LEAGUE MEMBERS ATTEND CHURCH Bttr Practical and Helpful Bermou by the Rev. Geo. W. Yard. Stftuly mtmbsr* of the Youug Nm'i Proffrtoslvs Lssgus, wtailug tba Magus color* lu lbs lapsl* of (Mr OOftlt, aU«lidttJ StlVlCSS lU A body lU U»9 First M. K. (.'buret* tfuuday svtulug, at lb# invitation of lbs pavinr, lbs iiav (Jsoigs W Yard, wbo ti»» bMU OCllV*ly iOta/VSled lu JtagUC of. fair* durlcg bit slay hers. Mr. Yard tfsllvcrsd au excellent dl*oouraa, of wblcb the league lurmlwr* later *p >ks lu word* of blgb praUe. The main eudltorluui of tbe edtllce wae filled, for, to addllluu lo tbe league ui em be re aud tbe regular congregation. there were preeeut many member* of tbe Preebyteriau t'hurch, there being uo eervlcee lu tbe Treaty terlao Cbuicb becauee of tbe special gathering lu the Methodist Cburcb. Before eu tart ug upou bio addrees to the league meo, Mr. Yard made a few Introductory remarks, lu which be •aid be appreciated the attendance of these rneu and be wauled to thank them for tbelr due turnout Many of the men are close to blui He also tbauked tbe Presbyterians for their magnanimity In cloeing tbelr church for that evening aud attending the eervlcee lu tbe Metbodlet Cburcb. Mr. Yard said tbat one of the. first organisation* with wblcb be cauie lu contact eoon after be arrived lu Oceen City wae tbe Youug Meu'e Progre» slve League. The uarne of tble organ ixattou Is one of lueplratlou. Youug Meu'e Progressive League- -each nf these words means some'. bin*. No matter what we do we canuut be youug again Oue reads of doctors making dleoovsrles by wblcb youth oan be restored, but tble is a Utopian dream. Jo paeelug Mr. Yard paid tribute to Biebop Quay la as a man's man. One of tba troubles wlib many peo pie today ia Inertia. Tbe Young Men's Progressive League meaue an organisation that la going ahead. Tba league hasn't stood etlll. It built a monument to tbe service tneu. It has been placing eigne along the road" of New Jersey pointing tbe way to Ocean City. Tbe members ere trying la various ways to assist tbe city of. flciaii. League meant thst yon are united, or that yon ought to be. Mr. Yard then q noted ble text, "1 press toward tbe mark," from Pbli. 8;4, and told bis bearera that tbey cannot do much onlaee tbey have a mark, and tbe blgber that le tbe better. Uod has soma plan for all of ua. We have soma apeciflc work to perform, and wa will be held accountable Wagner found the study of music dlfflcdlL and for that reason be determined to met* ter It. The mark of attainment Is held high, but It le possible for us to reach It. Mr. Yard told two or tbrsa atorlae In Uluatrata his point and said that the g res Lest achievement in life la to be as naar Ilka the Nasareoa, tbe peerless Men of all ages, as Is humanly pos elbla. Haexpreeead tbe hope tbat gli tbe men who are not church member* will affiliate with some church. Tbe church needs tbe help of men like the 1 members of the Progrlesivs League, j and the league men used tbe help of ! the eburcb. There wae special music by the' choir and a vocal quartet comprising 1 H. M. Lake. H. Y Lake, R. L. Oof! . and £. M. Button. 1

ax YEARS OLD ■nrve* Collision's frienda Help Him Celebrate. A stag surprise party wae given Normen Harvey ColJieeon Thursday evening at tba home of hie parents. W.H Colllaaon, Br., and wife, 884 Central avenue, to eeJebration of bis tweoty-flret birthday anniversary. A dsiightful dinner wae served on a beautifully decors led table, end all enjoyed the eflelr, "from soap to note." Hervey received meoy gifts, loclud. Ing a gold watch presented by bis father in behalf of the family. One of tbe principal features of tbe eveolog wae tbe voeel and lustru. b mental moelc. - ■•If Trinity Church borvlcee. Barvlcae in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Eleventh street end Centre; • venue, next Hunday, will be as f©j. Iowa: 9.80 a. m., Baud ay school; 1015 a. m.. church service; 7.46 p. «« eburoh eervloe; Ocean city Lodge' 5SL Ju2J,5!llof pjrlh,M- "oreblp. Wednesday. March 16, 8 p. m Leuten aanrfce; Friday, March 18 10 a. m.. Leo ten eervloe. REPORT OF THE condition 0tEAN CITVTITLE AND TRUST CO. of OCEAN CITY, N. J. at lbs e*aa»o« train*** F*bru«r> tl, ten _ . „ KkxOU HLEtb.loyncolliUr.1,. JgJfJJJ i BSeleelHeaard towns, iwfS?? S34.b,""Mb— • ««f| •^uSVSSXSwum ... ' grH-r-6l.MMH.il . LIABH.ITIRM &R£*S2 """ ,r "MM saars&u, nf * .Oaf'itayljo Winum C Mum, prwldent, *i,.| Ku»*»li ^ f *wr*MWf#r- <>f ll>* h«m*d 9*fi£L^!£l!!L*rah/ dn,T •*•»> gSgSTT^ 1 ,b" WWUWT?."1™ Ptrsstura j. v -

WILLING TO HELP I GAS COMPANY | tOottllouad Intra Kurt I'ags,) agree lu whuleter Is fixed at this time Mr. ltltchlr answered that the com irany Is asking to du certain work If ii can raise tbe required aiuuunl of inon i «•>. This will In* stated In tin- petition . together with I he rail 1 I '> Coin ' liiiNSioticrs could tlx a rate aud Iht'ii [ i'.c Mule I* i ilit > Hoard can decide i j This would allow the state board tc . know the city's attitude. Director fisher expressed the view ' I that the City Commissioner* should 1 uot Ax the rate. The function of this l*uard Ik to take em of the popple with a* Utile n , Dense to t hem as poaaible. It did not look right to hiio. he diilwied. for thH ImmI> to join with tbe g** company in making a rate for gas Mr itllchic said that it appcura thut i some IntlHfl In the rate will be absolutely essential. That seamed to to understood by the various civic organ ufttioiib of ocean City. Mr. Mayer said that if the roiu|»ai)> can be given an increase of 18 cents a thousand feet, the company can gel the money required for necessary Improvements. With the Increase in rate, the company will b« In a position tu show that it can pay" Interest on its liorrowed money. It Is Impoitant that rate hear ings be not gone into at this time, be cause that would meati that uo ilii proveinenta will I* made by the com irany this year. The company makes monthly reports to the State Utility Commission, and this commission ha* the power to lower the rate If condi lions warrant sucb action. In answer to a query by Ma>t»r Champion, Mr. Mayer said that the company did not take the "on and off' charge under consideration. The conference was here adjourned until 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mean tHic City Solicitor Boswell ami the gas company officials got together and discussed the situation with a vitW to reaching a conclusion. The company's figures for several years were gone over, as were the estimated receipts and expeuses for tbe coming year, but the more the three men talked the farther away they ap peered to be getting. The company t» officials claimed that Mr.. Boswell'* figures were theoretical, while tin coin pany faced a condition— not a theory— and they knew the actual state of its financial affairs. When the City Commissioners met at 2 o'clock. Solicitor Boswell said tbat (he city's proposition was that the City Gas Light Company be allowed a temporary increase of 18 cents a tbous and feel. If, however, the rate should Anally be declared less than $2.08 — tbe new price— the company would refund the difference Axed by the State board at the later date, tbe proposed new rate to be effective May 1. Director Fisher ex prensed t be t bought that he did not* think the company stood In danger of refunding. The city's proposition did not meet the requirements of Mr. Mayer, who said that if tiie company has to go Into a rate hearing it will "stand pat", and the rate will not be $2.08. If the peo pie here want the improvements 40 the! gas service and are willing to help the company will assist. If the city goes before the State Utility Commis j slon to force the gas company Into ac j tion. the gas company will show- tbat | it can't gel the money for the Improve menta. As a matter of fact, the com pany would prefer postponing work on the proposed improvements for anoth er year. This would save the company thouaanda of dollars. The company cannot help Ocean City unless the peo pie here help the company. After further diacuaaion. Director Fiaher aald that he thought. In view of tbe fact that the company la plan nlng to spend $65,000 for Improvements. and as the city is dependent on the summer visitors, it would be wise to agree to a temporary Increase in the gas rate, in order to permit the company to raise money with which to pay Its bills. With the declining cost I or supplies for making gas. the city could ask for a reduction In tbe rate. The resolution, petition and answer) were then prepared and an agreement I reached. Tba patitlon of tba gas company follows: To the Honorable Board of Public | Utility Commissioners of the State of New Jersey, Trenton. Gentlemen: — Your petitioner, the

9 — — — — ■ REPORT Of THE C0R0ITI0R 3 or TMt ' First National Bank ' st Oe*an City, to lbs Hist* of New Jsrw. *t I lbs cJoss of Ih»!d«s. oo February : * , aaaouMCKa. Loans and discount*. I«30 r> Overdrafts, uoinrurel 1 ^arU,r MM60 CW i »KSoSssrsst^t,k owned and nn*oroab*red JOJOOOO Kurnllur* sod Futures, 4-,-^ Lawnu rer*rr* wfcb Federal Unserve Bank "*• m -.-r « I«2» -I* Federal Reserve „ lor collection. 4 ,M in Vault sod net amount* doe from National Hanks la VM -*< Cheeks 00 other banks and olber •ash items, jm *, Redemption Tund with U; * Tre^urer tJMM) Heal I.* Lute other thai, bankinf house io*m n *•*•1 fl.etei^Two .... ^ ha niLiri as. a«ft!r.L' nSf *** i9t tiou/nooo SarMus fnod mo auuxi Undivided Profile a n v. lieeerved tor Interest ae<rue1. I 000 m Circulating note* ontsUndlng. i.'jmj cvi Net Anv .on! ime to Metltni*| Hants. Hanker* nod Trust Compamee, M v. Demand IteptMlte. #47>,«vr Time depoeite, 4^,|*ajii Tola! Depoeite, va'.i* iv Llebiiitiee other than those v _ abo\e elated uakl I'ayat-te ri wxion Total Si. We UL'IO tate of New Jersey , CVxinty of Cape May, a* -J' ii' *°VT- ' '""hler of the ahovwnamed tmuk. do solemnly ewesr thai the ebova > statement is uue to Ik* best of ray knowled* aod belief. H. M MiiW'KKH.IWeM-r. H worn and sutwribed befote me tin- tod day of Mareit, A I). I«l. K C'UHTik ll«>Hl Nho.N , _ .. Notary Public. C or rent— A tteet : It. II WTITKS, it HOWARD TIIORN, WM tl AHHOTT. Directors. Money keek without <w** Wen jk \1 If fttJHTW kelve «SMe In D . — -a.W \ « fee* meet eilTClC BC2HMA. /flT fJ/ UNOWORM. TKTTRH e» I If Ti L,h*r Itektna skta ileeesea Try a 99 eeet kos at eue eMk. VI. R. HDGHRS « SON. PHARI. Have you Si8cx) or $2(>oo to loan on Fint Mortgagfb (^ood Security Oood Location Ralph L. Chester 1 8th sad Centrel Av#. | ,

City Gan Light Company, a corporatiui under I tie* laws of ibe >t*t« of NVv Jersey, htivliig u plalit feu flu liiSDU ■ . Mcfurr ulid diatl ibulioit uf g«ir mi Ho | t'Hy uf lb i*au Cil> t'auiiiv »»i * h}m I May aud Htate uf Nvw Jsrgf) hercbj tlloe with your huiiorahic ImimhI an a|< plication fur uu increase of 18 ««ui per h»t»" cubic f«t i ov«r thi* pr« »*k.!»ni rate uf $l.9tt per I'.KMa cubic !••••». fff« ' live from snit nftet May I. 11*21. am II also continuing the ineler srDlo charge uuw in effect. 1)1 Your petitioner r«rp«ttfull> eubuiiti "• that thi' rauM- fur tlie imieaM-d tatej applied for ul Ibis (line !» dirt- tu tin " j fact that *lncr tbe suuuuer of U1- ' I demands hat< h«-« u mud* n|M>n yom ° I petltlum ra by eivit ui gain /at tone am I city offb '-rs for improvement* in t • * | m rvice. wiiirb demundM liu>« iiihi '• I tbrongli the reserve plunt and p.pe iim I . aparit ie« having been • VNHtlrd durinr *' 1 1 lie summer uf 1!0>. tbrougb tb« ab 1 I normal iimmr in gas cab - ihirlni "I the last two years ' I Piinmanl to public notice, meeliugi '• I iiSV r Iweil held at Ibo city hall il It reran City, at whivli «>fT1«-eis «»f youi I I petitioner, city ufln lula and > mi* or ' I ..ilii/at lot. were pr«M-ul ' wheu th« ' I (tnaur ;al condition uf the comi*auy > I and the < u«l and i harscter of improve I lueiilf- demanded wert Hiuiuuglily din > I Mi.snt d and ah a I* ill of th* riteed II I High ir>«»lui ion- were aduptetl by tl * I I Young Man's Progress i ve League, tbi I ' b ean I ll$ raxpaytrs' Association, the r I lte.il Khtale Hoard and tfu- ( tiaiuber of * I A'oii»nierok, approving of an increax ^ I in g#h rules iu order to obtain • xteu I siona and Improvemeiila nc« . ->ary tu ■ give adequate and ntl»fa< lory g uo perI vice. Your |>elilioner miIiiiiiik that Hie 9 1 cost of neceseary improvemeuJa w ill e| amount to approximately $7. ». ♦:». and I herewith submits, SI Bib '-it A", a I -lateinent allowing the contcmplaird I iiiipruvemeiUh in detail and the eeti- ' I mated cost of same Your (wtltloner further htate* that I iih present fiuaiu nil condition, as exI hihited in its annus! report to y our I honorable i>oard, which hhowg that it 1 1* unable tu Auanre the improvements ' I •lemanded of it from current rat.?-, but I He)leve> that the authorization of the ' I increased rate prayed for w ill enable .lit to secure fresh vupltal i«> mafce the I necessary Improvement*, und prav.s I thai authority t>e granted to Ins:m '' I notes at m»t less than 7 |»er cent to I I secure said fuud*. „ I in v if w of the fa< t that n-- funds ' an ^ 1 l*e obtained until tliis jHtition has Itveen acted upon, and that It will re I quire uot le** than three month* to ^ I complete the improvement* content I plated, youi petitioner prays that this 1 1 application approved promptly, n<» I I the contract* cau be entered Into and , I awards tuad* . and work completed a* 1 1 near May l. 1821. a* possible, in an , Itlcipation of the summer season of . 1921. CITY GAS LIGHT CO. 1 1 by Jo*«-ph A. Mayer. President 1 1 The answer of the city follows I To the Board of Utility Commission lers of the State nf New Jersey In tfi» I I mutter of lb* City Oat Ligbt Coinlmuy I on increased rates Answer: I I The city of Ocean City make* answer >1 - ^ Report of Coodifoo of tbe TUCKAHOE NATIONAL BANK . I \t TU'*kshnr. lo the Htale of New Jerm j. at I Uier|u*eo( builiww on February Si.IKH: RKHOfKCttC I .^mvo* end dl*eouou, 1 0**rdrslU, uoeerur*d, j, | I t'.M. Roods depoalte*! I to seeurs rlrrulaI Uoo (par value) ivoo ii) I Owoeduopledced, ;uor. so ' ■- p,*oba I secarltles other (bsn I U.K. h.>nda (ool I loriudlug stork»> •iwoed uti|Ued*n1. 3k.ml.74 I hueiuf K ,u-«d Re | **r»: H*nk (10 i>rr | an', of suoscrip..Don I.IMLUJ I N slue o f bsokln,; | house, owned so<l onlnruiobered. HJBO 0l> | I Furaiturs sod fli- | tore*. I | Lawlut rs*«rvs with | Fedrrsl Kessrve i4jw9i IC'ssh lo vault sod hel imuonli due from a*Ho«sl tMiok*. |i iv fe I c ites 1*4 on l<* km n>. rstol ouuidr of | ciiy or town «>f re porlin* tnok sod | othsr < sah Item* 2^7 *.( flKlemplton fund | with I'. S. Treasurer sod due from U. m. Tressurer. ___ <Ub0C 1 1 1 •fe.aai.6l LIABILITIES i Cspltsl Stock paid lo, t> jo (c i Undivided profit*. 4.143 "i Les* eurreni efpestse*, lotareel sod Uses paid 1JU4.43 * 14 iu v? I ■ 3 HNJ9 h

- Clreu i*thif notes outI . IIADOO I | ore tl«i checks oatI atsndloc 6X.UU 1 | Cashier'* check* on 1 1 own bark oatetand- 1 ( | ,nf 340 43 ■ Individual depoelu . t mpcl to check. IC.Wtl :• : lOttxrllin* depo*lt«. IXi.IKwiI | Hill* pay«»>|* with . I Fader* I Reserve h 0 1 Bank >v IOJDO.00 1 U I 1 I 1 ikte^siAi 1 HUUOlN-'W Jersey. County of Cap* May. 1 n M I < i, E. b Hide. rw*bler of tbo sbove- named ( a tMnk. d<» *ulemnir *we*r that the above , a statement is liu* to Itoe be*l of ray kt.owiedge , 0 sod belief. , . * K. L RICK. Ca-hlsr. , I Hut«crlbed and sworn to hrforo tne tu.attih , day of February, 1VZ1. . JAM KM RtlOKM S KF.Il r.u,<I ;T" 1 Cashier. Wo rre< t— Attest: K R. STUART. K. LTollI.IN, M F. HODPKKY. Directors. 1 . In Chancery of Xe* Jersey. j ' Ts Alexander Wilson, Jr , Nellie 8. Myer* and William II Mtere: 1 Ry virtue of an ordrr of U<« Ctvort of < b*nl c Ty of **wJws«t, msMe on the *ixte*tiih day of February, IVfl, In a r*u*e wherein I *4,0*11* It Cor*on I* oompislnsnt. and you, 1 t ib* Mild M*i*nder WII*"Q. Jr.. Seine m. Myer* and WiIPmim H Myeraarr defendant-, you are r. quired to*p|n-ar, pi -Ad. an*wer or otdeel to Ik* bill of uid rornpla inati • n-* or » before tbe elghlecnih day of A|wli. iwfl. or the ' aald bill will k* taken a* conreaat d acslnai yoo. ' The raid bill I* filed lo I »r, eloae * in upait ■ given by >ald Nellie r< Myer* and William » Tl. Myer*. her husbatidf lo aald l*ab*-lta H i uraon. dal*'1 May 91*1, IW>l. on land* ami ■ PremPea *llualnl In the «-»l> «»l Uroin « It)', ounly of (.lap* May and Hlain nt New Jera > and jroo, Air lander Wil*oti. Jr.. are made a defendant hecaute you a*e n,- owner of SHid land* and prem>»«« d— crii^i in the I above mentioned uiortgwpte; sod >,m. N» 'lie , H. Myers and William II. Mvers.ar* made dr 1 •• r <| a 'i ' « Itecenae you areihe tnaimor lb* bond and mo lc*se above mem-mr-l DaUwt Friir uarv IN Wl I'IMR K HEARD. Rm.cllor for « omplainenl, UutiHi National H*nk Ridf.. . n.j. J , H»:ai»I.KY A * 14.4 MM Reading Coal i AI*o Klndilnc W.vod by barrel or cord. • * H*sl coal on the market jgpo |ba to Iba ton «nar*nto*d. Nail or r.at*rprl*e ' 'phone one* and Yard. TftfVTft *s* WIWI ? : NOTICE l( r— aeedea ell sresad msa to da Jebb aa !' | r»«r Hoe** Uffwe •» Law* 1 11 «i» it V l**als* a ktwrifllv bt tke dfef 01 hr. r 8e* FLORIDA D JONES • 32 SIMMON A v r . Ocisw C»TV Ntw Jtaicv 1 atlantic ice company f OIAUMMN p0C0f|0 H0un,ajn |Cf | nth • rv«* Wast Avanu* 1 OCCAM OlTYi.N 4.

■ m to the petition of lbs .City Gat Ligh w CumpAfty, and m>* ~ i nt it m willing lo allow an in if ]<riwM uf rats, not to ni<«4 18 n pitr I |M-r |uwu 4,-uliP f»-« ' of gas over ant ty LiImiVs I i»e raD HOW filed ami tin- UI P i barge now htrii by your Board, pro <•- vi(j«-d. however thai the rate ImWo: • ig j eff«-r(tvs May 1. 15*21 and to k tun < I aidered only a lrtn|Kirsr> rate with f f .« id I privilege U|«on the part nf (lie moun t • - polity lu apply to the utility board u 1 any tunc (or a dorrease iu (he rale am. I* I kiircbargc. I CITY OF Off : AN CITY, by ir I JtlShTII G CJIAMJ'JON I Ma* nr. ii Alts a( ! id IfABBV A MDN1UF. CHy Ch rlc. MUSICAL TREAT ig | 4 MiMlMr ■ '* "Crut'illslua" lo Ih siiii* wt Unit Trinity BtAiiier's "i'ruoitlxiuu" will be suug ^ i lu Holy Trloiljr I'roirstanl Kpiecupal r Cburcb at H o'clock 'Miur»day treo • | lug. March 21 >1 An- augiurnltMl choir ba» I eeli rclirarsing fur eevrfal wee** and liu* . event bids fair lu *urps*» in rxcelleuce Ibe blgli slandaid uiaiulauirit • upon previous occaelou*. Tlttrae wbo heard Maunder * ewert, yet «ad, "Olivet in Calvary." and Hie , moie j <you* "Coming of Ibe King • < gtveu al Cbf l»!uia*lldr, will Mrlc<>uie d lauolber o|-poilu(iity to Lear (br *amr ]suIol*l»aml cboru* lu (Lie cantata, 'j wblcb portrays with so luucb vivid,1 lure* and pattio* the last day* of tl.e a Saviour'* earthly life II Tbe program aud a more extruded account will appear Iu next week's . t*eue. (.«*(uiuiisu) Nrrllu*. t I The annual uierltog uf the *luc». f- holders of tbe lily (»i» L'gbl Cou ' { pany will Le held at the oltlca of the | ' I couipauy, A*Lury avenue, 1 loeait t 'tl} I ou Monday. March 11 at 12 u'clocl for the purpo*e of eiecltog a hoard • iirrctor* for the ru*uing year, aud f r ' the trattsacltou of eueh other Lualhet- ' j a* tuny properly couic oefore lli ( meeting. .*. Notice to idvriltser*. Change* of copy for display adver-l l tlxemeol* ujii*i beat litis office hut later liian 'lue*dsy noon fur iii*erli</M in Ibe Skntinkl. line rule will be j strictly adhered to. adv.. If NEW JCRSEV SUPREME COURT f | CAMDEN COUNTY "i:\NK Li»: l»i.'KI\ m »\ a o» I Mill-" K1>WAIID WALLACE AND KLIZADLTII \ U ALL.VCL. | IVftitdaiit IN* ATT vCH MK.VI > M.I* <>h" HEAL i:>T.\Ti: I Sol U . i* »•••-. i *. i. tbat • I m III . Ill": ih d t 1 I u 1 1 i > virtue of an ordei ol I hi New |j«r**> Huprnne t ourt m*d* U* -hat | purpose --ii tiir 25ib <t*» «•( March 1*21, I at th« • t.iii of *m«- O'eiock In 1 1 • after* I noon of tiial day. at t !»•• Vourt ll-Hi*e in I May C rt House. State *.< N • a | J«-rv ;i».'tke, *al<-. • i - 1 A**uriine»» to thiI higheat blddera all tin- rtgtu w*»d title I «>f (In* abovv ikitim-d defeiiitanlji of In I qnd !•» all that certain lot*. t*. or I i*arc> ' < of laxtd and i>rern»>« » Ivurlt i .,nd I diwriiMtl aa follow*: n, TRACT 1 Al.t. th.tt certain lot or piece of ground IfcituAte. btng and being in Ocean City. I Count v of CMp* May.' and State of New I Jer**-\ to.l numl>eri-«1 lx»t N« III "»» Plan Oonn Clt> u**n. I<F>,I\N*I ING on the Northw«*ter!y *id« o( I lev \vi-niie. nt the distanc*- of 2^- feet. I Soniliw enter I> (rani the Southwi-eterl> |ltn*of JTtl talning In front or I brradt h oti tl»* aaid Wesley avenue. | f«-et and of that width • xtendlm: North | w.-*terh lel«i*n tin- tme* t>aralM with I the miiI J7lh street 120 feet to a |5 I w Ule nllt-v . TRACT 2 \l.l. th«* following d«.- nt—. 1 tracts of I i.,., . | . Township. May County. New Jer--■•-v as follow s : UKOlNS at a station in the middle of Mill t'rr*k, twins the boundary Ho* t*- !*"•«* the Plantation of late James God- • ■■Ased. and Al*l Smith, dsctaaed. -ml run* thence by mnge of the \Ve*tetl, row of apple trees of the orchard In long tng to aald 8mlth Phuitation. 8. Sfi de-Igret-s, 42 perches to a *u»ne for a cor nee thence North Tl decrees \W*t 37 I perches to another atone *#-t In th«-N'orthw«-*tirl> side of the old Mill I>uui (henci- along to name in the middle thereof: S. 3»; degrees. West 11 pei«hr* to nnolher stone: thence 8 StV» degree* SV.'-t •' r« In - lo a -loin ihiiHT S •• degrees West 57S perches to a comer litwfvn two gum* each marked «*of»i«r fashion: thence N. 21 degree*. West "i perches to a *take with witnesses im-i to fi- In the Southwesterly *ld«- line of tie .'j- acre trnrt of VVovmI Iwind late of property of John Plummer dKoimir thenc« along thi- line thereof N. Cf. degree* * mlnotaa. Kn>t perches to Stone, tio-rne N 21 degroi W«at 2 l«« r < he* to the tindge. for overt J 1 1»«- pasBAgeW'n.v ov «-r i he smi'I Creik Northeastirty 10 the bsgtnnlng. Containing 32 I seres more or l#-**. TR ACT 3 HEINO live equal undtv rded 1-3 |*%rt of thi- •;» acre tract of land railed Hum mer'a tract and 11BGINN at rt and old psaaag* way or rond over • t>ran< Ii of Tuckalvoe River, called Mill I "reek it ml tori* then.,- S 71 «». »-r.. } t perches to a atone for a cornet . in. m . C4 degrees R mlnuie* weft 229 perci Ot near a pin* stump, wim-h I- Mghi In tin- James Godfrey latol. Ihi-trre aking the Jnnves Godfrey land Northwest w at dp until it come* to the run of Wat, h w as formerly the head of said Cr*<-k In ing also the said Godfrey's line. Ihettci down the aald run Northw-e*i, iiv ■vvsral courses thereof to the p l-egitrning Containing 60 acre* mnr*- r,r We* TRACT 4 TIRO INS nt ft white oak. th- - i.m Ining th* NnrtbeOan rly n»rner ot Kmc son N|.i. . i int. thence b> then lm IS degu v\ est 73 chain* at,d v. lint i, ntnkr n»r#ur to Krricson's stand o the Htlh> line; thi nee t»> the unni to,, s *6 degree*. East 7 chain* and !.<< link* to n stake, corner to the AnM-n-m- (Pvdfre) ISA acre* lot: thence by mud Godlr- « * line V 47 degree*. Rant 73 chatn* 7.link* to a stake befrv* *noth« r cttrn, said Godirev m . \V*-*t a ,-hatns and 12 link plat e of lN-ginning. <*ontalning pirt, 32 hu'idredth* more or les* TRACT 5 ItbXjINNINO at a corner in th« nvlddW Of |t>. t ,r. k ralh-d Plutnm„r's <*rr,-k .t th. id*. , wince John Htill. > lln- coming I no, i Ih- flV-r Tut kit hm- rro**S the iin and running thence <1> with hi* Urtg South 'tliotit 12 degrr. «. 30 rninut' ■ tV e*t ] - ' »•* i • he* I,, a t n .ii t half a |h*i i*h M'fft °i V""' *' "n|' ,n ,,w n**' 'b« hill t»f I t • 1 • , ntl thence (2t nlong ttie t plan,! and meadow edge Booth *1 deg,.,. West I", pen lie-, p. another ro»,,rr. th-nc*- «.l, S.Mitl. 42 d. gr. e* 1«» minut- • \W*t tlx lurches to a mnor it.- lige of Jann - •Jodfrvv'a woodland whtr. . * i||i|| wJdte ru,k i* ntatkrd corner fashtnu a hoot >7 n |N-re|| Short ol srtid tin, Dh-ivci •). ikmg the sum* North ',. grees Hi minutes West I** perchao to another oi -,i,i i),idfrc>'* cornel |M-ing a siak. with witness so. theix « r.» North " • m minutes FXkt* stake •otner Andrew <)orlfr, t 'r Mill LrH,t\ ""'V <€> *ion* hni thereof Bout h |1 degrees HI mim.tr- i:*,t M perches to a Make between pepperAge* marked corner (*»)-,., „,.r North dsgraea s-> ininRie* fag fM-rrhe* to a Hone in tlx n,M , dge Ihtnc. i k i N'oith IS o«-gr..- i mh.ult* I 1»1 net, I.e. t„ ^ *t„|„ ||„, ,.M I Nwth H tl.itrves w, minute, p. ah,».g I tin Mill Ik, in u perch.-* it. a cot net on N"»thwcatriD r*de ihrtvot titer,'-.-floi Bmith 7* dt-gtee* Sn minut- - I *«.t 37 In-* to ..not h. 1 alone: .ji, <Mlh 7e i)>ri<v. 1». nonut - \\ .-m (» |N-r. »" . to i h. middle of aald cr»-efc* that.cr 4121 fi t* «h.- same Nt.rt Hcaetei Iv lunduig therewith to the |J„i . n| he NWS " \ ' , N • . i • ve\.-,l lo Gwtn M Mi ntielt » \H t.-l.fd r > I T«k- At or 4Kn ntaoe rial-d attachment. M, , ... Oirtrvif hm ■tk.x II lit* firrrwifii . " • d. - 1 *«ld 1 1 "« '«e|. ndai.t wl*. t, . „ pi - -I nd • -• ,-t ' » h to Ih of Nit a< 1 I An i foi t 1, ih-i i,' , I g, fraudotsnt and .« itehtor* iltevlston of I *k.| . ' |Valed I'rhru-rv fkrd. Ikli Th. itpprovim*!.- amount saiigM t •%. ■attsfied by thi* aalr •» fltSb „ . ^ Mol'LTON M. Nl'TT foseph Reck » , . .U'»rtt" for plaintiff All Maiket At • '•mden N J. !$,« i1 r m 74. |£

WILL GO TO UTICA EARLY IN APRIL But Dr. bnydcr Czpcctt to Retoro to Tbit City for Portion of Summer. A t» lioupociuti. I ih lb* Brsrihli of last wrek (lial ihr lis v. Dr. Ii. H. Suydvf. pkslur nf (he Flfkl l're*h> Icnai. Chufcb. bad received aud accepted a call (o Ibe VYestailueirf Cburcb si t Ilea, X. V . w a* in I lie nature of a j complete »urpflse (o a large number 'of (he residents of tlcoou l ily lucludlug uiosl of the member* uf hla codlEregallou. ft ine uf (lie church uffl * cldls did uol know of Dr. Bnyder a ' , contemplated uiove early I »*f week It w a* staled lu Ibe HiCNTIKKl. that .. j Dr. Bnyder did hut piati to leave iO^SH City unlil ■pteuiher. aud thai wa* hi* thought al llial time. He ,1 jiiow llod* however, that II Will be iicce*sary to go lo I lies early lu April lie a**.uiDiiig the pastorale (he secoud r Huitday m Drat mouth, bul he eX|>ecf* to tetufu to Of an City iu May and r ] rrmalu here fur some lime. r j ♦ Try an ad vert iseiuent Ir. (lie Sen n- ] NKL

RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If I not, why not? They give three times I as much light as the old style Carbon lamps I for the same current consumption. I OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE I of Atlantic City CJwctrJc Company ! _j a

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

;'j! METAL Kccji out cmd: draught^: «dop w "™i 1 weATHM. j « I STRIPS HUMBERT C. PONTICRE |] V . s • - ' — : « * — ' ~ 1 • ~ * ' 7— ' * k ■* > 7^ a — . * — . *^- • >.■ 1. ;■ .■ g . *4 *j. City Garage i V'. SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW J E N&E Y ^ L. W. MILLER S RRORRIAYOR & TELEPHONE. 203 ^ wtm ♦ V CAMPBELL'S GARAGE $ C. M. CAMPBELL. Prop. % Twelfth Street and Asbury Avenue ^ OCEAN CITY, N. J. bell phone 18 Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors GRADING AND STRCET BUILDING Ninth St. and Sims$on Ave. Ocean City. N J f E. A. CORSON 1 I General Contractor ( 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY jj^ROADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES. BULKHEADS | ' " ' - | . . f -J -- -V — Don't let th. .[-ring fin.J you with h VI. ^ Irxky roof. Thunder stortns ate cotninIZDfcy * ^kY rocrf will be api to resnlt i* § ' il .4\ s coTivi.letablc damsel' ^ Cai — . Chimney* that lmk should be 1ooke«l ' 3 hr ""d made wstrr-tigh*. Smoke \ ' ' A ( NIV r I chimneys can be made to draw. IT > 1 | Tin roof* are fire-proof. I 6V | > • All kind of stove and heater repair* I ^ llfflwYX'''"- *lOVr an<< he*tw P1!**- """" J u/f B \ - /• Tin. »late and wUy rooftnif. SMITH'S I The Tin/&mith * ' - 1112 Asbury Ave* Ph„n* 7fl*W All Kinds of Gutters \memorials\ OF BEAUTY AND DURABILITY ri°*Ir carv#d and Poli.hid-lrtt«red and ftniihad according to your own taste 500 MONUMENTS. HEADSTONES. MARKERS. 00RNER P0ST8, 8ILLS, ETC, » 2^3 ra0M Sitv on display ig our ehow yard* y al P>eaa.^nf\ili« gnd Ckmdru BU They rwprgMmi large*t and I flnael stock of memortala ever I collected together by en* c(in. \ I °*rn *nvey have been cut from \ . ' " || / •taedard grwnltae and marh!** \ L — ¥l / that were purchased before > 7 M_ ngvrH ***** t0 th# prr.wnt j WE AND PRIVATE MEM0RIAL8 o™*m n,en yar" mwn 0fticb y**d t 1^ MarMrh Ometrry flueanhflr, N j Nell IIumm- 2711 S?— ' * «>n»ctrey »W I*4renaet4llte I a • „ hl PtMKXTATlVMi J niRiin#||a prff 117 v 49 A- I. IUmni*|i. Vir e'f'ree Ah '* V#^ ,n®f for OltT F "rah'r'"a " W Phi Do la. Clayton n j twTtii fcna ol*«®*tee Coueu* « B Nik Cberrtion ^ Q o. J. HAMMELL CO —

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