0cean city sentinel

VOL. XXXIX.

~~ ' ■ . ... - — ■ OCEAN CITY, N. J„ THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1919.

NO. 37 I

Ocean City Sentinel Put>U»**4 WMkly at occan city. im. u. -ByR. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor $1.00 Per Year, 8trictly in Advance. flKOlVAL. pr. w. p* haines COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCCAN CITY. N. J. i Mo 10 u. m. OKPICK iiOU KB: \ 1 lo 5 p. m. | i to i p. ui . |i«ll I'hont. 290 MeUlc-ri (iyinoaallca M *■•*!« ana Corrective Uymuaillci HwaiuuMovtuieuii Du. Florence B. Haines lloara by Appointment OCEAN CITY, N. J. Hour*— J-lOa, m.. Mt p. in Allen Corson, H. D. 8i6 Wesley Avenue Ocean City Now Jersey .Bell W. I dw ratals 130-A. gkrschel pkttit, m. d. 007 wesley ave. ocean city, new jersey office Hour*: • to 10 a. m, 7 to 8 p. in. Phone officr uouii wjomsti Until » a in. I S p- m. a 9 p. iu. John h. Whiticar, m. d. Eighth and central Ave. ocean city. n. j. pR, Wilson Y. Christian MDentist •< 809 Central Avenue oveaa city. h. j. Bell Phone, 162. Phone i»«-W Ocean City Calla Given Immediate Attention Aiicnuuu

DR. DAVID M. SAXE = VETERINARY SURGEON fjj >9 north*vikq!nia'5?vbnue uj ATLANTIC CITY. N. I. [1 Formerly Chief Venrinarl«n U. 8. Laprcea Co. Office Hour*, Ooean City 1 Tuieday Wednesday ,T 9 Itf-J"- m Friday, Batorday, 1 1 30-6J0 p m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Oeeao Cltv Office PhlladelpbUUfficf oj5 Kightb HL ltSC> Real Kaiala Treat HidePtionr. 24&- J J»b©ns, Walnut IW»__ Booth Picon kb ' Night Pbona Call, W- W j Hughes' Central Pharmacy Bth and Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N.J Phoue WW k Pbone yonr order* W * det1 I ATmi 1YS.AT.U w . Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman n LAW -OFFICES *0S Nirtn STftCtT Law eviioifia ; Ocean City, N. A. atwamtic City. N. 4. 1 '. * Ofrici Houm; 10 a. m. a a. ■. MORGAN HAND, j I ATTORNEY and ' CO U NSELLOR-AT-LA W , Solicitor. Maatar and Kxaminar tn OftaPMO, pre me Court Oommlaetoow. Notary rubttr. [ 41AFI IAV WHUT UOt'lA, N. J. (Oppofte PobliC Bttlldiojta) W. Holt apuak. APnaaw C. Boewai.i LAW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, Mxarute 1* Chahossy I BOURSE BUILDINO, L. ArtbUHY AVKNUB and KjOHTH BTR*n - ockan city, n. j. LAW OFFICES | Godfrey & Read j Hooma $16, $1$ and $17 Bartietl Building. :: : C ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 2 Conryyinclrg Notary Public |i JOSEPH L. PYLE | Member Boc. Inc. Accountants N PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Interna Tai Rtperu 757 Asbury Ave, || Wm, H. Collisson, Jr. Aho. M. Am. BOA a K. Civil Eflgloecr and Sucreyor U»y Keglneer, Oman City, Jl. J» ABBOTTS' | , Alderney Dairies i 1., Inc. PhlUdfitptilii and Seaahore Seventh St. and West Ave Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk l_| A VH yot* • cottage, bungalow • 1 1 or apniinient to furnish? We h«¥l « line of furniTDSR lew Iha PhJUadr] jihin pficeft. Window nhattaa ft specialty. CHAS. C. ADAMS A. BRO. 720*33 ASBURY AVE.

Progressive League Tablet THE Memorial Tablet Committer of the Young Men's Progressive League herewith submit to the public a corrected list to date of nauie4 complied for the Memorial Bronze Tablet to be erected iu the future, and if any person known of one whose name doc* not appear in the following list, or if any | name us it appears is not spelled correctly or any initial as a part of a name is lift ' out, they will l>e conferring a favor by immediately notifying any of the following named gentlemen, who constitute the Memorial Tablet Committee : Walter Allen, Dr. J. lliornlcv Hughes aud Dr. Wilson Y. Christian. The committee desires to have each and every name of Men aud Women who enlisted or was otherwise iu the service of the United States from Ocean City, only, ^ during the recent World War. aud they likewise appeal to the public to co-operate uloug the line of submitting names a* stated, so that an authentic list may be com- 1 piled, utid arrangements brought to bear for the completion of said Tablet. Roll of Honor I John H. Adams Dominic Gcrbasio Raymond Price Raymond Adams Leonard Guaracuia Joseph L. Pyle Raymond Barlow Daniel R. Goodwin Chester Roa-; JjuBIFiDc Barr Raymond Haley Raymond Reeves >.1 Karl P. Bieckley Morgan Hand. 2nd Ellsworth A. Rogers pJoscpkUrcckley John Hclliwell Edward A. Rodgers I Joseph Borderierix Dr. W. P. Haines Alfred R. Smith , I Joseph Boothrovd Theodore Hildrcth Harry Sliarpham I Roy Benthum Isaac Huffman Joseph Swau Wm. J. Batcaon Clarence W. Hartman Norvin C. Smith Hntiey L. Chuttiu William Ingcrsoll Harl Sharp I Walter R. Chntlin, Jr. Chris. IugersoU Horace P. Smith I Howard Craven William C. Jeffrie* Thomas Scull I William C. Chance liviug M. Jeffrie* Richard W. Sooy I Dudley Cone Leroy Jeffries Nathaniel C. Smith I George F. Conver Roy JohiiNOii Charles Schock I Andrew Cobb John M. Johuson Arthur Shoemaker I Hwing T. Corson lot ward H. I/re Jay Smith I Roger Cooper Harry L. Lake Charles Stctzer Barton Champion William A. Lynch Maurice Sharp f Leon Campt»ell Harold V. Lynch Prank J. Sanuino I Hurold Cotton Malcolm C. Leslie John H. Svil Edward Cotton Earl E. Mcrryman Maurice Scull - Russell E. Crane Oscar Morey Joseph Shropshire I Nicholas Dc Rose Ralph E. Moslcy Bud Striding . ' Bmnnin J. Douglass Joseph Miroghioli Rev. R. S. Snyder I Guiscppe Datillo Thomas M.Morris Elbert Trout I Harry Dibb John Marts, Jr. John E. Trout Vance L. Kaly Thomas Morrison Ncwlin Turuer Prank Evan* William J. Mechati Otto Thompson George Pollin George D. Norcom Ralph VanGilder Henry W. Foil Id* Charles Nickles Wilbur VanTine . I Constant Ponl Karl Ncwkirk R. Richard Voss 7 John M. Fisher Claude E. Nickcrson Maurice Wriggins Mnuricc L.Foster Sari W. Nickcrsou Hculings Wallace I Koscoe Fannce Anthony Postie I)r. John H. Whiticar^ I George W. Goodrow Victor Pontiere Albert H. Westoti I J. Loreu Goff James Palermo Albert H. Well* • 1 William Gibb, Jr. Stanley Pierce Prank Ziegler War Service I Miss Alctlia Townsend Mis* Anna Wallace Arthur Bltckman Rev. M. M. Lewi* j Norman Harvey Collision Wm. K. Ms**ev, Jr. 1 C. Eugene Darby George W. Sooy, Jr. i Harold Ferguson Wm, Gilbert "In cnemoriam" Wesley Cordery Nicholas Imptglitzzi Lawrence Russell Henry Elmer E. Ranck

F iEljrjstmas auD Ncni Bear 0ift Suggestions j FOff j j Toiltt Lot job. ^ Foubisin Ftni Combi P»t« *»4 Sh«« Toolb Bruihei *nd ,wl,MMslwt*»" Sterrio Stoves Tooth Bru.b ITI holder* makeaniomloift. Ccou|m u.,h„ 1(1 "Romiaee Choea- We atl *&!** hiiod Pock«xbooh« m Uifi" III Th*rrma BoIUm AII Strj«. Piic«» .. .,kl ud c.«t »« Q I War, In a porlUa* to me.t rou> | 1 - I Brint thr h.l>, in snd «>i lit accuT,!, w*Ifht oa out B*hr 5cm g or Chririma* Cnmela*adlvto» Mm« .J® foi roar to d,tiv« «ttt». During Hughes' Central Ph,ar?7ia^yN j i ci k.t, w,«irv Ave J- Tfcor*i«7 p- D- 0ce«n CHy, N. « jjj Rlghth and Wesley Ave. FsarBKisi (■ ckirgt |[| Fv/1ea\7E^r3S| * _ m r N CHILDREN A 2 WOMEN WEN Sweaters S f Glores Hi" «■ $ A Underwear vrl?.w.. Umbrellas X * Night Gowns Pearl Waists X 2 Camisoles Necktie* School Dresses f J SuTpradm j A Il.nrt »»K« Umltrw.r 5 { ' » HSr* t X Bit lie Burke'* Umhrellai Ribbons A M Bloom Pets ®2Slei, Bloomers X V Boudoir Caps Annk!, A * Here are Just a doxen Christmas OiO .uKRestions for each member o * | | I 111 609 A8BURY AVENUE | j Weaver s OCean city, n. j. j SUOOESTIONS FOR tChvistmas Bttjicrs ao t„ aJ— — ppi - — — Mayers to Atlwntlo AV..-HW o»ortti» WHm ™ .„T --f" - "" ~ AdvertiBe in the SENTINEJ.

ASKS FOR SPECIAL ELECTION ON COMMUNITY BUILDING

Trade Board Selects Committee to Prepare Petition to Present City. Through the eflurta of 8. B. Hwan, a detluiie move at ia»t ha* been made toward securing a memorial building here Iu bouor of the boy* who were lu the service during the war with (Jermany. Mr. 8wan again brought the subject up at the adjourned meeting of the Hoard of Trade Tuesday eveulug. He vigorouidy urged that alepa be taken looking toward the coualructlou of such a building, and presented tbe fob I lowlug resolution, which waa unani- j rnouely adopted; ••He it "Heaolved, by tbe Hoard of Trade of Oceau Uhy that a committee of five be appointed to procure the proper petition aud tecure auftlcient signer* petitioning the Commiaatuuera of Ocean (•Uy to prepare an ordinance calling for a upeclal election to vote on a bond laoue for a proposed community building In Ocean City at • memorial to tbe men of this city who served In tbe late war" Prof. J. M. Htevens, superintendent of the city's schools, spoke of tbe crowded condlliou of tbe local acbool houses aud he called attention to tbe necessity of increased accommodation a for the Oceau City Slate Hummer 8c boo 1. As outlined at the meeting, the pro* po,ed community building could be so built as to provide tbe required acbool accommodations, an auditorium for gatherings of tbe towna|*ople, a public library, etc. Tbe following were selected ae tbe committee: Tbe Kev. George W. Yard. B. B. Swan, tbe Kev. Dr. Bnyder, Prof. J. M. Stevens and K _W. Edwards. FRATERNAL VISIT Local K. of 1*. Entertained by Uennlavlllo Lodge. A delegation of tbe members of Oceau City Lodge. No. 66. K. of P., I paid a visit to Dennlavllle Lodge, No. I 130, on Baturday night. The degree team of Ibe Ocean City lodge exemplttled tbe rank of knighthood, there being several candidates from Cape May Oily. An excellent supper waa provided I the visitor*. Among those who went from Ocean City was \\ llllam Lake, wbo founded 1 Ita f \^n rtVat«llla I s\r( rra A nnmhAF rif ( tbe Dennleville lodge number of

years ago^ Baildins Bnagslow,. Otis M. Townsend, builder, of this city, will erect two bungalows, with a garage under eaeb, at tbe corner of Fourth street and Atlantic avenue Each house will have four rooms wd bath. The bungalows will coat $0000 eath. Tbey will be attractively arranged aud quite bome-llke In every , Oris Two File Clerks. According to dispatches from Trenton last week, Cape May County's new assemblyman, CHy Solicitor Andrew C. Boswell, will bave tbe appointment of two file clerks. Mr. Boawell said a few days ago that be was not in Treulon last week and officially he kuo ad nothing or the report. EASTERN STAR | HAS NRW OFFICERS

Installation Ceremonies Were j largely Attended— Past Of- | ficers Given Jewels. I Ocean City Chapter, No. 85. OtdM 1 1 of tbe Eastern Star on Monday evening held Its annual election and Installation of officers, who are »a follows: I Worthy matron, Mrs. Harry 8 , Adams; patron, Mrs. Ruaeel I H Nutty; I associate matron, Mis* Julia Bcoll;| aecmlary, Mlee Harriet Ulbb; tres-| surer, Mra. L M. Creaee; conductress, I Mrs, Charles Baron; aasoctate conduo- 1 trees, Miss Marguerite Engltab; uueteee. Mrs M. B. Htanuard and MUs Bus Willis. The appointed officers are: Mies I Mary l\)iburn, chaplain; Mra. William G. Abbott, marshal; Mlsa Ions Adams, organist; M re. Freeman RisI I ley. warder; Warren Smith, sentinel. I Tbe star points are Miaa Bertha Rots, i Mlsa Towner, Mrs. Clarence B. Bcull. I I Miss Barab Cofl and Mra. A. M. Pluuimer. The Installation ceremonies were in | M charge of tbe past matron, Mra. Geo. I [ C. Murphy, and tbe preeeuUtlon of tbe past officera' Jewels waa made by i Harry K. Paonell, of Atlantic City. ) Visitors from Atlantic City, Camden I and nearby points were present k At tbe ooncloaloo of the work, re-

( freshmenta were served by tbe male JJ l\ members end many toftg*. under the " V leadership of Clinton D. Lowden, I were sung and enjoyed. 1 1 -S 1 I * Ware's tpartattleSi 1 f< % I Freeh roasted, hot peenuta, 24 cent* a per pound. f Large new fancy mackerel. 2 Ml. Holly sweet elder by tne quart j J | or gallon. L Elegant flavored coffee only 60 cents ( P per pouod; good as the beat. L & New crop New Orleans motaaeee, 80 1 ^ 1 cents per quart . I, 5 Large assortment choice apples, or- 1 % A ; anges, bananas and all kind of- milt L R I always on band. \\ a j.'resb eggs right from the country, , x plenty of them. I, ®r Hefna's sweet mixed pick lee, very = tasty. 16 Cents per half-pound, adv., tf !Por Balx-5 stojry double houatJ with lot 40x86 feat, Noa. 8 and 10 Thltij •treat, for $8000; houses <s>st considst- V ably mora monay. Waa, gea Moves, range— 8 room* and bath each house. I Apply U. W. Aii.Hi W1R »*♦-. | I'hllV, P. w)r„ ! Art yno looklm <«» »«««•»[(• )n th« U.«l»0(s prtcw (800 I. SW0 or . L»«* -»*> <«y font. <" gWWXf lOwnT For Urm, -PPG I" Ab»l IV ttcoti. n: u««™< •*««•. « r»™U». « FOR H.L.-Th. r.rj djr.lr.M. «r-

LOAN S0C1RTY MAKES BIG DRIVR ( Home Building Association Sells More Than iooo New ShareB of Stock. The drlva of the officers of the Home j Building and Loan Association, of tbl* city, for new members 1# meeting < with unexpectedly fine results, it was stated by officials of the organization after the annual meeting of the stockbolder* of the association Wednesday i ulght of last week. It Is said that, from indications, at l*ast 1000 new shares will be issued. The association has 1000 shares of stock divided smong the people of ibl» cliy. aud, with 2000 shares of stock beld by the , residents, tbe association will be among the most, prosperous of tbe building aud loan associations In t tilsection, and It is only six year* old. Tbe following officers were re-elected at tbe annual meeting: President, Dr. J. Thoruley Hughes; vice president, Harry A. Morris; secretary. J. Edward Voss; treasurer, William F. Gardiner. Tbe following directors were elected: John P. Fox. J. E Voss, Dr. H. T. Foulda, Harry A. Morris and H. 8, Vtowrer for three years each; Joseph L Pyle for one year. Mr. Pyle wa* elected a director a abort time since to fill tbe vacancy caused by (be death of Asaemblymau Mark Lake. OU & Uarr, of Camden, were reelected solicitors, and Heory W. Towneend, R Curtis Robinson and J. lieevee HUdrelb were chosen as auditors. DANCES POPULAR aemi-Weeklr Social Gattscrlnic* Draw Young People. Tbe dances In (be P. O. 8. of A. I ball In (be Haun Rulldiog on Monday and Thursday evenings are drawing large numbers of tbe youog people of (be city, and (be affaire are very mncb enjoyed by all of (bem. Arrangement* have been made to bave an Instructor at the ball Monday evenings to give lesaona to tboae desiring to lesrn tbe seductive art. There are to iesrn ine seouciive in. losre arc

•pedal events on Thursday evenlnga. There will be a block party tonight. A. P. Colllsson aud Wllllatn L. Gil ben, of this city, are In charge or the ^ I dances. Woman nadir Hurt. I Mrs Mary Jack, of Palermo, while walking along tbe road on her way to visit Dr Corson lu ibis city, a few I evenings since, was knocked down In I tbe dark by an auto driven by a resident of Ocean View. Tbe owner of the machine took tbe womau to ibe borne of Mlsa Bailie Youog, near by, where Dr. Corson was summoned and dressed her injuries. Bbe was unconscious for 24 hours, but Is now recovering. Bbe sustained severe lacerations of the bead, and a number of sticbea were required.

RED HEN'S TRIBE ATTENDS CHURCH Members o f Organization Hear Strong Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Snyder. A large number of (be member* of | Kalmia Tribe. No. 220, 1uji> O. K M.. attended services In a body lu tbe First Presbyterian Cburcb last Bun day evening, and Ibe edifice was com forlably filled. Tbe men took seats reserved for them lu tbe body of tbe cburcb. On ibe right of tbe pulpit wa* a large American flag and on (be left was the tribe's baone . The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Bnyder, extended a cordial invitation to tbe lodge men to tbe service. He said that be trusted that he would be able to give them a message of tbe preaeut aud future that may be an inspiration to tbem and tbelr order. Tbe subject of blsexcelJent discourse vn>, "Wauled — A Man." Ha look his text from Jer. 6; 1. It wa* an address to tbe men of tbe commuuity aud uatlou to arouse ibetn>elve* to tbe great tasks that are confronting therein beginning, referring to bis text. Dr. Bnyder aald that tbe cry today is for a man In whom tbe country can bave confidence. Tbere has not yet appeared on tbe horizon one wbo can lead us out of tbe present chaotic conditions. Tbe speaker tben told of tbe characteristics of the mau required. Flret, be must have reverence for tbe law and tbe sscred duty and privilege of citizenship. Dr. Bnyder illustrated ibis point by graphically recalling the siory of tbe Pilgrim Fathers, their steadfastness throughout to tbelr faith in the All High. Tbey breathed tbe ideals or America Tbese were tbe men who bad be spirit of God. He showed bow far afield tbe people of America of today have gone since tbe time of tbelr forefathers. Tbe second thing needed was a great reverence for the Babbatb as a day of rest and worship. Again tbe past was referred to as tbe add teat of tbe blessednea* of tbirf kind of a day. Tbe oatlon must observe tbe day from the tUndpoloi of health as well as from tbe standpoint of reverence for God's laws. In tbe third place, tbe speaker aald. there must be reverence for tbe cburcb and tbe things of God. Tbe Cburcb today stands as tbe loan defender of God's righteousness. We bave bad no reverence for tbe things of the Cburcb. We have sown to the whirl

wind and we will reap tbe coose- , quences. Tbe cry of today Is for men wbo will strip themselves of tbe euptrflu t ou« things of this world and fight for tbe things of God. > There was excellent singing at tbe services. First was a tenor solo and tenor obligate to tbe quartet, "Seek Ye tbe Lord." by Dr. J. Thoruley Hughes Mrs. Taylor Bolte sang a pretty solo, "I Waited for tbe Lord." , During tbe silent prayer at tbe close . of tbe sermon. Miss Louisa T. Corson sang "He Pilots Me." ' • ■ i Bosrdwslk iBprotenenii. Tbe City Commissioners are ar ranging to begin as early as possible improvements to the Boardwalk above Flftb street.

— 1 COUNTY HAY TAKE OYER STREETS HERE , P City Officials Send Request to y Cape May County Board r of Freeholders. e The City Commissioners, at their u weekly meeting, passed a resolution p looking to making Central avenue, from Thirty-fourth street to Fifty fifth „ | street. Flfiy-flftb street to Bay avenue, c and Thirty-fourth street, from c Central avenue to Asbury avenue, a ^ Btate and eon nty road, tbu« connecting c two sections of Btate and county roads ^ In this city. ] In tbelr effort* along this line, tbe City Commissioners adopted the fol- f 1 lowing resolution, wbtcb was sent to , tbe Cape May County Board of Free- , bolder*; i Be It I Resolved, by the Board of Com mis- | sinners of Ocean City. New Jersey. ( I that tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders 1 of IX. pe May Coonty, New Jersey. *rr 1 K.ntiv *\*t ii tani-ri tn sivrnl tbe followhereby to accept tue tonow- ,

lug street* and avenne »u Ocean City, New Jersey, which tbla Board of Oommlsetoners are willing to turn over to the caunty of Cape May. and a*td street* and avenne being described as follow*; Thirty-fourth street, from the southeasterly side of Asbury avenue to tbe southeasterly side of Central avenue, sod Central avenne from tbe southwesterly eWe of Thirty fourth etreei to the southwesterly side of Fifty flftb st reel, and Fifty flth Mrwi from the northwesterly x*d* of Central avenue to tbe southeaaterly side of Bay avenue; and that this bosrd will paas •och other rewluitou or resolutions or execute such i\e«et«ery papers In utder that tbe said streets and avenue may j properly and legally turned over to tbe county of Cape May and by so do ing, lbs turning over and awepilng of aald street* and avenue, that tbs unconnected link will tben be supplied between two section of the Btate and count* roads; and be It further L Re«d ved, that a certified copy of this resolution be given to tbe clerk or tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders of the county of Cape May. Miss H Alice Wolgamnl of "The Little Bhop" is having an X mas sale of novelties, tojra and children'* book* iK.Sr^»»T ■ jgt&tur — • - - • - ■ Aa W i tk W tf „\r, • «iss" "srr

VETS OF '61 TO BE HONORARY MEMBERS OF LEGION

Morgan -Ranck Post Approves Snggestion— Indies' Auxiliary is to be Organised. The bl monthly meeting of MorganRanck Post last Thursday evening proved to be a very busy and Interesting one. Committees, hard at work on their various tasks, tendered reports of pro Z The suggestion that CW1 War veterans, members of Ibe G. A. R , be invited to Join tbe poet as honorary members met with unanimous approval. It wae also planned to luv|t« tbe mothers, wives and sister* of legion members to attend the special open meeting of the post to be held In tbe Oily Commissioners' room, Cttj Hall, Thursday evening, December 18, when a ladles' auxiliary to MorganPost will be formed. post Chaplain R. B. Bnyder suggested the placing of wreaths in me moriem, on Christmas Day, upon tbe grave* of Abraham Morgan and Klin tr E. Rauck, shoe names this post bears. ^ _ Delegates were elected to atteud tbe first annual convention of tbe t^ape May County body of tbe legion, wbtcb will tend to bind the several porta lu ■ K. nnnnfp An kIm*I Wlttlnn n

(be county in closer^ relation. WMl WW After Over. Walter Allen, manager of the Ob*» a Read hardware store !b this city, returned last week from a two weeks' gunning trip around Glaesbotn and Woodstown Hs was on* of a party from that section, and he killed 18 or 14 rabbits aod a balfdnaen quail. Mrs. Allen and baby spent the laM week at Glassboro. Mr Allen wilt leave next Monday for Aiak»n, In the lower end of Burlington County, to be ready to start after deer early Tueaday motiving. He la a member of the Buck Hunting Club, of CHaaahoro, To One and AH— Do not forget tbe oM reliable Bay Villa Laundry, which wae established In 1318 Try it once- , complete ynor laundry ehlhjw ' r wait Unil, wrtte or phone. I83-W, ; 217 Ray avenue, Ocewn Crty. Frances Freeman, Prop. I adv., 6-8, 8mo«. f l/vave your order* IBrtf for beautiful r Holly Wreath*. » cents each, made f hy experlencrtl flutist, at the home of Joseph Broad ley, Jr., Wl Asbury eve. adv., il-jr, ItJuvenile garments of all de-et*r« Hons, and also fancy lamp shades • sr.»f SB.4SSLSS"*" • hie,, IhWts $L boaridma Wakt w> -Warm rooms , _ |fc . Wnmn-mtilik mHiiM ftt Nttotab Ma k"i adv it

YACHT CLDB HAD SPLENDID SEASON Organization in Boand Financial Shape— Next Dinner Dance December 19. The Ocean City Yacht CloU held its regular meeting oa Monday evening at tbe Manufacturers' Club. Philadelphia, at which time the bosioees of ibt past season was reviewed. Tbe opinioD was unaulmoua that much had been accomplished by Ibe variou* committees and member* during Uie year about to close, aod U la quite pleasing to all concerned to be able 10 say that the club Is lu a most sound financial condition, having closed tbs beason with all current obligation* met. with a balance In banx. Commodore James W. Fern ley, Robert B Vollum and Alfred M.Gray were appointed to audit tbe books. Tbe eocial features of tbe club will be continued during tbe winter moolba tn Philadelphia One dinner dance has already been beid. and tbe next will take place at tbe Rooeevelt, 2021 Chestnut street, on Friday evening, December 19. Tbe member* are looking forward with keen expectation to ibie particular event, as a "real lime" has been promised, and tbe committee I* making great pre pa rat ion a to spring surprises. It la hoped that tbe Ocean Cttv member* will avail themselves of tbe opportunity to spend that evenxoc, December 19, with tbe Philadelphia members, aud help to make tt 'tbe best Cbrtrtmaa party ever." Kindly notify Juhu E Wick, secre- . tary, 951 Chestnut street. Pbiladel- ' pbta. a day or two previous to tbe date mentioned, so that pro visions may be r made tor a* many as one carat to take to lite affair. HAS LARGE CHOIR aeiboaut chorus Please* Local Cta arch Member*. A chorus of fourteen voices la oow heard every Bunday In tbe First M. , E Cburcb. under direction of Clinton D. Lowden. tbe organist, aud the *lug;oR is enjoyed by tbe church memriugiug iniMjjru uy lur LUUIVU UICUJ- .

aod visitors. Tbere ta a soprano needed to tbe cburcb a vocal quartet, and one J; will be picked from tbe choraa. Miss Estelta Ralston, of Bomera' Point, wbo Is oow tbe contralto vocalist In tbe choir, sang a pratty solo, in , excellent voloe, on Bunday morning. Pawed ExsutttBlieo. c J. Preecott Csdmen, wbo, wltb Mr*, c Mark Lake, la conducting the under- ^ taking buslneaa here, has received word tbat be pawed tbe examination B he recently underwent before the Bialc B examining board that grants licences [ to those engaged In tbla occupation Mr Cad man was engaged (or som* x time In assisting Mr. Lake before tbe c latter'* death, and be also lock a course of study in a Philadelphia college last spring. AGENT TO GIVE AUTO LICENSES State Representative is to be In This City Thursday, December 18. A representative of tbe State Motor Vehicle Department win be In tbe police conrl room In crty ball here Thursday, December 18. to issue auto licenses for tbe coming year. Among tbe qoerttotislo be auawered are tbe following; ••Do you speak, read and wrtte English? If naturalized, state when and where, and native of what country. Have yoo ever had any accident while operating a motor vehicle? Have yon ever bad any motor vehicle lleeovr 1 or certificate revoked or suspended tn 1 in tbla Btate or elae where? If so. give particular*." Tbe agent will be bere tor a day or , two. It !b l bought— euffirieuliy long lo - give tbe licenses to tbe large numbers tbat donbUem will apply toT - these ntcaesary papsra. p Mr. Property Owner; — Renting will start early in 19x0. x Lilt yonr Ocean City property e with us For Rent or For Sale. e JOSKPB 1. SctrtA Agbscy, h 757 Aslmry A vt,, Ocean City, N,J-

CITY ORDERS MOTOR DRIVEN APPARATUS FOR STREET WORK

Petition Against Each Action Improperly Prepared — Direcj tor Fisher Mshet Statement I Ac effort cm tbe part at 159 rartdanli I of ihi* rts-Tfi to bave tbe CHy Com- { mistftooer* pass at: cerdiaaooa In repeal | ordinance* Nua. 12S 'and 196, ak tbs weekly meeting of tbe board, tailed primarily because iba petition was not property prepared. Tbe ordinance* the peZtXfcatMtt de- | aired repeaiad provide foe tbe parj chase of a motor drtvau rqwtokjfeug 1 1 cart, a uioior power truck wltb domp- ; j log body, a motor power road scraper, - a motor power vehicle for tbe d tractor f of the department of streets and bigbi ways and tor the uee of (be has Mb tfe- * partmeot aod eccb other depart meets * aa tbe same may have lo ta aacaaai r- '■ liy uoed. Tbs petit ioc read: "W*. tbe aodtrMgnsd legal » utaa I of tbe city of Ocean City. Coonty of i Cape May. N. J. resitting tbe gwt i change* and radical dapartota Is Iba methods of providing for Iba moisten - . a net ot tbe rtrtrts of Oceao Oty, aa ! contemplated by tbe provuiona of Ordinance No. 125 and Ordinance No. * 126. and tbe financial burden to tbe r taxpayer! hidden.! to tbe pcrcbaea of ' all or part of tbe equipment specified t In tbe above cited ordinances, do n» . epectfoiiy petition your body to pass * an ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 126, which reads aa todowaf' I Tol* ordinance aod Ordinandi So. * 126 in fall are tben gi vee. i Cootie a log. tbe petitkm req wears - tbat tbe board defeat tbe raaolattoo tc- - trod need by tbe director ct treats and highway* at tbe meeting of tbe Comr mi**ioner* of Ocean City beld Nuiam- * ber 24. 1919, providing toe awarding . the contract tor tbe pure base of a alert x tank sprinkler (motor) and a motor t crock with a damping body or lo eabok s«cb matters ae are cnniakabl in - tbla petition, aod for which caUaf Is I- asked yoor body by Iba Man t : of Ocean City, in ainoriianm aJMh IIm a provisions foe tbe toUlaUvt and ratore ecdum contained In Chapter 221, lava of 1911, entitled, "An act relating to aod providing for tbe government of eiUee." After tbe title of tbe peffiltfi bad . been read by City Obtk Morris, Dlrac1 tor Fisher asked GKf 8olhrttor SoeweL aa to the lag si statu* of tbe oommantcatloo. * Solicitor Boswell answered In affect * tbat tbs paper fta a protest, bat dose * not aa act an Initiative or a retoodoaa. , As an initiative u should legally bare

been accompanied by an ordiomace to repeal tbe other ordinances. Ii wae too late for a referred am. Ae It mm, tbe pape; has do legal "j^j£ar*mered tbat tbe paper be received and filed. JtSS.28SJSSa.fii tbla was done. as^srsssts^&s% Died tor future referent*. Ha made a motion of this kind. Mayor Champion suggested tbat tf certain rreoiuUoc Is passed at thai CbasMp^f^gid The Need of the Hour is foe thrift—and *t*c J thrift. Perhaps the xfcroajgot I known iocreitiYe to thrift J » a Savings Account hi [ a thoroughly raliabie I and helpful bank rich interested in Yretehteg j ^balance grow ^at be 1 ^Al^ ofii mud I Ocean CM> Title and Trust Company ocean crrv, n. j. ' hi i— en

__ — 71 — — ' — ' -- St. John's Ev. Xutberan Church MY, JOtfli T. dlLLiaOft. Pa»tef 1M5 Central Avanaw ■ SPECIAL LECTURE "Marvels of ttie Divine Ke\-el«tiori" This Bunday {December T) at tha HOTEL IMPERIAL "A LKCTt'RKOF MKRlT'- — - T he Baptist Corner 8 rm*r baptIbt cm*cn I tlnllstmwnt Week j N^' flmismtrsr frtTi to IJttlt lac CAIff