OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920

NO. 42

Ocean City Sentinel Hut>U»&sd Wt«kl* *1 OCKAN CITY, PU. O. — M*— y-yT*'* * ka *• ' ' • * R. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor And Proprietor *1.51 Per Year, Strictly in Advance. nKLHAL DK. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH and WESLEY AVE ocean city. n. 4. 1 Mo lu a. lu. u* PICK tlOURM: a I lu S p. 111. | a tu * |>. LU. fir 1 1 Pboue. Wl> j CvirtcUrc iiy uiumIiv* .s»tiJi«Ii MuVralinll . I Dk. Florence B. HaikesT Hour* by A jqvoln tmvnl OCKAN CITY, N. J. Hour*- in , p. iu Allen Corson, H. D. 816 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey -_H«ii (*. ^ ln;«r-.Mate 14) A. [-JKKSCHKL PKTT1T, M. D. 007 WESLEY AVE, OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY Offlcs Hoars: B 10 10 a. in. 7 to S p. m. PbOfte Uffliv lluuit IMions .'T7 UotllVA to. 1-3 p ni. tf-S p. m. John H. Whiticak, M. D. Eighth and central Ave. Ocean City. N. J. 0r. Wilson y. Christian ^Dentin < 809 Central Avenue OCKA2I CITY. N. A. Bell Phone, 152. Ball Phooc a»i-W Ocean City Calls Given Immediate Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE VETERINARY SURGEON L>oe» • Specially 39 NORTH VIROINIA AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. potmtrly Chief Veterinarian 0. 3. B*pie*aCo. Office Houra. Oeenn City tuemlay wtjipaduj.i m ii n. ni. Friday. Saturday, j I JG ->■» p. m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Phjslciin Ocean lit* Office Philadelphia Office ou& KiftitliSc. ICS) ltcal Katatr Tru«i Hid*. ltiuu-.2«^-J J'lwns, Walnut KM Booth Phonics nikbt f bone Call, ga-w Hughes' Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N . J Phone 24S-W Phone > our order* W* deliver ft oe i'laTeiIEY9>iT>I,AW. Wootton Harcouit & Steelman LAW OFFICES 409 nirtm |t*iit law auttoma oc(*H citv. N. /. ATLNWTIC CiTt, R. 4. Q ">B * HO'JU 1* A. «. a a. a. ORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, Solicitor. Mail-* and Kcamtosr id Chancery, preme Court uommiaslooaf. Noiarj Public. I'APK RIAV Nll KT HOI 8. J. (Opposite Public Buildings). w. HOLT Apoa*. asdkiw c. Hobwell £jAW oh'figes Apgar & Boswell, MaBTEaa in CHAKottT, ROUHNK iltllLlllNU. ANBURY AVKNUK and KlOliTll WTKKKT OCKAN CITY, N, J. LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read Room* 118, BIS nod sit Bart let l Building fl 1 ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Canaayeacinr Nolaty Public JOSEPH L. PYLK Member floc. Inc. Accountant* PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT lAceme Ta* R«port» 757 Asbury Ave, Ww. H. COU-ISSON, |K. Ao>i, M. A m. Hoc. C. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor C'liy f5e|ina*rf OreAntniy.ff J. ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies Inc. Philadelphia and Seaahore Seventh St* and West Ave, Ocean City, N. JAbbott'i "A" Milk Crcatti Buttermilk HAVE you h cottflgfl, bungalow or apartment to fnrntehr We have a line of fumniturr at leu* than Philadelphia prices. Window ahades a apwiittf. CHAS, C. ADAMS A BRO. TZO'll ASBURY AVE.

PTEXTEFs] ' 5 The Government, through the National Retail Dealers' > 0 Association, has requested that all J (f Retail Stores conduct d 1 Special Economy Sales 5 during January end February - Accordingly, we have set aside the last week of J January — 36 to 31 inst. | 5 For the first of these sales 1 1 Watch thisspace for further particulars telling just what C jx goods will be on SPECIAL SALE Jt I \A/DOWDh'c 809 ASBURY AVENUE | | VVCdYCI O OCEAN CITY, N. J. fl Attention, Owners Is your property For Sale or For Rent? This is the time to list your Houses and Lots in order that we may complete our files thereby rendering you the best of service, List with the office doing strictly a brokerage business. It will be to the advantage of Owner and Client. .. Real Estate and Insurance 411 Eighth Street Ocean City, N. J. SLOGAN "This office maintains and does strictly a brokerage business utul is iu uu way interested iu personal speculation." NOTWITHSTANDING the great increase in building costs, there lias been more building since August 1st completed, under way, and being contracted for than ever before in the resort's history. Why is this? Because people are convinced that these cost* will not be reduced in years to come, and indeed may further increase, so they arc building NOW. If that is true of building, how much more shgtild the wise purchaser find something ready built at an attractive price. Thi* means you. Do not wait. Investigate quickly but carefully and then decide. We have several very attractive sales to offer. Massey & Edwards OCEAN CITV, M.U. BarglaiT'or What a comfort and satisfaction it is to know that your valuables cannot be reached by burglars or fire. Such a piece of safety is found in our Fire nnd Burglar Proof Vault, where you can rent a Safe Deposit Box for $3 00, $5-<x> and $8.00 per year. Rrst National Dank OCEAN CITY.N.J. W. ' V «. i.i.i 1 ii-:,:*..! liii-fiiHii.' iTliifni fi'Mltjuii' t:;, il, ni.il, I, | Your Home is in Danger | 6 UNLESS YOU HAVE PROTECTED YOURSELF X AGAINST THE ATTACKS OF BUROLARS & 2 WE OFFER YOU PERFECT PROTECTION j '• | ■ Our policies indemnify for lovsr* caused by burglars, miaak thleYCS, v 0 dome«tic wrrmti. ^ L Our polielet cover Jewelry, nil ver ware, ctotbing.bouaehold effect*, X damaneto premise*. Our poliriea cover the personal effect* of the ftMuftd'a entire family. Tnc Riievt*' effect* may be lnclnde<l for a alight additional charge. X They provide ab*olut« indemnity for all losses. The eomtMny'* Iiamk hillty upon any one article ll limited only by tlie niiiouul of luc |M>licv. ioft X Claims are promptly fettled and ndja«ted and full cash value 7£ ♦p allow! Tor any article *tolrn. ^ PJ Joseph I. Scull Agency '"7 j. jjj Bell Fhone, 186-J rurnltum store. .Reupholstcring ESTIMATE 7""|7 Sh'do FOR YOU )Awnifigs and \H0u1e Furnishings Our price* ire f.oweet pnaaihl* ^iiiiittflt with (food Work and lt*st Materia' Lawrence ri. Lear 4 Aabury Avenue Ocean City, N. J 1 ATTmrtriom Off a iaiOMtrr Jerry DeFranco ' at Mia AlHh*»V*ar*A'*unrt BARBER SHOP * a4* Aabury Avanua f HUT TO CITT HHLi mAmmmm amor, mnam Am a out m*iO* oh ofoswa Amm mmwmrAHO oie#eirrt* AMO A 0000 Mm* #e eoa rma rnvmrnaa aaapo* r*M*ee« mtomrm am* *o**n*A\,*

| CITY EMPLOYES ARE TO I BE GIVEN SALARY INCREASE ■ I -

: Up Average of #15 ft Month J)1 for Office Men— $12.50 5 for Others. 0 The City Commlasloneni, In coui- (]) pltance with the requeot* of numerouw Y nttlclals and employe* of the wuutcL v paiily, have ilecided to Increase the X xalnrie* of theee office holdera, a* X shown by the subjoined resolution Inft) iroduced at the weekly meeting of the J hoard. [J) -Following Ih the resolution, which 6 la vf¥over for two weeks before Uual ac[P (Ion Is taken: ft I ,,e d J' Kesolved, by the Board of Comml* ft sioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, J that the salaries beginning on the flrat ft day of January, 1920, and endlugou V the thirly-llrsi day of December, 1920, _ for the oftlcern, employe*, tlremen, po> I licemei), chief of fire department and chief of police department, of and for the city of Ocean City, New Jeraey, be In such a sum of money, per month, aw hereinafter set forth: — City clerk, fli!0 00 per month Collector of (axe*, 1120.00 per month Awwessor, (115 00 per mouth City treasurer. 9 95.00 per mouth Assistant to tax collector, 9 80 00 per mouth City electrician, $125 00 per month Health olllcer, f 90 00 per month FIKE DKI'AKTMKNT. Chief of lire department, $112 50 per month Englneera or •team tire engluea, ur wulor driven pumpa, who have been in the service three years, $102.60 per mouth Engineer* of Hteam tire eugiuea, or motor driven pump*, who have not been In the service three years, $100.00 per mouth Drivers, stokers, laddermen, hosemen, fourth year of service, $100.00 per month Drivers, stokers, hosemen, ladder* men, third year of service, $ 97.50 per mouth Drivers, stokers, hosemen, ladderman, second year of service, $ 92 60 per month I>rlver«, stoker*, hosemen, laddermen, first year of service, $ 92.50 per month Police Dei'aktmknt. Chief of police, $112 60 per month Bach regularly appointed policeman (not Including special policemen) $100.00 per month (Continued on Kourtb Pace.)

SEASON TROPHIES ARE AWARDED Ocean City Fishing Club Givee Fine Gifts to Successful Anglers. The Uceau City Flailing Club haa awarded the following trophies for the season: Largest channel bass caught by club member — H. W. Hlel wagon; mahogany chime clock. Hmallest baea— same aw above, melal tackle box. Largest basa from Ocean City beach —Dr. Buahrod Jamr>; Hmitheman Cup, Silver button, Melaselbach cantlug reel. Largest black drum — BenJ. Hehbaum; mahogany candle-slicks. Largest weakllsh — Thomas J. Fegley; bronze clock. Largest klngflsh— (Jeorge ,Burkhardt; surf casting rod. Largest croaker— Capt. Nlcktrson; three special Dlastou saws. Largest flounder— Largest rock— J. Burns Allen; mahogany tackle box. Largest blueflsh- Wm. T. Hmllh; folding rubber raincoat. Channel bass— (leorge Cuderdown; sliver button and beach lamp. Channel bass— Edward Hluard; silver button and surf casting rod (special.) Gold buttons were given tliowe catching cbauuel bass weighing more than 30 pouuds; silver buttons to those landing bass weighing from 20 to 30 pounds, and bronze buttons to the anglers catching baaa weighing under 20 pounds. President Henry W. Htelwagon was already the wluuer of a gold button. There were also awarded many tropbleeto those catching different varieties of flab, from the smallest to the largest size. These embraced peuknives, fountain pens, flwh scissors, rod holders, lines, subscriptions tu anglers' magazines, ball boxes and flashlights. UNIQUE SERVICES Will He Held in Klrsl MeihodUt Church Here. Next riuuday lu the Flr*t M. K. Church Mr. Yard will speak on the subject, "Three Heavenly Record Rearers" and "The Supreme Engineer." On Sunday evening, January 25, there will be a "Rock of Ages" service. A male quartet will «lng the hymn, the pastor will apeak 011 the subject, and a large cross will be iu evidence.

! FRIENDS GIVE NOISY WELCOME! ■ Calitbumpian Serenade Abtoni9hc8 I>r. J. H. Whlticar and His Bride. I I Dr. and Mrs. John H. Wblttcar 1 were given u big and nofwy serenade si (heir home here Wednesday night | oflawt week. 1 A crowd of friends collected iu front of the home of l)r. \\ hit tear and lit* bride, at the corner of Eighth street and Ventral avenue atmut 11 30 o'clock. B Horil* were blown, pl-tols llred and if general paodemouluiu prevailed for quite awhile, slopped only when Dr. tVhitlcar. from hi* bedroom wiuduw> • announced that be would comedown. Then the crowd Med Into the house. I Incidentally, while awaiting the appearance of the doctor and his wife, 1 the crowd furnished several musical 1 number-, with Prof. C. D. Lowdeu - ut the piano and Frank E. Darby leading the singing, such numbers being > used as "The Bridal Chorus," the 'Dead March," "Hall, Hall, the Uaug's All Here" and other "classical" selection*. Huddeii ly there appeared on the stairs the bride and groom, and after (he extending of ; congratulations and best wishes from all. a repast of IcPcream followed. "Good Night, Ladles/'wasaung and the throng departed Among those attending were Dr. ; and Mrs. Allen Corson, Mia* Beulab Foster, Parker Miller aud wife, Prof. ; uud Mrs. Clinton D. Ijowdeu, Dr. Wilson Y Christian, Dr. aud Mrs. J. l'horuley Hughes, Mrs. Harry 8. Ad- ' inns, Miss Bertie Btltes, Clayton Haines Brick aud wife, Elmer Jack- • son Pearl and wife, Miaa Winner, Miss Mumford, Miss Martha Hauder- ? tin, Mrs Lydla Handy, William R. > Hughes, A. M. Piummer, Walter Al- > leu, Andrew C. Boawell, John B. Adr ains, John M. Johnson, William Uarwood, Ross Collins, Maurice 8cull, 1 Prof. Joaeph L. Pyle, Charles Wlualow, Preston Woolalon aud the Rev. George W. Yard. Earlier lu the evening, Dr. Whltl- ' car's car had been taken from his garage, artistically decorated and placed In the middle" of the highway at Eighth street and Asbury avenue. Dr. Wltlcar feared that It had been stolen and notified ttie police that It wan missing. ■' ■ ■ - ♦ • • — — . Xnvltra l,oci«c<* to Vlall. 1 The members of Ocean City iCoun* cil. No. 10, Daughters of America, have exteuded an Invitation to lota 1 Council, No. 126, Jr. O. U. A. M , to . visit them al the lodge rooms Thursday evening, Febtuary 12, at 8 15 • o'clock. The hospitality and good entertainments of the daughters are well known, so none of the members should miss this visitation.

PROPERTY VALDES GO DP IN CITY $374»o87 Increase Over East Year— Total Valuation About £10,000,000. Dr. Henry T. Koulda, real estate assesaor, went to Cape May Court House Saturday, the assessors of the county meeting there with the county officials and presenting the tax duplicate* of their respective district*. The assessed valuation of property In Ocean City for 1920 la approximately $10,000,000. There 1* an Increase In assessed valuation of property in this city of $374,087 over the ■ valuation of laat year. There I* a total exemption of $782.320 In this city, as follow*: ' Public school, $90,700.00 f Other school property, 29 200 00 , Public properly, 4,217.06 ■ Church and charitable Institutions, 1,840 16 [ United Btales Army t and Navy, 8.700 no Vscls Abonl ibcOcrsnCltr Rttlld' Inft nnd I.oaa AiSoclsllos, Incorporated March 12th, 1887, mak- ? ing it the oldest In Ocean Cltv. Total ■ a*«et*, $113,048,38, making It the largest and strongest In Capt- May County. \ Number of shares in force, four 1 thousand seven hundred and nlnttyteven (4797). 5 Hix hundred and nine name* on the * roll (009). There has been a series matured 3 every year for the laat twenty-two year*. — Profits paid to stockholder* during rd theyastten (10) year*, oue hundred and twenty thousand, eight hundred dollars and elghty-aeveu cent* ($120,80O 871. Pa«t experience-$t38 00 paid In, maturing al $200 00, making a profit i»f $82.00 or .0898-plu* per cent, on the Investment Belter 1 ban Government Bonds, or any other Investment that you can make. Hub*crlbe for five, ten or more ihares, and do It HOW, OfflO# of the Association, 408 Eighth street. Ocean City, N. J, R. Howard Thohm, rtecratary. Jr adv., I 8, 2t. *r Notice to Property Owner*: For beat reaulta iu annimer renting, list yowr apartment! or c ottage for rent with thin office— J William M orb iron, Real folate Broker, Ocean aventte, bfl.Klgbth adv.. ia-t8, tf. 9 Hoardkhh Waxtkd - Warm rooro« and every convenience. Apply to Mrs- Lydla Handy, flOt Cemrat ave. adv., 1241, tf,

LEAGUE HAS CONFIDENCE IN CITY OFFICIALS' INTEGRITY

YACHT CLUB'S I DINNER DANCES Third of Series, Held Tomorrow Evening, Will be Entertaining. The Philadelphia member* of the Ocean City Yacht Club are looking forward with much pleasure to rnvetlog their Ocean City friend* tomorrow evening at the Roosevelt, 2027 Chaatnui etreet, Philadelphia, at which time the third of the eerie* of dinner dance* will take place This, however, will be the ilr*t party of the new year, eo It la hoped by the club officers that all will endeavor to make a good start for this season, which is to be filled 1 with many happy event* for those fortunate enough to be member* of the paoht club. Member* are privileged to take as many of their friend* as they like. Kindly notify John K, Wick, »:t| . Market *treet, Philadelphia, or th- ■ number In your party who expect to be there, > 1 m , ware's anectsiiir*. > Freeh roasted, hot peanuts, 24 cent* per pound, I Large new fancy mackeral. I Ml. Holly eweet elder by the quart 1 or gallon. Elegant flavored coffee only 60 cent* per pound; good as the best. • New crop New Orleans molts*?*, B0 1 cent* per quart. Large aworttneut choice apples, orange*, banana* and all ktnd of fruit ; always on hand. Fresh egg* fight from the country, plenty of them. Heine'* eweet mixed pickles, very 1 tatty, 18 cents per half-pound, adv., if Have you a mortgage on your property? What arrangement* are you making to pay 11 off"? $6 00 per month, in Rtm-k of the qchb City Building r and Loan Association, will pay of! * r $1000 00 by the paymrtil of $800 00 making a profit on your savings oi c $310 00. Bend check now for 1920 *er l- R Howard TnoitN, Hecretary. adv., 1 8, 2t. is Irtga! papers of alt (feacrtpttona, In n Mnrilng wills, are carefully drawn bj h. Cnrtla Robinson at hi" office. 74< Aabury avetiua,0«an City, N. J adv t >y

Amount of Robberies Does j Not Exceed £3000— Most of Stuff Recovered. 'The Young Men's Progressive League, at Its weekly meet Ing, following a discussion of the recent robberleiu this city and the alleged distorted st«»rle* printed lu several of the Philadelphia newspaper*, adopted the fol» lowing resolution: Resolved, that the Young Men'* Progressive league, numbering 160 business men and property owner* of Ocean City, go on record a* having confidence lu the Integrity of our City Commissioners, and feel they are fully capable of coptug with the unusual conditions now existing In our city. We wish to go on record a* know* log the condition I* greatly exaggerated, as published In the rhtladelphla newspapers, a* I* witnessed by the recovery of the stolen goods, the amouut in all not to exceed $8,000, Instead of $76,000. a* reported. And further, the robtier* have been apprehended anil the goods returned to the owner*.

f P.O. Of A. ICtiJmcd Hllptkrr. On Tuesday evening, after the regular meeting, the members of the P. O. ! of A • who were fortunate enough to l»e , pieaeut were surprised by a supper 1 nicely prepared by seven of the turnr 1 bert. After the supper they spent the 1 j balance of the eveulug dancing. I — — 1 R. Cnrtla Robinson, 744 and 748 As 5 bury avenue, Ocean City, N.J, ha* been appointed a Commissioner of * Deed* f«>r Pennsylvania, with full aut ; tbor.'ty to take acknowledgment and | proof of any deed, mortgage or other 1 * , conveyance of any lauds, tenements or ! hereditaments lying or being lu said y rttate, or etiy other writing under seal, ' 1 to be used ^r recorded In I'ennaylva- ; nla, and to administer an oath or afllrt j matton. adv., tf. u I Our friends are buying and building L | themselves home* of their own? 9 can they do h? Because they had stock mature lu the Ocean City itutld- ^ i Ing Association. Biart to save now *f ' and you will he able to do the same r* Cdflkult the officers or directors of the a«*oclat|nn, adv., I 8, 2t Wantrd House work by tbfday or week. Hood cook and lauudre**. i 70$ West avenue. adv., It. Mil Try an advertleement In tfiattttfTir. rbi*.

FIREMEN ANGRY OYER POOR JOKE I They Were Called to Business! Section at Midnight on False Alarm. There was considerable Indignation among many residents of this ciiy on Thursday uiorulng m* they talked over the false alarm of fire shortly before 12 o'clock the night before, Tbt alarm came from Eighth street aud Asbury avenue, the center of the business section of the city. The alarm of fire, fallowing the tiring uf pistols, caused some people to think Lhat tbe police were having a battle with burglars, and nervous women aud children were nearly throw u into hysterics. Fire Ciller Watson aud the meu of the department, beside the volunteer firemen called hurriedly from their beds by the clanging bell*, were decidedly angry wbeti they found that the alarm was false. A small bonfire had beeu started near the corner of Eighth street and Asbury avenue, but t lie firemen declared that there was no occaslou to call them out. They failed to appre elate the "joke." Home uf the city officials say that the police should run down the perpetrator of thi* crime. EDUCATORS TO MEET COttaly Assoclsllon tu be si Capr Jtay N tract Tliursan). The annual meeting or the County Association of Boards of Education will be held on Thursday. January 22, at the Bpcctalorluiu Theater, (.'ape May Court Huu*e. Motuiug session at 10.45; afteruoou session at 1.30. A tine program haa Iteen arranged. The public school crisis will be ably presented by eminent speaker*, tu Illustrated lectures, aud tbe work of the high school* ex plained aud illustrated. Everybody interested In our public school system Is Invited to attend. liuya (tallage. Capt. Adolphu* C. Townseod, of tbls city, has purchased from Dr. Aileu CortoQ the cottage 844 Ceutral avenue. Capt. Townsend, who U now llvlug at Beventh street aud Ceutral avenue, will make Improvement* to his uew property aud occupy the cottage May 1. Crabs l'lrtittrui. Hard-shell crab* are said to be very plentiful lu the bay, and soiu* of the residents have beeu making good hauls, despite the cold weather of last week. William Beamau has been out several time* nnd made large catches In an hour or more. SAHL. P. BOWMAN BOYS APARTMENTS Sells His Cottage Here to Morris F. Miller, of Philadelphia. % Hamoel P. Bowman, of Philadelphia, active lu tbe Ocean City Fishing , Club, has purchased, through tbe agency of Massey A Edward*, tbe , two family apartment house at 1440-42 Ceutral avenue, owned by Tboma* B. Simmons, of Mlllville. t Mr. Bowman, who bought the cot- , tage 1233 Wesley avenue last year. , has sold thle house to Morrl* F. Miller, of Philadelphia, who last *ea*ott 5 occupied the cottage on Wesley avenue formerly owned by John P. Cad p man, of this city. r Alway* monsy to loan on good First mortgage* Bee or write theSecretary of the Ocean City Building and * Loan A**oclatton and secure your . loans where they can be reduced , monthly aud receive Interest on your saving*. adv., 1 8, 2t, t FftR^AiJi — Small bed room coal f Htnve, cheap. 716 Central ave- adv., u it< an advertisement In tbe 8knti« 1 ^

CITY TO BE REPRESENTED ! AT SHORE LINE HEARING

Company's Plea for Increase in Fares to be Heard Monday. Mayor Champion, at the weekly meeting of the City Commissioners, stated that he had received formal noLice from the Htate Public Utility j Hoard of a htarlng to be held before that board In Trenton on Monday : next, at 11 a. 10 , on tbe petition of the Hhoft F**t Line Company to Increase •la fare between AUaulic City and Ocean City. .Mayor Champion said that tbe mayor or Bomera' Point bad been to ►ee blm In reference to a meeting of protest planned by Ibe residents of Socuera' Point and towns along the route of this electric railway. There was a request (bat Ocean City be represented at tbls meeting, the date of which was not then known, however. On motion of Director Campbell, a ruminittee comprising Mayor Champion and City Solicitor Boswell will attend the hearing in Trenton. Other* of the board may go to tbe hearing. Mayor Champion said that be had received the resignation of CbarJes richock a* a member of tbe fire department. the resignation to take effect at once. Tbe resignation was accepted. L. M. 1 ear was re-appointed a member of the city's sinking fund commit • *lon. Action on the bid* for the road acra|ier and scarlfer was again postponed for a month, on motion of Director Fisher. The resolutions Introduced at the meeting of the board January 1. awarding the garbage contract to Edward Dougbty and BenJ. C. Lee for $7260, and tbe trash contract to Jacob Jacoby for $2475, were adopted. Director Ki-ber Introduced a resolution, which was adopted, authorising City Clerk Morris to give notice of Intention to imroduce an ordinance February 2 providing for the laying out, opening and grading of a number of fifteen-feet wide alleye or streets. Tbe notice appears elsewhere In this issue Of tbeBKNTINKU Bee or write tbe Secretary of tbe Uceau City Bolldtug aud Loan Asaor elation a* to a plan or em»ll savings . that will net yon a ucat sum that can I be used In case of emergency. Bare while you have hkaxtix and | STKEXOTII. adv., 1-8, 2l To Oue aud All— Do not forget tbe ' old reliable Bay Villa Laundry, wbich was established in 1916, Try U onoe — com pie!* your laundry while yoa wait. Call, write or phone, 169-W, ' 217 Bay avenue, Ocean City. Frances Freeman, Prop. 1 adv., 1 15, tf. Baby coacb for aale, first claw eondltlon. Apply 409 Ninth street, adv., II. , National Thrift Day ' JANUARY 17th 7 At the birthday anniversary of Benjamin Franklin , America'* most ardent erKncnt of economy. Thrift v holds a dual deep »gf nificance. p 5 Designated as a day not -t onlv 00 which to reflect apon , and realize the individual and national importance of thrift, it will be primarily A Day f fir Untied A dim when many will consider the establishing or increasing of bank account* as partknlariy appropriate. 1 % With the enthusiastic cooperation of host* of American*. the war waged on waste will be won— and thrift *et in the place of honor. 1 5 Ocean City Title and Trust Company |[ OCEAN CITY, N. J. r* . ■■■HHBawwsHaHWBswtwwappMnMMflP1'*

St. John's Ev. Xutberan Church ttHV. JOHN T. CllbLlflO*. P*+\*r 1015 Gonirnl ftvanue Suiiiflay Services at Pour Oclook (VESi'ERS AN D SERMON) AT THE HOTlSLr IMPERIAL I You nr« Cordloliy luvUevi to Bvrv Icon The Baptist Gorner JSfHE First Buptist Stindav Scliool passed lite high- I ijl water mark of its history last Stuiday and re«ch«d an attendance of 112. Let tib all pull tMfether 11 to make it 150, tuid \vc will have to put up a big dotthle I walled tent on the lot, with a couple of stoves in it to Jl accomroodafe the school. Force us to it aud we wtll be happy.