FAVOR CLOSING OF WEAKF1SH CREEK

Government Officials Will Recommend Favorable Action on Request of City. Rcf>r**«-nt*Uvex of tha United War iMpartmeut. Htate Hmud of tVxm■arte* and Navigation and tits Huu Inland Walorway wera hftfft Monday afur* nuou. when a public hearing aim |ivn in tha hxiltrr of the petition lot tlx dosing r.i WaakAah Cork, which It jual south of Ocean City. No protect tmalival tha propond nation wera racaUed. On tha aontrary. Mian were rwrtvftd from aevaml property owners In that eection of the city, as well as a communication from the South Ocean City Improvement Association, favoring the plan. Before leaving town the government representative eaid that he would make a favorable report to the United Huir< War Depart mauL After tUe meeting hwl ended. It. L Ooff. of this city, wlrt owns kits In the South aactlon of the resort, appeared and It was said that he had objection* to offer, hut the government officials were than about to leave City Hall, wherv the hearing was bvld. Wtlliaiii E. Snyder, engineer of th« United Statea Engineer*' office at Wilmington. Del., ooncludrd the bearing, held in the City Commissioners' Chamber. There were also prew-nt William A. llanpoy. Stalo Inland Waterway Inap«^tor In thi « district: William J. Sherman. Engine, r for the State Board of Bureau and Navigation: H. F. Hanson. Sujn rvlsor of tho West Jersey and Soa HImh* ilailroad Company; Ma>or Champion and City Commissioner HoU-it I-lsher and City Engineer William If. CVUlaaon Mr. Snj-dir also was Accompanied by an official stenographer, J. A. Dincvn. (f Wilmington. Mr. Snyder. In opening the meeting, told of the purpose and read the notice He stated that Cot Johnson, after fixing the <U;« found it impossible to be here, and had him (the speaker) to represent the Department. Mr Sn>dcr after reading a section of the River and Harbor act bearing on the subject before them, stated that he had some letters that had been submitted to the department and that he would read them. Thaae were from W. F. Allen. Win. McGlnnla, John Boyle. Win. Madison and Mrs. Margaret M. Kulp, all favoring the cJbslng of the creek. Charles D. IUU. secretary of tho South Ocean City Improvement Association, with a membership of JM, said that he was at the meeting with a letter from hta association, in case there was opposition to the project. There docs not see m to be any opposition, he said, hut he read the letter as follows; K. N. Johnson. UeuL Colonel. Corps of Engineers. Ocean City. N. J. Dear Sir: — Your notice of pubire hearing. dated February 110a Is hereby acknowledged. It Is the concensus of opinion of the members of the South Ocean Cit> Improvement Association that, in order to further protect the southern point of Ocean City, the dosing of WoakAsh Creek a* proposed will undoubtedly accomplish that result. Hand from the beach front below Fifty-third street has been gradually washing away, and. from several years of dose observation, we believe the cause Is due primarily to displacement of sand from the Inlet Jkertly south of Fifty-ninth su« , the Inlet Is dosed, as now pr^^^PPlt will have a tendency to gredu v^^re store conditions and eliminate the menace now threatened and eventually result In building up the beach front, thereby protecting properties tmmediati-ly adjacent thereto and renew confidence In the furtjpr development of the city In that section. We. therefore, recommend closing Weakfish Creek by the construction of a pile break-water of such a character as will permanently stop the Inlet as a waterway from the Sua at that point ami preventing Its finding another sou re north of Middle Thoroughfare, thus preventing Inroads by the sea on already developed property In the south end of Ocean City. Kindly give this matter * your mo»t favorable consideration, yrlth a view to promptly acting upon the application prrssnted tfy the city ngineer. City Engineer Colli -son was requested by Mr. 8ny<Jgr to explain In detail tlx construction of the 'proposed break waUr and tiro reasons theiefor, which be 'did. It is planned to have a saw tooth breakwater construction on the 8outheastrly aide of the county bridge over Wrwkflsh Creck.j which will extend from the abutments on the end of the bridge The breakwater will consist of a doubl* row of pine or oak pile, set virtually nine Inches apart. The tops of the piling will he four feet higher than the general meadow surface. A similar breakwater has been built at Oreat Egg Harbor Inlet and along the beach In South Ocean City. The ultimate Intention Is to use this prnpoatd piling as a part of a bulkhead to be constructed by the County to contain the sand fill for across road eliminating the break at that section. The project has the endorsement of the State Hoard of Commerce and Navigation. the State Inland Waterway. Cape May County officials and the officials of Oc«-an City. It Is expected. It Is said that the West Jersey and Sea shore Ilntlrvad Company will seal at In defraying the cost of the Improvement. In his statement to Mr. Snyder. Engineer CollUieon said that the creek has been constantly changing since the flr»t survey was made by him. Decenfber *•. lest. The <duc«wn>s on the sides have Ixen growing leaa since that time. On low tide there Is a solid sand bar from bank to bank. The stream Is dry half of tha Ume. This has all been done b> nature, with a breakwater there can be had enough sand to fill all up above I he natural elevation of the meadows, and the water would ha deviated to the inland waterway. TI* speaker also told of the damage that has been done by north•ast storms during the last two or thrtO years, and this has caused the property owners Interested to ask for protect ion Mr Sherman said that the Inland Waterway Commission wants to maintain the watei way at the least possible expense. If they could gel this creek closed, the maintenance charge might 1-e given for this Improvement. He heartily endorsed the closing of the creek. Mayor Champion *«td that. In the absence of property owners from that secU0> of South Ocean City at the matting, they are favorable to the proposition They have realised, since the last public hearing In this mater, that they niado a mistake at that time, because of thr damage done by tbft storms In rscent years. Tho properly owners feel thst the creek open is the greatest menace to the protection of the Smith end of Oo-aa C!||r. The County freeholder* are ,n favor of the proposed hreek water. Mr. 8n> der said: "If tharv are no ohJeetton*. we will consider the maetini closed." and tho hearing was ended. LODGE AT CHURCH Washington C amp Hears Sermon by Mr. Yard . Mem here of Washington Camp, Nn, 75, P. O. H of A , to tha number of about fotty, attended sarvioae Id a body In the Pirsi M K. ChnrcU Hurt day evening Thr disagrees hi* weather peat anted a larger ettendeiii-e A stirring sermon on "Htrnug Man hood" was delivered by tha pastor, tha Rev, (toorge W. Yard, g former •tat# chaplain of the order.

GOT MANY FISH Cliarirs p. gliuuieiuisii Plana Mack (row l luildu * W.I. Ktyaioud, of tula city, has received a Jailer froui (.'he lies H. Ziiu mermen. of tbla city, a by spool tbe * wlutar lu Florida, and la uow preparMug to cotua north, stopping at Cbarieetou aud C'battauooga on (lie I *•/. * Tba writer aald that be has bad a good time fishing at Fort Myers In compeuy wltb Mi. TUorntoo, auuibar „ member of tbe Auglrrs' Club, ubo < Mime lime since married tbe foruiei 1 Mrs. Faasett. a summer resident bere. 1 lu ooc day Messrs. Zliomvrmau aud Tborutou got i»5 tfpauisb mackerel, 10 bluetlsh aud autiie trout. Tbey did n Iblelu 1i hours. Twenty flsb acre I be least tbey caugbt auy day. Zlmmermati antes Ibat be saw Walter Jonea, J WlleouHcoll. Heur> Uildeuuiyer aud Samuel Hope In Florida. QUITS AS ORGANIST prof. FllPluu II a s Hreu Willi Cburcb jj Vrsrs Prof Poaell U Fltbiau, of Colilog*wood, ba* resigned as orgaulal of thr First M. K. Cburcb, Camden, after 3-.* years of service. Prof. Fllblau a as guest of bouor at a special service lu the church Sun day ulgbt at wbtcb Dr. James P. 1 Bryau, superintendent of Camden schools; William A. Colescolt and , (lie Kev. Kd am Forrest Hauu were (be speakers. Profeseor Filbiao en terrd bis fetber's blscksmitb shop at ' the age of elxteftu, and fuur year* later entered the Philadelphia Musi cai Academy. He Is Instructor of music lu I he Camdet: public ecbcols, aud Is among tha best known summer cottagers in ibis city. i * • ' vt rsHMge Pent Ncvsly-Wcda. A "community" latter was seut Lavreoc# Nlckersou aud bride, of ibis city, who are iu Wasbiugtou, 1). i 0., by a uumber of frieuds ou Tuesday. On tbe outsldFof tbe big euvel ope was ao Impressive looking seal, wltb while satiu ribbons. There were also other ribbons, on wblcb were tbe i inscriptions. "Married February 250, 1921," and "Have a Good Time." ■las Contract for Bungalow. Harry K. Hayes, contractor aud builder, of Tbirty-tbird street aud Asbury avenue, has received a contract for a f7,UU0 bungalow at Bridgetoo , aud bae aeut men from Ocean City to help erect It. Ha also bis several other ecu tracts uuder way arouod Thirty-fourth street. A- C. Urrdo Dead. Arthur C. Bredo, well-known summer resident of Oceau City for mauy years, died at bis bom^ In Philadelphia oo Bund ay, and was burled yesterday. He was at one time active In yacbt club circles bere. He was a member of tbe Masonic order. ■ o * ' Hols Trinity Pcrvlcra. Service in Holy Trinity Episcopal Cburcb, Eleventh street and Central avenue, next Buoday will be aa foJ lows: 9.80 a. m, Bunday school 10 45 a. m., Holy Communioo; 7 46. p. m., especial musical service. Tbe Kev. J. W. Watte is rector. Tablet Draped. Poet Commander John Trout, Roger Williams and otbars draped tbe service men's tablet in front of city bell Batordey in memory of Wilbur Van Tloe who died Thursday night at bllete borne In Philadelphia. His name Is on tba tablet. Nellie lo Advertisers. Changes of copy for display advertisements must be at tbla office not later than Tuesday noon for loaertlou id tbe Bkntinel. This rule will be strtotly adhered to. adv.. tf ^ Mossy bssfc wtthost qswtloe /fIX fJ J kiHowom. TBTTEP se /If r/ o i h • » inula asm jim«m& /A Try a f> seat bss st osr dak. H. R. HUGHES & SON, PHARM Have you $1800 or $a(>oo to loan on Pint Mortgagee Good Security Good Location Ralph L. Chester &th end Central Ave. i I I i I | ADVERTISE j in the , Ocean City : Seitiael • PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK4 Jl RATES PVRNISHF.D ON APPLICATION L Phone, iy8-J Dl A T —

NET FISHERMEN j ARE FINED $50 Judge Iugcrtoll Dccidcg Case »! oflutcrent to Local Club Members. i A decision of interest to members of j j the hahing clubs < f tills city we* given j r by Judge Jugersoll, of lbs Atlenlii' . i County Court. I he latter part of ia*l , i week, bearing ou illrgsl uel balling It will be rerelltri by many fl«berl men Ibat County Game Warden i William Bleel. of Cape May Court | Hou»e, nratly a yeet ag< , arrested 1 Andrew J Bteelmau and bia son. ' William, on the charge of lllegel net J ilsblug in Great l^tg Harbor llsy st Beetley's Point. Tbe legal length id j a net is forty fathom* The eider < Bleelmaii was caught, Warden Bleel lalmrd. with a uel larger thau Ihir-1 aud was arrested. 1 he boy. the tint 1 day, was caugbt Ilsbing at Jire*lr> - 1 Poiut with a uet even largei I ban the j I out used by his father. It twring g> ( fathoms, according to Warded btttf. Tbe accused were giveu a bearing before a justice of (wrace lu Plea-ant-v ilia, by whom (hey were die barged I he Btata took the case before Judge Ingersoll ou Friday aud be bued Btrel man aud tils sou each F-Vi and co*t* , < Judge lugvr*oII decided that It is ti , I legal according to law, to flsb south or southwest of hhlp Channel from 1 tbe mouth of tbe Tuckehoe River. ( i Judge Ingersoll el*o »u»teift*d the i decision of Justice of (he Peace Mb- ( cbell, of Rlsley, who had bued Cl>a* Weldro, of Risley. t£J aud costs h r permitting a dog to run at large ■ » a i 8o YEARS OLD i Msisr L. H Thoins* Cilseti P<mI 1 Card Mtiower. 1 Major L. R. Thomas, altrudance of beer in tbe local public school*, was eighty years old oo Batorday. aud hi* , many friends here, including a large i uumber of the school children, u ith « whom Major Thorua* Is extremcU 1 popular, sent blm beautiful aud ap propilate birthday cirds aud other memeuloes of tbe day. Major Thomas has be hi a little "uu der the weather" for a few weeks, but he has had a good rest for some little time uow, aud he is feeling quite chip l*r ^ Will Presrot M»g. Bunday, March 31, at tbe 7 45 p. rn. service Id Holy Trlotty Episcopal Cburcb there will be tbe presentation of a beautiful silk Americau flag by . Iota CoqucH, No. 1250, Junior Order Colted Americau Mechanics. The or der wlirmqeud (be service lu a body. In Vsr-Off Texas. Tba Rev. JJobo T Uilllson, former pa*tor of the Lutheran Church lo Bea Isle and lo charge of the Lutheran cougr^gatlou lu this city, is uow lo • catad lo Houston. Texas. He Is engaged In mlselouary work lu tbe • Lone Btar Btate." NOTICE Ksalsd propo* «i* fcr lb* cn«trurt too «»f * four room frsm* s*i»ooi »»,>•»-«• at l»>rolb> . Wsymoutb Township, Allantic < ouotv. according lo plan* and *p*cin(<atiui)« |) 2 a* , furnlabed t>\ the Hale board of Kduraiioo. eopiss of wblcb.lofelbsr with carta id <-haor<-> In tb* spec i fi cation ■ and plan* which have bs*n acconled, are on file and open for In- . • paction »llt> tb* u» darkened, will t»* raeslvrd bjr tb* B >arU of eduratlun or tip Township of Way mouth on Mundar. March 7lh. lull, at eight o'clock p in., at Kste.lvllla Hebooi Houae, wbeu ll bids w|ii b« putl rly oppord and r«ad. t'wrtlfisd rb rk of thr«^ bundrpd dollars rcqnlrpd with bid. Aorwptanca or rp/rctton «>r any or ail bid* optional wltb tbs lio id of Education, laud February loth. I»a. Juslll'A MITCHELL. ' District Cleik. t-34, St., P. P. as.71 1 In Chanterv of New Jersey. Ta Alexander W ilaon.Jr . Nsl lis 8. My*r» • and William It M\*raB> virtor ofao order of th* Court of ( han , eery of -ewJcrsev mad* on (ha *ixtaatiUi da> of Ohruart, ivdl, in a cau*a whareii. Isabella It. Corson Is e«impialnsot. and you. I ib* aald Alpxandar W lison, Jr., Nellie a. , Myarsand William H. M\*rsar* dafrodatit- . you ara r uuirad lo app «r. pi -ad. answrr or , object lo tbs bill of *aid coaipiainan*, o-> or before tba eighteenth day of April. I '.'i . or th. . •aid blU will be taken a» • nr**srx1 aaaln*i *ou- . Tba oak! bill I* fl*rd to t rrrclos* a mtrteae* given by -aid Nallls rt M)*r. and W n lan< H. My arm, liar bust«ud, lo » - I 1Mb, i >, K oranr. dalad May 8l«t, |so«, on landsaiNt nr#m1*«e situated In Ilia ,-ity ol Uca«n City, County or i\ape Ma) and Mlata of Naw Jar * • y and roe, Alexander Wilson Jr.. ar* * m si r a dpfpiidant bar a u a* you a-e th - own, r of aald land* and premise* descrli,-! in tba " above mpuilonsd morieaer. and yo.i. N-ilia 1 m. Myers and William M. M>pra,a * made dafar.danl* baeaua* you are the u<a»eraof A I be bond and mo l*ar« ata>%a uiauiinupd 1 ta led February 1- lldl I JOHN K. >/. A lilt. Nnltdtor fbr rompiaitianl. ' Uuloo National li-nk llidc . '• Atlantic City, S. J. 9M.il. r P. dll4l — Ir CITY OP OCCAN CITY. N- J Notice to Con tract • rs C0NTKACT NO. 7lt» r-saied Mda will tw rdrrlv«d by h* Board of Comrnl-sionar* of fhe Clly of Oraan tin New Jsrsev. at the <irrtip«i>f s«;d Confiaisstooar* In the « lly Bali, iirrsn cii«v n J.ai tba bour of lOt*1 a in Mardb . tffft, ft.r 1 1 rebuildirc of tbs luutrdwalk. with >ha mi. tsrlal* rurnlsne-t by tba clt> 'p*t«,*n Thir- I twntb slrrat aad Pilteenil, nrwi 4 •**«!, • My. N. J . a- d~crib*U in i| r «|,r flratioiiAil bid* m«is* t-r tiioda on the ro, m. pn, ' v li)a«t and Sirw all ttrma ron alosd I.prpiii fl nd mull (Vint al n a o-rtlfidais or l.i.l Mter rum a aatisfador) Hum) tN,rnp*n«. . ud « v certinp-1 eiirek pstabie lo tbr city Tr«a« ircf II. tt.r xim „f fiV ' - riva siM CWMafui bidder will t-e rtuulred to furuUb a It l.t) Irn dsys from tba date of it)r award a sail |ar till) H iret* t B'.n l In U»a roil auiiiuid '-r the award, londilioutd for tba fuinilmebt of all lbs oamaivi* ,»f ilia i if* i flea' lulls T« Board of tv»mm<». ton*r« ra«wrve tbe M rlkbt to rvjp< t am o- all b or to eai v< a- y lutoriuailt v in «• , s.tti * , , 1'iana aud ape, r cation- nan be obtained from »!»♦ t ity , I. »k Hated Pebiuary ll |;*J|. Hoi t P.miih, Birvc -r of PnM|* Worka, W M (\tt.Liaat.N, J m t its Knginser . .... HAKhY A M"lllc|v, 10 17, St , | . F w. ii City Clark. ^ - VHKAIIl.KV A AI»4.WN Reading Coal Aiao K i it 4 1 iii r Wood bir barrel or ei.td liast COS! uu lbs market U> lie. to i tie ton guaranteed. Hell or katai prlss phons ta« Yard. Tl>TM mm A us sari . — thr NOTICE -round mas Is da Jsbfexag ' ! si,' - r .i mi H< j.- Of(Ku«r Ui*» 1 u ,!«• .t «i . K: r «:t» bi th, «is» m hoar M FLORIDA D JON CS •aa siMPaorr avi ocesm c it v Ntw jisstv i ■ J, '< ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY HL" Pocono Mountain Ice .lo r#«lH end W sat Avanua OCEAN CITY. N 4,

TO FINISH GARAGE Work SiHilrt) OSI Mullklluif si numb kiirn sud (Hrs w Asraiur John F. nweeuej, a rrsl wlsir u)«r slur lu Wnl Fhliadripiila slid owner • •f the in irk garage building at the oof ner of 'Ninth street aiid Oce«u sveuue. this city, started work this week uu Ihe ti)iu| letiou of the building. He w ill build II as ongu,all> plauurd and also enlarge (he structure, which *111 tr used ft* ft garage ftud dt-|dft> ! rojui but this work will be lieJd U| uulil next fall or winter, it Is slated hi Ihe exjwclftlluu thai |»ri« e» of cou •iructiou will then be lower The building at freseut is ftm ftrt wide co Oceau avenue and l-'u feel Jong ou Niuth street It will be made I'..' fee l ou Oceau avenue IJrrirlc Car Delayed. A broken feed wire ou the north side of the Hhore Fast Line froui V. h Road to Lluwood Friday tuurulog held up traffic. Au ertorl was wade lo straighten mailer* by rutiniug car* oi: ihe southbound (rack*, but in this attempt a car wa* run <>11 the (ra k* and thus delayed traffic for sevrts! hours The rarly morning mail ami riiiladrl^hts ue«epa|»ere did nor reach here utittl 10 1< a ui (•uud Music. The singing lu the First M K Church Buuday evening was enjiijeil the congregatiou Harry It Lske aud City Eogiueer William H Coiilssou sang a duel. "The Frayer < t Wanderer, aud Mr. Colli*sori wa* also heard iu a t-ieily solo, "The Christ Child ' Thanks Ttxrir I flruds Mr*. J Keevee Hildreth and Mrs. Helen Riley desire, through (he Bkn TINKL, lo reluru their sincere tbauks their mauy frieuds who wereeo kind to them tu their recent hereavemeui. MttkliiK liiiprotcmrnU L)r. John K. Kuorr, of Philadeiphla, maklog a uumber of Improvvuieuts to his collage, 164- Asbury avruue. aud lie i* also building a garage iu the of hi# property. The work is be- 1 done by Bertram Hlllmau. NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT CAMDEN COUNTY FllANK LKK Dlf'KIN I BON A. i'O. Iliwnttfl I EDWARD \l AI.!..\4*E AND KU7.Ai:rni \ I W AIJLAGE. Drfendaat I IN ATT.\«T1 MKNTMU 4»1 I REAL KSTATin Notice i* b«-rtL v given that lis' I M| it,, I .tMtllllll •Hi Ifi I 111* » h«- I will. t»> virtue of .n ordei of lio a I J*r*a> Muprnna Court t u*6r l«w ibst I purpoiM* ou lltp SMh day of March. I «t tl»p Ituur of one o'clock in tlx after- I main ' liat day. at the Court HuUJH ii. I Uu Court Hou— Stub of N,-w I Jersey; make. *al«\ aist aiieurance to th- I iiurb- *t bidder* uf all the nxh: and tub I of the above mi iu,-l defendant* of. in I «o<i to all that certain lot*, tm. th. „i I |Hrs. !■ of land and premises lounde-l .n«j I des rlkd as follow * TRACT 1 ALL that certain lot or piece of ground I -■tuate. 1>lng and being tn Otn.r City, I • *ount> of C«p Mm. and Stat- of N, «a I Jfirsr) and numiw-red l»t No. Mi. in >• • I it on Han Ocean Ouy ix>n BEGIN N- I ISO ,in th« North We»ter1> side •>' • I lay Avenue, at th-- distapc*- of 2 •> S- mt h wester I > from the Houthw . *t« r : . I line of 37lh street rontainlng In front or I ••readth on th* s^id \V**k> avcr.u, . ' I f«*-t. and of tiixt width « xtrndinc North- I westerb ietwrsHi th-- lin^s (iurnlb-1 uitbl ll«- said 17th street 1» feel (o a 1". f.-» * I wm«* alley . TRACT 9 AH. th-- folbiwing il.MtilM-d tract.- ofl land and |>r< nu— -» situat-- in 1 fHx-t I Tow uslup. <*t»|»c May County. New Jer- I see a- follow*. BE'ilNS at » station In the middle ofl t reek . l*elok tbe »«->undary llnr r.« - 1 tw-een the I'lantutiOh of b>ti- Jame* God- I frey. deceased, and At*-I Snnlb. d.-. <-«« «J. I :ii»d run* th«-nce by ranc, of tlx Westerly I ix»w of apple tree* of the orchard U l«*r,xr - I Inf to aald 8mlth ITantniion. s vn de- 1 grees. 42 perches to a vt<>r.- f.»r a cor- I Kvr: dniui North 7> d-gr,-- Went 57 1 |M-n he* to anoth< r .-ton- -< t tn tlx I Northwesterly side of the old \|.|| I tlicnce along to same in tlx- nnddl- T|»--r- I of; B 5< d«greea, \\,-»t it perdu-* tol :• riot 1 1- i stone: thence S d«cr«--~ I W« at W' perches to n stone them- S £«. I degrees West U't per* ii- - to ., corner I Istween tu., gums each marked coifter I lastdon thence N. 24 d-wr--- • \\ • - t * 1 1 perches to > -take with mil ■ ... . ,-et t < . I la* In tlx Southwesterly sld«- tin* «»f tlx I 5b acre tract of W,kmI l_,ud l .t. of pro- 1 pert) of John I'lumnur then<- I .'ilonc the line ti«er«-of N i>. il.gr--* *1 minute* E ml W- |» n K. . (c- iiioMtrr I -tun. tlx n. e N 2l if- i r- • • \\ • -r I perch,-* to the bride- former 1 1 th- pa*- I sage* ;i v over th- --id t'oek Northeast*! • rly to ttK- U-glnning. Osntainlr.i: 3l| acres mon or let«* TRACT 5 BEING the e«iiial m.di\ tjed 1 p- rt « I thft 59 acre I met of land ran—I Hum- | mer » trait' ami JIKGINS at rla bridge | and old p««-vi;e w w> or road mo . -ma III (•ran- h of Tu< kahoe River. « alle-t Mil' | t'reek and run* them- S 2i d-cr«-« I' | 2 I ten- lu-s t,» o ston- for i, xirrnr: Hu-ik- | »• degr--e» i minute* Weal B" i- - to | or pear n pin.- stutii|>. whieh i- a "« (he Jame* Godfrey i«nd thence a!<. . I Ihe James «;-«•! r r land Nortl "fittl it comes t>> th« run of water « | •.! w.,» fi>rmer|\ fh< h-ad of r . t"r..k| M Pfc: .,1*4, th, said Qodffi , f ' • I 'tow n the *:» « d run \»rthw < *t< r| •»,. | "•-vt-ral courses thereof to the plai • of I iiegirimng. ('ordaining .» acres - - | I* AIL TRACT 4 I t. GINS at a White Oak. the sarn« ' I ng t4.e Nnrlt>ra*t, r|y ornet «,.< Krrx - I T»M l.,| . thence |.> ihi r ! . ^ I IC deft re - W-st 71 clu, in* * 1 J.k .1 -I . e • I*«.n,« f to r.-r • -I ■ • -| . I vM II lib) line then, (,) t lw- a.-, id bit. s | v ' ■•free* i - - ' and ftft ln.k | - »t.»k- I,, Hx Til', t, li, I ;2i a rrvs lot. th«n I f I I ink* r«- n si.ifte --nctht-r cor, *-t of I ' \ - • i.i,. Godfr«\'s. them* N II W- *t ft . I I • • • nlng • \>ntait ti».- ♦ II 2 hundredth* more or b *- Tll \4*T - I ii> 1 1 X N I N't | , t a con. , • - . . 1 1 Ht» ( r, • k r ,||,-l Pluinrix r • »V-- k n'|| • l »' " , wh-.n .b bo Knii- . 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II II i.-sr-e* Jfi nunute* Ka*t ill to a slake ktWH-n i-epperagea. | II ich m*i ked ronvr fashion th«>x-e <7i|| urlh SS d-gn-eo, ftn mlnuhp |^,*i ;.:|| n-bi - to t> stone In Ih. |1vld edce I twv '*i North 14 degr«- « m«tiuir*|l • •' " Per- h**s to a atom Hi* u, , (*) 1 1 • th :• ii.*". .i niinutcj. t.n • ., I. | | M-li I *u m it iM-r. h-* i,r a lOtwi-r or 1 1 N i hii st 1 1 1 - side th- » ..r thence I •i Kouth 7i d.'crees minute* |j»*t 27 1 1 -, h, .to -n-dher alone, (h- tu, «ll>|| We«t tf I I rchv* !«• th- middle tif * ltd , I,ek I icm « tlti d-.wn the saiiH Nouhen vter- 1 1 w th »'• the pla, . he- 1| nn i i V>l,,,'filh".g |*y acie * or 1 1 «I'.V KITINO hIHHU 12 ,i eon- || ypl OWen M Went Sell » Mtarhed ami taken l»\ villus of (ht-ll rtVr *|i«ti-d a'tA<huu nt o, >, | | | || '• «b t-t * of the an' II ctltiu* ...1 <(■ '. udaut whrv l.,\, I icd under tlie *aut attachmtnl. as- I J\ to tlx dil , , tlxOM —I a-, a- ' , • i | I \n art ll" «, |i*( , I mtnst ahsronding. fiaudulrnt ami .1 •I -tors fRcvtauiU of I Wted t-'«-btUSt\ fi-d. lyyi TI-- npproxiiTiAt<- at.Humt vuich> »*. tllsfied to th'* sail Is 1 1 |\n N MHt'LTON McNMTT i\*eph Deck Tvler. Auditor Allolmv fur plaintiff, 12 Martnt At I'aiudi-ti N J. 1-1,41., I P *

CHILDREN GIVE PRETTY OPERETTA "Paul Revere" Well 8ung by Children of Eighth Grade. Th* I'fvity opvrftltft. ' Faul Revert, wa* exceedingly well prraeuled by pupil* of tbe eighth grade »f (be put • lie school# iu (be assembly t "'ID of thebigb scbool Frtday eveulug, uudrr thr direct Ion of Mi»* f-uuisg T. ( of•ou, supervisor «»f mu*i in tbe public schools. Their wa* a large nnd s| precinltve audience. I he caste of chara-ier- wa* a- ful low*: iJoiolby Faxlon, Kdug Waliftce Jobu Faxtuii, Harry HswtUotur i'bylii*. Sotium Lftb/sr* Paul Revere, Fldredge Austlu Margaret Faxlui, lhirotUca Barlod Uaslu*. Arthur Hufl. ( apt Mark*. Ira Vincent Michael Hweeuey, Archie t'aflsou. Lieut. Wai l>ay, Augustus Brnilh. Oiuftti. Kdtth Hftlirrftii. Wui Haws. i«lnutr Newcomer There wa* a cboro- of ftboul voices aud all tbe chil-lrro sang well. Tbrre was a solo by Hs/rl Hakely Ihe Uiiiiuet a* danced b> several of Ibc pupils, woii applause

ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies In-.. Philadelphia and Seaahorc Seventh St. and Went Ave, Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's A" Milk Cream Buttermilk

f METAL Ke . nit cold slnp drjugbk *(Of» H n ft \ V / C A "T" | i r-i J'tli' . - mv« cr f M ER fuel bill. Ocean City reprcoentatiee I j (] STFRIRS HUMBERT C. PONTIERE | — — — _____ . 1 City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE - OC AAA CITY . NM Mr JfftCfY i S L. W. MILLER \ RRORRIB TOR * TELEPHONE, SOS I • i j CAMPBELL'S GARAGE S C M. C AM I'BKLL, Prop \ Twelfth Street and Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. BELL PHONE 19 Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors # j GRADING AND STREET BUILDING Ninth St. and Simpson Ave. Ocean City, n j ! RSO " I I General Contractor 1 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY g^ROADS. SEWERS. BRIDGES, BULKHEADS . f — Don't let tbe spriug fiad too with a ft 1 > * Irakyroof. Thun r- -torms'sre cmniaa leaky roof will be apt lo result t« 1 Ml Convjderahlc damagr — Cbimoevs that lexk xhould be looked ' ' after and ma-'.c wraler-tight. Szrokev ',V-| ( k •- Chmtoevx can be ma.le (o draw. . X* Y f ^ Tin roof* are fire-proof. ; 4ffi AH kind of stove and beater repairs — \ / *tnre and heater pipes, i <^[ff|[||y V\^ / 2 Tin. slate and nag roofing. ~ fSi ZrtLrl T SMITH'S /j! The Tin Smith * ^ ^ • 1112 Ashury Ave. Phons 7,VW All Kinds of Guttora {memorials i OF BEAUTY AND DURABILITY rtoely «qui*ite1T crval Md poliihwl-l-tuwd And flnUhad according to your own taste 500 MONUMENTS. HEAD ST0NE8. MARKERS, CORHER P08T8. saL8. ETC.. / H r ^ Fk TO SELECT FROM | W. on dloplay in our show .ards mdl H F HKa at nOMontvUle and Ctnden JM( They reprvaeni the large or and I (Inert rtock of meniortala ever ( Collected bigrther hy one eon- V I eern. They have been cut from \ H / •Undard rranltea and marbles \ L ti / that were purchased before > --T BL Prices advanced to the present I "SI figures. | ^ " I - WE 8^ALI" 1N DESIGNING MANUFACTURING AND ERECTING MAU80LEUHS. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MEM0RIAL8 CAMDEN YAR*> MAIN OFnCE AND YARD W4 Hsrldrti I'emeieey I1«iwximll|ii\ N g IImw 1TI1 "!]!). .V'"". '-'? -Vw r-rry "HI IW i _ , „ r "klgbt Camden. N j r«we,a-l «!!! S MB °— o. J. HAMMELL CO

r ™ 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 EfCtriC Company

SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 622 Boardwalk CLOSED POK SEASON I * | Buick and Dodge Brothers' Cars | • Maccar Trucks | PARTS FOR THE ABOVE VEHICLES # PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES ** V JOS. SCRl VAN I Pftor ffi # o r Au " central garage motor shop X 930 TC 93ft ASIUft* SVC 111 ft WILDWOOO AVC f OCCAN CITY. N. J. 114-11# g *ih( SvC » Towwftcwo. ftftaa. wilDwooo. m j. PU4.L LJ+C o* Pri* M*o Oooorrx* Trrnrs Aft I THE UNIVERSAL CAR | ^p.\Y, Ford S^dxn— a mighty comfortable car H I for every day of the year Has nM en joyable rehnements combined with al* the utility of the touring car . Finely upholstered — most luxuriously — with plate gla» sliding windows, it 15 cool in hot weather while dry and warm in fall and winter. It is the regular m simple to -handle and ever -enduring Ford chasa** with a bonton body — tbe family car that not only pleases with its comfort bnt saves money m I low first 'cost and after operation Let us give yon a demonstration and the price is only C o. b. Detroit. jl Pleasantv ille Motor Co. J 7 South Waff Street Washington Are. ML pleasantville. n. j. W« SMI 4»*Wn kfkt & " ^ o 4ur. «*n f*aa»i aaautiT mow* SMI MS il ujn « Hipp » t V 4 1 ft t x in a o7» • ▼ t a j y OAKLAN D SENSIBLE SIX nUSTNESS and professional men find tbe Oakland SeitsiI4e Six Roadster the ideal tar foe arduous daily aervice. It is highly powered, soundly buih and untailingh* reliable. And k is comtortd* to ride In, easy to operate, •nd unusually saving of ga»o]me, oil and tires. Toomg Cw, $IMS; RsUgbr. *t2ni Cwpa littfc 1W CW SHu, SHA5 Uk Ptmtisc, Mak AMMom! lot tin VbftH Epwnwr' 175 CHARLES SACK Central Garage Ocean City immkimate dbjvxry New Jeraey Advertise in the SENTINEL