real Estate and Search Company REPRESENTS Fidelity Trust Company of Newark Wildwood Title and Trust Co. Title Insurance Searches, Abstracts of Title, Conveyancing Fire Insurance Prompt Service All Work Guaranteed , Money to Loan on Good First Mortgage Farms for Sale Offices in First Nationl Bank Building Cape May Court House v .T
# A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If ^ not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Electric Company
R. J. Ordinance No. 135. RECITALS. Th-- < an «Vy lu* tn:»<h' ' orUin public lni|>r>ivi uivpL, 1 1*.- r<«« t <»f wblth I* at l.ao g 59,4 J 2 *o. No part <>r the co-t of *t|Ch HuprovcwnU lia- Im • u .i*.*,-! i-J un |»ro|»crty b. jurtti-d. Such impri'vcbicnt*. their lucatlon, dates or • ->iuj-i« u.m and »r»- ! at foilu* - : Itatc of Irnfirvi'' f'n nt ! t'umplvtU'U : <*-i»r : IVatuc addition to Mu*lc F001 of MvKTlyn Tvrrxcc tat. ;tfi; J017 $29,tt45JM Pavilion Twelfth >'ir-.tt Drain From Wo- 1 Ave. lo Ucach June 10, 11>IS 14.477.82 Thorouichfa rv Fourth Ptr^.-t Wharf F«*>t ot Fourth Street Nov. 25. JIMS 4.7*'? 37 f'ir*t to Fifth Street Drains Along 1K«>W ch4» Aug 12. l:Mt» S..M l.Sil Jcttlr* built st Foot ot Twentieth Street tfriit. Ibis l.LtiiOO #50.4 12.M Is. -rd.-r to tttiiiK)rarlly flnxuee the co*t of ron»frurtlon of *utd Iraprovcuicnt*. the Cliy ha* frofu time to time ltx urrvd trmj-orary ii>dt-l>:i>drtpftr. which a* in (>xrt extended and ren.wtd i- : •« • » ut ■ n •-*•*! by temporary improvimnn notex dti-crlbod in the following *chcdu)c by their nuiuber-. dab*, maturities and amount* a» follow*: — .V.i'. '-<r Vote Maturity A*»<»w»ir 3SI Apr. 24, 1017 On demaiid S r.00.«» 3S.S May 2 'j, 11M7 On driuand O'.I.M :fSH May 20, 1017 Ou demand 4.'hk).0i» :tt»2 June 5, 1017 On detuabd 02;?. 50 394 June 5. 1017 On demand -I.OOO.uO 305 June 20. 1017 On detnand 4,(H>O.<»0 IM July 3. 1017 On demand 023.6«> 411 Aug. 7, 1917 On demand C.744.00 415 Aug. 14, 1017 Ou demand 023.5«> IK Aug. 14. 1017 On demand 1.528.57 421 'Oct. 2. 1017 On demand ,1.100,00 422 Oct. 2. 1017 On demand 2.775.00 4 2d tan. 30. 1017 On demand 770.00 1 2S Nov. »:. 1017 On demor.tl 0->.!»'l I -5 f»«. 18, 1017 on demand 353.72 4 4". Feb. 5. 101S On demand 100.t»*» 451 Mar. 5, 1018 On dmiand 275. "0 154 Apr. 2, 1018 On demand ffiiO.OO 171 July 1, 1018 (lu -demand 401.20 402 Oct. 7. 1918 On demaiid 4.50.IK) 382 Mar. 27. 1017 On d. m.\nd 155.00 3<m> May 20. 1017 On d-rnand 18.50 420 Nov. 13. 1017 On demand 2.50 50 4 :?2 Dec. 4. 1917 On demand 1,909.52 43.1 Dec. IS. 1917 On demand 25 90 III Jan. A, 1918 On demand 1.591.50 453 Apr. 2. 1918 On demand 1.600.00 459 Apr. 30. 1018 On demand 1.250.00 405 June 10, 1018 On demand 4,540.00 4GK July 1. 1918 On demand 131.90 4SS Oct. 7. 1918 On demand 200.00 $00 Nov. 30, 1918 On demand G50.00 44S Feb. 5. 1018 On demand 1,000.00 4 CO Apr. 30. 1918 On demand • 1,000.00 4 CD . July 1. 1918 On demand 23.37 475 July 15. 1918 On demand 1,215 00 484 SepL 30. 1918 On demand £24.00 491 Oct. 7. 1018 On demand 50.00 4-«7 Nov. 25. 1018 On donand G50.00 478 Aug. 5. 1918 On demand fi.450.00 4 SO Aug. 12. 1918 On demand 1,700.00 487 Oct. 7. 1018 On doznand 75.00 509 Jan. 13, 1919 On demand 31K Kd 483 Sept. 30, 1918 On demand 1 .602.00 The Hi»nnl of CommLwioucr* «»f the City of Ocean City do Ordain : 1. General Improvement Hood* of the City of Ocean City In the aggregate principal amount of $00,000 are hereby authorized pursuant to the provision* of an net of the Leg- j Mature of the State of New Jerwcy, entitled: "An Act to authorize and regulate the |**u- ; ancc of t-ondr and other obligation^ and the Incurring ot ind<-btt-dnc** by couuty. city, bor- J ougb. village, town, townthlp or any municipality governed by an improvement oomml--»ioo." approved March 22. 1910. ron*titutlng Chapter 252 of the Pamphlet 1-aw* of 1910 a* amended. Said bond* »hali be dated July 1, 1919. and *hal! bear IntL-reat at the rate of five per centum <5^) per annum, payable *emf-annually on July 1 and January 1 in rar»h year. *hall be numbered from 1 to CO. tncltinlve. «holl be ot the denomination of 11.000 each, and *ball mature $2,000 on July I In eaeb of the year* of 1920 to 1937. inclusive, and $3,000 on July 1 In each of the year* 1938 to 1945. Inclusive. 2. Tbe money to be ral*cd by aald bond- «ha!l be applied to the payment of the temporary improvement notrx In the recital* hereof, or to renewal* or extension « <»f aaid notoa, b ► ued for the ImprovcmenU and »tat<d in *ald recital* and to the payim nt of the co*t of thi* Imuc of bond*. The amount of money neenwary fur *a!d pur;->*v, 1* SCo.oOO. 3. The following matter* are hcrehy determined and declared : (al The average of the different period* of u*efuloe** of the properties and Improvement* within the limitation* of «rid Act. taking Into consideration the amount of bonds lo be l*»urd on account of the rerctal purpose*, i* twenty-* Ix year*. (b) The average *»*«•*«! valuation of the taxable real property. Including improvement* of the city, computed upon the next three preceding valuation* thereof. In the manner provided In Section 12 of said Act I* $8,490,255.00. (e) The net deb: of the oltv computed In the manner a* provided in Section 12 of raid Act. up to and Including the date of November 27. 1917. wa* .067%. which per centum wa* found when the net debt of the city wa* Increased In the total *um of the variou* contract* for the purpo*#a hrrtnfore »et forth in thl* ordinance allowing, nevrrthele-* «uch deduction* a* allowed by law; that the present net debt of tbe city 1* .0624% ba*ed on : the rate of ,% after an allowance of 2% additional ha* been allowed. (d> The kUtcmcnt* required by Section 12 of Mid Act have been made and filed a* therein required. 4. ThLs- ordinance shall take effect al the expiration of ten day* from Ita final pxv»ag«. \ W. ||. « AMFilKLL. * J«»S. U. < HAMIMON. ROBERT FISHER. At|lgl. Commissioner". 11ARRY A. M ORR 18. City Clerk. TLe foregoing ord I nance waa adoifod on the sixth day of October, 1919 The tiond* authorized thereby will be i**ued and ileilvereid on or after Nn*fml*er 4. 1910. °Lpro0?^,n,f 10 ""Ide^r vacate thl* ord I nanee mn*t be begun with>10 twenty days after the publication of tbia statement. W II. CAMPBELL. J08. G. CHAMPION. ROBERT K1HHKU, comittlsxloners. 10 9 ll I> K «"*» HARRY A. MoKKIK. 10 9. II., 1 . S..«73. City Clerk.
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